That's true. I am live. I'm in Southern California. We are on Westwood One, but we're also on the X platform, and we're on Sirius XM, and we're on the Rome Fast Channel. We're in a lot of places, which is a good thing because this guy deserves as much real estate as possible.

So as we start our number two, quick reminder, the beef segment, top of our three. So start getting yourself right

mentally. What do you want to beef about? Telephone numbers is toll free, 1-800-636-86. Back now to

this guy, my man. He is a former MLB first baseman. He played 12 seasons for the Indians, the Reds, the

pirates, the tigers. He is a three-time All-Star.

He is co-host of the Maris Office podcast, an MLB network analyst.

Ten minutes ago, I challenged you to find me a better human being, and I know you were not able to do so.

Because it is Sean Casey. Case, what's going on? Case, how you doing?

What's up, Romie? Great to see you, dude. I look forward to this day, every year opening day.

I appreciate you having me on again, bro. How are you doing, man?

Case, I'm great. It's not opening day until you and I wrap.

So now it's officially opening day across baseball.

So I had to run down first things first. How are you? How is the fam and how hyped are you for yet another opening day? Because they never get old, do they? No, they never get old,

man. This is like a national holiday opening day. I'm so excited to just be watching the games

day locked in. I always feel like when Major League Baseball starts, we know for the next six months,

seven months, we're going to be locked in, 162 games. And then the postseason, it's just an

incredible, incredible time, man. So I'm totally fired up. And the family's great, bro.

Good, good to hear it. Sean Casey, joining us. So, Case, I realized the season officially started

with last week's series between the Dodgers

and the Cubs in Tokyo, but there is something special about the first day of action across the

bigs. Let me ask you this. What memories do you have of playing on opening day, especially in your

eight years in CINCII, where opening day means so much because of that yearly parade,

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