Zach Warden

I wish teams would do more.

I wish they would do more humanizing and impact stuff and have conversations with players.

And it doesn't have to be boring PowerPoints on pronouns or whatever.

Like, you can get somebody like me and there's got to be others like me who will come in and chirp your players and have a good time and hopefully teach them something.

But, you know, we have to do more in the rooms to shift culture, but this is good for fans.

Well, first, somebody else there tonight is a friend of both of ours, Miss Mosu.

Oh, I didn't know she was going.

Yeah, I'll have to connect you two if you're there tonight.

Yes, I'm not there tonight, actually.

Oh, you're skipping part of it?

Oh, wow.

Yeah, Chris, congrats on getting the first pitch tonight.

But if Ross or Mark, if you're watching... There's no way they're watching this show.

I'm starting a year-long campaign today where I want to throw out the first pitch next year.

So this is my official launch of my campaign to throw out the eighth first pitch at a Pride Night in Blue Jays history.

Well, I started in my twenties and I, I found it and I was like, Oh, this is like, like most hockey guys golf.

And I think I'm a little too intense for golf at times.

So having that, you know, where you get to run and you get to dive and you get to do different things and you still get to hit a ball really far.

It just resonated with me right away.

And I was like, oh, I have to get good at this.