Jeff Hathorne

I bet you some people would do that.

Those people will be here.

It's like the Washington State old crimson flag that flies at college game day every week.

Oh, I'm glad you brought up Marlins man, Bob.

He's been here for Pirates quite a bit.

I'm glad you brought up Marlins, man, because last night I fell down a rabbit hole of Pittsburgh sports highlights in the 21st century, and I saw Gregory Polanco's walk-off hit 2015 to beat the Cardinals, and they were two out at the All-Star break, that infamous Greg Brown call.

And I'm watching the game, and what do you know?

I see Marlins, man.

Who is sitting right in front of Marlins, man, front row right behind the plate?

Bob Pompeiani.

That's right.

He's my man.

Bob, you're wearing a great gray polo here with some dress pants.

Lisa is right next to you wearing a short-sleeve hoodie.

You're clapping your hands in excitement.

And then as soon as Gregory Polanco hits the ball on the right, an emphatic Bob Pompiani looks up, puts a smile on his face, and puts his hands in the air in excitement.

The thought process for me, Jeff, sorry to cut you off there, Bob, was that they've gotten very little out of the bottom third of their order.

Now, if you bat Griffin sixth, or maybe it's fifth, that moves Horwitz further down.

That might even move, would move O'Hearn down if you put...

Griffin right ahead of him.