Evan Roberts

Now, it was only going to be for a half hour.

And my awareness of Tom was that if he said a half hour, you're talking 30 minutes and then vamoose.

And so towards the end of that half hour,

We played a compilation of his highlights

over the music bed of Rod Stewart's Forever Young.

It was brilliantly put together by Dov Kramer and Eric Spitz, if I remember right.

And if I'm leaving anybody out of that production, I apologize.

But my immediate reaction or memory is that Spitz and Dov were the brains behind that.

Yeah, that makes sense.

And it was pretty emotional.

And so when we came out of that,

I was basically saying goodnight to Tom.

He stayed on for another half hour.

And it wasn't as though I had to ask.

It was just sort of the stream of consciousness that he went into that allowed that night to continue twice as long as I budgeted.

And we had a lot of other guests that night, former teammates of his and such.

And it was just such a remarkable night for me, nevermind as a broadcaster, but as a fan, that was one.

And the night that, sadly, Billy Martin passed away was obviously quite a spontaneous gathering of guests and information.

And on a night like that, I saw the power of WFAN.

Right.