They never care how much you know until they know how much you care.

I'm confident you've heard those words before.

It's said by many people who don't care to know much.

Let me hear ya!

Go and loud!

A one, A two.

A three.

Three.

The answer's a song.

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At the end of last week's episode, I quoted from the end of last week's episode, I quoted from a couple former teammates of mine.

They were decrying and denouncing the chirping, the taunting, the arrogance, the loud arrogance that has been on display this year in amateur baseball.

Comparing the loudness of arrogance to a quiet confidence.

And I ended by saying that quiet confidence is the need of our day.

Loud arrogance is the problem of our day.

And then I followed up as I always do with, but that's a conversation for another day. Well, today is the day to have that conversation and to do so by

asking some important questions. First, is it a bad thing to be chirping and taunting?

Is it a bad thing for the game to be filled with loud arrogance?

Now, my teammates and I and many like us would say absolutely.

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