From 30 for 30 Podcasts.

What are you in a lot?

Did you say someone got to stop?

Brian Patta, senior defensive lineman from Miami, gunned down.

The key to this case, it's Brian.

Boy, he's breath there.

An hour before he died, he was on the phone. This might be a hit.

You want the truth.

The biggest one of conviction being placed him to arrest.

We had a killer amongst us.

Murder at the U. Listen now.

This is the baseball tonight podcast for Friday, April 10th, 2006, and today will be better than yesterday.

I'm Buster Only. Taylor Schwink is working from ESPN today. And Taylor, we teased it in the last

podcast. We got a Hall of Famer coming on today. A future Hall of Famer, Albert Pools,

in my introduction, I'm going to do for him, he should be unanimous selection for the Hall of Fame, yes? No doubt. No doubt. We're going to put it on the topic bar. I love him we can load up the topic bar with accolades. And Albert Poole Hulse, he might be the most legendary player we've had on the podcast, I think. Yeah. And he, I'm really curious to think he, to see what he thinks about the ABS. I'm going to ask

him about particular swings, what he sees the mechanics of guys like Aaron Judge, and ask about his

WBC experience, because that was amazing, and ask him when he thinks the WBC should be played. But first,

we'll talk to Paul Mbikidis, of course, a content producer in the show

Get Up. Hembo, how you doing?

Buster, I'm good, although I am recovering still. My wife spent all of last weekend in Indianapolis

for the Final Four. She, of course, being a production manager at ESPN, which meant that I was

sort of forced to fend for myself with three girls under the age of four with a lot of

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