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talk to Buster only about Tony Clark's shocking resignation yesterday, his head of the baseball

players, union, but first commerce.

“Previously, on the Tony corner as I show.”

I get home. I don't know how to, but use it, but I figured I can learn how to use it. I'm just press it a few times. I'll use it. I know it's a spray. I know it goes into my eye. I figured it's out. I open it up, and to see the directions, I put on my glasses. I have board affin for children. Two to six years old. This is General George Washington, and you're listening to the Tony corner as I show.

So that little bottle of affin is available to Michael for his children, so I know you didn't have your glasses. It's only, did you not see the child on the packaging? No, there wasn't a child. The one that I'm looking at has a child. No, I didn't see it. I just put my hands out. I took it, and I bought it. It was more money than I thought it was going to be, even with my discount.

“Even with the CVS coupon. Yeah, and then I got it. I'll 20 feet.”

So you can use it. You can only use it for the captain, because the other kids are too old now. So you take it home and if the captain needs nasal spray, you can use it. I have a couple of things to talk about today. One is about the decline of America and one is about snow coverage on my house and in the neighborhood. So we're going to start with the snow coverage.

We are now in the second full day, maybe second and a half full day of temperatures exceeding

32 degrees where I live. All right. So no more ice is going to form even black ice and overnight temps. That's the day. 24 hours a day. Yeah. Okay. So we have another one today and another one tomorrow. Oh, pushing 60. Eventually. That's okay. But that's it. Then it goes down again on the weekend. It's under freezing in the evenings and at night in the overnight with a snow chance. As I explained, yes, with a significant snow chance. As I explained many, many times,

we didn't get that much snow. We got five or six or seven inches of snow at the most, but it was topped by a solid three inches of a type of precipitation that caused ice to form and ice on the top that was impenetrable. It's as simple as that. You could not get rid of it with the new term snow cream, which is a great word. It is a fabulous snow cream. Now with this melting has occurred. I want to discuss the melting. The large piles that people put to the sides of the road,

they're not melting until April. They're not. It's just not going to happen. They are still four and five and six feet high and they are a natural refrigeration system and they're not going to melt the melt by April, but not before then. But in the housing, where I live,

in the housing, the wide variance is amazing to me. There are, there are no houses that are still

100% covered in snow and ice. My front yard is 80% covered in snow and ice after two days of temperatures around 50. The edges are starting to come. Yes. But it's 80% covered. Up the street, there's a house, there's no snow. So I don't know how, I guess it melts, doesn't melt from the snow. This is a lesson in sun exposure. And there was no sun yesterday. There's no sun. It's just the heat generated by whatever happens. But even if you have a southern facing house, what sun are you going to get

versus if you're on the north side? Better. Better. So you look around and you see that there are how most of the houses where I live in their yards. Most of them are still at 65-75% coverage in snow and ice. Most of them. But it has shrunk. You can see it. It is lowered down. And we have reached the point that if you step on it 90% of the time it will give way. Which is not good if you have bad knees and you walk on a dog. Because I have real pain in my right knee because

I'm out of balance because I'm on snow and ice. But at least you can be back to normal sneakers or boots. You don't have to use the pyjard, you know, the ice. I used the pyjard today. I used the cleats. I didn't use the cleats. Okay, they're very good. No, you don't need full cleats except there are still spikes. I didn't use the spikes. There are still a significant amount of houses that were not shoveled at all. Yeah. On the sidewalks. Not at all. No attempt. Okay.

And I don't want to zero a story but they gave you know, they gave forgiveness for the first

“couple days. Because normally I think it's 48 hours after the snow stops. And this time they said”

you can't get through this. So we'll give you an extra couple days. There's been no effort since nothing. Nothing. Nothing. It's people. I'm not saying they should be jailed. I'm not. I'm not overreacting. They should be fine. There are people who should go to their houses from the city and

truck. Pay them. Simple as that. Yeah. But the coverage of the snow coverage in my backyard,

pineapple came over and cleared a significant path in the backyard. So the chest he could go out if she needed to and do whatever she needed to. Which she doesn't do in the backyard. But that's

“not the point. You have to make that available. The area where they did not shovel at all is still”

90% covered with snow and ice. But again, and it's true that once you expose one area, it does that allow more heat to radiate and uncover there. I've noticed that everywhere near what are 12 month-year shrubs or trees. That area, the snow is denuded. That must be something. Yes. There's something there that I don't understand. The plants are warm. Yeah. That's where you see it happening. You see, you see no snow in areas where there are plantings. In the middle

of, in the middle of yards, that is the more difficult place to see the snow coverage receipt. Was this covered at all in biology, phenomenon majors? I don't know, because I cut most of those where I thought I could ace it. I didn't realize I would face, but even graduating from college. Even in the hardscape ways, you look at asphalt in the road versus some of the kind of

“sidewalks versus the paver stones, which clearly radiate more heat than those other surfaces. Yes,”

and the roads are fine except where there are piles up on the side. Sure. I'm the guy who every day I go out and I take the extra top layer that is now soft and throw those chunks into the street. And just look at cars as they give me a shake down drive by. But they don't know. Yeah, don't know. But we are not, we are even with temperatures in the 40s and 50s

and never below 35 the last two days. Even with that, no. Like you think, oh, it's going to be

a miracle. No, snow would have melted, not this ice. Yes. Well, I'm sure Chessie and you are probably relieved that there's not as much ice melt on every surface. You don't have to worry about it. That's right. It's stuck in her paw. Right. She's been fine with that. Although she wants to go on the traditional route. The traditional route of our walk in the morning takes us up a path that is 100% covered in snow and ice. And I can't go up it. As I can't

to the thrill seeker. I have no balance. I can't do it. I'm not Mikaela Schiffer. I cannot do this.

“So cross country skiing up the hill. Yeah, can you break out the skis even waiting to do that?”

I have never been on skis in my life. So we were out in Delaware and you know, just we see. No, no. But to see the, this is a flat. There's no hills. So you're not really wondering about like which house is higher. But to see the effect of the houses that were facing the south versus the north because they didn't have nearly as much snow right. And of course open today. Yeah. Court, Delaware, Robert Peach opens today. The, the, the golf course. I love that all these golf

are basically addressed only to you. Yeah. Dear Mr. Court. Hi, sir. Columbia. No parts.

Columbia is 80% snow covered. I'm sure the, the pro shop is just high five. Yeah, they're happy. They haven't had to work in a month. Yeah. It's not, it's not opening too much. All right. Now let me get the other thing where I'm losing confidence in the United States from America. If there was something I could count on my entire life. One thing that the government provided that I could count on my entire life 100%. It was a delivery of the United States mail. I could count on that.

Everyone could count on that. You'd go back to the pony express. That was a great measure of pride. And not only would your mail be delivered, but it was cheap to deliver. Yeah. It's like four cents or eight cents or twelve cents. Whatever it was, it was cheap to deliver in the last month. In the last month. Now I understand that people don't send letters anymore to their friends. They email or they text or something like that. And overwhelmingly, the mail that I get 80 to 90%

of the mail that I get is junk. It's solicitations from money. That's all it is solicitations from money in one form or another. But I also am that rare person in America. Or the gentlemen catalog. Or which I don't want. I am also one of those rare people in America that pays bills by checks still. If I have the opportunity to pay bills by checks, I do. That's just a habit. I've gotten into. I keep my own checkbook. I do all the math. I understand what's going on. And it keeps me

sane in a lot of like a lot of ways. But now in the last month. Three different checks. One to the DC water department. One to Comcast for cable. And now yesterday. One to don't more of a power. They are not accounted for. And I have received bills saying you owe much more than you think you owe because you didn't pay last month. And I look up these checks. And I send them a note and I say this is the number that it went out. This is the day that it went out. Let me know if you get it.

Three is a lot. When I went years without any. Three in a month is a lot.

January 10th. Well, before the snowstorm. I sent the bill out. January the checkout. January 10th.

“It's now February 19th. And how come it didn't get there? And things aren't getting there.”

Now these are not big enough checks. They sent them. You know, certified. This was just a normal. Oh, 100 dollar check. You know, 150 dollars. And you drop these off inside the post. I don't think the curb box inside a post office. And they're not getting there. I can't be the only one this has happened. No, but I hate that we have to ask that you sent it from inside the office versus just want to be rifle through mailboxes because people

have sealed them. People have stolen the skeleton keys. They have access to different boxes. So, and this is the United States post office. And that entire system is something that enabled hundreds of thousands of people to join the middle class in America. Those jobs provided by USPS enabled these people to go up the ladder. Yeah. And I applaud that, you know, the United States Postal Service, love the United States Postal Service, still use it all the time.

But three in a month. It's just an odd grouping. And it's not going to happen again three in a

month. This won't make you feel any better. I just got to call, hey, that check never arrived

for me. Like, this is just yesterday. I'm sending these checks out. I can't, I can just show you the notations. I can't prove that I sent it out. But they're not being delivered. And then you get a late fee. And then the late fee is problematic for me because I understand the corporation, the company, the utility, saying it's not our fault that we didn't get it. But I want to say it's not my fault. You didn't get your response for it. And so, and I am. And so, I have to call

and barter the late fee down. I have to do that. I have to say, look at my past record. I'd pay

“these things, you know, month after month after month, you have to do your decade after decade. And”

they say, okay, we'll take it down the next time. But I don't want to have to, it's hard to get a person. You're in the phone for an hour. You're in the phone for an hour trying to do this. And please listen carefully, as some of our menu options have changed. I, if I were running from you in Washington, DC, I'd say the mail is going to be delivered. We're going to make sure you get mail. I mean, I wouldn't, I wouldn't go on all of these macro things. I wouldn't have a foreign

policy. The trash recycling picked up. Yeah. Yeah. You sold out more. They weren't getting our recycling trash. We picked up ice and snow removal. Yeah. This is what we do. You win in a sense. What we do, and if we have to charge you a little bit more, you're going to pay it. Everybody's going to pay it. Give a street lamp out. Yeah. Yeah. Copy. Could you work in maybe somehow getting showhail tonning to the nuts? Let's try to do the state evening, right? So, but you, so you don't get,

“you don't really get any mail other than bills and catalogs and, except. And then it was cards,”

you know. Okay. So, the Christmas card. So, Liz, that was Valentine's Day. Yeah, way to squeeze that one. Yeah. So, maybe it's because of the kids are at this age where they get, you know, cards from grandparents. Obviously not you. But anything that looks like it might be a

birthday card or holiday card, the corner has always been torn. Because I'm trying to steal the

checks. I'm trying to see if there's cash or a check. Yeah. It's bad. It is. It's, it's bad. I mean, this is, that's another thing, you know, I rail about codec going out and things like that, but the United States post-service. It feels like it's wobbly right now. Yeah, and they're the best. Yeah. They're the best for decades, for centuries. They're the best. And now that three in a row, three in a row, DC water, Comcast and Delmarve of Power, three in a row. And they were sent.

This would not happen under a cornhizer administration. Well, it might happen, but we would be responsible. We would say, okay. Yeah, in front of it. Yeah, we'll find these things. Yeah. We'll find them. You know, we'll make sure that we find them and we will deliver them. Because now the stamp is like close to a dollar. Yeah. You know, I know, I just buy a bunch of those forever stamps. Yeah, but it's still close to a dollar. Yeah. I mean, it's getting more and more expensive.

When you reach the point where it is not significantly more expensive to go to the post office and get something certified mail, you're going to do that all the time. If it's just, you know, 50 cents more, of course you're going to do that. Because you know, that that's going to be hand carried in. And if it isn't, you can prove that you sent it. Yeah. That's the whole thing. I can't I can't prove. No, you can't see the tracking number. You're like, I did my work. So

I don't have time to talk about my ears and the new prescriptions that I have. But I'll believe we got a few emails on that. So I'll do that on Friday. I'll do that on Friday. We will take a break. We will come back with J. Billis. I'm Tony Cornheiser. You're listening to the Tony Cornheiser Show.

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Way Too Long" by Lund. They play in Jay Billis who's going to be in Washington. There's a game on Saturday, right? Saturday afternoon. That is between Michigan and Duke who are now at the moment. The number one and three teams in the country. On that same day, the number two and number four teams are going to be playing. Jay, I found this out yesterday. It's only the third time ever that in a regular season, that the one, two and three and four teams are playing each other.

I know it's a small fact, but it does seem like very attractive games, right? Oh, yeah. It's a big weekend. And I'm really happy to see that you know, teams like Michigan and Duke are playing non-conference games at this time of the year. I think that's where the game should be headed, where we play some of these high-profile, non-conference games after sort of football has waned. Because you play these games in December,

they get a lot of attention, but it doesn't get as much as it does, as much attention as it does now. And so I think those are really good for the game and it'll be, it's got a chance to be the one of the best games of the year. This is my question. I mean, you sign up for this. You don't sign up for this on January 10th. You sign up for this a year ago or two years ago. Michigan, Duke, you can't possibly know that they're going to be number one and number three at that point.

But I guess I thought, isn't that risky? Because you're coming out of conference time, are you going to, do you risk injury, do you risk sort of getting up for this game in a way that makes it harder to get up for conference games after that? You sound like you're in favor of this. I wonder if there is another side. I don't really think there is anymore. I mean, years ago, coaches, you say, well, I don't want to take attention away from the conference,

winning the conference is the most important thing, stuff like that. But now, the selection

committee looks at every game is the same, you know, conference games, not conference games when they're played, no, that really matters. And I think one of the things that I believe John Shire, the Duke coach is doing here and he did it last year against Illinois about this time, if I remember right, is you know, the ACC hasn't been as strong the last couple years has been in past years. And so it hasn't given the kind of resistance that the ACC usually gives. So I think he's trying

to get a game that's going to be an NCAA tournament, kind of final four type game to his team,

“headed toward the tournament. Because if you remember last year, I think, you know, that great”

team he had, that a Cooper flag and, you know, that three top 10 picks and five guy, their five starters all got drafted. They went into the tournament, 19 and one in conference and then they

won the ACC tournament championship, but they never really got challenged that much. And I think

get to postseason. How did DC get this game? Why is it in Washington? Well, I don't know that. I

“think they both, my guess is, and I haven't asked anybody, but my guess is that both coaches wanted”

this to be a neutral site game. Right. And you can certainly put more people into, to capital one arena that you can put in camera in indoor state or Christle Arena at Michigan. And both have fan bases that will travel and their Michigan's got the largest living alumni base in the country. And then Duke has a lot of people on the east coast and DC's not a lot of people in DC. So both will have fan bases there and it'll get a lot of attention and it'll be a really

good thing. My son says the tickets are going for hundreds of dollars, maybe more, maybe thousands. Or maybe I'll sell mine if that's for me. Let me go back to something that you just talked about and look at it in a different way about Shire and wanting to get ready for the tournament. He's been a very, very successful coach. Nobody in his right mind wants to follow a legend. And he followed Mike Shishewski and he know he hasn't won the tournament yet, but he's been very successful.

But he's very successful in attracting players who leave after a year. You played four years of college basketball. I'm not sure you can win a championship with all freshman starters. All freshman starters. I think you can be great to watch, but I don't know that you can win that way. Can you? I think you can. Yes. But you know, you could look at it the other way and say there were looking at all the teams that had nothing but your injuries and seniors

that didn't win. You know, we've seen teams that have been freshman lead and freshman dominated have done extraordinarily well. John Caliperi wanted title with freshman leading the way in 2012. Duke did it in 2015. It's happened and it'll happen again. I think the thing with, you know, they have super talented players and not everybody gets those and they tend to get a lot of them.

“And I think you'll remember this Tony. When the one-and-done thing was going on, it doesn't”

that seem like a quaint argument back in the day when we were all up in arms over one-and-done. And now, you know, people are worried about Julie players. Yeah. But when the one-and-done thing became more prevalent, Coach K didn't really care for it and decided, I'm not going to go that

route. And after a few years, he finally decided, you know, what? A lot of them want to come here

and if we don't take him, we're going to have to play against them. And so he started taking these one-year players that he felt like they're not coming in just, you know, just for a year with their own agenda. They want to be a part of this. And if they may leave after a year, but they wanted to be, he wanted to do it. And they got Kyrie Irving and guys like that. But guys started leaving. And once you're in that cycle, it's tough to get out of it. And, you know, when you got how

you're going to turn down Cooper Black, it's like once to go there, you can't. But, you know, there's a balance to it too. And last year's team, they were led by freshman, but a lot of the keys to them being so successful were the older players that they had around them. So it's a,

you always, I think, have to have a mix. And I think they have that this year. They've got

a number of sophomores and juniors and all that stuff that are experienced. But they're being led. Like, I don't, I don't, I don't think there's a coach in the country who would say, you know, what? I don't want Cameron Booser. I mean, he's going to be in less something crazy happens. He's going to be a national player the year. And so, and this year's freshman class is, I think, you and I've discussed before, is historic. I've never played anything like this. It's not only

at the top, but the depth of them. They're, they're the maturity of these guys. And while everybody was losing their minds over this Alabama's Charles Bediaco, who was in the G league playing in a game

a few weeks ago, that same day, three freshman scored over 40 in a game. I mean, we've never seen

“that before. It's been amazing. Yeah, and you have to get your head out of the sand. And this is the”

painful lesson that Davos Sweeney doesn't seem to have learned completely yet at Clemson. Clemson has fallen off the cliff because he took a stand based on a principle that he had. But you, if you cannot accommodate the real world as a coach, you know, you're doomed. I would say you're doomed to fail. And by the way, Wilbon was ecstatic that Kansas State fired Tang. I thought that was a bit of an overreaction. I wonder your reaction to that. And I'm wondering, is Mick Kronen given what happened

last night? And with UCLA, is he in jeopardy of being canned? He may be. And I tend to agree

did, who's a good guy in a good coach, but they haven't done well. And clearly he got fired because they didn't win enough. But he gave them an opening. He did. And there was no reason for him. Like, and I tell this to my friends and coaching all the time. Like, mind, mind your peace and cues in your press conferences. You know, they lost a Cincinnati a game that no one nationally cared about. And he made it a national issue by the way he behaved in his press conference.

And, you know, he, you know, called his players in embarrassment said some of them were going to be

there the next year. You were crude in my first reaction. Yeah, exactly. But my first reaction when

he said that was, wait a minute, you may not be there. What are you talking about? Right. And, and they can't the state took the opening and fired him. And now they say it's for cause because of a clause in his contract that says he can't bring disrepute or embarrassment or all that

“stuff and did that with that presser by throwing his players onto the bus. Now, do I think that's”

legally sufficient to trigger four cause? I don't. But that's just business. You know, they'll reach some kind of settlement. But one thing I think some of the critics of the firing are missing is that the Kansas State now has the opportunity to look into everything in that program. And they

may be able to find cause in addition to what they're claiming. And so all Jerome had to do was

going to his press conference say, look, we didn't play well and we're going to do better. And answer the questions and get out of there. And the same thing for McCrona. Like, this is two years in a row, the McCrona has made a nothing issue into a national issue because of the way he responds. Like, do these guys not know they have pressed responsibilities after the game? And you know, he dresses down a reporter for no reason. I mean, I just don't understand why

some of these coaches act this way in press conferences. It's unnecessary. It better be winning.

“I think he's been winning. You better be winning. It's like an old friend of mine said you can't”

win unless you're winning. But even even Tony him ejecting his own player. Yes, what are you doing? He turned that into a national issue. Like that was, that may have been a flag or foul. But I don't believe that that player was going to get thrown out of the game. And it was in my view, it was an unnecessary kind of, not a grandstanding issue. And you know, is it a fireable for no, but it was, I felt like it was unnecessary. And it made a game that that would have been, hey, Michigan State,

just blew out UCLA. Let's move on to the next highlight into a national, you know, national issue. And now the issue is McCronen. Yeah. And you lost that kid and you lost his friends and you're UCLA and they don't need you if you're not going to win the tournament. They don't. I mean, you know, they don't. Let me move on to one other thing. I watched Syracuse Duke. That was awful. That was brutal. It feels like there's a reset necessary. It's Syracuse.

“Doesn't it? And that may be, that may be in the works. I don't, you know, I think Adrian”

Otter is a good coach too. But, you know, your results are ultimately going to be the determining

factor of whether you stay in a position. And with John Wildhack, the AD stepping down and retiring, you know, and I don't know this is the case, Tony, but oftentimes in that sort of situation, what the outgoing AD does is fire the coach for the incoming AD. And so that could be, that could be in the works. I don't know. But certainly, you know, when you don't have positive results, these questions are going to be asked. And I certainly feel for for Autory and Feel for Syracuse.

But, you know, when what I find kind of interesting is now that players are being compensated, anytime something happens, where the player, where they're thrown into the bus by a coach, they're those that say, "Well, they're pros now." Well, if it's pros sports, then, you know, the NBA and the NFL fire guys all the time. Yeah. So, we shouldn't be surprised when it happens here. All right. Well, we will talk on Friday. You'll be on PTI and, and thanks for being on,

and the, you know, it must be fun. I think it'll be fun to call that game, Michigan Duke. I really do. Think that should be fun. Oh, it'll be an honor. I mean, I can't wait. It'll be one of the great cancer of the year. All right. Talk to you Friday. Thanks, Jake. Thanks, Tony. Jay Billis, Boys and Girls. It was wonderful. He's wonderful. He's, and he's a lawyer, so that when he talks about whether or not something rises to the level of with cause, but then says, but you can investigate

the entire program now. I don't know that anybody wants that. I will take a break. And yesterday's

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Many people happy. One plays in Buster Olny, and this segment with Buster Olny is brought to you by Fandel, make every moment more. Buster had a birthday yesterday, and we said happy birthday to him on the PTI show. And you saw it. That makes me very happy to do and enjoy it. Banner, it was what it surprised. And thank you very much, sincerely. It made me smile. What was, I think really funny about it. I was working on a story. And, you know, and, you know,

you're making calls and you're writing and all of a sudden, I get this absolute burst of

“text messages. Happy birthday from all over the baseball spectrum. And, you know, Kevin Cash,”

the manager of the Tampa Bay raise on it, you know, just a bunch of people sending him like,

"What happened?" And then I, you know, went and found your, the thing that you did. It was really cool and, and thank you so much. Yeah, because I mean, you have the unfortunate birthday. It's the same day as Michael Jordan, same day as the late great Jim Brown, the two greatest players in their sports of all time. Nobody's going to mention your birthday if we don't do it. There you go. And we also have Paris Hilton in our group, right? Yes. I mean, it's an eclectic mix.

Uh, but yeah, I mean, we've got the goat and maybe somebody who is another goat and then there's the rest of us too. I let me get to the news of the day. And it is serendipitous. We were going to call you and just ask about, you know, new locations for famous ball players. And we may get to that. But Tony Clark resigned yesterday at about three o'clock in the afternoon as the head of the players union. What does that mean? I mean, baseball is approaching what everyone fears could

be either a lockout or a walkout. Uh, and this guy was was going into all the meetings for the last X amount of years and running the show. What does this mean? Yeah. Uh, you had players like church school will come out and speak to reporters yesterday and say, we're strong as ever. You know, we're good. We're fine. And it reminded me of the Kevin Bacon character in animal house saying, "All is well!" "All is well!" And as the chaos is going on around them. Look, I mean,

the timing of this is horrific. This situation is horrific. Um, you know, I egg Tony Clark's tenure is headed at Player Association with an absolute disaster and especially in the last five months.

When we got, you know, the first stories emerged last early last fall that he was under, uh,

the PA was under investigation for some financial stuff. And, you know, that is ongoing. Um, and you thought at that point, because Tony had been weak and there had been a coup attempt before that, uh, to get him out. He thought at some point, you know, he was going to step down. He didn't. We, uh, you know, we roll into November. We roll into December. January February. Now, he's forced out because of an alleged relationship with his sister-in-law, inappropriate relationship

with his sister-in-law. Like, "Quest you would be when, for Tony Clark, was it ever about the players?" I mean, they're headed into this absolutely monumental pivotal, uh, negotiation with the owners who are gearing up trying to fight for a salary cap. And he just stayed in power. And so now you've got the players having to pick up the pieces of their leadership. And, you know, we'll see what comes out the other side. But what an absolute disaster for the players. Um, it has been reported

“as you're saying that he had had an inappropriate relationship with his sister-in-law. I think”

many minds immediately jump to the fact that that might be a romantic inappropriate relationship, but it could also be a business inappropriate relationship hiring her, paying more money than she was worth, you know, and because of their familiar ties, has it been right? Is there clarity on this? No. Uh, there is not. And that is one of the things that, uh, reportedly is being looked into, is that, you know, what was the, the job she had, and what was compensation was that appropriate.

During this coup attempt, uh, within the union in 2024, one of the things that was asked for was an audit. And, and this, you know, there were questions along these lines. Okay, who was getting paid what? And why were they getting paid? Um, and, and if I'm a player, one of my questions today is,

But who else in the office knew? And when did they know? Uh, like, this is the point. Like, we still don't know who's going to lead the union in their negotiations with the owners, but this clearly is a point where, if you're the union, you're going to want to project strength to the owners. You're going to want to make it seem, hey, we're strong as you were in '94, '95, when, uh, we stood fast in a player strike and we stared down the owners. And instead, you have the

situation where they're so weakened, the perception of them is so weakened in the eyes of the owner, owners, it, it absolutely could not be worse than I'm going to be really curious to see among the players who emerges as leaders. Is it going to be crisp acid of the orals? Uh, is it going to be terrible? You know, who, what, what is going to come out of this? I mean, the only saving grace is this didn't happen in November of '26, at least they've got a few months, but man, they're behind the

eight ball. Do you think that, do you think it's wise for them to have a lawyer as their leader or a former player as their leader? If those were the choices? A train negotiator, right? Yeah.

“I mean, and I remember writing this when Tony Clark, you know, was early in his tenure. He was trained”

to hit fastballs. He was trained. He was an excellent, you know, slugger. He was trained to be at first baseman. He worked for years as Michael Winner that lake rate, uh, head of the players union. He's worked along side him, but that doesn't necessarily mean that you trained to be in a go sheet. I remember Peter Angelo's, uh, when he was the owner of the orals, made an interesting point to me once when he talked about how, sometimes former players would graduate into front office roles,

and he asked what I thought was legitimate question, which is, what training do they have to

negotiate multi-million dollar deals? And in this case, what training do Tony Clark have to be the

person who's the head of the union and, and look, when you look at the broad landscape of his tenure at the head of the player association, they have just given up ground and given up ground and they built nothing with the, in terms of the relationship with Major League baseball to build something. It has been a really a staggering failure. Okay, and this is the question, all other questions

“lead to. Does it make it more or less likely for there to be either a walk out or a lockout?”

I don't know, uh, to be honest with you, because I, you know, the question is, uh, you know, will this, will the, you know, will the players go and look for new leadership and what, you know, what would that person's perspective be? What would their, uh, you know, what would their history be? You know, will they reach out, for example, uh, you know, to try to reconnect with the genomes that don't fear as you know, you know, led the union through really successful decades, uh, that they had.

Well, you know, we don't know what they're going to do next. Um, the one thing that, uh, you know,

I'm, I, the first thing I'm curious about is sort of what questions do the players ask about what's

happened and how long you let that, let that go on for, because they can't just have this political discussion about who's in power for too long. They have to get to the business of building the next CDA. It's really a shame because baseball has regained a lot of its footing in the last couple of years. Yeah. You know, it's a quicker game. It's a more popular game. They've had great playoffs in World Series. You know, you'd hate to see the rug being pulled out right now. You know, I would.

I'd hate to see that. Yeah. I agree with you. And as you know, you know, the player association has been viewed is, you know, it's not the strongest union in the country. These strong. Yeah, that it is. And to see the state of them, right, the state of the union right now, um, it, uh, I don't necessarily think it's good for baseball that they've been weakened in this way.

“I think if you're a fan, you, you, you want the two sides on equal footing into hammer”

something out. Yeah. And let me get to some baseball things, though. Some movement, uh, Lanzo to the Orioles, Paralta to the Matt's Diaz to the Dodgers, Tucker to the Dodgers, Valdez from a Valdez to the Tigers. You know, and any of those individually excite you, do any of those say that this is a turning point situation. This is very important. Well, the moves of the Dodgers make. Let's face it. Um, if we try to pick somebody other than the

Dodgers to win the world series, you're just making up reasons. Yeah, you do. Right. I was talking to Dave Roberts, the Dodgers manager about this a couple of days ago. Last year, the Dodgers had two, had to 12 different pitchers get saves for them because during the course of the year, because of injury and performance, they're, their bullpen was a mess. And so what do they do?

They go and get the guy who's probably the second best close room baseball, Ned Windy as.

And they add Kyle Tucker, uh, who is a superstar talent, um, and he joins the show, a Tony Mookie Betz Freddie Freeman will Smith at the top of lunch. It's ridiculous. How good they are.

pitchers save their arms for October. It's a formula that works. They're clearly going to be

“the favorite, and that's going to be the theme of this year. Can anybody knock the Dodgers off that”

perch? The metz to me are really fascinating, Tony, because I, there's such a wide range of possible outcomes for this team. Either they're going to be, you know, potentially they could be the team

that challenges the Dodgers for pre-eminence and baseball, or they could be the second worst team

money goodbye. Yeah. The 93 metz are going out in history as that. But man, they have to have a lot of things go right. I would say that the metz manager, whose name I don't even know, is on the hottest seat in baseball, because that owner came out the other day and said, "I'm really annoyed." You know, so I know this because today is John Stern's birthday, who's the, who's, he's the head of, he's the guy that gets to spend Steve Cohn's money,

and, you know, happy birthday to you, because you could be out the door in an hour and the manager,

“right, that's the hottest seat for a managerial seat in baseball, don't you think?”

Yeah, David Stern's head. David Stern's head. David Stern's head. David Stern's head. David Stern's head. Yeah. You know, he, he is absolutely, to me, there's more pressure on him than anybody. Yeah. And you write, Carlos Mendoza, if they get off the bat start, he's probably going to lose his job. They fired, they basically got rid of the whole coaching staff after that collapsed by the metz at the end of the year. And it was interesting, you know, after the metz signed Boba Shet,

there were stories written about how this was a careful negotiation. And, you know, it's something that had been working on for weeks, and then Steve Cohn blew it out of the water the other day. That whole narrative, when he said, because remember, the metz thought they were going to get Kyle Tucker. Yeah. That's terrible. He tweets out words to the effect of we're waiting

“for the smoke to emerge. You're not tweeting that out of your abelion air unless you think you're”

going to get the player. And then the Dodger swooping grab the player. And overnight, the metz worked out a three year, $126 million deal to sign Boba Shet, which was considered to be a, you know, overpay in the industry. And Steve said earlier this week, yeah, you know, I was really disappointed we didn't get Tucker. Yeah. I got a call from the agent. We worked it out. I mean, they threw this together. And Boba Shet's a really talented hitter. But he's being asked to play third-based

position. He's never played before. It is going to be a wild ride with the metz.

You mentioned school. I wasn't aware that he was such a leader position guy as well as a great pitcher. Detroit, the Tigers lost the lawsuit, you know, the arbitration here in course they did. They offered $19 million to a guy who won two signing notes in a row. So you're going to lose you and you lost a 32 million. Do you believe that tariff school will be a tiger till the end of the season? Yes. The idea in, I mean, the weakest division in baseball is the American League

Central. And the idea that the Tigers are going to be in the middle of a winnable division, even if they're, let's say, four games out. Worst case scenario, if the trade deadline that they would consider taking offers for tariff schoolville, you want to see a revolt in the clubhouse fan base. So no, I mean, tariff schoolville is not going to be traded. He is going to leave as a free agent. The four mentioned Steve Cohen, probably going to be sitting there waiting for him

with a $400 million contract, you know, to be executed before the lockout begins on December 1.

So I, you know, I'm sure, you know, tariff is a professional. He's going to set aside the arbitration situation. AJ hints their manager called him right after that, said, okay, you're ready to go try to win a World Series in tariff, so yes. And I mean, he's history suggests that he'll be fully focused on pitching as he leaves up to his free agency. Buster, thank you so much for being on and again, happy birthday from yesterday. Thank you. Well, that was, again, I appreciate it.

It's a kid. He's a kid. I'm like 20 years older than him. Buster only boys and girls. This segment with Buster only has been brought to you by fandom, make every moment more. And we will come back with the email on jingle. I'm Tony Cornhauser. Tony 47 and Unabarnten, that's just the app that we're going to get. Stay and let it go. Say, with Viso Stoia. Now, you can try it out.

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So this is from Luis Contero in Spring Hill, Florida. He writes Manatees and Marine mammals not fish. And you're going to say, well, what is that about? Well, we did an open yesterday on PTI about Manatees. And I said, I don't think they're fish. And Wilburne said they are fish. Yes. And they're not fish. They're mammals. They're sea cows. They're called the sea cow. I got this right. Yes. He swims like a fish.

I'm Tom Dore in Chicago. I'm Friday after reading my email. Michael said, say hi to E. J. I helped organize a for some for E. J. Michael Chan and my dad at The Dunes Club a few summers ago. E. J. Michael hit it off. And chatted about E. J.'s casket and cremation business among other things. So I called E. J. J. and said Michael says hello. E. J. said, tell Tony to tell

Michael, hello. Unless he's no longer doing the show. In which case does Michael need to casket or an urn. Which I could just put it on. From Dan use in Loudon County, Virginia. I love when the week starts. I don't have my glasses. Can't love this pot anymore. Yeah. Afrin. Afrin for kids. Afrin for kids. Two to six.

Dan's Eagle or Stephensville, Michigan. All people's counter. It's called the drive throw. That's one solution. I don't do the drive throw. You don't do the drive throw. I do not do it. Don't do it. Out of principle. Jerry Kelly, principle, principle. What's the principle there? The principle is, I'm not going to sit in

waste gas and pollute the environment waiting for this. Not going to do it. Jerry Kelly, Jefferson City, Missouri. We just capital Missouri. A few summers ago, some friends and I went to the McDonald's at the

Louvre Museum in Paris and experienced kiosks for my first and only time.

Take your DC experience and they have mass humanity in a language barrier. And that about describes it. I got my food about

“ninety minutes later. Why is there McDonald's in the Louvre?”

What are you kidding? Not sure. Mark Lynch, can be Indiana. If you haven't had McDonald's for eight years, what have you been doing for anti-biotics? I mean, I eat some food that would help, you know, sort of take out bad food. But I haven't, I just haven't gone all McDonald's. Ruthie wants to try Taco Bell. Taco Bell's cool. Yeah.

Taco Bell knows how to market. They know who their fans are. Chuck and Columbia, Missouri, while listening, which is the home of the university, Missouri. While listening to most recent struggles of McDonald's, I can't be alone in wondering why you didn't just use the drive through, like everyone else. I think I just explained that.

No touch screen, you get a real human being to help you. Maybe we'll buy one, let you drive, especially clean car. The next time you get to the McDonald's, great. Well, when that desire hits in eight years, maybe one of the grandkids can take you through the drive through. I guess we'll have to wait until 2,034 to find out.

I know, it's just a principle of mine. I love the stories that the drive through. They can hear what you're saying as soon as you drive up. Really? No, yeah. So for you, just be a lot of counting. And what I do, I count. I would have accepted the Joe Pesci line from

Lithuweapon, too, because something always happens to me.

That's right. Elido, Shanski. I haven't heard from Elio in a while.

“Don't want to hear. Did I really hear you say I don't care about the potatoes?”

When discussing your breakfast outing the McDonald's on Monday's show, McDonald's hairsprouts are the main reason why in my long ago stand-up comedy days. I used to say that McDonald's breakfast is as addictive as crack and almost as good for you. But don't just take my word for it. In 2009 when I was working overnight shifts at the New York Daily News,

the newsroom was used as a filming location for a movie called "Going the Distance" would do Barrymore. And I wound up writing about it for the paper when the regular overnight reporting got called the way to a crime scene. By the time you made it to the set, it was between 4 and 5 in the morning

and she talked about wanting to get breakfast from McDonald's. It was a block away on the corner of 33rd Street in 10th Avenue. She spoke specifically about the hash rounds, referring to them as potatoes in their highest form. After filming concluded, I got my picture taken with Drew,

feeling like I pretty much had to. After having grown up with constant references to ET, which came out the year I was born. I've enclosed the picture for the viewers on News Channel 8, although I shouldn't warn them that this picture nearly prevented me

from meeting the woman who I'm related by marriage. But that's another story for another time, perhaps a chuck and lots of experience. This regards for Albany County, where I ordered lunch from McDonald's on Monday, and even got a free big Mac using my awards points in the rap.

That's just lovely. Kenny Ray, Fort Walton Beach Florida, the power of AI, Tony, the power of AI. He has me in the middle of the last supper at McDonald's. Everybody's eating McDonald's.

I think that's how it went down. From shed, a high coup.

“The end will be nigh when you have to buy Afrin via a touch screen.”

I'm not doing that. Andrew Johnson, not that Andrew Johnson. And pellum New York, this is a little known fact, but form Lebowitz was actually just trying to clear in your tube. [laughter]

Dr. Brad Houser, Minneapolis, Minnesota. I'm not a physician, but have you considered hiring a language monkey to help with your ear problems? Roblo, not that Roblo. In Orange County, California, consider your Afrin mix up a blessing in disguise. When I first started dating my wife, she introduced me to Afrin when I had some congestion.

I took it for the first time and couldn't believe the immediate relief I experienced. However, as Michael mentioned, I quickly became dependent on it and couldn't breathe without it. There I was strung out on Afrin questioning my whole life, but that wasn't the worst part. After about day eight, I woke up one day with what I can only describe as utter confusion. I couldn't comprehend anything I heard or read.

When my wife would talk to me, I couldn't understand what she was saying. I should have had that we had just started dating. And now, after years of marriage, I still can't understand what she's saying most of the time. But this was different. I went to the doctor and after explaining what I was feeling, she instantly asked,

"You've been taking Afrin, haven't you?"

She told me to stop taking this immediately and to never take it again.

She said, and I quote, "Afrin is the devil." And that made me even more confused because I thought Neil Sporn was the devil. Which is what Dr. Koguchi told me a few months ago. But what I heard about your mix-up, I thought to myself, Tony can't afford any more confusion as life.

Confusion was, in fact, what led you to buying children's affin in the first place. One week at the real stuff, and you'd start referring to Blake Trinyn as the Warrior God. Wow. That's unbelievable.

“But Matt, while I'm not a doctor, I think this will help your hearing issue.”

There was a knob on the TV that makes it louder. Oh, that helps. Timothy Weatherhead, Mr. Tony is right. Winter Olympics has a bunch of made-up sportswear as a summer Olympics. Has traditional sports, like break dancing.

Okay. Okay, it has made-up sports, but it has more traditional sports. From Glenn and Harry Minutar, I just wanted to say thanks for the reminder to add rice to the chicken for the dog, Macaroi. It's dog's name is Macaroi. It's feeling much better. See attached picture. He's named after Rory as usually.

As usual, please tell Kevin Brown to help. How old is the pup? It's a nice little dog. Yeah, it's good to see him. Uh, can Sam's far as till DC.

Tell Wilbon, I feel seen. Perry, Delaware, Hamilton, Berger, and especially the Natalie attired pool Drake. I'm almost exactly the same age as Wilbon, so I totally get it. Watching Black and White Perry Mason reruns on rainy days and late 60s and early 70s. Classic. Thanks. Thank him for sharing that.

Steve Gilmore. San Angelo, Texas. Ask Wilbon to reach a dense favorite character is on law and order as for you. Let me talk about the show in the testing. And in Gainesville, Virginia, thanks to Pat Forty for putting words to my daily mind set at work.

Next time my boss yells, "What in the world are you thinking? I can calmly answer with confidence." Nothing, just like the great Michael Phelps.

My mind is blank and I'm amazing.

From Werner, Milano, in Wellington, in New Zealand. Oh, penum. Hi, Tony. New Zealand is not a warm weather country. I'll grant you that the northern part is generally warmer compared to the other parts of the country.

It's still not as warm as, let's say, Florida. Also, during winter season, you're summer people from Australia and all other parts of the world visit our ski fields, especially Queenstown, which is in the South Island. Calling New Zealand a warm weather country is like calling Toronto a Midwestern state. PS, can you please greet my wife for the happy Chinese New Year?

She's not a little yet, but she watches PTI with me. Thank you.

“Yes, so I guess they do have, they have snow there and that's why they have winter Olympians.”

Dana Oast, in Columbia, Maryland. Barry Manolo just announced he's performing in Baltimore in early March. I'm sure he'd love to see you again. Wow. Josh was thinner in Jacksonville, Florida.

Per year Monday episode, I want to enlighten you regarding the end of the Daytona 500. You stated you wanted clarification or explanation regarding the crash on the final app crashes, too. On the final app of the Daytona 500 that did not draw a caution flag. NASCAR officiating has made more of an emphasis to solve season regarding letting drivers race back to the finish. If there is no immediate danger at the start finish line, i.e. a car in the middle of the track, stop the finish line.

This is after years of criticism from the NASCAR fanbase that races would end under caution without letting the drivers race to the finish. So yeah, that makes all the sense in the world. Let him go. Let him go. And from Brandon Borzelli and Lebanon, New Jersey. The quote from Godfather 2 seems more and more appropriate as we learn of another cast member passing away. Hi, I'm in Roth's Sicilian messenger, Johnny Ola discussing, discussing with Michael and Roth.

Why Roth has survived as long put at best?

Time and Roth always makes money for his partners.

One by one, our all friends are gone. Death, natural or not. Prison, deported. Hi, I'm in Roth is the only one left because he always made money for his partners. But no sendoff from Mr. Devol would be complete without his response to Tessio asking. Tom, can you yet me off the hook for all time sake?

As Tessio is discarded to his doom, rest easy Tom, not a Sicilian, not a wartime conciliary,

“but a brother to the Corliums. Fabulous email.”

If you're out on your bike tight, everyone is always to wear a bike.

No, you'll get the hell out of here! Thank you for the dinner and a very pleasant evening. Maybe your car could take me to the airport. The Corlioni is a man who insists on hearing bad news immediately. [Sounds of the Corlioni]

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