Jeff Blair

He's kind of apologetic.

And I said, God, after the winter we've had here, don't apologize wearing sunglasses.

Absolutely.

I would put them on in here if I could, although that's already been done by a radio host in this station.

So we're getting ready to see Jacob pitch tonight.

One of the things that my friend Mr. Barker here was talking about was his reverse splits.

Can you explain that to us?

Yep.

Is it also easier, do you think, Tim, for teams that play good fundamental baseball to be resilient?

You know, we talk about, we look at the Brewers.

Brewers can lose everybody, and there's still a chance they're going to win on that particular night.

Does that good fundamental baseball lend itself to being a resilient team?

You mentioned Gary Sanchez, and he intrigues me.

I mean, he's on a team where, you know, with William Contreras is going to be the catcher.

Gary's played first base this year.

I don't know if it's too early to say that it's a resurgence or anything like that, but how do you see the Brewers and Pat Murphy using him going forward?

Not a chance, not a chance that's happening.

I'm just kidding.

Tim, really good of you to join us, man.

It's a lot of fun.