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I am Stoney in for Mike.

We'll be back tomorrow, hopefully.

Rico, of course, here as always with Hatchet.

And Kenny, now, I think this topic that we're about to delve into is probably

saved just for me.

You were excited about this one, Stone, when I brought it up to you pre-show one day. I know, with evil intent. Actually, it was not. It just so happens to coincide with you being here today. I know. So, full disclaimer. Kenny, start us off. So me and David were watching a baseball game. There was a day game, I think last week it might have been. And I started to complain, as I often do during a baseball game. I realized that I have an old man opinion. And my old man opinion is... Is this as a married man? As a married man, I have a married old man opinion. That is, I hate the two outcome or whatever you want to call it baseball,

where it's either you're striking out, you hit a home run,

and that's basically what happens in baseball now.

I hate that there's no more, you know, dance around the base paths.

I hate that it's the two outcomes system that because I'm watching Torkelson take these massive swings.

I'm watching Riley Green take these massive swings.

There's no intent to put the ball in play unless it's over the fence.

I don't like that about baseball now.

I miss what baseball was when I was a kid.

And yes, that is an old man take from a person that is only 31 years old.

Wow.

You know, Kenny, I'm glad you've moved over to the dark side because I think, you know, baseball purists, the baseball league, kind of agree with you.

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