Yes, it’s a great sport, in my view the greatest of them all. But it’s gotten very, very sick. Some of my correspondents are very high on their local minor league teams, which offer them great pleasure, and I am happy for it, although if all baseball were minor league, then baseball would be, well, minor league. I am just saying that as the steroid scandal has set in, following as it did the two poisonous and greedy strikes and a variety of other messes, Major League Baseball has become weird and diseased. There’s no sense following teams per se because the rosters change year to year, so basically you’re rooting for the stadiums the players perform in and for the play-by-play announcers that represent the only real year-in, decade-out continuity. Things are very, very bad for baseball, and unless something can be done to purify it and bring some innocent pleasure into it again, it’s living on borrowed time. I remind you when boxing collapsed, it happened real fast. Now, I can’t debate people on this a lot, because I have to watch the baby now. If you disagree with me, then I’m sure you think you’re right and I would think you’re wrong and we’ll have to leave it there.