Al Dukes

They had all that stuff.

Netflix has gotten into sports in a big way.

They're probably going to see what the returns were for this game if they want to spend more money on Major League Baseball in the future.

The one thing that

that I guess I would ask if I were someone who was a part of major league baseball or a part of net more major league baseball, who's trying to capture a younger fan or trying to get more attention towards the game.

Like, you know, the, the bad bunny halftime show, I came in the next day.

I was like, listen, it's not for me.

I'm not a bad bunny fan.

You know, I'm not a young Puerto Rican in America where this made, you know, a lot of sense to me.

All right.

That's fine.

But I can respect the fact that this guy's had a great career, had a good performance and it meant a lot to a lot of people.

Right.

So I can understand who it was for and people who love his music.

What I don't understand is what all of this last night, who was that for?

Like the WWE guy coming out, one of the tag team guys just says, yeet.

He goes out there, he's like, let's go, yeet.

He says this on the field.

All right, who's that for?

Like Bert Kreischer coming out and screaming to the crowd.