Bryan Hayes

The stands are full.

I think Mark Shapiro's a pretty happy guy right now.

Why wouldn't you want your name blasted out?

Here he is, the president and CEO of the Blue Jays, Mark Shapiro.

What's going on, Mark?

How you doing?

No, no, no.

So we had a guest on in the last hour, and generally I kind of do the ins and outs, right?

And O jumped in, which is fine, and did a goodbye, but he didn't close the loop on it.

He just, for whatever reason, said goodbye and just left it, and it was dead air, and it was awkward, and it was amateur.

It was just bad.

No, I don't.

I don't blame you.

I don't blame you.

Well, what about the buildup there?

I mean, it must be pretty fun.

I'm curious, like walking into the park, obviously you've been down there after the World Series, you know, and I'm sure obviously you guys got back into town a few days ago or last week, but first time going in there for a game, you know, since Game 7 of the World Series, packed house, you have the celebration, you're turning the page on the season, but I'm curious kind of the emotions and thought process walking back in there on Friday night.

Right.

Well, and the attention to detail, you guys are striking the right chords right now.

And obviously that coincides with winning.