Spiegel and Holmes.

Craig Counsel.

When I'm on Sports Talk Radio, I learned that just keep talking, and that's helpful, right?

Could you expound on that?

No, I think that says it all.

Okay, good.

I'm going to go to the anti-talk radio dance here.

Afternoons on the score.

How many games can you throw in a week?

You think you can throw it?

I mean, we got seven days, seven?

Oh, that's what you won. So are you hoping? Tonight is obviously the first thing you guys have to get through, but would you love to get the final out to win a championship of the World Baseball Classic?

Yeah, for sure. I want to be there. I want to be there in the final. I'm ready. Like I told a friend yesterday, the people doesn't know how ready I am. You know, I want to be there all the time.

You might never, ever come down.

Daniel Palencia is on the alert for tonight.

He would be the closer, ideally, for Team Venezuela.

That is, of course, if the Cubs don't get in the way and tip the scales onto the side of Team USA.

Ha! That's Daniel Palencia with MLB Network before the game last night. And if you were watching the WBC last night, or maybe you've just seen the highlights,

Palencia was the closer last night and he finished that game and looked fearsome doing so.

It was Cubs versus Sox at the end of that game, Palencia striking out Sam Antonacci with the final pitch.

He threw 15 pitches last night, has looked absolutely great.

But tonight, Lawrence, would be a back-to-back.

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