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Good morning. Good afternoon and evening baseball fans. I should say good evening. Welcome back to

Barstool baseball. This is Carl. I am joined by Chris Castle. Lonnie and Oriole expert R.D.T.

We're here to recap the Orioles and the All Star Game, the All Star Game festivities,

Hall of Runderby. We just got done with it. I guess rapid reactions.

Castle, Lonnie, put it on the pizza scale. How would you score this all started?

I would say a solid seven point eight. I think that it's I love the fact that almost every year

this is a tightly contested game. But I think outside of maybe D.S. is home run. I don't think

there were a ton of, you know, when we do the montage of great All Star moments, I can't recall any

really from this game that are going to stand out, but it was a close game. It was a well played

game. It was a clean game. Well managed game. And then that does matter. There's a lot of pitching

changes that got to make a lot of line up changes that got to make just a rock solid baseball game.

But not one that's ever going to belong in the Mount Rushmore of great All Star games and majorly

history. And well said because it's like, does that even exist now without any implication?

Like, is there just a spot in our head where we could just enjoy the fact that it's re2,

cleanly played game with the best players of baseball? Why not without repercussions or whatever.

So we're in that like new way with All Star games where there is no consequence.

RTT, did you like Seattle as a venue? Yeah, I mean, it's always a nice and again,

I will talk about later, but it always it's a nice feeling for Orioles fans because of the Cal

stuff back in 2001. Again, it's always a cool venue for them to go to. Again, it's a great looking

ballpark. I love the shots at the beginning of the roof being open, talking to my dad and he's

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