Richie

And I believe and I feel that way about all the athletes.

I think what they dedicate and how they their whole lives, whether it's the most meaningless kind of sport that people don't get into.

But to them, it's life and death.

I think it's phenomenal.

I have no issue.

You know, I was thinking when when Eddie Anson's the phone.

You know, I'm calling 38 years.

He's one of the most polite guys.

You feel like you're in a restaurant.

You feel like the maitre d' is taking you one-on-one.

He is so easy and affable to talk to.

And I've dealt with a lot of the gruff people, and I've said, guys, you are the link that gets us to the show.

So we kind of feel a little uncomfortable, especially in the beginning when I called.

And Eddie has always been a light, you know, so...

It was just great to hear his voice.

Yeah, I think when Jack scored, that moment's going to stick with me for a very, very long time.

How are you doing?

Did you hear something about the coach for Canada, John Cooper?

He says he wished that the game would have gone to overtime and it would have been five-on-five continuous like Stanley Cup plays.

Did you hear that?