Richie

But they were still fighting.

Everybody was still fighting in that dugout, fighting for that win.

And when I saw Keith Hernandez come up and take off his uniform, and I'm looking at the TV, I'm like, the game's still going on.

I'm like, what happened?

You really kind of shouldn't do that when you're supposed to be one of the leaders of the team.

Hey, boom.

I was watching that game with my wife, you know, look, and all the years I'm calling very seldom with touchdown hockey, but I do get into the playoffs.

I think it's phenomenal.

And to watch that, my wife said, boy, this is really exciting.

She was screaming like a banshee.

I mean, and the fact that they also use what he said at the end of the game and anybody that can argue that and have an issue with him for playing for his country and what it meant.

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.