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Somebody help me with what I think is—call one of my math friends, because I think you guys know a lot of things wrong here. 23 was the number that was retired, no? Let's go through this again, because I don't think we've given accurate information. If we've retired the number of Tino Martinez— And we've got some confusion where Jeremy's sitting here saying he's got the right source. It's MLB.com.

And the rest of you are accusing AI or, you know, whatever's happened to Google that all of a sudden gives you bad information.

And the rest of you are accusing AI or, you know, whatever's happened to Google that all of a sudden gives you bad information.

And the rest of you are accusing AI or, you know, whatever's happened to Google that all of a sudden gives you bad information.

Wait a minute. I thought that recently there was some controversy that the government was trying to expunge something with Jackie Robinson. Never mind. It's not important. So I'm going to read this from Marty Smith. He has decided to give his opinion on the Amazon Earnhardt documentary. Which rocks, by the way. He writes the following. The race footage in the Amazon Earnhardt doc is so badass.

Wait a minute. I thought that recently there was some controversy that the government was trying to expunge something with Jackie Robinson. Never mind. It's not important. So I'm going to read this from Marty Smith. He has decided to give his opinion on the Amazon Earnhardt documentary. Which rocks, by the way. He writes the following. The race footage in the Amazon Earnhardt doc is so badass.

Wait a minute. I thought that recently there was some controversy that the government was trying to expunge something with Jackie Robinson. Never mind. It's not important. So I'm going to read this from Marty Smith. He has decided to give his opinion on the Amazon Earnhardt documentary. Which rocks, by the way. He writes the following. The race footage in the Amazon Earnhardt doc is so badass.

Visually incredible. A symphony of speed. It felt different back then. Grittier. Maybe because it wasn't so readily available as it is now. Maybe because there was a sense to us that NASCAR gave shine to rural America. Authentically Southern. Something we kind of knew about all along that the rest of the world was just discovering. Like we were on the leading rough edge of a new frontier.

Visually incredible. A symphony of speed. It felt different back then. Grittier. Maybe because it wasn't so readily available as it is now. Maybe because there was a sense to us that NASCAR gave shine to rural America. Authentically Southern. Something we kind of knew about all along that the rest of the world was just discovering. Like we were on the leading rough edge of a new frontier.

Visually incredible. A symphony of speed. It felt different back then. Grittier. Maybe because it wasn't so readily available as it is now. Maybe because there was a sense to us that NASCAR gave shine to rural America. Authentically Southern. Something we kind of knew about all along that the rest of the world was just discovering. Like we were on the leading rough edge of a new frontier.

The personalities in the conflict and the refusal to back down. Rivalries that didn't end with a text message apology. They lasted years. Books with chapters. There was mystique about speed back then too. We've lost that a bit. We forget drivers are gladiators. It takes a special cat to sail it off into one at 200 miles per hour with no guarantee you'll come out of turn two.

The personalities in the conflict and the refusal to back down. Rivalries that didn't end with a text message apology. They lasted years. Books with chapters. There was mystique about speed back then too. We've lost that a bit. We forget drivers are gladiators. It takes a special cat to sail it off into one at 200 miles per hour with no guarantee you'll come out of turn two.

The personalities in the conflict and the refusal to back down. Rivalries that didn't end with a text message apology. They lasted years. Books with chapters. There was mystique about speed back then too. We've lost that a bit. We forget drivers are gladiators. It takes a special cat to sail it off into one at 200 miles per hour with no guarantee you'll come out of turn two.

NASCAR is experiencing a rebirth right now. I watch every race and I feel the resurgence. Awesome racers wrestling a challenging machine, but that footage from the 90s put me in a nostalgic blender. Those motors at full song, the suspension travel and the body shapes and good wrench and DuPont and quality care and Kellogg's and MGD and Coors Light stopped me in my tracks. It all felt so important.

NASCAR is experiencing a rebirth right now. I watch every race and I feel the resurgence. Awesome racers wrestling a challenging machine, but that footage from the 90s put me in a nostalgic blender. Those motors at full song, the suspension travel and the body shapes and good wrench and DuPont and quality care and Kellogg's and MGD and Coors Light stopped me in my tracks. It all felt so important.

NASCAR is experiencing a rebirth right now. I watch every race and I feel the resurgence. Awesome racers wrestling a challenging machine, but that footage from the 90s put me in a nostalgic blender. Those motors at full song, the suspension travel and the body shapes and good wrench and DuPont and quality care and Kellogg's and MGD and Coors Light stopped me in my tracks. It all felt so important.

Motorsports Mozart.

Motorsports Mozart.

Motorsports Mozart.

Has a team done this before? Because I think Billy's right that you can't retire them both on the same day. I do want to put on the poll at Levitard Show, most meaningful Mariner, Ichiro, Randy Johnson, Ken Griffey Jr., Edgar Martinez, Jay Buhner. Jay Buhner.