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It makes sense, though. Glenn Howerton, method actor.

It makes sense, though. Glenn Howerton, method actor.

Do you believe the term asterisk man to be a pejorative? I think an asterisk is neutral. I don't think I didn't say negative. I'm saying that the calling of you as Dan Levitard is an asterisk man. Is that a pejorative?

Do you believe the term asterisk man to be a pejorative? I think an asterisk is neutral. I don't think I didn't say negative. I'm saying that the calling of you as Dan Levitard is an asterisk man. Is that a pejorative?

Alright, so then number two is, prior to Mark McGuire and Sammy Sosa and Barry Bonds, who was the all-time home run leader in a single season? It was Roger Maris, right? Was it? Was it? Because he did it in more games than Babe Ruth did. So 61 asterisk was how they had it.

Alright, so then number two is, prior to Mark McGuire and Sammy Sosa and Barry Bonds, who was the all-time home run leader in a single season? It was Roger Maris, right? Was it? Was it? Because he did it in more games than Babe Ruth did. So 61 asterisk was how they had it.

Yeah. But the point being is there was, you know, Roger Maris broke this record that no one thought would be broken. And for the longest time, They would not allow Roger Maris, who they thought was beneath the honor of holding this record that the great Bambino held, right? So they had an asterisk on that for the longest time.

Yeah. But the point being is there was, you know, Roger Maris broke this record that no one thought would be broken. And for the longest time, They would not allow Roger Maris, who they thought was beneath the honor of holding this record that the great Bambino held, right? So they had an asterisk on that for the longest time.

Baseball came to its senses like, look, this is the record. The seasons are this. We don't need an asterisk. We don't need a footnote. And then, obviously, other people came along and hit more than 61, and we don't put any asterisks on that. Barry Bonds, he did it. With performance enhancers, as did McGuire, as did Sosa. Do we put asterisks to them for their accomplishments? We don't.

Baseball came to its senses like, look, this is the record. The seasons are this. We don't need an asterisk. We don't need a footnote. And then, obviously, other people came along and hit more than 61, and we don't put any asterisks on that. Barry Bonds, he did it. With performance enhancers, as did McGuire, as did Sosa. Do we put asterisks to them for their accomplishments? We don't.

So Saquon Barkley merely, they said, hey, this is a season. Go out and rush however many yards or whatever. Obviously, he didn't break it, so it's kind of a moot point right now. But the point is, had he done it, he does not deserve an asterisk or I don't think or whatever because these are the rules of engagement.

So Saquon Barkley merely, they said, hey, this is a season. Go out and rush however many yards or whatever. Obviously, he didn't break it, so it's kind of a moot point right now. But the point is, had he done it, he does not deserve an asterisk or I don't think or whatever because these are the rules of engagement.

Eurocentrism strikes again.

Eurocentrism strikes again.

He's royalty then. Yeah. I don't know if you know this. He is.

He's royalty then. Yeah. I don't know if you know this. He is.

Yeah, he is.

Yeah, he is.

I thought he was going to hand me my son.

I thought he was going to hand me my son.