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All right. I am here. Aaron is here. This show is presented by Window Nation. If you're in the market for Windows, call 86690 Nation or go to Windonation.com and tell them we told you to call. I have a recommendation, which I will give later in the

show for a two-part documentary on HBO. I think it was HBO, but I'll make that recommendation

later on. The Nats beat Atlanta last night, Stephen Strasbourg, another strong start. And even though Aaron the bullpen

tried to give it away, it didn't this time. And the Nats were five, four winners in Atlanta,

and they've won four out of their last five. So a little bit of momentum. There's still nine

and a half back of Philadelphia who won last night, but they are playing a little bit better, and that

Marlin series may have started them on a bit of a run here. What a piece on the Lakers yesterday

on ESPN.com. You recommended that I read it because I had not read it before the show yesterday.

I think it came out just before we started the show or maybe during the show.

But the biggest takeaway, more than any other, for me,

is if you believe the various Lakers employees that were quoted anonymously in the story,

this was in the ESPN.com story, the inside of what's

gone on with the Lakers here the last two years. You may not be interested in the Lakers or the NBA,

but I promise you that this is a very compelling read. But the most for me, the biggest takeaway,

the thing that I won't forget from that story, is if you believe

the Lakers employees who were quoted anonymously in that story, Magic Johnson is a very

difficult person to work for, if not borderline abusive. I'm not going to spend a lot of time or any more time really talking about it right here on the podcast.

I just urge anybody that is a sports fan, certainly an NBA fan or a Magic Johnson fan, to read it.

Just a very interesting story about one of the storied franchises in all of sports in the midst

of its most dysfunctional era. The last few years have included, by the way, of this franchise's

dysfunctional period, the last few years have included one of the franchise's

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