Today's podcast, a lot going on. I've got an open about who was

complicit in the Hall of Fame results we had for baseball this week. The Ben

Simmons market, is he really as much of a declining asset as everyone says he

is? Ted Wynn, who will join us to do a film preview of both

the current championship games and something that I've been talking about quite a

bit, the line for part documentary on the seals from 2017 Doug Schultz,

producer, director, creator of this amazing content. He's going to talk about

this awesome story, which I can't wait to share with you. And life is a

place. I want to open today's podcast. I want to talk a little bit about the

Hall of Fame. I want to talk about steroids and maybe the first week I've

ever seen Twitter being favor of voter suppression because everybody's so

mad at the writers for not letting bonds, Clemens A. Rodin. Let me just start

with this this overall statement. I want all these guys in. I'm totally fine

with it, but I want to open it up to a further discussion so that we understand

the full scope of this story. And I want to start with a quote. This is from

Donald Fair in June of 2002, talking about potential testing of baseball

players, he's ahead of the union at this time on why he opposed testing. And

Donald Fair said this quote, this discussion can be summarized in a single

word, privacy. Remember that because we're going to get back to it. Now when

it comes to the players, Clemens, you know, in 1986 that first half of that

season was one of those times as a little kid, you're like, okay, I can't I

can't believe this is the best thing ever. I want to try to emulate his wind up

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