Rob Rafferty

By the way, we should note, in case you haven't seen, go to nhl.com.

Why am I telling you to go to nhl.com?

Well, because CEO Joe and, of course,

The first lady of baseball isn't boring, along with my wife.

But the first lady of baseball isn't boring, Ashley Kelly.

Joe and Ashley Kelly were mic'd up at an Anaheim Ducks game, and it doesn't disappoint.

Go to NHL.com or go to the BBs and boring socials.

Just to check that out because, once again, it doesn't disappoint, just like this podcast.

And today I think that we continue that trend of not disappointing because of Sal Freelick.

Sal Freelick is a guy who I wanted to talk to for a while, the gritty, the gutty, the great story that is Sal Freelick.

Milwaukee Brewers, and there's something I wanted to talk to Sal about, about the dynamic of actually being a player in the Northeast.

And finding your way as a player in the Northeast and finding your way as a major leaguer who decided, I am not going to specialize in just one sport.

I am actually going to play multiple sports, hockey, football, all of it, baseball, and scream from the mountaintops, just like Mike Trout has, that it is important.

I'm not denigrating anybody who is laser focused on baseball.

No, I'm not.

But don't think that it's a bad thing to play other sports.

And if you have any doubt at all or you want to get another maybe –

opinion or perspective of it, then Sal is the guy to get it from.

That's why Sal is so great on the podcast today.

But before we get to Sal, as we said, it was quite a weekend.