Before we get to S&Y having fun with us last night, more of your calls on Juan Soto and Ben Rice.

Jazz Chisholm was involved in something very interesting last night.

He struck out looking on a pitch that was not a strike.

It was not even close, to be quite frank with you.

The home plate umpire is a man by the name of John Bacon.

I know it makes you very hungry, Sean, but that is his name.

Bacon. To be fair, on the pitch prior to Chisholm striking out, it was the opposite. It was a

strike that was called a ball. Yes. Again, I think undisputable, if you're watching the

at bat. But, and I don't blame Jazz for this, I think when he gets struck out, he's not thinking about the previous call and how, hey, I got a break there.

I think he's thinking, dude, this one's far worse.

It's a ball.

Do you think that the home plate umpire said to him something along the lines of, well, the last one was a strike?

Yes.

I mean, yes, I believe that because a strike. Yes. I mean.

Yes, I believe that because Jazz Chisholm after the game would not reveal what he said or what the

um said.

The only thing he said is he didn't think that Jazz himself said anything worthy of being

thrown out until he was thrown out.

Yes.

Which means, yeah, once I got thrown out, I probably said some things.

Right.

And I think Bacon gave him a lot of time.

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