John Mercure

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And most times when a career-defining moment or pivot happens in your life, you don't really comprehend the magnitude of the moment.

John, I'm sure there was a piece of a career advice you got that you'll always remember, but you didn't realize how impactful it was when you got it, right? True,

yes.

Yeah, well, I believe that's exactly what we witnessed at American Family Field on Tuesday night when Luis Lara singled home the winning run in the 10th inning to complete the comeback against the Cubs.

Now, John, it's not the game-winning hit that's a career-defining moment because I'm sure Laura will have others.

It's what happened before he went to the plate.

Before the at-bat, Pat Murphy pulled Laura to the side and the cameras caught the Brewer skipper telling his young rookie, I believe in you.

Because it could be a career ender, right? We know what happened to Ray Rice, the elevator video from over a decade ago now.

So I am curious if that ever comes up, because I agree, John, that totally changes things.

It could change suspension length.

It could change his career trajectory in Green Bay.

He's backing up his current quarterback and saying, yeah, he's the best I've ever seen.

Rather than saying, actually, you know what? The quarterback we traded a couple years ago was way better than my current quarterback at this.

John, let me ask you this.

Who's your favorite co-host ever? Julia.

Hey, Mark, thank you so much for being with us.

Oh, absolutely, John.

It's always a pleasure.

Boy, what an incredible weekend it was up at Lambeau.

We appreciate it.

You bet.

Thanks, John.