Mick Hunt

Um,

You know, there's NIL now, so I won't ask you to tell me the bag that Stanford gave you because, you know, Oregon has some great baseball programs out there too.

Stanford obviously always elite in baseball.

But talk to us about that brotherhood of college baseball and what that was like.

And it totally took off, leading to the big show, right?

You know, most folks don't understand the short tenure of people who actually make it to the big leagues, right?

Like, we all hear the stories of the grind of minor leagues, and we get that a lot.

But people don't understand.

It is very rare that when you do get called up, when you do make it,

that you actually stay there, especially for pitchers, right?

Like it is very hard for a pitcher to have over a decade in the big show.

But Jay Guts did, man.

Talk to us about, you know, some of the highlights or the things that you're most proud of of your career.

There you go.

Yes, sir.

Yes, sir.

Well, again, man, I'm proud of the career that you had.

I always say, you know, number 11 in your program, but number one in your heart, right?

Like that's my dude right there.

But I want to talk now about the things you're doing outside of baseball, man.