By the way, there's no true to the rumor that the reason I'm in here for Mike Valenti is that he was suffering from massive, massive problems after

Wyatt Langford hit a grand slam walk off to beat his Yankees last night.

It's funny because every now and then I did wonder how he felt about that. I didn't tax him. I left it alone. I figured this was on that do not call list.

Because he was all up in his feelings. It was Wyatt Langford, but it was a walk off with Grand Slam

to beat his Yankees.

Yeah.

I don't know how I left it alone.

I'm like, you know what no maybe he's packing I'm not going

to bother him about that I'm not going to be that guy but that was David's calling him right now.

No, David's calling.

So, Mike.

It's funny, because David, in the beginning of the show, we talked about, you you know what event would you really like to see

if you could have a favorable outcome whether it's Michigan beating Texas the Lions beating the

Rams or the Tigers sweeping the A's and coming back home, you know, within three games, basically

the wild card.

And it just reminded me, I was in the East Coast for about 10 days, and being in Philly and

New York were all they're talking about.

I mean, obviously they're talking about the Eagles and the Jets in New York a little, the

Giants, unfortunately, suck.

But for those people, like Mike people but you forget how fun a pennant race is every game I mean I got Philly on a Tuesday

And you'd think that they're the worst baseball team of all time because they were a little bit of a slump.

Harper stanks, Swarber can't do anything, and then the Braves come in and they, sorry Rico,

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