bookshobby joins us. He is the voice of ESPN radio Sunday baseball the play by play voice

of the Cubs on the TV side. It's a book. What's up, y'all? How you guys doing? What

do you make of the Wembee first pitch? I mean, you know, like, it kind of went the way

you thought it would go. I was trying to, I was trying to find the baseball in his hand.

Yeah, I get it. But, you know, again, he's, I mean, I love that sport too. So I mean,

I'm sort of interested to see what he's like as a player. So I guess, to me, there's a

curiosity factor there for me. Trust me, we have seen some of the greatest NBA players

on the planet play, saw attempt to play softball. Just because you're great at one sport does

not mean that transfers over to baseball especially especially baseball. Alan Iverson was a

hack job on the softball field as was Kevin Garnett and KG. Yeah. It's funny, right? I mean,

it just did the skill sets are so totally different and, you know, these like speed explosion

sports like football and a little bit like basketball and baseball doesn't have it as much

in the main. It's that that trunk twist with hitting plus hand-eye coordination. That is,

I mean, it's really unique when you think about like the different things that most sports

are asking you to do. So it's, and then, you know, catching the ball or not used to it or throwing

the ball if you're not used to it. Well, that's why like when Deon and Bo Jackson did that deal.

Hell, even the guy was that Brian something from Richard Jordan. Yeah. When those guys did

the two sport deal, it was like mind blowing. Super. In fact, I know we want to talk to you

about Otani. I guess Otani is more impressive because nobody really done it at that level,

but what's more impressive? A guy doing what Otani's done or like a Bo Jackson?

Multi sport. Yeah. I don't know because you were about, I mean, I'm blown away like even

before Otani that like somebody like Rick and Keel could get the yips say, okay, you know

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