Brian Windhorst

Oklahoma City.

Yes, I agree last night wasn't the best.

But I think the play has been pretty good so far.

We are in an era in sports where everything is bigger, louder, stronger.

Um, you know, my son is eight years old.

Uh, he, I take, I have him sent to a hitting coach and the hitting coach who's well respected, uh, comes very well recommended, you know, played minor league baseball, what have you.

Um, he teaches him to swing for the fence and all of these kids have this sort of, they, they teach them to elevate the ball.

When I was a kid, you, if you dropped your back shoulder, the, uh, the coach would come in and, uh, you know, put a

you know, a bat on your one shoulder so that you kept it level.

They wanted everybody to hit a line drive.

If you hit a home run, it was by accident.

No, no.

They want the kids to elevate the ball and swing for the fence.

You know, you look at these pro golfers, uh,

swings so hard that you, you know, Scott, Scotty Scheffler almost falls down.

He's swinging so hard.

Justin Thomas comes up off the air.

Arguably Rory McIlroy won the masters.

He's hitting the ball into the trees every other time, Tony, but he hits the ball so far that when he can recover out of the trees, because he's hit the ball past all the trouble that he didn't design Augusta national to handle it.

You know, the, you know, the, the,