Welcome into the big stewie.

I've done one of these.

The first one I did,

outraged Chris Whittingham.

It was my take on soccer.

And my take on soccer is that everyone starts off playing soccer as a kid.

But then they realize as they get older and they can think for themselves, hey, if I'm going to be bored and do nothing on an athletic field, I might as well do it on a baseball field. That was it. Izzy, are you ready for the big Stewie today? I don't even think I was ready for that one, but yes, I'm ready for the big Stewie. That recap just really got me. What I have for you today is top five people in sports who can note the 4th of July. How about that? How have you never done this one before? I feel like it's right in your wheelhouse. I've probably done it. I'm in repeats.

Not on big stewie. No, but not on the big stewie. You're right. Not a big stewie. All right. Here we go.

O-L-I is what I tried to say. A world be free. Oh, that's a good one. I know. Not in the top five,

which is shocking. Yeah. We're all about freedom. Sparky Anderson. Ooh, is still O-L-I? Yes. Wow. Is he still with us? No, right? I have no idea. I don't know. Manager of the Tigers and the Reds, I have no idea. He looked the same age for 50 years.

That's why. Yeah, that's why I'm not shocked if he was still with us. Mark Anderson died in 2010.

Oh, wow. Okay. Too soon? No, I mean, he definitely, wow, he looked like 80 years old in 1950. But anyway. Right. He looked like he was 80 when he was 50.

Yes. That's the way to go, I guess.

He was an old, he was a young 80 and an old 50.

Somehow, both a young 80 and an old 50.

Mike Breen, bang.

Wow, that's a great one.

Thank you.

It's still O-LIs because they can't get better than this.

No, I have one more.

Yeah.

I have one more.

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