Rob Radford

Gino, kind of following up on that, last year at the trade deadline, there was a lot of talk about where you would go.

And the names you kept hearing were the Mariners, the Tigers, and the Reds.

Three teams you had been with.

And you've been in this game long enough to know

what that means.

What did it mean to you to hear those teams come to you and ask about you, and then both the Mariners following through with the trade, and now the Reds following through like this?

Anybody else?

Do you have a favorite memory from your previous time in Cincinnati?

Yeah, there should be some passion.

This doesn't have to be boring, boring, boring.

You're gonna get bored by baseball.

Okay, one thing the game needs is more people like you, you, you.

Still have grown men run around tight hands.

Welcome to Baseball Isn't Boring.

Here's your host, Rob Radford.

There is absolutely no human being on the planet where I would be talking to more than Jake Savicki right now.

Nobody.

I love that.

We've talked a lot about it.

The challenge, Jake, is that when we have people come on a lot, they know it's coming, but every time it's still a smile.