Here you go.

go. go. Fan. That's the Nothing Personal Award of the day. It's Wednesday, November 15th, 2023. And we start the show with the loss of a fan, the owner of the San Diego Padres,

one of the great fans of baseball, one of the great lovers of San Diego is a city, someone who was willing to spend as much money as it took to get the

fans a winning team and a world series and the biggest fan himself passed away only

63 years old a complete shock to everybody we had known everybody had known

that he was sick but didn't know the extent of how sick he was.

Some people choose to be sick in private, some people choose to be sick in public, there's no right, there's no wrong.

At the end of the day, the United... to be sick in public, there's no right, there's no wrong.

At the end of the day, the announcement came from San Diego,

the organization, the beloved owner of the Padres

has passed away.

When you die owning a team, there are several things that have taken place and a lot of people have asked me questions. I want to give the proper respect to the Sidler family. It is a

nightmare to have your father, uncle, grandfather, friend, owner, pass away so

prematurely and 63 is quite premature. So Peter

rest in peace all of the criticisms I've had of A.J. Preller of the

Padres of your spending. We're done with respect and love.

That said, I have to talk a little business about what happens because the audience is interested.

So Peter, rest in peace.

I'm sorry you didn't get to see the fruits of your labor, but you did.

You saw sold out Petco Park Park you saw revitalization of San Diego you saw a team with a chance a hope a prayer

You saw disappointment. You saw victory

Every appointment you saw victory. Every team in Major League Baseball has to submit a succession plan to Major League Baseball.

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