Hello everybody, welcome to the Roto World football show where today Danny Carter and I

will be previewing the NFC South with the help of Panthers.com's Darren Gantt and Saints

Beat reporter John Hendricks. Darren is just going to join us right here off the

jump. Danny, so we don't have told you wanted to riff about Ellie Dela Cruz and

breaking some unwritten rules in MLB, but we're not going to have time to do that.

He goes, Darren is joining us. He said from a very balmy Charlotte, North Carolina.

Danny is joining us, Sands Air Conditioning and I thought maybe we could just

spend 15 to 20 minutes with you two talking about how hot it is where you are.

I'm hot Darren. Yeah, well here in Charlotte, it's a damp heat. It kind of reminds me of when

I was in Vietnam, but it's, yeah, it is, it is that time of year and in three weeks I'll be

in Spartanburg where it's even hotter. So, you know, we take what we can get. At least I'm

indoors here in the stadium where the air conditioning, air conditioning works extremely well. That's

why I always dress in layers here, but yeah, it's that time of year boys. Man, I would like to dress

in layers right now. In fact, I would like a snap snow storm to cover the Maryland region right now

because I am very, very warm, uncomfortably warm, I'm sweating constantly. Then by the way,

if you guys want to talk, Ellie Dela Cruz and Cincinnati Reds, I'm happy to. I just came back

from Baltimore last week where they won two out of three, took the boych out up there,

watch some ball. And yes, Ellie Dela Cruz is, he is unusual. He's a unicorn. I've never seen

anything like him. He's like Cam Newton, Julius Pepper's order of magnitude different than all the

other people who do the thing he does. Yeah, he is truly, truly built different. Like he is a free,

maybe enough of a freak to get Danny to actually watch baseball. He is. No, listen, he's must watch

stuff right now. Like I will tune into a Cincinnati Reds game, which if you had told me

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