Adam Ray

He's catching the game, which is why it's unheard of for a catcher to be that offensively, you know, powerful.

But he ultimately lost, and a lot of people were bummed out about it.

And I guess my question to you is, if you were one of those, like—

If you're assessing stuff like that, do you take into account what someone's impact for the game is?

Or would you just go like, no, no, who had the best stats?

And that's the MVP.

Do you follow baseball enough to fuck with that?

No, I don't.

But a switch hitting catcher.

Yeah.

You know what they gave a lot of credit to is like judges in New York on the Yankees, and they get so much press and so much love.

And Seattle's up here in the corner, right, furthest away.

Everyone's just like, isn't that the fucking coffee sound garden place?

And it's like there's a catcher up there.

I mean, yeah, I don't know.

That stuff I think does matter, the national attention.

I don't know.

Wait, martial arts and played baseball?

Oh, Randy Johnson.

Bro, that's a former Mariner.