As the odometer turns over, the Guy-bunal has but one objective: to celebrate by inducting the largest class in the history of the Hall of Guy.

They'll need some help, but friends of the show new and old answered the call and brought them: a seminal FSU shooter (07:14); a dynasty-starting dad (14:39); a record-setting jungle cat (23:58); a particularly sharp name (30:34); a fine head of Argentinian hair (36:58); a teal titan with a lot of buzz (43:18); a Puerto Rican power generator (1:01:32); a football legend who then ran a lot (1:07:19); a dog that was a big hit (1:21:00); a brief interjection by Diaz about a Swedish fish out of water (1:30:53); and finally a particularly large manager (1:37:40).

After all that, there's just one thing left: the longest deliberation in RTG? history (1:40:14).

Special thanks to Bagel Techno, LJ Rader, Sara, Andrew, Bo Quintana, Luke Knox, Gord Randall, Kevin McFall, Andrew Abbot, and David Roth for their contributions.

Theme Music and additional score by Don Ham

It's no secret that the folks at RTG? understand pandering, and no fan of RTG? internalizes that more than returning friend of the show and Graphics Extraordinaire Mike Canter. In Making Memories, Canter gives Diaz a book report (02:18); Diaz recounts the year's biggest wiffle ball game (05:41); Xavier painstakingly records the unwritten rules of a different bat-and-ball sport (12:49); and James gets depressed until something pumps them back up (18:45). The comes the main event, when Canter reveals a rare species of bird: a joint Sixers/Orioles legend (23:10).

Theme Music by Don Ham

There's a whole lot to keep track of this week - heck, just in Making Memories, we have the labor rights warrior Bryce Harper (03:18); the continued aquatic excellence of Katie Ledecky (07:14); and the joy of sharing baseball with kids even during the misery of the trade deadline (10:56). It would be understandable to need some help keeping score at home, and luckily that's where this week's guest comes in: Liz Thompson od Diamond Scorecard Designs.

The Guy-bunal kicks things off by talking to Liz about how she came to be not just an advocate for scoring baseball games but a purveyor of custom designs (15:44) - all before she takes some time to nominate a Guy for the Hall, the very largest of Zs (31:06).

Be sure to check out Diamond Scorecard Designs and to follow Liz on bluesky.

Theme Music by Don Ham