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What segment idea does Marshall Harris propose?
Write this down, guys, as a segment idea. It's going to be called Don't Be an Idiot with Marshall Harris.
I thought we had already been over this. Don't be an idiot. I just... Come on, man.
Bob Myers, right?
Just pay attention. Bob Myers runs an entire sports empire. Him taking a lead executive job would be a step down from what he does. He hires people to do the job that you want him to do in Chicago.
You won't like it if Marshall Harris calls you an idiot. Don't let it happen.
Yeah, because I don't really go around calling people idiots, but...
Been fun working with you.
It's been a pleasure. Let's do it again tomorrow.
Absolutely. We will be right back here tomorrow at the same time. Thank yous to everybody who helped put this here show together, including our producers.
What insights do Spiegel and Holmes share about Bob Myers?
Tyler Buterbaugh, a five-butte day for Mr. Buterbaugh today. Dave, don't call me Lenny Dykstra.
Don't call him Lenny.
He pushed back.
Hard and fast on that, boy. The word is... That might be my cousin, but that ain't my cousin.
I tried to get the story out of him on the air just yesterday, as a matter of fact. He wouldn't give it up. The one time he met him, said that there were drinks involved, and let's just say it was not fun.
I mean, there's a bevy of interviews that one can go find on Lenny Dykstra. You don't even really need the story from Dave. The data was there.
The data was there. I always knew it because I hated him when he was a player with the Mets and Keith Hernandez and Mookie Wilson. Wally Beckman. He might have been the worst offender of Mets-ness back in the 80s for crying out loud. But we do thank Dave Dykstra for the work he did today. Shout out to Ray Diaz who was just enjoying a few days off like he should. Thanks to our video team of Connor O'Donnell, Jacob Stutz, and Max Curtis, all doing great work. Our guests today were many. Joel Lorenzi, Kellen Acosta, former Chicago Fire player, James Feagin talking White Sox, and Brian Geltziler was just on with us talking about the NBA. He had four guests. We did have four guests. It was a wild show because the news broke on our watch that the Chicago Bulls had hired a new head coach, and that would be Tiago Splitter.
As we bring in the team of Spiegel and Holmes, it's Lawrence Holmes and Matt Spiegel. Gentlemen, what is going on?
It's nice to be in Chicago and to be here with my partner. And he had himself a sports adventure over the weekend. It's very nice when you both are people who go out and do stuff. We have stuff to talk about every time we do.
It's rare that I go out.
No, you did.
I was proud of you. I was excited. I even did post-game. I was out in these streets for like a half a second. Oh, post-White Sox?
Yes. Oh. I mean, White Sox-Dodgers was a happening.
It was. That's a great way to put it.
It was like the human being in San Francisco in 1967. It was a gathering of the tribes. is what it was. People all getting together, hanging out. Mixed races, ethnicities, fandoms, everything.
Let's go. The hyperactivity of Friday night in the city on the south side looking beautiful and you get that big inning and you win 8-2. Even the Saturday game, even though it was a loss, you had so much entertainment with the Yoshi, Yamamoto, and Shohei Otani doing what they were doing. The vibe was right there.
Were you there Friday? I was there Saturday. And it was great. Just seeing White Sox fans happy. Even after the Yamamoto. Even after that.
Like that guy in the Dodgers booth. He was happy.
Well, the guy in the Dodgers booth was extremely happy.
He's a White Sox fan.
I got to see my guy, Stephen Nelson, and that was great. And the vibe is right. There's a shot that I hope that CHSN continues to show. It's a drone shot. Of the fireworks whenever there's a home run. And it's got the view downtown, the Dan Ryan, and the ballpark. It's such a beautiful shot, especially when the ballpark is mostly full. And that's what it's been.
Three sellouts over the weekend. It's easy to get people to come to the park when you win all the time when they come to the park.
20 of 24. It's funny how that works.
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