Hello, welcome. I'm so 9-11. I'm the sleeper in the bus. It is April 1st, but there's no April fooling that it's opening day.

Maybe I'm your host, Paul Spore, joined by Justin Mason, Justin. How's it going, buddy?

Oh, man, it is. It's been just a hectic morning, but got my line of change.

Yeah, yeah. We'll talk about that here in a little bit, but it's good.

And then my MLB package wasn't or MLB TV wasn't working. Oh, fantastic.

So yeah, it was and it wasn't working for a lot of people.

So, but I've got, let's see, the brews and the twins up right now and talking to you.

So that is a fantastic way to start off the baseball season, right?

Right. It feels great. Now, we talk about a few different staples of the season in terms of waves and things that hit.

We have all that, that major excitement, you know, leading into spring training.

And then a couple of days in, you're like, okay, it's background noise, right?

I'm not trying to watch every spring training games.

We found reasons to maybe stay more attentive to some of them for different things that you can find.

But for the most part, it is what it is.

Then we get overwhelmingly excited for the start of the season, right?

So, but now we've hit that part that I, for some reason, maybe I block it out because I don't forget that it happens,

but I think I block it out the wave of injuries.

And it can start in spring and it did a bunch popped up, but you still get a lot of optimism with those, right?

Unless it's, you know, a TJ or whatever, it's like, oh, you know, it's going to be this much time.

It's not going to be that bad. Could make it for opening day.

Could make it for opening day.

He has a bone sticking out of his leg, but he could make it for opening day.

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