Ray Santiago

Trip, trip is in fact not happening.

But I saw Ray this morning, stretch it out.

Ray's gonna hold for you.

We got this whole thing sorted out.

Yeah?

Yes.

[laughs] It's hard to find an ex-

Ray's been doing the research.

But they're not-

I mean, you hear Ray-

... banged up in the front seven, right? Are, are they?

You got guys that aren't-

Not as banged up in the front seven, but the, but in the back seven they, the, they have no idea what they're doing [laughs] back there.

Like, that much is apparent.

But, but Ray, Bucky Irving, who's a fine running back, looked like one of the great running backs in football history last night.

It... [sighs] Yeah, I don't know.

Oh, it's like a preseason game tonight with this lineup.

Ray Santiago, who I love more than life itself.

Yeah, more than life.

Came in to produce the Ranger-Bruin game.

I know.

I got irritated yesterday because, you know, between looking at social media, this is a spring training lineup.

And Ray Santiago came in and we asked him, are you excited? He's like, I wasn't until I saw Goldschmidt leading off.

I'm like, come on.

that's right.

So if I were to bring, like I bring Ray a roll every day.

Yeah.

If I were to bring you some Reese's peanut butter cups, just place them at your desk.

I'm sorry.

Yeah, I think the Ravens are going to score a lot of points in this game.

I know Ray defends them.

The Cowboys defense to me so far this season, they look horrible.

Apparently not.

Ray, wasn't that a rule? It used to be.

Yeah.

Obviously, it's no longer a rule.

It's brutal.

But you know what's so funny? Every schedule you go through, you're like, why does everyone have a brutal schedule? Yeah, but there's like a three-game gauntlet for some of these teams.

Ray, what do the

Cowboys have the next three weeks? Baltimore and Brazil.

It hurts.

Ray Santiago brings this crowd roaring to its feet with a home run to the screen in left center.

With a count of two strikes and no balls, and Bob Gibson is a little put on it himself.

Here now is Jerry Adair, the pitch, swung, fouled back, out of play.