00:00Tim, you had a chance to speak to everybody that was involved.
00:04Give us some of your takeaways with Marsh and Harper and Schwarber
00:08and what the All-Star game meant for them.
00:10Some of them have been in multiple, but Marsh was in his first.
00:13He got to start at his own home ballpark.
00:15So some of your conversations with members of the Phillies
00:18being able to be a part of this All-Star game.
00:19Yeah, I think Brandon Marsh, for him, it was like a kid in a candy store
00:23after the game.
00:24He was so excited, even though he didn't have a hit or anything,
00:27just having the chance to be out there and be with those guys.
00:30And I would say that the biggest takeaway from talking to the group as a whole,
00:35that moment where they did the Sandlot and you had the Ray Charles,
00:39America the Beautiful playing, and the kids rode out on the bikes,
00:43that moment to those guys meant so much.
00:46They really enjoyed it.
00:47You had Freddie Freeman playing catch with the kid,
00:50Mike Trout showing a kid how to improve his swing.
00:55It was one of the cooler moments.
00:56I don't know exactly how it came through on TV, but in person, it was remarkable.
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