Chris Cote

Are you making the accusation yes or no?

Are you making the accusation to Tyler Murray?

Are you saying out loud that that was a stolen line?

You don't get any chances.

Broadcasters go their entire careers.

I mean, imagine you've been broadcasting Kings games for 40 years.

You've been broadcasting Hawks games.

You've been broadcasting Clippers games.

You don't get the chances to do Minnesota games.

You don't get the chances to say the thing that people are going to remember.

You can't steal it from Paw Patrol.

Now, Tyler Murray had that one locked and loaded, right?

Like, he goes to bed at night before.

He's like, how am I going to call this?

How do I say the memorable thing?

Do you guys think that when Al Michaels did Do You Believe in Miracles, there was someone on sports radio claiming that he'd stolen it from his kids' cartoons in the morning?

Because you've just desecrated a really wonderful moment with an accusation that is, I think it's brazen.

And if I were Tyler Murray, I'd be hurt and scared if indeed, either consciously or subconsciously, Paw Patrol had been the thing that I summoned to reach for the most moving moment in New York sports history.

What?

Jeremy loves that I still listen to baseball on the radio.