Ricky Romero

I am doing great.

Thank you for having me back.

It was great.

It was great.

So postseason softball for me starts at the beginning of May, which is why there's quite a bit of a gap in time when I'm coming back up to Toronto.

So I'm not quite on the IL, but I'm on like the softball IL, if you want to call it that.

But it's so much fun.

It ended up being...

Such a great season, tons of home runs, record-breaking home runs.

There were so many things to keep an eye on, too.

Megan Grant, who was a senior for UCLA, she ended up winning a national championship with the women's basketball team.

And then her senior year with the softball team, she was on the single-season home run record chase.

And she ended up breaking the single-season home run record, hit 42 home runs this season.

Now, I was selfishly hoping she would get one more because her jersey number was 43, and I thought that'd be really cool if she hit 43 in one year.

But still, Texas ended up winning the national championship this year.

So many unbelievable performances.

Katie Stewart, if you have not watched her hit, you need to go watch her hit because she's

And then Tegan Kavon, who pitched for Texas, just something about her being on that stage.

And we talk about it, too, all the time.

You want to be that athlete that steps up when the lights are the brightest, that is able to put the team on your back and win a championship.