Ron McGill

Right now, the U.S.

is plus 275 to not advance the last time I checked the line.

I mean, I may have PTSD, but in international competition, when the United States needs Mexico to help them out,

They don't tend to do that.

By the way, in the post-game press conference Jeremy, he admitted that he got the calculations wrong.

In our national pastime, I am looking at Mark DeRosa here and let's hear real quick what it is that he had to say to explain himself.

I don't believe him at all.

I don't even understand what he's saying there.

He's saying two different things.

The way that they approached the game from their lineup to what they were doing in the game, the lack of urgency was crazy.

He said he was going to play people he wouldn't normally play.

Knowing where I am with the sport of baseball right now, do you think it's a huge red flag if I know...

the situation better than the manager.

Well, I'm going to go a step further on this, okay?

If you've been listening to this show for a while, you know that I very infrequently fire people.

I very infrequently make the consequences so strong on mistakes that the shame isn't enough as a punishment.

This is a fireable offense.

I'm not even kidding you.

This kind of mistake...

on the national stage from Mark DeRosa feels to me in the realm, Tony, of what it is I've said that Eric Spolstra will regret that timeout that he didn't have that cost them.