Courtney Finnicum

But not only that, but this has been a tradition of mine to go with my dad.

You know, my dad is recently retired.

And he has a streak of his own that he has to live up on.

So this, I believe, and he's going to kill me if I get it wrong, but I'm going to pull this out right now.

I believe this is my dad's 54th White Sox home opener in a row.

And that is a clap.

I mean, that is dedication as a young man.

That is dedication as a kid.

I mean, I started this when I was 12 years old.

And I think doing the math, my dad was around the same age as well.

So it's been our thing.

It's been our thing since obviously I was 12.

And I'm really proud of that because, you know, we've talked, we've done a lot of podcasts about the special, the special feeling that baseball gives you and what it really means to

To people to be able to go with your friends and your family or your parents and to have that those special moments and baseball is very unique in that sense, where I feel like a lot of other sports don't have that kind of that feeling.

So I said it on a Fox podcast.

local Fox broadcasts years ago as well, that opening day is truly like Christmas morning.

And that remains true even at my older age.

So this was well before social media too.

So the fact that I got my start in front of the camera at a very young age, I was probably about...

14, 14 years old.