David Samson

The game hadn't started.

I was eight years old.

Mike, you will definitely cry when this run is over.

You've had an amazing run with Dan, and whenever that time comes, whether it's in five minutes or 20 years, you will definitely cry.

There are moments, Mike, where you don't exactly know when the end is and you don't get to not everybody gets to plan their end.

Sometimes the end is thrust upon them.

When you release a player who's not ready to stop playing, that becomes the end because or they wait until nobody will sign them and then they try to, you know, play in Korea.

So there's a whole lot of things that can happen to delay.

But you can have an interim end cry and that can be totally legitimate.

worst well yeah there was a column written by someone in the kansas city star that said just that and that happens in baseball too when you can only put 10 players on a ballot uh there are great articles written each year you know take a look at our friend jason stark at the athletic where he will say that his ballot there was room for a certain player one year but not the next or not last year but this year and then the reason behind that

It's a totally legitimate reason to, it's really called ballot playing.

It's where you understand where the person is in terms of needing 5% in baseball to stay on the ballot for the next year and you don't want someone to fall off the ballot.

So there's stuff like that that goes on all the time.

It just so happens that enough people either thought that

or thought that he was cheating and wanted to penalize him a year or wanted to make sure that acquiesced to Robert Kraft.

Whatever the reason was, enough people had enough reasons that he did not get voted in.

And the funniest one for me is people thinking they're going to do a revote now and maybe before the announcement, they will right the wrong.

That's what Cody said yesterday.

Oh, my God.

That's idiotic.