There's been a lot of buzz since ex-Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Trevor Bauer released a rap song Wednesday that some believe was in response to claims made by catcher Miguel Montero regarding his character.

One person that hadn't yet heard the track was D-backs pitcher Ian Kennedy. Until Friday, when he went on the air with Arizona Sports 620's Burns and Gambo from his team's spring training home at the Salt River Fields.

"I want that minute of my life back," Kennedy said.

When offered $500 to use the rap as his walk-up song one time next season, Kennedy declined.

"I will never do that," he responded. "No, not for me."

Kennedy said he tried reaching out to the rookie, who made only five starts, during his major league stint.

"I tried talking to him a little bit, about two to three starts into it," Kennedy said. "I knew that he and Miggy weren't getting along and I just said, ‘hey, have you tried talking to Miggy?' and he said, ‘yeah, I talked to him today.' I said, ‘okay,' because the next day he was starting."

The veteran said he had worked through his own issues with Montero in the past and decided to offer the young pitcher advice from his own experience, but was unsuccessful in doing so.

"Miggy and I butted heads before but it was probably the best thing that happened and I told him about that. I said, ‘you just got to get over it and talk to him … I know you throw different than most guys but you still got to tell him what your game plan is and if it's changing you need to talk to him in between innings'.

"I tried and it was pretty hard to get through," Kennedy said.