Matt Spiegel

Was Boomer, too?

Yeah, because he's been performing.

I still separate him from A-Rod just because of the whole Mitchell report.

I mean, I'm sorry, but that does matter to me if we're measuring authenticity.

We don't know what Boomer and Phil think.

Oh, they're joined in this cutout.

Oh, my goodness.

Radio City, baby.

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I'm coming, Elizabeth, is funny every time.

Stacey King was good every time he opened up a mic.

He was great every time you talked to him in person.

And I know plenty of fans have plenty of stories and have had great interactions with the one and only Stacey King, who died yesterday.

We lost Stacey King yesterday.

yesterday at the age of 59, 1967 to 2026, a stunner for everybody.

And one of those that when you read it, you're checking four or five times and hoping that it's just bogus news and it's one of those fake deaths out there.

And it's just, it's an absolute stunner.

And as I said earlier, Marshall, in transition, there are some people that

that are so alive and so full of life and so vibrant and all of that, that you don't actually consider the possibility that somebody like that would cease to exist, that that person would die because they are life.

They embody that, and that's what Stacey King did.