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Subscribe now. Hello, welcome back to another episode of the podcast, you name later.

I'm Chris Willis, and I'm again joined, but my good friend, Stephen, how are you doing tonight?

What's up, Chris?

It's always good to be on with you, buddy.

We're getting closer and closer at WBC just started, so we do get some real baseball.

It's not in major league baseball yet, but it's got a ton of major leaguers in it. So we do get some real baseball. It's not major league baseball yet, but it's

got a ton of major leaguers in it. So it's going to be the closest thing we get until the real thing.

But yeah, we're less than, I think less than three weeks away for opening day. So it'll be

here before you know it. Yeah, it's going to be interesting over the next few weeks.

Team USA's playing tonight.

We got a good look at Dominican Republic today as they played the Braves.

And that lineup's insane, and it didn't even have one Soto in it.

So it's going to be interesting to see how, you know, how this thing plays out when we get down to the, you know,

the final four.

Yeah.

And they didn't, yeah, they had Wander Franco and Kettle Marte coming off the bench and didn't

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