Blake Murphy

And for some reason, like the Jays just didn't do that.

And this is one of the most diverse cities, not only in baseball, in the entire world.

Right.

And it was just curious, uh,

why the Jays didn't do that.

They're doing that now.

They've corrected that.

You see it all throughout the different theme nights they have all season long.

Cricket Day is one of them.

I'm Guyanese.

I love to see the Caribbean elements that have been brought up in the ballpark now.

I use the example in talking to friends and family.

Like there was one time last season where I heard a Soca song playing and I was, my head was down in the press box and I was, you know me, you've sat beside me.

I can get pretty focused, right?

And I had to put my head up and I was like, who's playing Soca on their phone?

And lo and behold, it was the DJ on the Jumbotron was playing a Soca song.

And that is something that didn't exist when I was a kid at the ballpark.

And I think it's just great that the Jays are doing that nowadays.

But I would argue he's more of like a Jays critic.

Because when, for example... So he's on here like, why aren't they chirping Schneider?