Oh, it's excitement you want, eh? It's the Bob and Sherry show. Just the two of us and the music. With Bob. Do you think I want to be here? And Sherry. Do you think I want to be here? And now, broadcasting from the palatial Bob and Sherry studios. It's Bob and Sherry. I want to kick off today's show with a question because my history app fed me this when I was getting ready for work this morning.

And I can't stop thinking about it.

I'm not a sportsy person.

So I don't really follow it and don't really know what they're talking about.

But here's what my app said.

It said on this day in 1998, Cal Ripkin Jr. ended his professional streak of

2632 consecutive major league baseball games played. That means, help me with this, Max.

Yeah. That means that he never missed a game. He was out on the field and hitting and catching balls for 2,632 games without a game off.

Is that what that means?

That is what that means, yes.

And that's really unusual, apparently?

Yes, it's really unusual.

Yeah.

Right.

Because even the best players, they sometimes give days of rest to somewhere along the line.

At one point, he had an astronomical innings streak, and the manager said, okay, this is crazy.

I'm going to take him out of some games a little bit early so that he does get rest.

But that's a very...

I mean, I've probably done that many shows without being taken out, but, you know, athletes can get injuries just by running around.

They, you know, their foot in the outfield catches something and down they go.

What's going to happen to me?

I fall out of the chair.

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