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Speaker 2: Mike the Bulldog Bianchi Jr.
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Speaker 3: Good morning, Mike the Bulldog Bianchi from the luxury condo
Speaker 3: deep in the bowels of Metro West somewhere.
Speaker 4: Good morning, gents. Did you see the reception that our
Speaker 4: little leaguers got when they returned home? Yesterday? The Lake
Speaker 4: Mary Little League team returned to home the Orlando International Airport.
Speaker 4: The flight from Newark, New Jersey. It landed at OIA.
Speaker 4: It was greeted with a water cannon salute on the runway.
Speaker 4: The airport played we are the champions over the PA system.
Speaker 3: My heroes, Welcome Dog.
Speaker 4: It was. The airline workers held the team's championship banner,
Speaker 4: led them off the plane. All the media outlets were there.
Speaker 4: You know, the interview the players and the coaches.
Speaker 1: The way it should be.
Speaker 3: Yep, it was.
Speaker 4: It was. It was an unbelievable I said this sort
Speaker 4: of in just last week. I said, if Lake Mary
Speaker 4: ends up winning the Little League World Series, it would
Speaker 4: be the greatest uh team team accomplishment in the history
Speaker 4: of Orlando's sports. I'll tell you what. The response in
Speaker 4: the euphoria that we're seeing sort of sort of proves it,
Speaker 4: doesn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a parade.
Speaker 4: On Saturday, you know, political declarations like Mary Little League Day,
Speaker 4: all this stuff.
Speaker 1: Pat was watching, We were we were looking up at
Speaker 1: the TV yesterday and there were tweets from like Orlando
Speaker 1: City and you know MLB and then and the Orlando Magic.
Speaker 1: And Pat said, oh, Orlando City on the Magic. You guys,
Speaker 1: two teams that don't have a championship a little pressure.
Speaker 4: UCF is trying to do something to honor them at
Speaker 4: their season opener on Thursday. Although listen to this, evidently
Speaker 4: there's some sort of there's some sort of ends. It
Speaker 4: could be an NCUBA violation because the players are of
Speaker 4: recruiting age.
Speaker 1: I guess I was almost sure you were gonna say nil.
Speaker 1: And it's in that direction.
Speaker 4: Yes, let the kids twelve. I guess when once you
Speaker 4: hit twelve you become of recruiting age or something. I
Speaker 4: don't know. So anyway, so congratulations once again to the
Speaker 4: Lake Mary Little leaguers. By the way, FSU is getting
Speaker 4: hammered by the national media after Saturday's You know upset
Speaker 4: season opening loss to Georgia Tech. I was watching all
Speaker 4: the debate shows yesterday, just hammering Florida State PTI, Michael
Speaker 4: Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser on ESPN last night telling FSU
Speaker 4: now to shut up because of all the you know,
Speaker 4: complaining they did when they got left out of the
Speaker 4: college football playoff.
Speaker 3: Hey, did they go through with their plans to go
Speaker 3: sight seeing the day after the game?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: That's what was their playing. They were apparently so confident
Speaker 3: they were gonna win, they were gonna do a little
Speaker 3: sight seeing because they don't play again until what a
Speaker 3: week from Monday.
Speaker 1: Before everybody keeps on piling on because I know people
Speaker 1: are piling on. Do remember that, as you pointed out yesterday,
Speaker 1: they lost ten people to the NFL.
Speaker 3: Well, so did every other college.
Speaker 4: See Lynch is one of he's one of the NFL.
Speaker 4: You're you're you know what this reminds me of. It
Speaker 4: reminds me of a UCF back in twenty seventeen when
Speaker 4: they complained about the playoff system and then they self
Speaker 4: proclaim the Sales National champions. They became sort of a
Speaker 4: hated school. Everybody was taking shots on FSU's the same
Speaker 4: way now because they complained about not getting into the
Speaker 4: playoff last year. Now they're considered whiners and people hate them.
Speaker 3: I'm just being an agitator here, but in all seriousness,
Speaker 3: they're not gonna be the only team that's probably disappointed
Speaker 3: by the results of their transfer portal move ins. You know,
Speaker 3: there's probably gonna be some more of that going on.
Speaker 3: Is we get fired up here with the season in
Speaker 3: earnest this weekend.
Speaker 1: All of them we've said the transfer portal is the
Speaker 1: worst thing ever. Sorry, this anil is garbage. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: good lord.
Speaker 4: Okay. By the way, Florida State, I'm sorry Florida and
Speaker 4: Miami play this weekend. A little pole question for you.
Speaker 4: Which coach needs to win this game more? Mario Crystoball
Speaker 4: who has a losing record at Miami or Billy Napier
Speaker 4: has a losing record at Florida. Both of them started
Speaker 4: two years ago, both started at the same time. Who
Speaker 4: needs this game more? Dude?
Speaker 3: I'd probably say Florida.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, because yeah, I agree with you. Mario Crystal
Speaker 4: bals he has a longer contract than Billy Naper, his
Speaker 4: buyouts more than Napier. So yeah, I would say crystal
Speaker 4: Ball as well. They're not going to buy out Mario
Speaker 4: crystal Ball, whereas Florida could buy out Billy Napier after
Speaker 4: this season if he has a bad season.
Speaker 3: Hey, so there is an odd occurrence in Major League Baseball. Yeah, esterday, guys, Yeah,
Speaker 3: what about it? Danny Janssen, he becomes the first player
Speaker 3: to play for both teams in a single game. How
Speaker 3: does that happen? Bulldog? You want to try to explain it?
Speaker 4: Well, Evidently after a game in June between the Red
Speaker 4: Sox and the Blue Jays, it was suspended by rain.
Speaker 4: Jansen played for Toronto at the time, but was then
Speaker 4: traded to Boston on July twenty seven. So yeah, and
Speaker 4: then the rain. Then on Monday, Jansen substituted for the catcher.
Speaker 3: I don't understand how he would have been at bat
Speaker 3: for Toronto had so where the game resumed, his replacement
Speaker 3: player was at bat while he was behind the plate.
Speaker 2: Listen to this, and so we pick it up as
Speaker 2: a suspended game for game number one, and Danny Janson
Speaker 2: a month later traded to the Boston Red Sox, and
Speaker 2: here he is behind the play in a Red Sox
Speaker 2: uniform and ready to catch the rest of what was
Speaker 2: his a bath tuning in for a bit of history
Speaker 2: here nder is center built down for a base hit.
Speaker 2: So Jansen becomes the first man to get a knock
Speaker 2: today for the Red Sox. I guess that's fitting with
Speaker 2: the history he made earlier.
Speaker 3: Today's his day. Go try to wrap your head around that.
Speaker 4: God unbelievable. Wow. All right.
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