Let's go to Damon who's in the Bronx.

What's going on, Damon?

Hey, good morning, Boomer.

Good morning, Jay. How are you guys? Great, Damon. What's happening, brother? Well, I was just listening to you guys talk about BT, and it's a topic that hits home for me. I am part of youth baseball, anywhere from 10-year-old to high school level. and I have to say if B.T. was thrown out.

He crossed the line and that's unacceptable in youth sports.

No way, shape, and form is arguing, badgering a hump part of the game of especially youth baseball.

Like Boomer said, swing the bat and that's that.

Yeah, you know what? Damon and I, listen, I understand there's been a lot of like overzealous parents. What I don't want to do though is, I mean, we're here in this second hand. Yeah. BT is off. I haven't heard his side of the story. I have no idea what happened. You know, he could come in on Monday and be like, you know, I was, I was at a line and let my emotions get the best

to me. He could come on a Monday say that none of this is true, or he could come in on Monday and say that that umpire called me the C word and I had to do something about it. I don't know. So what I'm trying to do is is make sure that we're fair to him because he's our colleague and we like him yeah yeah we don't

kill him damon and and we appreciate you doing the umpiring did you see the pile of people looking

yeah there was like that ball on the gorse push was that scottie hit it in the gosch i don't know who is i

don't know who there's 17 guys looking for the gorse imagine being a gorse guy

hey what are you doing this week sh. Imagine being a gorse guy.

Hey, what are you doing this week? Seamus? I'm a gorse guy. I'm going to be standing by the gorsh. Yeah, I'll just be standing by the gorse. You're trying to find the ball. I mean, if they find the ball, I guess you've got to play an unplayable. Yeah, I mean, what's the point? hitting it. Well, I mean, you've got to find the ball. You can't lose the ball. You have to find the ball.

To have it to take it. Yeah, I mean, what's the point? Well, I mean, you've got to find the ball.

You can't lose the ball.

You have to find the ball.

To have it to take it on playable. If you lose the ball, it's two strokes, right? Is that what it is? Exactly. Yeah. Where do you want to go? Wherever you want. Go for it. Let's see. Let's go to Andy and Milford. Andy, what's happening?

Hey, guys, what's going on, Boomer's,

you know what? All right, Andy.

Hey, quick, what's going on, Boomer's Gio? How you doing? All right, Andy. Hey, quick, quick come back to that other caller. I was tossed out of a game, a 12-year-old, 12-year-old, 12-U softball game, girls. So my daughter's playing. It's literally the first inning, the first pitch of the game, first batter. He calls the girl out at first base, and she was safe by a mile. So right away, I'm like, come on, what are you watching? I'm like, we just started the game. And the guy looks at me and goes, one more word. He goes, we just started. You're right. One more word. And I'm tossing you. So, of course, I look at him and I say word. and then he goes, that's it. You're out of here. So he throws me out of the game after the first batter.

Of course, I look at him and I say word. And then he goes, that's it. You're out of here. So he throws me out of the game after the first batter. Of course, I run back to the hotel to change my shirt, put on a hat, and start coaching from the top of the hill. But I mean, it's not always that you're a band, you're nailing the refs or that the amps, they come at you in a bad mood at 9 o'clock in the morning sometimes, too, for no reason at all. And then if you guys just give you a quick second, the best story about this game, too, is we're playing West Virginia. We're from Connecticut. We're playing West Virginia in this tournament. And the girl at shortstop, this is, you know, 12 you mind you. The girl at shortstop makes a great dive and play.

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