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The Kevin Sheehan Show is Kevin.

I'm here. Tommy is here on a Monday because he's going to take tomorrow off.

Then he'll be back on Thursday this week.

We had major news from over the weekend regarding Nat's outfield or Juan Soto.

Tommy wrote about it in the Washington Times. We're going to get to that here shortly.

I'm assuming you did not watch the golf yesterday, right? Yesterday morning or at all over the weekend?

Yeah, I somehow missed it.

Well, you didn't somehow miss it. You just chose not to watch it. You had no intention of

watching it. That's not somehow missing it. Somehow missing it sort of implies that I kind of

forgot it was on. I meant to watch it, but I didn't. You had no intention of watching it, correct?

But I did forget it was on.

Yeah, you had no intention of watching it and you forgot it was on. That's good.

So you did not see, of course, any of the British Open.

Tommy, it was great.

It was so exciting.

It was so dramatic over the final few hours in particular with Cam Smith, who ended up winning the British Open,

coming from four behind at the beginning of the day behind Rory McElroy looking for his first major since 2014.

He was tied atop the leaderboard with Victor Hovlin, who's been a really good player in recent years, being a very good young player.

And Cam Smith, to start his back nine, went birdie, birdie, birdie,

birdie, birdie, birdie, all right, holes 10 through 14, five straight birdies. He also

birdied 18 to shoot 30 on the back nine at the British Open, something that hasn't happened in a

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