Joe Benigno

Talking to Mark Messias here on behalf of his brand, Game 7.

They have a great partnership with the Rangers.

We will talk more about one of the things that truly amazes me about Boomer, and I'm not being facetious, is how hard he takes these Rangers losses.

Still to this day, as a 64-year-old, former professional athlete who won an MVP, he still comes in after a regular season Rangers loss, and I call him Poopy Pants Boomer because...

I need to hear that things are going to get better this season so I can deal with a happier Boomer.

Do you see the Rangers figuring it out this year and becoming the team that you had hoped it would have been prior to the season starting?

Now I hear a lot from former NHL players when they're talking about their best teams.

It's not just the chemistry on the ice, it's the chemistry off the ice and the room that works.

And there's rooms that work and there's rooms that don't work.

Now Chris Drury looked at this previous team in that room and said it's not working for some reason and did break it up.

What do you know about that room that wasn't working for the Rangers and Chris Drury and why he had to do it?

Exciting stuff happening with Game 7 and your partnership with the Rangers.

Tell us about both of those things.

And you can check it out at Game7, the number 7.com, also on Instagram, X, YouTube, TikTok, and Facebook.

Mark, always great seeing you.

Thanks for coming in.

As we are coming off another Sunday of disappointment from both of these teams, we could turn our attention a little bit to baseball.

I'll get back to football in a little bit because I still think there's a conversation around Jackson Dart and the narrative that has been, to me, overplayed.

And it's even leading into the minds of the spotters on the NFL sidelines to determine whether or not he should be taken off the field to take a look at a concussion, which is, I guess, you know, listen, better safe than sorry.

So, but...