Ryan McGuffey

Oh, he works here.

Oh, that's amazing.

It's a tough moment.

That's it.

Excuse me, sir.

Sir.

I really enjoyed Jack O'Callaghan with you guys.

It was really cool to hear him.

And his life has continued on to do amazing things.

Somehow, someway since 1980.

But I especially loved when he talked about what this is.

Because the story of this moment...

I've seen and heard things where people are kind of comparing and contrasting with 1980.

And to me, that feels so sort of tangential from what this is, because it's rare that we get a chance to see and live long enough, frankly, to see the life cycle of something where 1980, as O'Callaghan said to you guys, was built on 1960.

And this moment yesterday was built...

on 80 but also really built on Ryan Miller and those Olympic teams and Jeremy Roenick who we're hoping to speak to today and those that 2002 team with Keith Kachuk and here are his boys on this team it's like yesterday which was so amazing we're going to spend a lot of time on the show talking about it yesterday was so amazing it doesn't happen without 1980 there's no need to compare

And contrast, they just, one thing led to another.

And that's a beautiful life cycle.

We don't often get to see it in sports.

And that was part of yesterday's awesomeness.