Hey, it's Michelangelo here. Thanks for joining me. I got another classic clip for you.

Armstrong and Getty. One more thing.

You're going to like this one. I really enjoy this one, actually. This clip is back in December 9, 2005.

You know, Gladys isn't here today, but I'm going to use my favorite sounder instead.

Boom! Anyway, yeah, December 9th, 2005, and Joe becomes umpire at a little league game. He

steps in and saves the day, so to speak. And it's a pretty funny clip. And I believe Joe

was Declan's baseball coach, and of course he also coached girls soccer. So he is definitely

the youth sport expert on the A&G staff.

So without further ado, let's go back to 2005 and listen to this clip.

I think you'll enjoy it.

Saturday morning had a baseball game, the little fellas that I coach, had another little league game.

First two games we played were very snappy, well-played games for this level of baseball.

Moved along quickly, guys catching, throwing strikes more or less.

And more or less is fine at the 9-10-year-old level.

As long as everybody doesn't walk and it's a death march.

But, well, Saturday morning, we had our first game that was the death march, the minor

little league death march.

You know, he had some kids who were having a real struggle throwing strikes and it just

took a very, very long time.

And so it was, I think it was, I guess it was the last inning. And because there's a

five run rule, you can't score more than five runs in an inning. The game was out of control.

We were winning by many, many runs. So the umpire who'd been there for like two hours and

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