Chuck Swirsky

Well, and just I said to you off the air and I've said this a couple of times, the news is as shocking as it is gutting.

Who was Stacey to you?

Well, and I think, Chuck, we don't always get to enjoy the luxury of being able to have the fun without there being a governor, you know, by teams.

And I talked about this earlier.

You're right.

Stacy was an incredible teacher.

He could teach the game of basketball to anybody who cared to listen.

And he was so good at it, but yet authentic so much at the same time.

He wasn't afraid of calling people out, but he would do it in a way that was professional and he could entertain.

And we enjoy that.

With everybody who's a part of that group, you know, Chuck and Ozzie, I think about them, of course, on CHSN.

They were the ones who found this out real time when this happened.

But Ozzie's the same way.

You and Bill Whittington are the same way.

We're lucky to have that where we can have this authenticity and still be able to entertain and then have those connections, real connections with fans watching because you guys aren't afraid to be able to tell it like it is at times, too.

Yeah, and he talked about that a little bit on the tribute yesterday on CHSN.

Chuck Swirsky, we're thankful to have you in studio.

What else do you want people to know about Stacey with the time that we have left here?

Chuck, I'm so sorry for your loss.

I'm sorry for our loss, and I can't say thanks enough for coming in today.