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It does lead to parity.

We talk about these quarterbacks, like, being out and being injured, you know, Ohio State's backup quarterback right now is the starting quarterback for Louisville, right? Keen Holtz.

And in any year other than the last two, he'd still be on the roster.

He wouldn't be allowed to go anywhere.

And they would just replace...

You know, saying with King, who would not have played for Ohio State yet, but you see how good he is for Louisville.

Like the talent's there.

Exactly.

So I said, fine, I will take you for your birthday to see Journey one more time.

So this show is all about seeing Journey in the Yum Center in Louisville, October 21st.

And it's an evening with, there is no opening act this time.

So I was curious, how are they going to fill all that time? Well, the answer is they do 29 songs each.

You know, I saw him then I'm like, that's fine.

And it was one of those things like we got tickets for Evansville, which I never go to just because it was the closest.

And then later they had tickets for Louisville.

So I bought them.

A little bit under the radar just because of everybody else that played so well, but I thought he deserved some love, and I honestly thought Ryan Conwell coming in there in the fourth showed some stuff.

This is a guy out of Louisville, right? Yep.

To me, it's like they got young guys.

The Heat, to me, always know how to maybe you feel different, but I feel like they do a pretty good job drafting or at least targeting.

and every year the crowds drawn to their holiday displays grew bigger.

The family has now encouraged people to bring canned goods for Dare to Care, a local food bank based in Louisville, Kentucky.

Then they had some tragedies.

Cole was killed at age 18.

Thank you.

Welcome back to the Talk of Louisville.

I'm Mike Mulroney.

I'm Kelly Duckworth.

So how long have you been in the U.S.?

I came to the U.S. in 2009, so it's 18 years.

What about Louisville? 18 years? Okay, so I got my hardest question for you.

We started out and I have to ask, and you might not even care coming from Cuba because I'm not sure it's something Cuba even has in their country.

all in the same room together.

We're taping this before a Louisville show.

We're in a Verbo, you know, shared whatever.

House.

It's been a lot of fun.

I'm so glad to be here in person recording with you guys.

In Louisville, Kentucky.

There's no one here to applaud.

That's right.

Not all that far from where the Louisville people are.

They're making their bats in Indiana now.

Slow curve is low inside.

Things are happening in Detroit.

Throw to first base, and again, Fletcher is back.

Does that mean we can no longer call them a Louisville slugger? Well, we'll have to look into that a little bit, but my understanding is that they did, I think the factory itself has moved.

Here's the pitch to Parrish, and that's on the inside corner for a strike.

We are locking ourselves inside the premier monument of American paranormal dread.

We are entering Waverly Hills Sanatorium in Louisville, Kentucky.

Tonight, I am presenting you the fully recovered, unedited log archives of The Threshold, a highly trained seven person paranormal team who stepped inside these concrete walls exactly one year ago.

Four of them, they vanished without leaving a single trace.

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like to send along our best tonight to Red fans listening on WLAP in Lexington, Kentucky, WHIO in Dayton, Ohio, WAVE in Louisville, Kentucky, and WIFB in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Collins takes a one-bouncer that gets away from Trevino.

Art Howe continues to lead the National League in batting with a .344 average, and Pete Rose...