Coming next, baseball's 1985 All-Star Games.

From the New York Mets, number 12, pitcher Ron Darling.

Talking about coming a long way.

Ron Darling, born in Honolulu, and was raised in Milbury, Massachusetts.

That's near Worcester.

In fact, it's pretty close to Holy Cross, and in 1975, in the storied World Series,

between the Red Sox and the Reds, why Ron Darling was in Fenway Bleachers in game six

when Carl and Fis hit the memorable home run. And Darling has come from there to the mound

at Che. Oh, and two. Got it.

The way Bob strikes out, he has struck out eight. Got it. The 1986 world champion New York

Mets. Hi, I'm Ron Darling with the New York Mets. I had a choice. Pitching the World Series

or watch the season premiere of Saturday Night Live.

Lucky for me, I broke my hand. And a pleasant afternoon, everybody, and welcome to City Field, Gary Cohen, Keith Hernandez, Ron Darling with you today. Ronnie, have you ever had Skyline chill? I have not. I have not. I would recommend... Not having it, or? Well, no, you need to try everything once. Okay. All right. It doesn't kill you, makes you strong.

That's Gen Z lingo.

Oh, it is?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Like Riz's... Well, no, you need to try everything once. Okay. But doesn't kill you, makes you strong.

That's Gen Z lingo. Oh, it is? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like Riz's charisma. Is that what Riz is? You didn't know what it was? I had no idea. If I'm teaching you, you're in a lot of trouble. Oh. Is that a convention? There's a lot of stuff going on here, other than a quality baseball game.

Spiegel and Holmes, after noons on the score.

It's great to have Ron Darling be a part of the show.

Obviously, he's going to be part of the broadcast tonight on TBS of Cubs and Brewers.

Game two of the five-game National League Divisional Series, and he joins us now on the Circa

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