Mitch Rosen

And then...

You know, Tyler Warren has 77 catches, but then you get Colston Loveland now, who looks like the real deal.

OK, so I'd like to say I hope everything works out because this would have been one of the years.

It would have been one of our happier years because there was a lot of down years back when we were on the air.

And I always say this, Dan, I don't know if you agree.

In the 90s, the Bulls were the best franchise in Chicago, and the score was the second best, and we laid a great foundation where you got all these wonderful guys who still are there from when they were producers and everything else, like Lawrence Holmes.

I just talked to Jason Goff.

I'm talking to Speegs, who was outstanding.

Well, him and Judge Surratt.

You bring it up because Speaks said, well, what's their fights in the hallway?

You know what's great?

The hirings.

that were made.

To go out and get a Terry Bores.

To go out and get a Dan Jiggets.

To find this goofy hot dog stand guy.

Dan McNeil.

But to me, the producers that we had.

I look at work ethic and I see, I mean, back in the day, you know, producers wanted to get on the air right away.

Jesse Rogers, who's on the air now, didn't get on for seven years.