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But it's good Friday. It's also the first satirist tonight. Happy Passover to those who celebrate.

Get ready for some matzah, some manachevets cakes, some manachevets wine. A little story

about the plagues. But really today, not really. It's a bunch of stuff going on today. It's

met to opening day. On April 15th, it's Jackie Robinson Day in Major League Baseball. And

it's 75 years since Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier. That's what they call it.

Jackie Robinson became the first African American player to play for a Major League Baseball

team. There used to be the Negro leagues. Totally segregated was baseball. Finally, one

of the black players went to the Brooklyn Dodgers, started in first place on April 15th,

just 75 years ago. It's really unbelievable if you think about it. He had one hell of a

career. He was an all-star, played for 10 years, first ballad hall of famer. But one of

the previous shows we did on an April 15th, we talked about the core values that Jackie

Robinson had and how at the Marlins and at a bunch of other teams, we actually teach kids

through books that have been written about him by his family. We've had family members

sharing Robinson, his daughter come talk to kids, come talk to employees about the core

values of Jackie Robinson. But there's some stuff about him that I'd like to tell you

that maybe you don't think about much and has nothing to do with him as a baseball player.

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