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And you can join their team. I'm John Paul Flame, John Barrack Pickle, Johnny Cakes Ovel,

and Jason Bishop. We'll talk to Mike Rizzo, president of baseball ops and GM of the Washington

Nationals at nine o'clock, but joining us right now on the Betq, I'll guess hotline. It is Mike

Terrico, who's going to be calling the Kentucky Derby for NBC Sports coverage of the 149th

Kentucky Derby begins this Saturday, May 6th at noon Eastern on NBC and Peacock. Hey, Mike.

I'd rather be on the board of Mike at nine o'clock on baseball. How are you doing? Yeah.

Well, we can talk baseball too if you want. It's a rough around here with an ad.

Yeah, do you have questions for Rizzo because we have them on every week and we don't know what to say.

Just talk about the pitch clock, the pitch clock. I think how great things are. No, I'm an

I live in Michigan. I'm a Tigers fan. So we have we have a ability to commiserate over

baseball right now. Well, this is a lean decade right now for the Tigers. So it's a little

bit different, but that's okay. It's great to be on together. Yeah, thank you. It's always great

to have you on. It was funny. I was talking to the producers before during a break. We had

you on. And first of all, Mike's always great when we have Mike on. But then we were talking

about the Derby. And honestly, Mike, we don't watch a lot of horse riding. Well, I think we're like

the average sports fan, right? But we get hyped up for the Derby. And especially it builds

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