Here we are in the pack streets of London.

The gold medal on the line, the race walking title here today.

The leader Valerie Bortchon of Russia, moving in a mile a minute, has evidently lost his balance, slowly tumbling down to the ground, and slowly but surely losing control of himself in more ways than one.

That looks like it is, that is human extrament

borskin

disqualified

for human excrement

back to Siberia he goes

I've said this a thousand times hardy, and correct me if I'm wrong.

If you go to any other city and listen to the play-by-plays and the color commentators for all the other teams,

we are unbelievably lucky in Boston with the quality of, I mean, between like Mike Gorman on television and Tommy Hineson and Dave Gosser and beers. I mean, it's just, it's head and tails above almost any other. I just, there's some broadcast in other cities that are just unwatchable or unlistenable. And you hear us play those clips in the morning sometimes on what happened last night. But Gosser was one of the best, an absolute pro. And when it was announced that he was going to the Las Vegas Gold Knights,

one of the questions that we kept getting was,

well, you got to get him to do one more, Gosser Goes to the movies.

And it was something that we did for the first time about several years ago.

And I don't know if it's described here.

But for the people who had never heard it before,

it's something that was an absolute pleasure to witness in the making.

Dave Gosher would come in studio, and I would just play a clip from a movie,

and he would look at it and just do the play-by-play of what was going on.

Yeah, there wasn't a whole lot of thought to it. He just kind of did it. He would just sit there and wing it. And sometimes you would add in things that I didn't expect. Sometimes he would show the sense of humor that you really don't get to hear on the broadcast because he has a play-by-play guy. There's not a lot of wiggle room. You're not the color guy. So I thought that this is something that because

so many people requested it, let's go back

to the very first edition

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