Greg Zaslow

I think it's New York.

I agree with you on the power of sports that we're seeing in New York right now.

And that's one of the many things I love about the World Cup, where in the stadium last night, I'm looking at 60,000 Uruguayan fans all wearing the blue stripes, all cheering for the same thing.

The power of sports.

The only thing I might like in sports, too, is in a certain music concert where you have 50,000 music fans in a stadium.

With tears in their eyes, all cheering for the Saints.

That's true.

Yeah, with sports, you feel like you have a part of it being a positive experience.

You feel like the fan matters.

You matter in whether or not your team wins, even though you don't.

But that's part of the power of sports is you have that feeling.

And you're right.

You go into a music concert knowing you're going to hear all your favorite songs and knowing what to expect, whereas you don't in sports.

Well, I'm thinking of, when I say that, I'm thinking of pop music.

I'm not thinking of a classical music concert.

Stan the future of Giannis Antetokounmpo has become a bit of a soap opera this offseason where do you think he ends up and why?

And that's what I'm talking about.

Nice area.

Very nice.

Very nice.