What's it like to storm the field and hug your favorite baseball player?  

That's a question Dodgers outfielder Cody Bellinger's had to answer the past couple days, as two separate young women have endured arrests just to get their hands on the hunky hitter.

Off of that hilarious story, Punman offers his thoughts.

Bull hit the links with former Channel 2 sports anchor Ed Kilgore yesterday, and tells a hilarious story about what happened when a neighboring group accidentally hit a ball in Ed's vicinity.  Stay to the end for that one.

If you were watching "Big Little Lies" on HBO last Sunday, you may have caught an awesome Buffalo beer getting some serious screen time.  Flying Bison's 716 IPA was a character's beer of choice during an important scene last weekend, and founder of Flying Bison Brewery, Tim Herzog, stopped by to explain how his libation made it into one of HBO's biggest shows. 

Wrapping up the show is former 97 Rock intern, turned Des Moines, Iowa area radio personality Ryan Patrick, who just saw The Rolling Stones at Soldier Field in Chicago.

How's Mick holding up post heart valve surgery?  Ryan gives us his concert review.

When it was revealed that Buffalo drivers, according to an Allstate study, are the worst drivers in New York State, and among the worst drivers in the top 200 cities in the US, you know know our listeners were gonna have a lot to say about it.

That topic kicked off Wednesday's edition of the Morning Bull Podcast.

In celebration of Men's Health Month, we welcomed our friend of the show, and a certified Physician's Assistant, Amy to the studio.

She gave a brief check up on our very own Bull, checking his blood pressure and his skin for moles.

When it got fun is when she did a complete exam with Rob in a private room outside our studio.  Since so many men put off self-care and self-checkups entirely, Amy walked Rob through the best practices for examining one's own "stones", and stressed how important it is for men to be aware of changes in their bodies as they age.

In today's podcast, you'll first hear how the 50th anniversary of Woodstock concert may actually have a venue after all, and a hilarious story from Jickster on what happened when he was last at that very race track in Vernon, NY.

Apparently multiple security guards can't tell the difference between faked laminate backstage passes and real ones.  Listen above.

Rob and Chris had an awesome conversation with former Carol Burnett Show star Vicky Lawrence.  She's appearing at Riviera Theater tonight, and shares some amazing memories of working on one of the most influential comedy shows of all time.

Next up, Rob sought listeners' advice as to what's the best winter car for his daughter Joli to buy.  What's safer, AWD, 4WD or a Front Wheel Drive SUV? Morning Bull investigates.

At 23:00, listen to a great convo with Buffalo resident Lilly, who went viral this week after posting her picture of a parking ticket, with $40 inside it, with an anonymous note reading "Pay it Forward".  How does she plan on repaying her random act of kindness?  Lilly addresses some ideas with the Morning Bull crew.

And wrapping up today's show is the "American Woman" trivia game, with two listeners vying for Burton Cummings tickets.

Buffalo did it again!  Our fair city made it 19th overall on People's 100 Reasons to Love America!  Pretty cool Buffalo was 30 spots higher than NBA star Steph Curry!

We asked about household "cleaning hacks" that worked in your home, after Rob successfully cleaned the you-know-what out of his headlight lenses with toothpaste!

Did you know peanut butter can take out gum from hair?  Did you know that white wine can dissolve red wine stains?  Lots of good "cleaning hacks" texts came in on this one.

To wrap up the day, the "Balderdash Game" was a fun, and educational, way to giveaway Burton Cummings concert tickets.

With Hotels.com's ongoing "pool hopping" contest, we figured we'd ask the listeners what happened when they did the dangerous summer deed back in their days.

From being chased by the cops, to getting a behind full of buckshot, laugh along with us Morning Bull to the stuff that happened back when things were fun.

You won't believe the money David Gilmour made for an environmental charity at Christie's yesterday.  He sold over 120 of his personal guitars, and broke the world record for a guitar sale at auction in the process!

And it happens every year, the official start of summer begins with Dr. Dirty himself, John Valby, and his return to Sunset Bay Beach Club tonight!

John's back to preview the filth, debauchery, and revelry you'l expect from the Doctor himself when he takes the stage to cure what ails you!

When you come so close to a championship, only to have it ripped away from you on a bogus call, you're probably gonna be bitter about it even 20 years later.

Former Sabres Captain Michael Peca remembers every detail of what happened that grueling Saturday night in June, when Brett Hull's skate was in the crease when they "won" the 1999 Stanley Cup

Can you believe MrSkin.com turned 20 years old?  Neither can he!

Jim "Mr. Skin" McBride thought twenty years is enough time to start from the beginning, and tell his story in his latest book "Being Mr. Skin: 20 Years of Nip Slips, Cheek Peeks, and Fast-Forwarding to the Good Parts".

Mr. Skin always had a knack for profiling movies. From the birth of his first VHS player in the early 80's, to his savant-like memorization of baseball card stats, to the eventual mastery of all celebrity nudity and his tremendously popular website that earned him international fandom, Skin is excited to share his career-spanning retrospective with listeners.

You'd have to be living under a rock to not recognize Rob Gronkowski.  He's been everywhere since retiring from the New England Patriots, and now he wants to rep Hotels.com in their "pool hopping" contest.

His recent Instagram post got Bull and Rob talking, and a debate ensued about what pro athlete, from WNY, is more famous or recognizable. 

Morning Bull put it up to the listeners to decide, and we got plenty of awesome suggestions via the phones and texts.  That leads off today's podcast.

CLICK HERE for the results of our poll on the subject.

Frankie Sullivan, original guitarist of Survivor, is excited to be back in WNY this weekend.  We checked in with him leading up to tomorrow's show.

Former Buffalo Sabres captain Michael Peca shares his personal perspective on that infamous goal 20 years ago yesterday, that awarded the Dallas Stars their first Stanley Cup on Buffalo's ice.

And "Sexy Slices", the anonymous Buffalo pizza critic, checked in on his quest to find Buffalo's best pizza in studio.

You ever order something at a restaurant, get something different by mistake, then proceed to eat that order, only to realize after the fact that what you didn't order is more expensive?

This is what happened to Rob at an area Mexican eatery last weekend, and he proceeded to eat the $9 difference so as to avoid "making a scene" or being "that guy" at the restaurant.

Morning Bull took some calls on this very issue, and the fans' take is overwhelmingly supportive of Rob's plight.  That topic kicks off today's podcast.

The 6th Annual Buffalo Brewers Festival kicks off at 2 pm Saturday afternoon at Canalside, and Paul Leon brought some tasty libations in to promote this weekend'd big beer bash.

CLICK HERE to get tickets to the event.  The weather is gonna be beautiful, so why not spend a Saturday afternoon on the water sippin' brews, ciders, and mead?

And since it's June 19th, 2019, we remember that fateful day at then-Marine Midland Arena in Buffalo, NY, when Brett Hull's skate was in the crease for the Stanley Cup Final deciding goal 20 years ago today.  1270 The Fan host Jerry Sullivan recalls being in the arena, writing furiously on deadline, for that infamous game.

Lot's of hilarious stuff inside for today's edition.

Morning Bull puts a wrap on the Buffalo's "Northtowns" versus "Southtowns" debate, taking a few more phone calls from the listeners on both sides of this pressing issue.

The hilarious Kevin Nealon talks about his latest project "Hiking with Kevin", where he interviews celebs while hiking up the Hollywood Hills.  

A pig in Amherst named "Porkchop" is causing a serious commotion.  And 97 Rock is right there with their fingers on the pulse of what's happening in western New York.  In fact, Morning Bull's the only place you'll hear the exclusive interview with the pig himself, Porkchop.

Mike and Amy Lesakowski stopped by to once again talk about their "11 Day Powerplay Community Shift", and how excited they are to again hit the ice and raise money for Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center.

Find more information HERE!

And finally, Toronto-based comedian Alex Wood was one of the 2 million people in that mass of humanity at their Raptors NBA championship parade, and talks openly about how hard it was to pee surrounded by 2 million other Raptors fans.