Courtney Finnicum

I always still go by Court.

People that know me really well call me Court.

Sometimes Finn in the sports world, but usually Court.

That's pretty good.

Well, you now know I'm going to call you Puster from here on out, right?

No, no, no.

Uh, I like that.

I like that.

Yeah, we would love to hear from Frank.

So one thing that we did see at the end of that horrific, heartbreaking scene was Rob Thompson, the manager of the Phillies, immediately grab him, immediately grab Orion and just take him to the side.

What do you think?

I mean, you've been in situations before with coaches and managers.

What do you think Rob Thompson said to Orion after that?

I have to go back and listen to it because I'm sure your answer was tremendous.

So, Tyler, I'm a White Sox fan, born and bred White Sox fan.

And as you can imagine, it's been a little tough over here the past couple seasons.

But that's actually one thing that I have sort of marveled at what the Marlins have done this year.

You know, a couple weeks ago, I had Kyle Seeloff on, your broadcaster.

Yeah.

And we broke down, basically, kind of what happened during that infamous, now very famous, Mets-Marlins series.