2 o'clock straight up. It's the Card Show with Big Mac. What's good, everybody? Phone number to join, as always, 888, 808, 101, 9. Going to be a fantastic show. You can just kind of feel it around here. People are buzzing around the building. Yankis with a late win last night. That's right. It comes from behind Victor. That's right. Down 3-1 for the majority of the game. The bats heat up in the 8th. Bednarred in the 9th. All good. The New York Mets are now four consecutive wins without Juan Soto. I know what that conversation is going. Steve Cohen's deciding to start fights with fans now. He's absolutely losing his mind, which makes no sense to me.

It's not the first time.

And, of course, you've got this scandal that rocked the sports world

involving Diana Rossini, the athletics senior NFL insider,

and Mike Vrable, the Patriots head coach,

and allegations of an affair and a rendezvous in Arizona

at a very private, romantic bungalow-type hotel.

They've both denied it, but nobody's listening.

There were six people there with them.

I mean, come on.

There were six people there, but the other four people have not been announced or have not tweeted,

hey, I was there.

You guys are out of your minds. Single persons come to their time. Yes. And I actually feel bad. By the way, good afternoon. Big Mac. How are you? Hi. I'm doing well. I actually feel bad for a lot of the other female reporters

because there's a segment of the male sports population

that has always thought a pretty gal

in sports broadcasting probably got the job because she slept her way to the job,

which is a very unfair characterization of the very talented women who are in sports broadcasting,

right?

Yeah.

Whether that be, you know, sideline reporters, studio hosts, insiders, etc.

But a story like this, unfortunately, lets a good segment of the sport fan population to say,

see, I told you so, that's how she got the job.

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