Transcript of Has Hank Azaria Seen Horror Movies? | Hour 3

I wish the people here could have seen Greg Cody during the break just smiling maniacally, watching himself in a video talking about in his backyard the PFPI, Moms Maniacs, all of the nonsense.

Patti's Llamas.

Yeah, all of the nonsense that he talked about.

Nonsense.

I mean, you were just radiant, staring at your own face and watching a video that you made and you knew what it was. I have a question for you, and I think Tony's going to be offended on my behalf. I again wrote something for Greg Cody's Substack last week. He waits a week to print things. Like, he just keeps it. I don't know what his printing schedule is, but he tells me to write for him, and then he just doesn't run it. And he waits forever and then gets mad when I write for other people and gets, you know, demands apologies and everything else.

Okay.

With any expedience.

Can I ask you one question, and please answer it with a yes or no. Is what you wrote timely?

Yes. Yes.

That's not you answering.

Yes.

No, that sounds like it could be.

Yes.

Is that me?

You'd get mad if I sent that to Tony right now and he put it on his.

I put it up in 10 minutes.

I just don't understand what you're doing.

It wouldn't be suitable for his thing, but it's suitable for mine. What are you talking about?

It was a yes or no. He didn't answer.

He didn't answer?

Yes.

Is it timely?

Yes.

You stay out of this, Roy.

Also, what are you waiting for, though? Next question. What are you waiting for?

It's a GD question.

Okay. My Substack regimen is full of timely stuff, okay? A column on UM, a column on the Dolphins, my quarterback rankings, this, that, and this.

I'm going to give Tony a paragraph until you post it. Like, a paragraph a day until you post it.

I plan to post it 4th with.

You plan on answering the yes or no question?

I already did.

I will probably.

You suck, Roy.

I will probably post it Monday. Probably.

I can post it today.

That is insane.

I wrote it last week.

And it's not timely. It's going to be just as timely the minute I post it.

What is it about?

Did you get that?

What is it about? I'm curious.

It's about what a shitty friend he is.

That's not timely? No, I'll be a shitty friend next week.

That is fairly evergreen, yeah.

We did something unfair to Michelle Beatle. She's our celebrity prognosticator because Cordell Stewart was on with us last week. We're going to have him do it, but he said he couldn't do it because he's a high school coach and he couldn't be doing that sort of stuff. And so we did it with Michelle Beatle, and she defeated Colin Cowherd, but she was a ringer. Because we usually like to go to people who are wildly random, who don't really necessarily know anything about football. She beat Colin Cowherd, and she is not being invited back to do this, and I imagine she's going to be mad about that and probably should be.

Nah, I think she'll get over it.

She likes being on the show, and she won, and we just replaced her with a white man. And America said, "That's not what we're doing anymore." Last night, America said, "That's not how we're doing it anymore." Said it pretty loudly. Not how we're doing it.

Wow. Well, not in Florida.

That's right. We're still in Florida, so we're going to go to Hank Azaria coming up in moments here as our celebrity prognosticator because Michelle Beatle has been gonged. But I wanted to ask you guys something that I saw. Morning Joe has been using Pablo Torre a lot, and Morning Joe today went after Pat McAfee. Joe Scarborough went after Pat McAfee and, more broadly, went after college game day. There are a lot of people complaining about college game day, and I'm used to. People who don't like change, who like familiar things, who develop an intimate relationship with their entertainment products and a feel-good time, and Lee Corso.

I think you hit it, that it's the usage of Pat McAfee. Like, I think if you had McAfee just on college game day, that was his gig. You see him once a week. I don't think anyone would be complaining about it. I think it has become very popular today to complain about Pat McAfee, and so that makes it really easy to complain about college game day. Is it really just that they give him the first five minutes of the show? Because I'm thinking outside of that first five minutes where they just, like, give it to him and he gets the whole crowd going, it's usually where he does, like, the chant and stuff.

I'm not going to speak for other people. I'll just speak for me. And what feels very different to me is college game day felt like a celebration of the places that they were going. And while it's still that, it's not as much that. It's more of an airing of grievances where it's pretty remarkable that the most likable guy to me is Nick Saban on the show.

Reese Davis would like a word.

Well, you know.

More than does?

Yeah. I think Nick Saban's actually done a lot to help his charm here, but.

He's really good.

But I and Pat early on was about the energy, but it's kind of changed a little bit because of the sensitivity. For me, I am very confused. I know it's hard to just do the mascot head thing with Lee Corso, but I think it is a failure on production that what we have to start that show and at the end of the show is a Pat McAfee monologue. That's not exciting compared to what it was. You have Nick Saban there. Should he be the authority? You have a rotation of guests. You should create a top that mentality every week. What's the expectation? Set a budget aside for whatever special thing we can do for these picks because a promo at the end, when that's the main problem that most people have in terms of feedback, is this guy talks too much.

They've got a monster success, though, transitionally in that feel goal for money competition. That's a winner, and those are hard to make. It is hard to produce something that replaces the Lee Corso head. That took a long time and many, many reps before they got us used to. This is the way that we're going to lead you into noon football. The very last thing you're going to see is this lovable old man putting on a mascot head.

Yes. 100%. I like it. No matter the opinion on Pat McAfee, I think it's awesome. Everybody likes that stuff, and I know you have to defer to the talent that's on that stage. They probably don't want to do the Lee Corso thing. They have deep relationships, but someone needs to kick some ass. Someone needs to say what we're doing now because college game day building to an epic crescendo of a mascot head, no person is going to be mad being like, "Man, that's Lee's thing. You can't do that." Ultimately, people will get over it, and I think you need that one signature thing again.

I'm obviously not as big a college game day consumer as you all are, so I ask this as a question, not as a statement. Is overexposure, has that caused Pat McAfee fatigue?

I mean, people turned on Stephen A. Smith for the same reason. They've made a movement to turn everything that they're doing into we're going to do it with a couple of people, and those are going to be the people that we saturate the market with. But I'm going to keep saying the ratings are good. So complaining about your television is not necessarily bad as long as people are feeling something. And villains or polarization isn't necessarily bad as long as people are watching. So if the ratings are good, and I have trouble with ratings because they are more muddied than they've ever been, and a bunch of organizations don't tell the truth about their ratings.

I would go into that first as we well, yeah, Cletus the slapjob yokel has a take on it. You know, I done voted blue this time.

Really?

All my life. Yeah, I've been voting red all my life on account of red is the good popsicle. And you know, the blue one makes your tongue look like you died. But my boy W. Jr. II, he's a sophomore now at the community college. He says it ain't about popsicles at all. It's about the republic. But he also noted that two parties represent competing managerial factions of the same donor class and that my material conditions are unlikely to improve under either.

Dan Le Batard.

This is the quickest it goes. Hey, this is the quickest it goes.

Greg Coty.

Everybody, this is the quickest it goes. Yeah.

This is the Dan Le Batard Show.

Any thoughts on how the people of Florida decided to, you know, just honor you? Any thoughts on the fact that the people who don't have college education turned on Trump?

Well, let's see. Let's see what else I wrote about this thing. You know, maybe it has something to do with, you know, all them years we voted red because we thought red meant Dan Lernhart, you know, and blue meant the other fella. And turns out it's a system of government. Yeah.

I don't believe you answered my question at all. You just went to your written material.

I just went with what I wrote. Yeah.

You didn't have very much left.

I don't like NASCAR in Florida. Come on, dude.

Are you ready to pick some games? Do you want to pick some games as your characters? Do you want to do it that way?

Yeah, let's toss it to some characters for the game picks.

All right. Give me the open.

And now it is time for celebrity prognosticator. Let's win some money.

Hank has done everything in entertainment. We have never had him around anything so lo-fi as that music. It's simply the least amount of money that has ever been spent to celebrate Hank Azaria. Who is picking the Jets-Chiefs game?

Let's go with Mo to buy 10 to run this one, Dan.

All right. So who does Mo like? The Jets are at the Chiefs, and the Chiefs are a nine-and-a-half-point favorite.

Yeah, you got to go Chiefs because I got going Chiefs. I got a drink named after the Jets. It's three kinds of nothing. It's nothing in a glass, and then I put a little umbrella on it so, you know, Jets fans feel better about it. So I'm going Chiefs.

The Bengals are at the Falcons, and the Falcons are a three-point underdog at home. Who's picking this game for us?

This is Agador from the birthday is going to pick this then. This is the early game. 9:30. That's too early. That's not a sport. That's like brunch with injuries, you know? So I don't know. It's Cincinnati, I think, because Atlanta don't score anything. You can't win if you don't score points.

Lions at Dolphins. The Dolphins are a seven-point underdog at home. Who's picking this game for us?

This is Jim Brackmeier. I'm going Miami here. You know, Detroit wins by four every week forever. It is not beautiful. It is not thrilling. It's a man eating the same sandwich for nine consecutive months and telling you that he likes it. So let's Miami will cover there.

The Broncos are at the Panthers. The Panthers are a lot of home dogs this week. The Panthers are two-and-a-half-point underdog at home. Who you got?

Let's go back to Mo for this one. I call this one the Who Cares Bowl, all right? Broncos and Panthers. That's like a horsey and a kitty. It's not a football game. It's a petting zoo with concussion protocol. You know, Denver, barely. I don't care. I'm actually going with I don't care because I don't care which choice. Would that beat Colin Coward?

We're beating Colin Coward this season. We are 23-15 and 2. He is 20-17 and 3. That is your pick, though. You picked the Broncos. That's it. You got to pick one.

Yeah, I'm going Broncos there. Yeah.

Packers at Pats. The Pats are a three-point favorite at home. Who's picking the game, and who does he have?

It's Chief Wiggum. Police Chief Wiggum. I got no read on this one at all, Dan, which, I'm being honest, is true of most of my cases. So I'm going Packers because I can't do anything pro New England except voting or hoping for their demise. So let's go Packers here.

All right. I want you as the greatest voice actor of our generation to listen here to a little bit of Frank Caliendo. I believe this was Zazlo's idea. He was saying that Nicholas Cage should not play John Madden in his own voice because he cannot and does not sound like John Madden. And he was saying that Frank Caliendo, who does an exceptional Madden, would do a better job. And then Caliendo did indeed do that. So let's listen to that, play it for Hank, and get his assessment.

Where did he get that?

You got your offensive guys over here, and you got your defensive guys up here.

You got to take it away from him. You got to take it away from him.

And all these guys were running around in circles, apparently, except for that guy and maybe that guy and that guy and that guy. They're still in the same place while all this stuff is going on that doesn't really make any sense.

Nick Cage has gained some weight for the role, right? Nick Cage looks the part a little bit with whatever it is that they're doing. Are you excited at all about this movie? Are you someone who appreciates the voice work of others?

Oh, yes. I'm a huge Caliendo fan. His Madden is a true delight. It has been for a long time. I love Nick Cage too. You know, he takes big swings, really big swings. And often they work. Sometimes they don't. But he's always really going for them. Did you see him in Daddy Longlegs? Did you see this thing?

I have not.

I did.

Oof.

Scary?

Yeah, it's a little scary.

It's scary. And please see it. The character he plays in that is maybe the most bizarre ever put on film, in a good way. Well, you're saying it's the most bizarre of his characters because all he does is play bizarre characters.

You ever watch Snake Eyes?

Perhaps of all time. Snake Eyes is pretty amazing too. But no. Do you watch like these modern horror films like Daddy Longlegs? A bunch of Obsession? I don't love horror, but yeah, I've seen Obsession. And I am interested, actually, in Nick Cage in that movie because it seems like it is legitimately scary.

It's really strange. I would have a hard time, Hank, describing Nicholas Cage's character there in that movie even.

Yes, defies explanation. I tell you, this generation of the last, the filmmakers now, I guess in their 30s, they have a knack for making disturbing cinema. I mean, truly unsettling. Backrooms and Barbarian. You ever seen Barbarian?

That's a good movie.

Yeah, it is good. It's a great movie, but it's really disturbing. Not that Madden would be that way. That's what horror is, Frank.

Yeah, but they have redefined it, in my opinion. You know, they've gone to a new level. All that Ari Aster stuff, like, you know, it's really, really weird.

Yeah, that's what horror is.

All right. You know, Mr. Cynical. That's what horror is. Sports is. Guys trying to win. That's all it is.

I mean, but you're surprised that horror is horrifying?

Well, for a while, their horror was getting a little hack-kneed. It was just either like slash it up or, you know, some possession thing. There have been a few like you ever seen I think the scariest movie of all time might be that Tony Collette.

Oh, Hereditary or is?

Hereditary.

Heredity. Which is it, Hereditary or Heredity?

I think it's Hereditary.

Yeah, it's horrifying.

I mean, this gen the horror genre has come up a level or three in the world.

No, I like what we're doing here. Hank, you ever seen Weapons?

Sure.

That's good.

Have you ever seen Obsession?

What you just said?

Oh, come on.

He just mentioned Obsession.

Okay. Well, I want to make sure he's seen these movies.

Okay. You know what? I'm going to have to.

Are you complaining about the content I'm providing?

My dear fellow, in two minutes more, not listening to a show. You've been bad today. Wow. Zaz, not you.

I think he.

Not you, Zaz.

I think he did that on purpose.

Me? Please show yourself out.

I think he did it on purpose. He was parodying my situation.

You can only pick one Nicholas Cage movie for all time. What's the one that you're picking? If you only get to pick one Nick Cage movie.

McCloud.

Raising Arizona.

Ooh, that was a good one. Last one I got.

It's a good one. It's a good one. I think his best performance might have been Leaving Las Vegas. Did he win an Oscar for that? I think he did. I think he did, yes. I don't know how many has he won many more Oscars than that? Is that the only one he has won? Because I'm trying to think here.

National Treasure too.

National Treasure. My Nicholas Cage tends to slip into Adam West. That's not a problem.

Let's hear some Nicholas Cage, if you don't mind.

I did him.

Promote your new movie, Behemoth.

I did him for Behemoth is wonderful. I play Pedro Pascal's dad. It slips into Adam West. It's a problem. And then my Adam West slips into Captain Kirk. This is a very difficult problem for me, Dan.

I did. I put you in a bad spot. Behemoth alongside Pedro Pascal, as he mentioned, and Olivia Wilde. It's out December 4th. That seems exciting, Hank, because you are with two people there that you obviously have been at the top of the industry for a long time. But those two people get to make whatever choices they want right now.

The Pinnacle, Dan. Yeah, no, I was Tony Gilroy, who wrote and directed it. I'm a big fan of. He did. So can I mention more entertainment? I feel self-conscious now. He did Rogue One, and he did Andor. I'm a Star Wars fan, and I think those are the only really great Star Wars things. Well, The Mandalorian was good too. But anyway, Tony Gilroy is amazing. Michael Clayton, and I was happy to be part of that. Yeah.

Hank, have you seen Other Mommy?

Oh, boy. See, I know you're not being sincere. You're just making fun of that I was mentioning movies.

I love Other Mommy.

I heard Other Mommy was not very good.

All right.

Did you see it?

No.

I heard it wasn't so good.

I heard it wasn't good. Zaz, why are you being a jerk?

Yeah.

How am I being a jerk?

You've been bad today.

I'm talking about horror movies.

Hank, before, if I were Hank, I wouldn't like you.

I love horror movies.

Weird introduction.

Yeah, unlikable.

No, I thought if you're being sincere, I'm with you. But I thought you were making fun of the fact that I was just mentioning movies to Dan.

He does kind of talk like an asshole. I get where you're coming from.

That's just how he talks.

Yeah, he didn't do Weapons.

Yeah, he didn't do it right.

Well, because I don't want to sound like an asshole. I'm asking about having a conversation.

You're failing at that.

Nice hat.

It's okay. I'm all right. I'm okay.

Hank, good seeing you. Always nice seeing you. I hope you win, and I hope that you're back next week because you have won. Thank you for making the time for us, as always.

It's my pleasure, Dan. Go blue, and I don't mean Michigan.

Do you hate Zaz? Do you leave here with an uncomfortable feeling about Zaz being here?

No, I like Zaz, the content he's created in your forum. And I'm asking you honestly because I have no hard feelings. But were you parodying me, or were you genuinely asking if I'd seen Madden?

Hank, everyone on this show knows.

He's mocking.

I love horror movies. Me and my boys, we go to the theater and see all the horror movies. I love horror movies.

That was a non-denial denial.

This is awkward.

This is getting uncomfortable.

See you later, Hank. Good seeing you, as always.

Bye.

Thank you.

Dan Le Batard.

Hello. This is not Greg Cody.

Greg Cody.

That kind of thing. And you know it.

This is the Dan Le Batard Show.

I can break things up and unleash a brand new impression that I've been working on all weekend. It's Nick Cage as John Madden.

Whoa.

Would you like to see it?

Wow.

Should we get you the pillow, or you don't need the pillow? You don't need the pillow?

I do need.

You need a football play.

All right. Let's go to school. Right. So we're here. Right. You're here. They're here. We're all here. Right. We're here. We're here. And this route, it's hot. Right. This route right here, it's hot. Hot route over here. Right. And this guy here will come over here. You know? And that's school.

Draw a dick.

Yeah. You got it. You got it. Michael.

There you go.

Michael. Michael.

It's seen. Roy, what did you find for us on the Nicholas Cage.

Curtis.

The things that he has won for his film accomplishments?

He was nominated twice. He was nominated for Adaptation, and he won for Leaving Las Vegas.

Touch too.

I think the character has legs. If you want to.

Long legs.

Keep working on Nicholas Cage as John Madden, I think that that's a character that we want to bring to life around here.

Send Hank a text. Ask him if he's seen. Talk to me.

Is Korn Hacke still available, or has he quit? Because Korn Hacke has to be very.

He wasn't thrilled with the football.

He's got to be very tired at this point. What he's doing is very difficult, and he's been doing it on Instagram Live nonstop for about three hours. And if you weren't watching this last night, because I was watching Korn Hacke cam. Are you guys familiar with what Korn Hacke cam is? It's him nonstop, even when they're not going to him. So he's behaving as if he's not on television, which includes also blowing his nose because he's not technically on television.

That when you look at the way that things are ultimately going to be controlled throughout the rest of this college football playoff, you see the early voting coming in here. And what it makes you realize is that teams 20 through 24 hold the cards to decrease these margins that exist amongst the teams that will be playoff eligible. Yes, 14 through 19 might be able to chase. But when you look at teams like the University of Southern California.

Three straight hours.

The University of South Carolina.

Talking about all of the college football things.

You were on Korn Hacke cam. I was locked in on Tapper. He was just in his bag. He was just like, "All right, they need to flip four Senate seats. Right now, Democrats are leading in 64. And we look over here, Republicans leading in two."

I was so impressed.

I know. I don't know math, but 62 better than two.

Dude, that CNN production was awesome. That might have been like their parting shot, considering the changes that are probably coming to that network. But I thought that the level of production that they did, it was like one simultaneous shot. They didn't really cut cameras. One guy would walk to one station, and it was just like the Avengers assembling.

You're watching Tapper, and you see what's his name in the background on his phone, just like, "Ooh, what's he doing back there?"

It was awesome. I haven't seen election coverage quite like that. Walking talks, going station to station. Now, they did unveil their statisticians of people that crunch the numbers to give them the results. And those people typically stayed behind the camera. And I think we realize why now. They weren't exactly super charismatic, but the ambition and the execution was awesome.

Greg Cody, we lost him as soon as we played the PFPI video that he was staring at. And we came close to losing him just with all the proclamation stuff. I saw him get mad at you, Chris, during the break. What happened there? Because your father expects you to be available whenever he feels like it. Like he's just gotten very used to, "I need Chris whenever I need him, and he needs to stop doing whatever it is that's happening in his life to make sure that he's producing me."

He really wants me there. And I'm like, "Oh, this is heartfelt. A nice thing that's happened." He just wants, "I need someone to videotape it." He doesn't want me there as his son. He's like, "You can get someone from the Le Batard Show to do it if they " I just need to videotape it.

I'm just saying.

Admit it. You don't want me there as your son. You want me there to videotape it.

No, I don't.

Do you want me there if I don't do any content?

Well, why would you be?

It had to be said. You're my dad, and it's a cool moment.

Okay. So enjoy it, and I'll have your wife take the video. Or my wife. Somebody's wife. Your wife won't be there.

Isn't your wife?

No, she is going. My wife is going.

Is she?

Yes.

Haven't you been taking care of your wife? Like she needs to be.

Oh, I know. Yeah. She just had cataract surgery.

His wife, not mine.

Right. She's fine. Looking out of one eye.

She just had cataract surgery.

That's why he wasn't here yesterday.

Wanted to go to your plantation proclamation.

You got that right.

I don't like the way you said that.

What?

Yes. It's factually accurate what I'm saying. Tonight, he's got a plantation proclamation.

I do declare. Do you believe Dan Le Batard?

He's going to a city commission meeting.

Yes, I am. I don't know why you're making fun of the name of my city.

Can we get.

I didn't name it.

Can we get an exclusive.

I want to apologize for what I just.

Can we get an exclusive look, please? Feel free to apologize.

Feel awful.

When I'm not talking.

Rich from you today. You want to set up another Hank Azaria impression? Cut him off.

Yes.

The proclamation that you're getting a lifetime achievement award for. Do you know what it is? Have you seen a certificate?

I have not.

Have you seen a key? Have you been given any information on why it is and how it is that you're being celebrated? Because I am told that we have some of the things that you're being celebrated for. And I'm wondering if before the end of the show, we can reveal those to Greg Cody so that he has a working idea of what it is that he's going to be celebrated for.

Yeah. No, I have no idea. I assume they're marking favorably my long career with the Miami Herald, but I could be wrong. Maybe they're naming me Neighbor of the Year for my lawn upkeep. I don't know.

So you got burps. You got rotten feet have been celebrated. Being laid off is.

That would be a funny thing to celebrate.

Is being celebrated.

Homeworrism.

General homeworrism is being celebrated. Narcissism. Nine beers a day, which I think is low, frankly. I think that's a number.

That's average. Yeah.

General self-involvement is being celebrated. Yeah. So congratulations to.

Plug in this podcast, the Greg Cody Show.

Oh, that's cool.

Yeah.

You have to plug it at the proclamation, right?

I might. Yeah, sure. I might. Substack as well. My Substack, my Greg Cody Show.

What Substack?

What? No, I will.

The Greg Cody Show featuring Greg Cody features Peter King this week. You got Peter King. What did you get out of Peter King?

I made Peter King blush. He actually said to me at one point, "Oh, you see me blushing, Cody?" Didn't he?

Yeah, because you called him the greatest writer of all time, or is it?

No, what I did was, and I mean this, I said, "An NFL book written by Peter King is like a book on the afterlife written by God himself." And that made him blush.

They were just playing ping pong with compliments the whole time. Like, "No, your career was great. No, your career was great. You were the man."

Thank you, Peter. No, it was a great interview. I had a lot of fun. He told me stuff that I had no idea about, such as John Madden and Yoko Ono were best buddies, close friends. I had no idea about that. John Madden loved wildflowers. Could identify them. So it's a great interview.

So interesting. I fell asleep saying it. Do you think Hank is seen 28 days later?

So speaking of people who have had great careers, we have not talked about a story that I don't think a lot of people are talking about in sports, but I found it both curious and odd and wonder if you guys have any interest in this story. Jorge Posada has said that he does not feel welcome with the Yankees. Doesn't go around the stadium, doesn't go around the team, doesn't go around spring training. He won five championships with the Yankees. I don't believe they've won any since he left there.

Or saying it.

Well, no, he regrets saying it.

In front of a hot mic.

He regrets that it was heard. He doesn't regret saying it to Jake Bowers. He regrets that it was heard by us. And now he's got one of those problems that you don't want, which is you've disrespected an opponent, and you've been somebody who sounds like he's disrespectful. But when Jorge Posada says he doesn't feel welcome around the New York Yankees, that he doesn't go back because they don't want him there, it makes me wonder, what's the other side to this story?

Did he mention at all what that's based on? What kind of interactions he's had that makes him feel that way?

I mean, just a coldness that he just doesn't feel like they want him around. And again, he won five championships there, and usually that I mean, one of those gets lifetime royalty around when you're a centerpiece like that. When you think of those teams, you think of Jeter, him, and Mariano Rivera, and Bernie Williams. The center of that team was unlike most Yankee teams in that it's all homegrown. They saw all of those guys sort of come up through the entirety of the system.

That's up to the Yankees now. The ball is in their court, proverbially. That's up to the Yankees now to give the reason for the estrangement and to end it. Because Posada has put it out there, "Look, we're at odds. There's discord here, but what's the reason for it?" Somebody with the Yankees needs to explain that.

This feels like a guy who wants to be the Yankees manager just planting some anti-Aaron Boone seeds.

Yeah. I don't feel comfortable there. He doesn't make me feel welcome. Because the fans are already kind of out on Aaron Boone. So I feel like this is a guy who.

You know what? That's not that crazy.

I could see Jorge being the next manager down the road.

You're dialed into the Yankees.

Yeah. I'm a big Yankee fan. That's what we're talking about. He said wearing a Tigers cap.

The Yankee fan base is fed up with the idea that they haven't had a Brian Cashman change in 17 years while not winning a championship and that Aaron Boone has been there for a long time. But if you watch the difference this year between just the rays in the Yankees, never mind the Brewers and the Yankees, you know that that's not a problem of manager. That's not what the issue is there with the Yankees. But Jorge Posada, you think that's him publicly angling for putting pressure on what's that guy won?

Because they've brought Jorge back in the past for the Jeter day and the Andy Pettus. So he has been back in years past. I just feel like this is more of a Aaron Boone and Jorge Posada tension than it is Jorge Posada and the Yankees.

Greg, you seem to have faded off on the entirety of the show. Are you just thinking about your proclamation and your big mentor?

No, my Posada talk was exterminated there. I said what I said about Posada. I don't care about him enough to further elaborate, quite frankly.

Not worth your time.

It's not worth my time. I do wish him well, and I think it's odd what's going on. And I tend to think it's more than just a rivalry between him and the current manager. I think.

But this isn't someone who takes up space in your head.

There's something else going there. There's something else going on.

It's unbelievable.

Right?

Roy, did you cut up the sound? I don't think we'll have it now, but I do want to get the sound of Greg Cody yammering sounds from earlier in the show where he went. It felt like a full seven seconds without getting anything out of his mouth that was intelligible. It was just noisy gibberish on I want to get this to begin the postgame show, please, of Greg Cody just not making any sense.