Joe Posnanski

Fair.

I'm very sorry.

I will come on your show anytime you want me to come on your show.

But can we just lower the hostility a little bit?

I feel like I woke up early, as I always do, to come on your show and see my old friend Dan.

And what do I get?

I get like, I'm being grilled.

It's like you're grilling me.

This isn't a friendly interview so far.

You're being very hostile.

He's also been on the pitch clock multiple times, Dan.

Well, that is just a blatant lie.

Stranger than the darts community, I don't know.

That was pretty strange in a wonderful way.

We went to Joe went to the indigenous stickball championships in Mississippi, which is how native tribes have solved disputes for an extremely long time.

It's sort of like a proto lacrosse slash field hockey slash just people beating each other up kind of a competition.

We went to Fairbanks, Alaska, because there is a

every year on the summer solstice, the sun never fully goes down and they play a baseball, a semi-pro baseball game there at midnight with no lights.

And we were like, let's see what that's about.

That was the mission of the book.