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Part of the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilbond. I had foot and leg surgery Friday, Tony,

but I left the hospital two hours ago. I'm here to do the show.

Tony Cornheye's where I told you, you got to stop doing parkour. Stop it. What is parkour?

Okay, it was explained to me about 40 seconds ago. Parkour is something, it's an exercise

routine where you jump over tables and you smash into walls, but you do everything

at full speed. It sounds utterly insane or something you and I would do.

No, you know me. You know I wouldn't do that. No. I got nowhere to go.

But I just read what's on the prompt of me and Ron Burgundy. Welcome to PTI, boys and

girls. In today's episode, Frank Vogel is out. Ben Simmons may come back and rock man

for hands-out headphones, but we begin today with the masters that was won by Scottie

Sheffler, but was dominated by the presence of Tiger Woods. Woods had not played on the

tour in 17 months and was not expected to play it Augusta, but he played. He shot one

under in the first round, made the cut and though he finished 13 over par, he was the

star of the tournament. Wilbond, Tiger called this quote one of the greatest achievements

of his career. What would you call it?

What other great achievements of his career and anybody's career? Tony to see the pictures

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