00:00Dr. Kevin, I am so, so glad that you called in with this question because for people that
00:07did, we're not reading Dylan's columns back in 2022, which I'm going to pull up right now so
00:12I can read them verbatim, but Freddie gets here and Dylan plays all Mr. Tough Local Calm, this guy
00:18getting on his case for crying when he went back to Atlanta and then not wanting to talk about it
00:24with you individually and then coming through the clubhouse one day and saying you're the worst
00:28reporter he's ever seen and now you guys stand over there and you talk about wine sometimes and
00:34you're, you know, you've, you've, he's put you under his, his charming guy's spell and it's been really
00:41sad to watch a great, a great cutting edge columnist like you who's really willing to rip somebody then,
00:49you know, be like, oh, Freddie, great to see you now.
00:52Yeah, usually, look, I, I'll, I'll say this. I think the majority of the players that I've had good
00:59relationships with over the years, you rip at some point. It started with like a fight, right? Because
01:03I think that like fighting is like healthy, right? Because like you're laying out your cards, right?
01:08And after that point, it's like, they know who I am. I don't, right? Like, and maybe you, right, go
01:15all the
01:15way to kind of the end of the rabbit hole and maybe just figure out like you disagree, whatever. But
01:21you know, generally speaking, I think I'm pretty upfront about like what I am, you know, I think
01:25like one long ago. Beneath the tears, Freddie Freeman plays the role of entitled athlete perfectly.
01:32Dylan Hernandez, July 1, 2022. No, continue your point.
