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This is Matt Spiegel of 670, The Score, and Chicago, and my podcast, The P-B-P,

Voices of Baseball, is all about the art and craft of Play-by-Play.

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Welcome back, Chuck. He's company alive on 106, 7-The-Fan, and the team 980 in DC.

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with John Kym who covers the commanders for ESPN.com. Before we get into the nitty gritty of the roster,

I know Ron talked about this after the game. The crowd. The wave returned. He said he hadn't seen

the wave. The crowd and the comeback of the fans, it's a real thing. It is very real, and the

last the waves in the past were waving goodbye. Nobody was showing up. It was not only

they're doing the way it was the fourth quarter of the game, too, when they're doing it. It wasn't

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