All right. We're here at the Paley Center. As we go through this day, we have a guest.

Tomorrow we're back in the studio for the final show with only the callers.

First, let me, before I get to some guests on the line, let me say thank you to Willie for coming.

Willie, thank you for stopping by. It's very nice.

You've been a big part of the show 30 years and uh since growing up in new york i listen to you obviously

every day i just want to know you the best man and appreciate your friendship and thank you will

well best luck to you thank you willie randolph everybody thank you very much all right let's get

to our next guest welcome thank. Thank you, Willie.

Mr. Francesca.

Yes.

It is Mr. Trost from the New York Yankees.

How are you, sir?

Oh, Alon, how are you? Welcome.

Nice to talk to you.

I'm doing well, and I did want to call in and wish you the best. Wherever you go, whatever you do, you've been a mainstay of New York Sports Talk,

and I certainly believe, and everyone should appreciate,

what you've brought to the city over the last 30 years.

You're one and only.

Sports Talk started as early as 64 with Bill Mazur,

and believe it not, John Sterling is 72,

but for 30 years, you are the man.

Well, Lon, thank you.

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