We got a busy show today. It is a Tuesday, which means if you follow this program, the very popular posted and toasted game will be played sometime around 1130.

We tackle a very interesting debate that I think is going on in the head of Mike Brown, and that is should he bench McKell Bridges?

Should he actually sit him and end the streak?

We'll talk about that a little bit later on, and we will get you set for the World Baseball Classic Final tonight between Venezuela and the United States. But I want to start in an area that I know will be debated a lot over the next month and a half, and that is around what the Giants are going to do at five. And I just need to get this off my chest, because I've seen Sean argue with people on Twitter about it and you of course are a legendary running back so I know you offer a very unique

opinion on this oh we're going here again yeah oh we're fighting today I I read happy St. Patrick's

Steve I reject the notion I reject it because I've done my research now to feel like the facts back me up.

I reject the notion that you can't draft a running back in the top 10.

I don't think that that theory is right.

I think it's flawed.

I think that when you look at the individual cases, it will prove to you that you need to be in the right circumstances

to draft a running back in the top 10. And unlike a lot of the teams that have done it, the New York

Giants are in the right circumstance where if they do a draft a running back at five, it's not

the worst decision ever. Well, it depends on what you do with the rest of this offseason.

It feels like free agency is over,

even though we heard yesterday that Jill Shane and

the New York Giants might not be done

in free agency yet, but this

goes back to the

PTSB that you keep

referring to, talking about Saquan Berkeley,

and I'll admit, and I think if you're rational

you realize that that was a completely

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