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Welcome back to another episode of Sunday Sports Club.

You're probably wondering where Ali's voice is.

Same.

Where is she at?

We don't know.

I'm joking.

She literally just gave birth and the last thing she wants to be doing is anything.

I mean, I don't know how many moms we have listening,

but you know, when you get into those, you know, newborn trenches, you're like immediately

postpartum. It's hard to even pick up your phone and text somebody back or answer a phone call,

let alone get up the energy to record a podcast. So that's where I come in.

Honestly, I'm probably a little bit more on Hens in my wife. She's smarter than me. She's more calculated than me. So in a weird way, you should be thanking me for being here. I don't want to gas it up. It is what it is, but you should. Also, I might have spit up on my shirt for the people that are watching. It's just, you know, when you're in the newborn phase, it's just all hands on deck. Anything goes. Like, you show up how you show up. Clothes might be wrinkled. You might have bags under your eyes. By the way, all those things are happening. It is what it is. Nobody cares. I don't care if you're judging me. That's a you problem. Not me. So here we are. We're glad to be here.

And I will admit, so we're three weeks in. My wife is in the other room right now with her newborn.

Last night wasn't the best night of sleep.

So our newborn has been Pepper.

We can call her by her name.

Pepper has been unbelievable for the majority of the time that she's been alive and with us.

Last night, she just decided to just not really sleep that well and get a little fussy.

And there's so many variables with little kids, or excuse me, with newborns of why they may be fussy. It could be gas. It could be

they're congested. It could be, you know, a million different things. Their onesie could be

fitting wrong and they're fussing and they can't communicate. So that was just one of those nights.

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