Wichita Wranglers

Yeah.

Playing against the Wichita Wranglers.

Almost threw a no-hitter against him.

I was going to ask, how did he do? He

I didn't get to experience anything quite like watching Jordan in the minor leagues.

But with the Wichita Wranglers that we had for quite a few years here in Wichita, we were fortunate enough to have Alex Gordon, like I had mentioned earlier.

He played here in Wichita before he went up to Kansas City.

And Zach Granke, who is now back in Kansas City as of yesterday, so pretty excited about that.

I think one of them led me to his Twitter.

And so that's where I went in and that's kind of how I got started with kind of the minor league community that we're involved with on Twitter right now is that I had started following Paul on Twitter last summer and I tweeted out my top 15 ice cream Sunday helmet teams that I wanted pretty much all minor leagues and Wichita Wranglers is the top of the list.

I'm still searching for Wichita Wingnuts.

So two of the former teams we have here in Wichita.

Okay.

So our Studio Simon stumper today asks, "After the 2004 season, what Double-A team was moved to Springfield, Missouri and began play as the Cardinals in 2005? Was it the Wichita Wranglers, the El Paso Diablos, or the Huntsville Stars?" Now, for those of you who are listening, you cannot see Paul's face.

[laughs]

This is one of those questions I figured he would know right off the bat or not know at all, and based on his, speaking of facial expressions that we talked about earlier in, with regard to this brand identity, well, it was another brand identity we were talking about in this episode, though, Paul doesn't know.

[laughs]

So [laughs] Wichita Wranglers, El Paso Diablos, or Huntsville Stars?

Okay.

Let's see what sussing.

Mm-hmm.

I also, I mean, I love the Wichita Wranglers.

Have a hat of those too.

That was an awesome name back then.