Bob Pompeiani

To the mound.

Matt, thanks for your time.

I know you're going to continue here.

I'll see you again next week.

It's always good to talk to Matt Clement, who knows a lot about it, and he has the most copious notes and handwriting I've ever seen, which I like.

Old school right there, baby.

All right.

Austin will be back with you for the final hour.

Joe, hope you get better, and I'll see you here tomorrow on Pump and Joe, back in a flash on Sports Radio 93.7 The Fan.

Oh, good, Joe.

I know it's a special day for the fan and all the Odyssey stations, and that's a pretty good offer you just put on the table there for people.

You talk about if you've never been to the eight-man jam, that's a pretty cool thing if you like country music, man.

It is top-notch.

And couple that with all the other stuff that goes, that's a win-win for everybody.

Well, it certainly does because, uh, you know, I'm one of those people who needed help early in my life for a lot of different things.

Mostly medically, but when you see the things that go on and what people do to try to help you, you know, I'm speaking not just doctors and people of that nature, but nurses, volunteers.

There are a lot of volunteers at the hospital to make a difference.

In this case, there's always a cause for people who need help out there.

And all you have to do is open your eyes, walk around, you'll see it.

There is certainly a need for it.