I retract everything. Brian Wilson is, in fact, awesome..
 
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Jason,
My age is showing – honestly thought you meant the genius behind the Beach Boys and only when looking at the picture realized who you meant. My generation’s Brian Wilson unfortunately had a very rough life and never looked so good or sounded so coherent.
Wouldn’t it be nice
If we weren’t on the hook to K-Rod
For like another
Zillion bucks this year…
Hope Met fans won’t be saying around the sixth inning
“I want to go home”.