Laurence Holmes

Oh, interesting.

I mean, he also, I think, his whole baseball career spanned some real elite cities when you consider San Diego and Chicago, as we just mentioned.

But, you know, Red Sox, where they were still obviously contending at that time.

at some point acquiring him meant that you were serious about a playoff run which was symbolic and very cool and then also we didn't even mention it but you know he spent time with bruce bochy as well in san francisco i mean you you don't get a much more pretty career than that when you consider san diego chicago boston and san francisco that's very glamorous

I had to –

I had the duty of staying with the morning... I worked overnight.

Shanowski and I did the post-postgame show on NBC Sports Chicago after Captain Holly.

And then I went home, changed, and then went straight to Wrigley to deal with morning show reporters asking me who everybody was.

And can you get out of my shot?

No, I'm standing here for the microphone because I'm a reporter, too, and I need to interview these people.

Yeah, I did the overnight then to see if we could get anybody taking the trophy home.

And I did get a really cool picture of Anthony Rizzo with the trophy.

And then a lot of people like, who is that guy again?

That was Crane Kenny.

What does he do?

Can you get out of my shot?

Hey, good morning.

We're live.

Other than that, it was great.

Layla.