Al Dukes

It certainly is.

That's right.

It is here, and I was going to say, I always love when we have the home openers and doing a morning show because inevitably at least one or two people that are driving to the parking lot early to tailgate will call in and they'll be all fired up, and it's about as happy as you get.

throughout a baseball season in the regular season is that first time and setting things up and grilling stuff and doing whatever you do prior to the game.

And it's going to be a beautiful day for baseball here in late March, which you don't normally get.

So that's great.

The weekend, maybe not so much.

But today is going to be beautiful, so I know the Mets fans are fired up as well for that.

And, you know, the other big talking point was this broadcast.

And, you know, people have – you know, they're going to complain about it.

No one ever likes anything that is new.

I guess the only question I would have is, you know – It's really a one-off.

It is for Netflix, but –

And they're pumping all their shows.

They're doing all their things.

And obviously, you know, with Wednesday on Netflix, that's where the thing, you know, first pitch thing comes in and the WWE presence because they've got WWE.

Like, this has been going on for years and years and years.

I mean, Jim Nance has been reading promos for CBS shows and the Masters and the March Madness and NFL games since he started in the 70s.

Certainly, it was a little much.

They had the Red Boats out in McCovey Cove.