On show, flashback, flashback.

You know what, Lawrence, I always wanted to know what it would be like to call Michael Jordan's games. You know, like, you know, Rick Kerr, seeing Michael Jordan doing what I do, seeing Michael Jordan every night doing these unbelievable things. I thought that would be very cool. And then along comes, you know, my turn. You know, I, you know, I never want to be the man that replaced the man. I always wanted to be the, like, the third or fourth guy, you know, because if you don't do well, you know, people don't want you there. You know, you see a lot of these broadcasters come here and they follow legends and iconic people and the fans don't warm up But the fans warmed up to me. My career from where it started, I owe a lot to Derek

Rose because he gave me warm up to him. But the fans warmed up to me. My career, from where it started,

I owe a lot to Derek Rose

because he gave me so much to work with.

Joe King, Rose, for three.

Come over.

Big time players, make big time plays.

109, 109 at the buzzer.

Stacey King will refer to us as friends of the program.

And he would jump on the program and talk with us about his life in broadcasting.

His life as a player and it was always a treat when he was stopped by the show.

It was always bringing the energy.

And I feel like wasn't he sick that day?

Remember he had missed the last game?

Because he wasn't feeling well.

And he still did the show?

And he still did the segment with us.

And he was great.

Yeah, he was.

I keep thinking of all the... better get some butter with that roll.

I mean, just a million of them.

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