Kevin Barker

Yeah, you're the best, buddy.

Thank you.

Yeah, yeah.

You know, his job has kind of changed because, you know, he's not really – I don't know if he's – he is covering baseball, but, you know, he doesn't really – it's always hard for somebody that covers a team to go down and ask people for autographs.

So it is very hard to sort of build up, you know, kind of things like that, right?

Like great players coming in from other teams.

You walk up to them, hey, can you sign a baseball?

It's a little weird.

You're going to lose your writer's card if you do that.

Oh, you would.

Oh, yeah, no.

Yeah, I don't do that either, but I'm saying it's very hard to... I'm not... I have... Because there's some great players in baseball.

When I played, I wanted to get Sammy Sosa to sign my helmet.

Because he used my helmet for some odd reason when we were in the batting cage in Chicago.

And there was some helmet laying around.

And they had a machine in there.

You ever seen the batting cage?

Yeah.

They've changed it.

I haven't been there since they've changed it.