Hour 2: Dan's Tobacco Story

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Tony. So let's go with the national championship tonight. Michigan versus Yukon. The wolf rings are getting minus six and a half. I'm getting them on draft king's boards.

Tony, Jesus, get your shit together today. Please, like the microphone's right from the view. minus six and a half. I'm going to take Michigan against the spread against Yukon, who's, you know, getting to the last of there.

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You know I'm not a cook. Oh, that's his gimmick. Michigan minus six and a half against the spread. Uh, thank you, Tony. I appreciate you.

Don't you don't? No, you don't, by the way. No, you don't. That's the day. You do not appreciate it.

Get some pressure. I appreciate you trying to power through. I didn't say I was going to appreciate you in general. I appreciate that you've tried to power through when clearly you're falling apart. Um, I want to show the video audience, uh, something that the audio audience will understand

because, uh, the swallowing of tobacco is something that is very unpleasant. I have told you guys the story before here of, uh, the one and only time that I had chewing tobacco. I was bothering my father. My father had a bad habit.

If he just walked through a grocery store and he would just grab things off the shelf and if he wanted to open them, he would open them and it was rude and criminal. That happened. Is that just stealing? I mean, if he pays for it, it's not criminal.

Well, no, sometimes he would sometimes he wouldn't, but one of the things that, uh, that I was bothering him about for years because he coached me in little league baseball. Why are you rubbing your hands together, Roy? Um, way if it did you'll get the end of punch lines coming up. Well, okay, the punch line is coming up, but this is a real story and it's a true story

and it's the only one and only time that I had chewing tobacco.

“Um, I don't remember why, but it had to be because Major League baseball players had”

huge jaws of tobacco in their mouth. I was bothering my father for a long time about wanting to chew tobacco.

And finally, he gets fed up for after, after years and while we're walking through a

win-dixie, he grabs off the shelf, a pouch of tobacco and takes a little bit out of it and sticks it in my mouth, but it doesn't explain to me that I got, I can't swallow any of this. Like, doesn't explain to me how it is to do it and then just takes the packet and puts it back in the shelf, not just committing a crime, but also guilty of terrible parenting.

But he was just fed up that I was bothering him, so you can imagine how weird it was for him because I was 46 years old. So here is video of Craig Council chewing tobacco poorly. And we've all been here. He's in the dugout and he just gets that gagging.

The gagging letter. That's embarrassing. Well, you can see the sickness on his face is afterward like you can see that the nausea hits him fairly immediately. Did he look worse than Tony sounded?

I don't think it's possible for him to quit. He tried to quit. He wants to look worse than Tony sounded. Let's update our tournament here.

We finally got our finalists.

Can you guys look something up for me? Once the last time, it hasn't happened this century, right, that a team has played in three championships and four years in college basketball and men's college basketball. What's I think that maybe Kentucky did that last century, like in the 1900s, not, I think.

I'm not, it's a fairly amazing achievement that Dan Hurley is back in this game again with

this team. It's just John Wooden territory. I mean, three or four years, I think Kentucky did it in the late 1900s, but I don't, I don't think it's happened this century and so the late 1900s is a 90s. You've got to go with late 1900s.

“That's what I was doing late 1900s sounds like it's longer ago.”

You could have just said the 90s. No, but I wanted to make it sound like eight off-rop and then boys. I wanted to make it sound like it was in the black and white days when, when, when, when, when. They've got 90s or 20 century, but you want late 1900s. Yes, I did.

Yes, that is what I did. That row shouldn't be critiquing anything I'm saying. No, I'm not critiquing. I'm just, just asking. So our tournament, Illinois is gone, you contract them pretty good.

They were trailing throughout the game. That means that this is now gone from our looks like tournament.

Tony Reali looks like the overzealous owner of an Italian restaurant who always greets

it the door with my favorite couple when you walk in. You can, if you do not remember, was from the loaded Adam Silver conference. So this place for the title tonight. Adam Silver looks like a newly open chapstick. There is owner.

Can you look up something else for me because I believe that Arizona is at taking threes. I'm stunned that Arizona made it as far as Arizona did with that style of play because, as I don't know if you were watching them very much this year. But they took the third fewest threes in the sport.

“You have to be extraordinarily strong physically strong and athletic to play in today's basketball”

when there are 340 summer teams. And you take the third fewest threes of anyone playing division one college basketball. Jeremy, can you look up for me please? What the other two teams were that shot fewer threes than Arizona because I'm sure there are nowhere nothing programs for Arizona to not shoot any threes as a weird place in

way to play today. That means this is now gone from our tournament. Jonathan Zazlo looks like an off-duty mine. And Michigan is favored to win favored by six and a half tonight. That means that this is favored to win our tournament.

Michael Smith looks like the high school teacher that motivates a student by sitting in a chair backwards. It's a warranted seven and a half point favorite. Michael Smith over that. So it's not on up to seven and a half.

Oh, it's a little bit getting minus six and a half. We have said several times now that it was minus six and a half and you decided to make it getting seven and a half.

“That's what you decided to do with your microphone time.”

I mean, it was seven and a half yesterday. What do you want for me? It's gone down a little bit. It's tougher Jeremy to be the best in the room when he's not speaking. What a nice group there.

What did I say? Well, I think Zazlo accused you of saying that Michigan was getting seven and a half. Now he knows who I was talking about. Yeah, that's what he was saying. Don't boy back at me.

So I say, I don't look at me. You off-duty mine. The story and professional basketball that got more attention than I was expecting this weekend. But I guess when it's LeBron James, everything around him gets a great deal of attention.

So he just said matter of factly as the oldest player in the league who has stopped caring about how some things are received. So he lets it fly a little bit more than people in his position usually do.

He just basically said let's move the team from Memphis with no appreciation for the basketball

tradition and the love of that team that there is in Memphis and just said let's move it to Nashville. Let's get the Grizzlies out of Memphis and move them to Nashville. So the first thing I'd like to do is play the sound. The original sound that now has rich Paul and LeBron James doing some backtracking so that

we have the full context of what the backtracking is because I don't want to change some of the facts here on what the controversy is with a confusion afterward as we try to fix things because one of the things that's happened that I'm sure that LeBron had not accounted for when he was this flippant with this opinion is a whole lot of black people are looking at him and saying LeBron.

How do you not understand how black Memphis is and that Nashville is less black than Memphis and what you've just done here is just move the team that has an allegiance and a tradition in its community to a place that is more white-washed than Memphis and so here's the original

I'm not like the first guy even talking about an NBA like we all like you guys have to move it's go over to Nashville you got to you got Vanderbilt over there you got the can ask car you got a stadium don't you got a hockey team too. Yeah try to do like you got everything doesn't look like LeBron's gonna be on the Grizzlies anytime soon so Grizzly cans out there.

That's a guy who left Cleveland went to the big cities of Miami and LA and now has no time for some of these outpost places in the NBA I wonder what he has to say about Oklahoma City and having to go there on a Tuesday or a Wednesday they can do something about it. So Zaz what do your thoughts about that sound before we get to the backtracking? I think it comes off incredibly pretentious you know from from a fan perspective me being

a fan thank God this has never happened to me here as a Miami sports fan but losing

“your team is obviously the worst thing that could ever happen to a sports fan and for LeBron”

to get out there and to try and stump for the city of Memphis for Memphis fans to lose their team by the way it's not like Nashville is a 15-minute drive it's several hours away from Memphis it is not the same market so to call for a team to lose a city to lose their team because billionaire LeBron doesn't want to stay in a high it by the way I don't think what's wrong with a high it but because LeBron doesn't want to stay in a high it

on a Thursday night that's his rationale that the team should move out of Memphis he looks awful saying that I'm sorry now it should be noted this is a thing amongst MBA players LeBron mentions that a little a little bit I think your issue is not just what he's saying I'm actually enjoying the like the rare bit of honesty from LeBron because a lot of the stuff that's said about LeBron is he's a he's a phony he's a faker and I guess he's given people

the opportunity to say that because he's kind of backtracking a little bit but in that moment he's incredibly honest I kind of like that type of LeBron oh he he's allowed to say that the team should move out of Memphis and I'm allowed to say he's a dick for wanting a team to move away from the city in a fan base like it's a lousy thing to say can you magic Patrick Mahomes coming out and saying Buffalo boy the weather nothing to do there bill should move like it's the face of

the league it's the most powerful athlete in our country forget about other players are saying the

same thing they're not LeBron LeBron is saying they should lose their team Hello friends hello listeners I want to talk to you about Cheyne because Cheyne is changing the way people bank

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chyne card on time payment history may have a positive impact on your credit score results may vary see chyne.com for details and applicable terms hey Roy buddy you know that energy shift when the game gets good and everybody altogether in unison knows to stand up on their feet oh absolutely Mike yeah you've been at many big time sporting events you know that moment quite well

“that's what it's like when you take your first sip of aquarium oh delicious it's a signal”

that says we're not checking the time anymore pal it's when small talk turns into stories aquarium man it's at high five a random stranger effect that's right the game is popping

your hugging people you never met before that's a kind of energy that aquarium rings it's so smooth

so delicious that's the quavo effect keep it quavo done lebotard i've never stopped put on that

and just just take a picture two guts i would die i don't know where it is this is the

“lebotard show with this two guts this is only the story that it is because of who's saying it”

there's no second place like Steph could say it other people could say it but nobody makes it this

story the way that LeBron makes it this particular story i have not heard the backtrack so play for me what it is that Mike is saying here which is he is now trying to dilute it a little bit how people have this and how it's not that it's really people been upset about the fact that nothing's looked at as a game that you know it's like that so people like but there are people who would want to know why that this was targeted like no walkie was to remiss that was it

didn't see that not a touch time at all it's in the walkie live oh 41 years old it's two cities i do not like playing it right now that's no walking and that's not what is the problem

“i don't like going all of it shit and i'm from there what is people who are ridiculous”

just took a shot of Cleveland too we'll shot of Cleveland at the end here so first of all there's zero self-awareness apparently why black people would be upset with what he said there the optics of no self-awareness the optics of him talking about Memphis while playing golf making a bunch of white guys laugh and that's name all the white things that national has hockey f1 that's kind of just Vanderbilt okay so there's no no self-awareness about why black people and i'm

not gonna speak for black what the black is black though the Vanderbilt that he's got on his team is black let's as i'll speak for black people and then and then it wants us no i already said not to speak for black people all right but then you get the whole i don't like middle i don't

“like the city Milwaukee either i don't like going back to Cleveland he didn't say move the box”

he didn't say move the Cavaliers like he doesn't address at all he's allowed to not like Memphis he didn't ask for any of these other cities to lose their basketball teams so it's like he's out there gaslighting everybody about what they're saying among green and anthony Edwards have also ripped Memphis hotels as being dirty in some of the worst in the NBA but they didn't use that to say they should lose their team because i'm sleeping in dirty hotels i do think that this is just

big city privilege at this age this superstar doesn't want to be visiting any of these smaller cities the infrastructure Memphis is not great if you're an NBA player like i've i've talked

to multiple NBA players on the same thing all right spends one night there makes fifty million

dollars a season to play basketball wow i got to stay in the highest i mean come on let's listen to rich Paul rich Paul is doing this uh podcast with max color man and i look forward to seeing how max creatively uh gets around the fact that rich Paul can't say certain things anymore because he's uh been burned a couple of times uh let's listen to what rich Paul uh LeBron's agent has to say about this again there's people in Memphis that don't want to be in Memphis

yeah after people in New York i want to be in New York and guess where else the brand don't want to be green right he's from there yeah you don't want to be there he just i'll grow it which is far right again not even come close to addressing but people are upset about you have those speaking on behalf of black metal you are you are you are you did do that i heard you do it you're a race war expert as we have uh as we have said before erected it's not cool just not cool the loser team because

i don't want to sleep in height uh Cooper flag over the weekend uh had fifty points as a 19-year-old

and while i want to enjoy uh the things that are amazing that happen in sports i also do want to

ask you guys uh because basketball has very few numbers that matter and fifty used to be one of them is it still no it doesn't matter anymore 60 the new 50 put it on the pole at LeBron's show in basketball is 60 the new 50 and also give me the other numbers in basketball that matter please because if you're gonna take that one i don't know how many more we have the the numbers in sports or something that people i'm gonna say are crunching more than ever when you say there's more

numbers crunching going on with fantasy leagues measurements arithmetic then you've ever seen

i am pooping the performance when i shouldn't be 19 years old scoring 50's crazy

not only that he had 45 after that he scored 96 points in a matter of two games well uh yeah that but heat fans can rest easy knowing that instead of that they got the worst beat down in mba playoff history that's exactly how it works exactly how this one worked out we've been talking about that for two years it's not the same because the heat what if they would have been what had the same exact pick that was their position then what

“he's saying that's how taking your chance in the lottery works sometimes he can lucky it wasn't”

the heat's pick it was the maverick's pick okay what happened who should have been there

the maverick's the the maverick's the maverick's I mean oh has and is gonna join us here to do as we can observations in the next hour and one of the corrections that he made of me correctly last week is when i said that untold the untold series on Netflix is one of the last places where good sports documentaries are being made and the correction that he made is not all of them are very good knees right because many of them have traded being good the University of Florida

is the greatest example of this that was a shitty documentary and it was made only

because they wanted to get access to urban mire and timtebo and it probably did very well

“even though it was a profoundly shitty documentary that whitewash the whole bunch of stuff that you”

can't just gloss over if you're trying in any way to get somewhat close to the truth but the one on lamarotum is really good and I was not aware of just how dead lamarotum was like how many seizures he had the coma how how many heart attacks that he had and they get in there and and what Chloe Kardashian was dealing with trying to take care of somebody who had descended into the worst kinds of drug addiction but one of the things that lamarotum did just casually that made

me laugh during the documentary and I didn't think I was going to be laughing when he was talking about infant death syndrome and where it is that it took him but he's like no matter you're God whether it's Yahweh, Jehovah, Christ or Kobe and the way that he said it was not just charming because he's got the kind of charm that the best drug addicts have where you want to believe them you hope to believe them but they are such drug addicts in his case that they overdose with gluttony and

excess in a way that is just vastly destructive and I'm telling you guys that this is a documentary worth watching I don't know if the jail blazers one is worth watching I do know that everybody was trying to get that documentary and it ends up getting made for whatever the trades of access have to be made so that you run the risk of telling a more diluted story do you guys like this as content your basketball fans do that the jail blazer story is something that people have been wanting to

tell for 20 years because of how close that team came to winning the championship they almost knocked out Jehovah in in the conference those were the conference finals right where the makers the makers on the road were down double digits at a time that that meant something being down double digits and that team put a one the championship even though it was as publicly flawed a team as any that has ever existed in basketball and would have been a deeply unlikable champion it

because of everything around them but I am interested in hearing and seeing how bad their behavior actually was or whether it was just weed and technical fouls that got represented in a different time as that team's out of control they're smoking so much weed and Rashid can't stop getting technicals like were they out of control I don't I know that Portland had a problem with them

“but I don't actually know I don't remember if I was colored by the time and missed some things”

because I had blind spots about how that team was covered because there was the occasional arrest but it may have been just because they were black dudes and there was weed and technicals yeah I remember it being a real conflict with the city you know it's one thing to have a team that there's this perception of behavior drugs that kind of deal usually in a big city

city of Portland didn't exactly agree with the team that was representing them I think what's cool

“about this conversation is that we have two different generation right like Zaz remembered it vividly”

watching these guys understanding hey like something is not right with this team they're just like crazy and out of control whatever and like at 2000's western conference finals I would out of been nine years old so I'm watching this says like oh Kobe shack but then these guys like who are these guys what are they doing like what's the deal that my dad was like oh they come jail blaze and I was like what but it says trail blaze one of the things so it's like watching them and and

getting to relive maybe look back with the sensibilities of now towards the past maybe looking

to be like hey weren't they maybe even back then there was a generation of difference in

how it is that that team was absorbed even in Portland like young that was a rebellious team and young people look man basketball has done so much with the young rebel who's coming up whether it's Allen Iverson or someone else that is anti-authority I don't remember Bonzi Wells being a bad dude but I remember him having the reputation of being a really bad dude and that wasn't that's not my experience whenever I've interacted with him but it was a public perception do you guys have

interest in this Lamar Odom story because just the Chloe Kardashian part of it is fascinating the choices that he made there because he wanted to be somebody in ways that are you know van aglorious

“and empty I'm not sure that I have interest in the Lamar Odom one because I think it's gonna make me”

rightfully so see Lamar Odom in a much different light than I want to remember you will not be surprised that he tried cocaine for the first time in Miami like I like I have really fond memories of the one year believe I'm not one year but it was highly impactful for a heat fan the one year that Lamar Odom spent here in Miami in 2004 and like I have really good memories of Lamar Odom I obviously know from afar the things that he did and went through and I feel like

it's gonna make me sad that's one of the reasons that Mike Ryan expects so much from this heat team you get Lamar Odom you polish him up and you get Shaquillo Niel and exchange for Lamar Odom

that seems like a million years ago the aggressive doing of that they went 42 and 40 that season

Miami fell in love with what a teen yeah I had 42 and apparently wasn't afraid to make a deal that hurt a little bit and they traded for Shaquillo Niel but I I am telling everybody listening to this untold has been hit or miss I don't know if you guys have been following this series it's a great idea I stop following because of the misses the the four to one was so egregious there's no consistency with the filmmakers so you'll have on one side of the spectrum Marty fishes untold

which was spectacular and honest and then you realize that the whole premise can be manipulated depending

“on who's telling the story and who's behind making it and that's what made me go out on the entire”

concept now this seems having an honest subject is a big part of. Don Lebatard in terms of heat fans you're the most irrational of us right now what what's the pitta rational still got you if I were making a cartoon thing that was meant to symbolize irrational that's the voice I would give a very premon premise this is done Lebatard show with his two gods the fact that they got Lamar Adam and Chloe Kardashian to talk about things okay I'm just going to give you a handful

of the details in here that are sort of rich Lamar Adam is on his deathbed he is dead for three days and all of a sudden out of nowhere someone who hasn't been in his life for a long time his father just shows up seeing what him what his what it what do I get here and eventually they have to just run him off because so many people are just showing up at the hospital they give him a pair of sneakers and a place to stay for the night so we showed up to see

what he can get because of someone's time yeah hadn't been in his life for for a long time and then got bought from the storytelling in here for a hundred dollar pair of sneakers in a place to stay for the night where just one of the details here that will take you inside of this like general generally speaking right the reason these documentaries get diluted and become something that isn't the truth when you exchange it for access is because the people involved are ashamed

of something and want to polish it for your perusal this is not that like that you're getting the gory details whatever Lamar Adam wants to get from this it's not because it's not embarrassing to him and it's not because they're not they're not covering the subject matter that you

Lamar Adam's obviously publicly dirty life that I'm really care about that like I want to see

“the dirty stuff it's the dirty stuff and it is the trade that not very rocky yeah dirty and”

rotten it's the dirtiest and the most rotten of the things that happen with drug addiction which we've been talking about a lot lately regarding the tiger woods thing the other thing and I know you guys talked about this some on Friday but I am just curious wherever it is you make your appraisals of human beings with defining acts tiger woods has had a long storied career and he's got an awfully complicated life off of the course in terms of how people receive him and as

Mike Ryan pointed out last week as he goes through this very human frailty there were there are a whole lot of people who are rooting for him who are trying to support him despite his demons but I will tell you that I found it wildly off putting to see a video of him with the police just saying yeah on the phone with the president like just so unnecessary and it reminded me of Stugot's telling the story of on the air very early in our days doing this saying I've got a

dinner with Dan Murray know there's no other way of saying that I'm like you could have just said you had a dinner and in this particular case what was he trying to do trying to get away to get out of it yeah you were trying to get out of it really simple like you can kind of tell from like the body cam also like it is it may be reckless but made the point a lot of people especially in that area huge tiger fans rooting for tiger and this was not one that he could

get away with I mean tiger woods has a kind of charm that would lead me to believe like him being tiger woods has gotten out of him you know sticky situation occasionally but that that's

“not only not charming when being tiger woods isn't good enough that you have to say to try and”

get away with it that you're on the phone with the president he flipped a vehicle on a residential neighborhood you can kind of tell like from the video the cops are like you can't get away with this but you're calling you're calling Donald Trump in order in that moment to tell the police to not arrest you if you're desperate daddy's high direct access but how is that now he is dating a Trump yeah like I can see in a sticky spot all my father and mom just say like you know

stay to know it's not Donald Trump's former daughter and law I he yeah I'm not surprised

in fact I when this first broke I was like I'm surprised tiger didn't do that I was actually

giving him credit for avoiding that like dammit and then like it was like the first thing you did let's watch this I just keep you down here with us please yeah I was talking to the president

“that hand flip is the most egregious thing to be of just this like I'm just no big deal here”

I was talking to the president but you can't hand the phone over the police officer like what he already finished talking he doesn't want his phone he's just like because apparently at the start of this video he's way down there it's just like hey you gotta be down here near us that is ugly in a way that Chris is saying it's just the hand gesture that the hand gesture is dismissive but you do realize that tiger woods and lebron james these people live in a galaxy

that's unlike any of the galaxies I mean we do know this unlike the galaxies that we live in so that being in Memphis on a Thursday is something that you do not wish to do with your start-up and having to deal with police officers applying rules to you and your reckless life is not something that you wish to deal with when handing when making a call to the president of the United States that makes me think that what he was trying to do there he's trying to show

me something and I'm having the opposite feeling on whatever it is that he thinks he was trying to accomplish there it's the exact opposite Mike when are you in Tony leaving for Tala Daga what are the details of this trip are you going to be in an RV and what do you think is

going to happen with Tony in Tala Daga so last year I went to Tala Daga for the first time

one of the greatest sporting things I've ever done and this year Quarvo is sending me and Tony along with my friends and we've added to the crew Dan of course you know you have NASCAR NAIT that's going college Mike is going eagle eye is going and of course the water no man is going to be there as well Tony is now joining this illustrious crew we've got a big RV I just got it's a beautiful one by the way it's a rambler

fun award it looks like we got a slip on the back stretch and now all we need is the Quarvo

“to have ourselves an incredible time and I am so ready for Tony who does not like NASCAR one bit”

he's not an ASCAR guy it's not part of his sports repertoire but I cannot wait to introduce Tony a very Miami dude with no real sense of what's going on with the left turns into Tala Daga that's swimming in the deep end folks Tala Daga Tony I'm ready we're going to go and dominate Dan are you guys all staying in the RV yeah yeah I'm going to be a good guy how many does it it's going to be eagle eye NASCAR NAIT college college Mike 10 day Tony myself and the whore bro you're laughing at me

for using cabin is a verb there but an RV houses what what does this sleep say there are the rambler everybody's got a bed including the hot hot hot hot how many does the RV

“sleep I want to hear more about the RV doesn't it could sleep up to nine we don't have that”

as you know like in that includes myself 10 day Tony NASCAR college Mike NASCAR NAIT which can I come which parts are you looking forward Tala Daga Boulevard Dan it's it's a special party I I once went to Tala Daga Boulevard well I've only gone once and I and I tried to pay with cash and they said we don't do that around here I'm like oh what come what no we're not allowed to actually charge you you just pay whatever you want kind of like a barter system what there's like

seven live music stages that are all built that week there was an open air gentlemen's club there there's a sports bar in which you pay them 50 bucks and you get any cell play off

“hockey on it is a best party in NASCAR and I cannot wait to go with Eagle Eye NASCAR NAIT”

well college Mike 10 day Tony. Tony you learn the song yet Tala Daga you're going to work at 35 times a day it's all in the infield right that's where the party and the infield that's Tala Daga people have no idea like you can fit like 17 magic kingdoms inside the infield that Tala Daga there's no way you're lying it's you including you're going to see you when we walk around and we take the walk from the RV it's going to be you it's going to be NASCAR NAIT

well it's going to be Eagle Eye it's going to be me it's going to be college Mike and lead in the

charge is going to be I'd like to go back for a second because I don't believe that we or the

country at large is talking enough about either Joe Adele or the minor league center field or who had a home run go off of his forehead I will again point out the impossible to improbable physics of having a ball at an angle hit you on the forehead I'm going to say this again okay just without the audio audience being able to see the video I'm going to say do you think it's possible for a human being who is 20 feet from the warning track to have a fly ball hit his forehead at an angle

that makes it go over the center field fence could you guys if I had said to you all of you without showing you this video do you believe it is possible that I can ever in the history of baseball or video show you a video that hits a center fielder on the forehead 10 to 20 feet from the warning track and goes over the fence would you have said yes it's possible that you have a real video

that is not AI doctor why don't you just catch it it's amazing there's so many parts of this video

one how high the fence that's the 15 foot fence that that might be the craziest part about this is how high the fence because people just listening to this or thinking of like the Fenway Park like a literally little wall right closer to being the green munch it is closer to the green monster than it is a small wall and another thing we're not talking about is how much pain the center fielder is in because I feel like the conseicle one he doesn't even feel it no big deal

this guy holds his head is in extreme pain and no one's checking in on him is he okay do me a favor Chris tell the guest bookers right now to get me that center field look at him okay tell the real pain tell the guest bookers right now I want to see that well