Tiki Barber

But it was a moment.

So it made me start thinking, God, Howie must love moments.

Like the boring is okay, but the moments are what you have to live for.

And you kind of know it's about to happen, but you don't know it's going to happen until it does.

But you're absolutely right.

I love the moments that I had in my career.

Just like I'm saying here, I love the moments that are forever in your Met calls and Ranger calls as we heard earlier.

It doesn't matter that you're only...

It's interesting you bring that up, Howie, because you still have it.

We don't feel the synapses not firing as fast or the cadence slowing down or the wit in real time.

So when you leave the game, kind of similar to me, you know you have something left.

Is that important to you?

Yeah.

Have you thought about what the Mets are going to do and what WFN is going to do after you're retiring?

And are guys coming to you?

But are they coming to you for advice?

I mean, we don't know who's going to.

There's plenty of names to throw out there.

But are your potential successors coming to you for advice?

You feel it because you helped them get to the place where they're going.