Jared Sandler

All good?

Rob, I'm great, and I love talking baseball with you, and I appreciate everything you do to promote this sport that we all love.

So it's great to talk to you.

I appreciate that.

Rob, I think, you know, there are two things.

One, I genuinely enjoy talking to people.

So I don't care, you know, professional athlete, teacher, lawyer, doctor, random person.

I enjoy learning from people and having those conversations.

And the other thing is I still remember, you know, when I was a,

a young Rangers fan growing up in Dallas, I used to love all the little tidbits, right?

And now with the internet and Wikipedia and all these websites, it's a lot easier for the fan on the couch to get to know the players.

So

I think that makes our challenge a little more fun because some of the basic information items that, again, you could just find on a player's Wikipedia page, that wasn't available when I was in sixth grade trying to learn about this new player.

So now I want to go even deeper.

And I think that a part of the fun is

to bring these players to life, to humanize them, and to allow the fans to connect with them through our conversations and things that you might not be able to find on the internet, or at least with just a cursory search.

But 98% of my conversations are just shooting the breeze and talking about the Mavs game the night before, or the fantasy draft, whatever it might be.

It's just...

But you never know, man.

But again... Yeah, but it leads to something.