If you're not listening to this show, then I don't know how you're hearing this.

But if you're also not listening for other reasons, then you need to stop not listening because this is a show you should be listening to. Afternoons on the score. That's not a promo. I don't know what it is. Yeah, I would have, I would have bet they would win. Not that that necessarily makes sense, but what it just felt like was they were going to make it happen, especially with just like the big plays that they'd been able to pull off

all game.

Um, it makes sense, but what it just felt like was they were going to make it happen, especially with just like the big plays that they'd been able to pull off all game.

Man, the hook and ladder was just so fun and bold,

and you can analyze it a million directions, but it was the kind of thing that, like,

you couldn't believe it was happening in full speed.

I thought it was going in for sure.

It's our guy, Nico Horner. He was in a stance at the Niners Bears game on Sunday night.

And, you know, it's just such a different perspective, obviously for him as a pro athlete,

but just a football game versus a baseball game is such a different perspective when you're in the stands. I was thinking about that. With a baseball game, all you see are the players and then in the dugout and everything is everything tucked away. With a football game, you see the entire operation of the organization. Yep. It's like all on display. The training staff, the coaching staff, the support staff, the tech. The blue tent, right? You see the entire, what a

completely different perspective in terms of being at an event for our guy Nico. But there was

some stuff that jumped out to you. You wanted to make sure that our listeners heard it.

Yeah, so we'll do the football last because that's fun and less important than the baseball stuff with

Nico. And the baseball stuff has to do with all of the rumors. I, I, I, there are Cubs fans

that I've actually run into into the building. They were like, I heard you guys had Nico on.

Our buddy Marty Leonard's from XRT, massive Cubs fan. And he's like, I hope they don't trade him. And I'm like, yeah, I think we're all in that place of hoping that they don't trade Nico. But it had to be discussed because we've been hearing it. So Speigs brought it to Nico's attention. I hated bringing it up. And we talked about it. Here's what Nico had to say about it. Yeah, I see most of. I mean, things are inevitable sense to me, especially when it's like connected to the Giants. Like people here obviously get excited about things like that. It's hard to explain to people that things can both be like, yes, that's not false reporting, but that also doesn't

really mean anything. It's like, it's hard to navigate that space, I think, but, uh, yeah, I see stuff.

So it's interesting. So he says, it's hard to tell people that is not false reporting, but it also

doesn't mean anything. Think about that. So when somebody says, I read that you might

have traded to the Giants, and he says, and they're like, is that BS? And he's like, no, I'm sure my name

was brought up. You don't know by which team. It was brought up. You don't know what the incentive is

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