What is up, Hotties? Welcome back to another episode of Stay Hot. I'm Bladen Currick,

joined as always by my two favorite co-hosts of all time, Matthew Spanauer and Theo Ash.

Today, we're going to, of course, be reviewing game three of the NBA finals where the Nuggets

were able to take down the heat on their own, on their

home court. And then we're going to discuss our top 10 quarterback rankings, which we,

I'll explain later how we did it, but it was basically we each threw in our rankings and

it spit out like a consensus ranking. And then we're also going to do a little bit of a

mailbag segment, including you guys in the content, including you guys in the show as much as we

can. So make sure you are following us on Twitter at Stay Hot Pod on Twitter. If you want to be

involved in these kind of questions, we'll tweet out before the podcast.

Hey, let us know if you have any questions and we will try and answer as many as we can.

But before we get to all of that, Matt, Theo, how are you guys doing on this beautiful Wednesday night?

I'm doing good.

I went to Ellie De La Cruz's home opener, his first game. Shout out to him, number one prospect in baseball. He's sick. And not only did he get a hit. He hit a double. But it was a sweet game, dude. They went down huge, eight three. And and the fourth they gave up a grand slam,

and they clawed their way back, and we're down 8-6, bottom of the ninth came back and won it.

How many teams give up a grand slam and end up winning?

That's a good question. I have no idea. Probably not many.

The Red's pitching is awful, but they're hitting is great right now.

And they've got all the good young players.

They're up next.

They're up next.

Better than the Guardians, I fear not.

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