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That is the sound of Bob Sosie and Scott Zolak on the call of yesterday's game,

controversial game.

But the first thing on the table in the AT expert line is,

Bob, was there a situation yesterday where you yelled at Scott Zola?

You know, after the game zone, I were trying to figure out why people perceived chippiness,

as I think one tweeter phrased it in the broadcast booth.

And I think I might have raisedased it in the broadcast booth.

And I think I might have raised my voice on a play that involved cooks running out of bounds.

As I was saying through the course of the plays out of bounds, he's out of bounds.

I was probably more angry with myself trying to get the words out of my mouth but uh no there was no

real yelling uh between us uh there are lots of love lots of love in the booth lots of high

fives certainly uh afterwards but uh no i mean you know no chippiness at all i heard the clip

and it was way it was nothing as a matter of fact to the point where i didn't even play it, because I think Zoe just kept going, we'll play it though.

I mean, now that I've brought it up.

But he kept saying, he's out of bounds, he's out of balance.

He was out of balance.

And at one point you go, yes, I know.

You're like, yeah, I saw it.

And then you continued, and that was basically it. Right. But you know what? Some people, you're used, we're used to hearing you guys, you know, not even have any kind

of type of tension against each other.

And I'm hoping that doesn't continue there because it makes me feel uncomfortable as a

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