And I'll be an occasional host of their Sunday night baseball package in the first year, this season 2026.

All stuff that makes sense, not too much heavy lifting, as I've said to some people at this point,

I'm a show pony, I'm not a workhorse. The workhorse of NBC Sports is Mike Torrico.

I have passed the baton to him, just as Jim McKay

metaphorically passed it to me, and I'm happy to be the middleman in a string that involves

three pretty good broadcasters. Welcome to episode number 39 of the Jim Rohn

podcast. Absolutely awesome to be here.

And thank you so much for finding it.

I guarantee you will not be disappointed that you did because this week I am chopping

it up with somebody who I consider to be the finest sports broadcaster of our entire generation.

The only broadcaster to be recognized with an Emmy Award in sports, news, and entertainment, a 29-time Emmy Award winner, a primetime host for a record 11 Olympic games on NBC, the host in play-by-play voice of numerous World Series, NBA Finals and Super Bowls, and somebody who has returned to NBC Sports as host of its Sunday night baseball

pregame show and contributor to its NBA coverage.

He is the goat and he's back to chop it up with us here on the pod.

It is episode number 399 of the Jim Rome podcast and you know who I'm talking about

the legend, Bob Costas, and it's coming at you right now.

Thank you.

Thank you so much for making the time.

How is everything with you, Bob, and your family?

Bring me up to date.

All good.

My son, who will be 40 years old in May.

No, no, that's not true.

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