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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Laurence Holmes 0:01
Get jiggy with. Oh. Oh. Get jiggy with? It's like I did it all for the nookie?
Matt Spiegel 0:10
Well, this was a show that happened on the air at the score.
Laurence Holmes 0:14
I didn't even remember that. Is that right?
Matt Spiegel 0:18
Nobody's defined it for us yet. What does it mean, get jiggy with it, Lawrence? What does that mean? Get jiggy with it. What does that mean? We used to do a get jiggy with it. Oh, that's nice. That's brilliant. Was that a Hood special? No, that was a Riles special.
Mark Grote 0:33
Oh, man. Jerry Riles.

What does 'get jiggy with it' mean in this context?

Mark Grote 0:34
I think Riles is the one that was like, you know what? The man is here. Let's do something. Shout out to Jerry Riles.
Leila Rahimi 0:43
And Dan Jiggets. How does one get Jiggets with it? In your recollection.
Mark Grote 0:45
You asked Dan Jiggets his opinion on things.
Matt Spiegel 0:49
No, no, no, no.
Mark Grote 0:49
And then you're getting jiggits with it.
Matt Spiegel 0:52
Hello, Matt Spiegel from New York. Hello to everybody. Let's thank our guests, Mike Florio, Jim Margulis, Chris Emma. Our producers today, Ray Diaz, Tyler Biederbaugh, Clint Klaus helped us out. Brandon Fryer does as well. Cody Westerlin, Connor O'Donnell, Jacob Stutz, and Max Curtis. Our transition is brought to you by Torque Coatings, high-performance coatings for your home or business. TorqueCoatings.com. I see Lawrence Holmes, but I hear Matt Spiegel. What's happening?
Leila Rahimi 1:22
Amen. It's all happening either here or there. Crazy, great, fun, weird sports night. Last night, and now it has another one tonight, going to the Knicks and the Spurs game four. I'm told the president is not going this time. I believe Mussolini is going, but that's okay. He's a big Knicks fan. He's a New York fan.
Laurence Holmes 1:48
Oh, a long time. Big time, long time. So you are in New York City right now. It's true.

Who are the notable guests featured in this episode?

Matt Spiegel 1:54
Live from New York, it's Matt Spiegel.
Mark Grote 1:57
He's literally got cardboard cutouts of Boomer and Phil Simms in the background.
Leila Rahimi 2:03
Let me see this. Yeah, they're here. You know how backup studios at our place are also storage rooms? Yes. Same thing at WFAN here in New York City.
Laurence Holmes 2:16
It's an absolute disgrace.
Leila Rahimi 2:19
Should I just pretend that's actually Boomer and Phil Simms behind me?
Mark Grote 2:22
Yeah, ask them some questions. We got bear stuff.
Leila Rahimi 2:27
I will. Phil, what do you think?
Laurence Holmes 2:30
Hey, Phil, do you remember the playoff game against the Bears back in 1985?
Leila Rahimi 2:36
Oh, God, he doesn't want to think about that.
Laurence Holmes 2:38
And Sean Landetta. Do you remember that?
Matt Spiegel 2:40
Sean Landetta.
Laurence Holmes 2:42
Denver. Yeah, the Denver Broncos. Yes.
Leila Rahimi 2:47
Remember when David Klingler beat you out for the starting job in Cincinnati? Oh, man. These guys are going to get up and walk out.
Mark Grote 2:56
Yeah. They're going to do it very slowly, though.
Leila Rahimi 3:00
And they're going to need my help.
Laurence Holmes 3:01
I'm going to have to pick them up and make it look like... Has Braden Montgomery Mania made it to New York City? It's been going down all day. We've all had smiles on our faces because of Braden Montgomery and another White Sox making his Major League debut successfully.
Leila Rahimi 3:19
That's the highest ceiling of any of their young position players right there. Higher than Vargas, higher than Colson Montgomery. That is a real dude. We haven't even seen the outfield arm yet, right? Did he even make a throw?
Mark Grote 3:31
He made a throw last night where you're like, whoa. He's got some talent. And also, and we talked a little, Russ and I talked, because Russ has known about him for a really long time. Also just a really good citizen. Seems like it. This is the kid in the minors that when they would leave the dugout a mess would stick behind and clean it up. He's the guy that's out there with his Yorkies and talking to kids and all this stuff. So if the baseball matches what seemingly the character is, He has an opportunity to be a huge star.
Leila Rahimi 4:13
The joy on his face after that walk-off, as every player came over and either high-fived him or dapped him up or shoved him or whatever, and he's just like, the open-mouthed, wide-eyed joy was just absolutely beautiful to look at.
Mark Grote 4:29
I kind of liked him throwing the gloves off, too. And I've watched the home run now. I also love the Sox bullpen immediately being like, hey, want that ball. We want that ball. Give us that ball back, and we'll make a trade so that he has that moment. Because was it the fifth? He's only the fifth person ever?

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