Adnan Virk

Yeah, as you guys have said in the show, Dan, it's the U.S.

versus the world.

I understand this is a pro-Americans contingent here on the show.

But, you know, for the Blue Jays, I was just back home for, as we call it, Canadian Thanksgiving.

And I got to tell you, I was there working for Amazon.

You mentioned the Monday Night Hockey.

We did the Leafs-Red Wings game, which they moved the game up for baseball.

Think about that.

This is Canada.

Everyone says religion is hockey.

No, no, baseball is running things right now.

They moved the Leafs game to 2 o'clock Eastern, Red Wings Leafs, so everyone can watch the Blue Jays game at 5, which I was able to do with John Marossi and others.

And the appetite for this team to win again, it's been a long time, Dan, since 1993.

As you know, when those Blue Jays teams went back-to-back, they were the kings of the baseball world.

They were the ones acquiring Dave Winfield or David Cohn or Paul Mulder, all these hired hands to go along with the nucleus of Roberto Alomar and Devon White and John Ulrich.

So it's been a long time since the Jays have been the envy of the baseball world.

Everyone knows if they get there, they'd be the underdog against the Dodgers.

But the ratings wise, you know, I was looking at the numbers.

Canada is a country of 35 million.

They're getting numbers of 7 million.