Rob Radford

It's so good.

I mean, there's a million things I want to sort of follow up on, including, by the way, I saw that you said on one post about –

more teaching, less coaching, something like that.

And when you're talking about that, that was one of the things that jumped to mind, more teaching, less coaching, which is – and we can get to sort of that in a second.

But I think overall, Jake, one of the great things about baseball is because it's not hyperbole when you say it affects so many people's lives in so many ways.

Like you just said, how it affected tangibly your life.

after your brother's passing.

but also how it affected how you view it through your daughter, how you viewed it through the kids that you coach, how you viewed it through watching other parents, how you viewed it through watching major leaguers and just picking up on their mannerisms.

All of it, and the great thing about it, this is my way of saying, your stuff is so awesome, and it's just another example.

It's one of the best examples of why baseball is so perfect now

to do what you do, right?

I get it.

Like there's football.

I get all of this.

But baseball, because of all these things that we're talking about, is perfect for how you present it, how you can be creative with it, how you can be educational with it.

Am I making sense?

I know I'm just sort of like – Totally, totally, totally.

I think that

There's a couple of things that I keep going back to, which obviously, like you said, we always ask why isn't baseball as important.

And thinking, Jake, when we ask this about major leaguers and everybody really.