Chris Cote

It hasn't been bad for the business of sports.

You can lament it all you want, but the business of sports is doing fine in spite of this.

I love this theory.

I love the theory too.

I loved it more the first time I heard it when Windhorst offered it.

Don Levitard.

Is there a Back in My Day?

There is, actually.

You guys.

Greg Cody of the Miami Herald has a Back in My Day.

He also has a podcast I urge you to listen to, The Greg Cody Show, featuring Greg Cody, where he is in the middle of a giant countdown of his top 50 catchphrases of all time, even though he's got only 21 good ones.

So he's got 50, the greatest 50 ones of all time.

Can you give me another one?

Just so that the audience notices how hard it was to get to 50 because you guys should have done the top 21 catchphrases of all time.

Can you give me some of the others we've never heard before because you're in the middle of the top 50?

My dad going, Scranton.

But the name of a city is not a catchphrase.

No, I think he – wait a minute.

You must know – wait.

Yeah.