Here we go. What's up, everybody? And welcome back to another episode of your favorite podcast.

It's the anything better podcast with your hosts, Phil Burr, Paul Berzi, and our producer,

Andrew Themless out there in Beverly Hills. And today, you guys are listening to episode

number 69. Who do we got guys? 69 numbers. All right, number 69. You have Jared Allen,

2000, 2004 to 2015, 187 game, 136 sacks, Paul.

Yep. Six interceptions, 19 fumble recovers, five time provost selection, four first time,

all time, tied for NFL record with four career safeties. And then in baseball, you got the

2004 Red Sock champion, Bronson, O'Royal, 2006 All Star, 2010 Gold Glove winner. He played

from 2000 to 2014 and came back briefly in 2017. So the man has an MLB pension. And I think

that's it. I don't know if there's anybody else here. John Runyon. John Runyon. There you go.

Is another running was an animal. Yeah. Yeah. And you guys know what happens with 69 when you

reverse the number. If when you turn it over, it's 69 again. Sorry. I thought it was 96 marks

scleric. That's that guy on ESPN. Yeah. Oh, Andrew Desjardin. The Jardins, as they say out here,

is hockey. Willie Young 66 to 75. Woody Peoples is some old school.

I don't know what you mean. Chester Pitts, Mike Lewis, not a lot of names in this book. Jordan

Mercer. Currently active for the pirates. Oh, he has one for you. Paul, 1960, 1968 with a cop haircut.

Cheryl Hedrick. All right. I think we're done here. What are the most famous three name

athletes you could remember? Three names. I'm trying to think, as you said, as you said,

Jimmy, like you said, I said, Junior, Mario Van Peoples. Van Peoples is his last name.

That's not. Okay. Van Peoples. I was in Mario Van Peoples. Like Mario Peoples. It's

Mario Van Peoples. Dominic Rogers Cromarty. He was a good defensive back for the Cardinals and

the Giants. Oh, oh, there's a running back. There was a running back for. Oh, Jason Pierre Paul,

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