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And first of all, RIP, Bobby Cox.

That, uh, I didn't, I just, I don't know what I say.

It's shocking.

I just didn't expect it at all when I went to the,

to the news over the weekend.

Who'd have thought that within almost like a week, right? Ted Turner and Bobby Cox, these are... These are... Icons. I mean, this is Atlanta. Yeah, less than... For the longest time. Less than a week apart. Bobby, people forget that Bobby had had a stroke back in 2019 and then... I read that and then sort of reminded me oh yeah that's right and then in

23 he was not doing well then so it's for it's amazing that he made it as long as he did and just an

absolute legend yes 84 years old nice guy too if you ever met him i'm yeah very nice guy i as matter of fact

he was considered uh the the the most liked manager in baseball.

And I'll keep it to myself, but I shouldn't even say this.

I know one person he didn't care for, but I'm going to keep that to myself.

But a very, very nice person and a great baseball manager, great character,

you know, it's just like the same thing with Ted Turner, more than, you know, just great

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