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Good morning, good afternoon and evening baseball fans and welcome back to the

basketball baseball show. It is Carl and I am joined by Chris Clummer.

It's soon to be joined by Hal Morris for a very special conversation before we get to

Hal, though Chris, I got to ask how you're doing. You look great. Another color chart.

Yeah, doing all right. Yeah, just trying to pick the right games.

This is going to come after, but my best play, the White Sox, a couple of games here. We got

Carlos Crash going to mount. So I'm just trying to not get too down, trying to stay positive.

Now, at this point in the season, I'm just enjoying baseball.

We're going to get to Hal Morris in a minute. Right now, though, I'm curious.

You lost it back. You seem to mad today online.

Yeah, yeah, it's cranky. 18-8 now, which is still a good percentage. I'm still having,

but I take these losses personally. I get mad, like a yell, I swear, I get very angry.

I don't like to. I feel it's almost like when I lose a bet. It's like,

personal attack on my intelligence. I take it very personally. I get very upset.

So that's a good thing to tell. So as somebody who tells you, like, that's a good thing.

That's why I like telling you because it's not just like, we'll get them tomorrow, boys.

It's not like, oh, shucks, that's where the game goes. You really take it personal.

And that's interesting because I said Hal Morris a couple times. He is a three-time all-star world

series champion on the 1983 Michigan World Series team with Barry Larkin and Chris Sabo. He's

considered one of the greatest minds in pro scouting nearly four or five decades in baseball.

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