I have the utmost respect for Stonie, but listen carefully when either Murph or a caller asks a question. Stone has this clever way of throwing out stats and clever baseball talk without actually answering the question. He usually ends up talking about something else other than what was actually asked. I think it is his clever way of being perceived as an "expert" when if you listen carefully, there really is nothing "expert" in what he is saying. Just my opinion, but I would love to hear someone after he answers, say something like "That was all great there Stonie, but could you actually answer the specific question I asked now?"

In political circles it is known as staying on point. I've noticed that as well. He says what he came in the studio to say no matter the question.

He does talk around questions, but I don't doubt his knowledge.