Welcome to the Audible presented by Trader Joe's. I'm Stuart Mandel.

Joined, as always by Bruce Feldman. We are on the eve of what should be a pretty jam-packed eventful week four. Bruce, I understand you're going

to my hometown. I am, yes. We are headed to Cincinnati. I've never been at a game at

Nippert Stadium in your old stomping grounds. So it'll get to see Oklahoma, try to get a window into how good

Oklahoma is, see what Emery Jones can do. Any places I should go eat while I'm in, what do you guys

call it, the Queen City? The Queen City, obviously, Skyline. You're going to go to Skyline?

No, I'm not going to Skyline. My guess is, i don't know who plans the dinner reservations for your group

my guess is you will end up at one of the jeff ruby restaurants the precinct um or montgomery inn

everything there all the like big restaurants there have a sports theme they're all like every

it's reds and Bengals, whatnot.

So my, you'll end up one of those and you'll be good.

One of the places I'm told we will be hitting is Soto.

Not familiar with that.

It has a high recommendation from former Bengals great Andrew Whitworth. Is it named after Mario Soto? No, it's funny. Good reference. That Soto, I'm almost positive as one T. This Soto has two. And I may not be even pronouncing it right. Look, I haven't lived there in 30 years. So so i can't really i'm not up to date on the

restaurant tips but those are the the ones this might be my most proudest moment from you the

mario soto reference i mean that's probably right yeah he was you know i started following

started rooting for them around 1984 and it was i think he was yeah he was still on the team he wasn't like at his

peak but he was still there yeah wasn't he like shortly before i feel like in the early

80s wasn't he an all-star type pitcher yeah you might be right what a what a tangent uh yeah there's

a lot of big games this week.

We're going to talk about those in a second.

A couple things are weekly Dion update.

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