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A lot about the Knicks today is they continue to crush this postseason, beating the Sixers

badly.

We had a Mets win, and the Yankees did a phenomenal job with John Sterling yesterday.

It was a couple of calls that I had forgotten about that I liked, because we were talking

about a bunch yesterday with Jerry when the news broke.

And remember Gio Urchella, the most happy fella?

I forgot about that one, and I heard that one yesterday.

And then Melky Cabrera, the Milkman Delivers, was another one I had forgotten about that I always liked.

So a lot of those were coming out.

And then the digital team did a great job of posting some of the Sterling Cam stuff.

And also he had hosted a show not that long ago within the last couple of years.

And the sign-off to that show was great because he was talking about how during that hour he had so many calls of people saying so many nice things about him.

He goes, how wonderful is that?

How many people get to sit here and experience all of these compliments of these nice things?

And it's true. I mean, it's like when you can perform at your job at a high level for that long, and then you'll live long enough to hear the nice things about you, it's as good as it. Wow. That sound is just the worst, by the way. If you can't hear that on the air, it's just buzzing again. But when you hit to hear those things, like the worst thing would be, you know, when people, you know, you pass away, then you finally, you know, say the nice things about somebody, they didn't get a chance to hear. John Sterling heard all of it. He heard all the love that people had for him before he passed away. and it was very, it was great that he was on for that hour.

And people were able to do that.

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