Chuck Swirsky

That was Terry's retirement show.

And he did make it to 25 years, and he would join the score intermittently when he could, like for the 30th anniversary special.

That was the party we had at Real Time Sports, and he would appear on this show very often with Dan Bernstein.

And even there, you can tell, he was more humble than he should have ever been.

And in true score fashion, I don't think we, I don't think it should all be us being sad.

We've had some requests for some classic audio.

We had to narrow it down because we didn't have a lot of time in our halftime segment.

So without further ado.

You can hear Dan and Terry in the background laughing.

Nice work out of Jason Goff on the ones and twos there.

Oh, that's a legendary one.

There's a lot of classic audio that will be played.

I know we had a request for Mike in Milwaukee, but unfortunately the only cut that we found was eight minutes long, so we can't do that right now.

And a good two and a half minutes was Mike trying to orient himself to time and space, I'm pretty sure.

There will be a celebration of a lot of the fun times as well.

That is coming up, if you missed the news, 12 to 7 tomorrow.

That's right, 12 to 7.

Honoring an original Terry Boer celebration of life, which will include former co-workers as well as current and former SCORE personalities.

The show will be hosted by Matt Spiegel.

It is a true celebration of Terry's life.