Marginalize. Nothing personal word of the day. September 23rd, 2020 is marginalize.

Marginalize means when you treat something or someone as insignificant or peripheral.

You've been talking a lot in 2020. It's really been going on for decades or centuries. Talking

about marginalizing people. Actions get marginalized. What about at work? Do you ever feel

marginalized at work? When you think you're doing a lot, you think that you're a team player

and your work is marginalized. You're not recognized. You don't get a big enough bonus or

a salary increase. You don't think you're paid enough. You say to yourself and you say

to your boss, I feel like I'm being marginalized. I'm you choosing that word of the day today

as Koke and I were talking about the show last night in this morning. Because when you use

it, it's a pretty serious word, especially in this day and age, I think. There's nothing

worse than marginalizing a group of people. Rob Manford met the media, gave an interview,

and talked about several things going on in Major League Baseball, all of which are interesting.

And he used the word marginalize in a way that isn't appropriate in my mind. However, telling

in terms of what the future is of baseball and the playoffs, which start, by the way,

six days from today. So if you're behind on nothing personal, you may be listening to this

game, to this series, if you will, the day the playoffs starts, it's parent 29th. So the

quote that Rob Manford used, he was talking about playoffs. This has been a huge topic

of conversation, both during the shutdown within baseball. And since the 60 game MLBCs

and started as it's been a rush to the playoffs, where my view has been the expanded playoffs,

they don't water down the product. They do make for an exciting finish in the National League

right now. You've got four or five teams, six teams, mine for four spots, all within a

game of each other, a game and a half of each other. And when the playoffs were announced

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