Sharp dressed man.

No one's sharper dressed than Jeremiah Johnson.

Our next guest here coming up.

Those light blue suits that he was rocking throughout the Pacers playoff run.

I mean, he looked like Jay Gatsby out there in Cambridge Fieldhouse.

You think he dressed himself or you think his wife helped pick him out?

Well, I think we have the man that we can ask right now.

Jeremiah Johnson, Pacer's television host sideline reporters with us. Jeremiah, thanks for being here, man. Pleasure to talk to you,

as always, and we got to know about the light blue suit that you've been rocking. Really, all of them.

Are you self-dressed, or is that a Mrs. Johnson thing? Oh, self-dress. Come on, Joe.

I do get some help.

And actually, I think the one that you were commenting on,

I don't even know if she would necessarily have signed up for acknowledging that,

you know, she was picking that one.

That one was, it's a little more derby style.

And I know what you know about big horse racing events,

but I feel like

it also fit during the summer Pacers games. It's not always appropriate in December and winter,

but it's a summer suit. Okay, yeah, so I was going to say you have your summer palette,

your winter palette, that doesn't come out until, what, April? Well, that's true. And then you do have some road trips where you play a game in Phoenix or you've got a game in Los Angeles

and you can still manage to pull those off in that time of the year.

So you've got to be cognizant what the weather is when you decide what kind of suit you put on for a game.

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