You don't want it, you don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway.

The Kevin Sheehan Show. Here's Kevin.

Tommy's here. I am here.

We have Nats postponements, maybe cancellations to discuss.

Washington football team training camp to discuss.

Aaron Rogers is back and the Olympics, Tommy, carry on without me.

I have not been paying attention at all.

Even the Simone Biles thing, like every single time there's another story and it seems it pops up, you know, on the internet, you know, whether it's ESPN.com or sportsline.com,

CBS.com or on Twitter. I'm for whatever reason beyond that, not interested in it, although I know

you've been tweeting

a lot about it. Yes, you've gotten into some Twitter discussions and debates with people,

I believe. Somebody told me that anyway. Yes. Yes, that's true. And yesterday on the beach,

you got to understand.

I mean, if soccer is a sport for people who don't like sports,

well, Olympics is really the sport for people who don't like sports.

So I'm surrounded on the beach by, you know, my in-laws and family,

none of which care did about sports.

Right.

But we got into this, you know,

ferocious argument about Simone Biles,

and I tried to explain what we had talked about in the podcast earlier,

that if this is going to be a new standard for compassion in sports, then we need to extend it to the 24-year-old quarterback

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