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If you were at the All-Star game last night, I got a question for you about this Hank Aaron tribute that they did to him last night. If you were there, I might be asking you a very stupid question. Can you call real quick, 1-855-Birdshow? What are the numbers on that? 1-855-237-8-47-46. So let's talk about the All-Star game last night.

The Major League Baseball All-Star game was in Atlanta last night.

And I got to tell you guys, Atlanta was so well represented.

Congratulations to Major League Baseball.

Congratulations to the Braves.

It was fantastic.

Did you guys watch any of it?

I did not, but I saw some of the highlights. There was a beautiful photo of Hank Aaron's widow, Mrs. Aaron standing up with, like, the Truest Park. Like, she's, you know, they were obviously giving her a round of applause. And it was a beautiful photo. Same. I didn't get to see the full game, but I did see a lot of the highlights. Okay. I saw Livy Dunn get her makeup done for the red carpet. Did you really? Love that for her. Shout out to my J-Go girls who were there doing all of the Major League baseball wives' hair. There is nobody listening that was at that game last night. That can't be. 1-855 Bertow. All right. So it starts off last night with ludicrous

Germain DePri on stage

in between

announcing the players that were actually

playing. They did a couple of songs like a

medley, including Welcome to Atlanta,

which I thought was like the perfect way

to start the All-Star

game being in Atlanta.

For sure. It was fantastic. The game itself last night, it's the first time in 12 years that the

National League won the thing. And it ended in spectacular fashion. It was a tie game. And this is the

very first year that they decided the game by doing kind of a, for lack of a better description, like a mini home run derby.

And it was so dramatic, so incredibly dramatic that it will probably go down as one of the most historic All-Star games that has ever been played.

Wow.

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