Chris Cote

Had a fourth name. Let's go. Let's make this interesting. All right, here we go.

That's not who I have. All right. Well, good to know. Either way, victory for me. Woo-hoo.

That's not who I have. All right. Well, good to know. Either way, victory for me. Woo-hoo.

That's not who I have. All right. Well, good to know. Either way, victory for me. Woo-hoo.

Big unit.

Big unit.

Big unit.

You have to spread those out.

You have to spread those out.

You have to spread those out.

If I had to decide one, I'd go Randy Johnson.

If I had to decide one, I'd go Randy Johnson.

If I had to decide one, I'd go Randy Johnson.

I think he meant more to that organization than Ichiro. I do. Better nickname. Better nickname for sure.

I think he meant more to that organization than Ichiro. I do. Better nickname. Better nickname for sure.

I think he meant more to that organization than Ichiro. I do. Better nickname. Better nickname for sure.

It was Tino Martinez who wore number 24. Well, I don't think they retired Tino Martinez. I'm just saying he wore the number 24.

It was Tino Martinez who wore number 24. Well, I don't think they retired Tino Martinez. I'm just saying he wore the number 24.

It was Tino Martinez who wore number 24. Well, I don't think they retired Tino Martinez. I'm just saying he wore the number 24.

Was this a scenario where Ichiro came to Seattle and he asked Randy Johnson, hey, can I wear your number? And Randy said, okay.