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You're listening to The Best of the Odd Couple with Chris Broussard and Rob Parker.

First, we want to get ready for these NBA finals.

Game 4 is about 15 or 20 minutes away.

And there was a story in the athletic today by John Hollinger,

former colleague of ours over at ESPN,

then went on to become a front office executive.

And back to slumming for the Memphis Grizzlies.

Now he's back in the media. Yes, writing for the athletic. That must have been something, right, to go from there. You know what I mean? I know that's what he did. But to be a rise to be an executive. And he's not the only one, Chris. Fred Claire was the general manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, sports writer. Frank Cashin was the general manager of the Mets. He was a sports writer in Baltimore. Like, you know, like it happened. There was another one in the NBA in Minnesota. David Kahn, I think, was he saying? Yeah, David Kahn, who was in Seattle. He was a writer. Right, Chris? When a brother going to get a shot? I'm still waiting for Chris Bussar.

But I'm just saying. No, you wouldn't want to be a GM? Nah. A YM? I'm content with where I'm at. But somebody, I mean, you know, we'll see. But look, it didn't work out for it. I don't know about the baseball guys. Didn't work out for Khan or Hollinger.

Hollinger wasn't like atrocious like Kahn, but he didn't like the world on fire. That's what I'm not sure. How did the guys doing baseball? Fred Claire, Frank Casher won a world series with the Mets and Fred Claire won a world's suit with the Dodgers. Wow. Sports writer, Jeff. I'm waiting for Rob Parker to get his shot. I don't know about all that. Would you want it? You know what? That would be intriguing to me, Chris. The only job I would give up what we're doing, there's only one job. Take a guess in sports that I would take overdoing this because I wouldn't take any other

job there's only one job I would take I think you'd want to call games nope like got Alex

nope would you want to be a host at MLB no that's good though that's good guess and Rob G

Moby Commissioner there you go Chris in a heartbeat I'm out of here. If they say, you know, Rob, you love the game. We want you to be the commissioner of Major League Baseball. Are you kidding me? It would be Woody Central. Well, gosh, here we go. I don't have to worry about that. No, I know. Chris goes, well, you're retired doing this show.

Right.

But Chris, you can see that.

You can see my passion for the game.

I would love to do that job.

That's the only one I would do.

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