Gregg Giannotti

It is, yes, but when you think about how alive it was, and again, you go upstairs, there's a million people up there, but because we're down here, it is very, you know, you're in here, you and G are yapping for four hours together, and you've got those two.

I'm out there alone for four hours, essentially, every morning.

It's weird.

Very different than what it used to be.

aspect of this building and this radio companies you know went away those people went away with them yeah which is terrible and that infinity turned into odyssey sports radio and and all of that so anyhow just it's been a lot different around here for sure and uh well we're still getting not you know free still getting free stuff exactly right all right when we come back i know silo might be a little bit rushed because we kept them in here last hour

I mean, I do what he does every day.

Oh, I see what you're doing now.

There's a lot of tape cutting involved now.

Like I said, Jerry, you're essential.

You've got to be ready.

You're essential.

Right, exactly.

I disagree.

I'm just saying he might be a little rushed, but he will be in and join us in just a moment.

Don't go away.

Great call.

Absolutely great call.

He, Eddie, Olchek, Catherine Tappan, and, of course, Brian Boucher, who did say in the beginning of the game it was the fastest game he's ever seen, and it's a privilege to be able to broadcast the game.

I mean, Kenny Albert, for my money, obviously had a great Olympics.

Mike Tirico had a great Olympics.