Rich Wyatt

I'll be a senior statesman.

And then Rich Wyatt approached me back in January, asked me to help him find some good young candidates.

And when I say young, I was thinking, you know, 35 to 55 years old, a lot of energy, good folks.

And we did.

We have TVs in the studio, but we didn't have Peacock on them for the first couple games.

So our guy, Rich Wyatt, who's amazing, he took care of that for us, and, um, we were able to watch the games.

But with the games being on TBS, we have that in the studio and it's fine.

So we're watching the game, and then we finish the sh- like, I didn't even realize we were in the last segment of the show, 'cause we had back-to-back guests, and that made it a little bit easier.

But his ability to feel the game and not, not let it slip away because of ego or the way that you had it in your mind.

Like, we were gonna work backwards from blah, blah, blah, and then something bad happens, and then you don't know how to handle it.

Anthony Kay didn't have it, and instead of allowing him to salt that away and maybe give up a game to, to make sure that you didn't put so much stress on your bullpen, even with a day off, asking guys to cover eight and a third or whatever is, is, is difficult.

And they were able to do it.

That's-

That way we don't have to get Rich Wyatt in here again.

[laughs] No, we don't.

And have him do his Spider-Man thing that he was doing last week.

Hey, Terrence.

I've got Rich Wyatt.

We actually met at the RNC Midterm Convention down in Dallas, Texas.

And Rich was actually the one who was nice enough to get us this incredible venue, the host that's having us here for the book signing tonight.

These are the questions.

You guys would have enjoyed yesterday when Rich Wyatt had to Spider-Man in here and get us the game.

Oh, you did get it? That's why this giant television is in here.

I could have watched it