Tony

And, yeah, they've had a friendly schedule here.

But especially when it comes to you forecasting wins, given what we saw yesterday from the Miami Heat.

I'm not sure we can do that.

Sorry, what?

We'll get to them in a second, and we will talk about that loss.

That game was 79-75 at the half.

It wasn't that long ago that he were playing the Knicks in games that that was the final score in.

Playoff games.

79-75 in overtime.

That was the score yesterday at the half.

But I want to talk about what Owen Cassie did yesterday because the Marlins ended up being— It's Casey.

Budding superstar.

I want to talk about what he did to end the game because he does a walk-off homer, and I know all of his nicknames because Tommy Hutton gave me all of his nicknames in trying to search for the emotion of talking about what the walk-off sounded like.

But let's go through some calls here from –

announcers in both languages talking about how that game ended with a walk-off homer.

They had nobody on base.

They got a double because Sanoa ends up hitting a ball in the gap, and the left fielder takes a bad track on it, and then they get a home run to end the game.

But let's hear some of these calls.

The rest of that, you'll hear them go, the Maple Masher, the Big Canadian, Big Red.

I didn't, is he an OG?