Chris and Sean talk about the Diamondbacks unlikely run getting them to the World Series and what the future holds for the team. They discuss the state of the Presidential race, with Pence dropping out and what a general election would look like with 3rd party candidates, and whether Biden gets replaced by Michelle Obama at the Democratic convention. Sean recaps his experience in a powerlifting competition, and then Chris segues to the heavy lifting facing the new Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson. A wide ranging, spirited discussion!
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