And how did you end up finding your way to Fort Worth and a career as a journalist, as a sports writer?

Well, I went to University of San Francisco as a business major, and I was a really bad at business major.

But my sophomore year, I joined the school newspaper.

It was a once a week, a weekly paper.

And I just decided to walk in there and see, hey, do you need a sports writer? And they said, well, we need a sports editor.

And they didn't have a sports editor.

And I got the job of sports editor.

sweated like

But, yeah, I just – so, John, whatever question you've got about Johnny and the 96 team, I just think people need to know that TR regularly cited how much Johnny kind of informed his perspective on the game.

Well, let me make one thing perfectly clear.

I covered nine managers previously.

And I got along great with all of them to varying degrees.

But I respected all nine of my managers because they were there for us every day, often twice a day.

John Blake made sure they were there to talk to us.

They never – sometimes they'd talk way too much.

I was like, I was as shocked as anybody.