Chip Caray

You know, this year for our family, it's 80 years in Major League Baseball, starting with Harry in 1945.

Actually, 81, I guess.

And I remember being the 24-year-old kid on the –

getting the torch handed to you stage of my life and now 36 years later i'm starting to pass the torch to them and it's uh it's been a really rewarding run hadn't been easy hasn't been perfect but it's been a hell of a lot of fun and as i said the fact that they want to do this crazy stuff is uh uh a credit to them uh it's a credit to my wife susan who you know keeps the it keeps the fort held down while i'm off saying ground ball a second in pittsburgh on the

But no, you know, family's everything and not just our biological families, but our baseball families, too.

And I've really been lucky to be surrounded by amazing people and I couldn't do it without them.

And as I said, I can't wait to see what the next several decades has in store for them and me, hopefully very successful for them, because I want a really, really, really nice retirement home.

Exactly right.

We can start with taking out the trash a little more frequently.

That's a good place to start.

But we're on our way.

Okay.

Sounds good.

Thank you.

Look forward to it as well.

Thank you for having me.

Happy new year.