Seleau played the Danil Medvedev stuff last night.

So it made me think of, you know, because every headline is essentially like, wow, crazy

scene at the U.S. Tennis Center last night and flushing, wow, that was nuts.

What happened with the cameraman?

Can you believe this happened at the U.S. Open?

So it made me think of different sports

scenes that were kind of chaotic or

a little bit nuts. And I'm going to

give you five of them. Okay.

All right. And you tell me what I left out.

I'm sure I left something out, for sure.

Now, just for context, are we talking

like overall or something that happened

recently? Okay. Overall. No, not a lot of these are not recent actually at all. But they context are we talking like overall or something that happened recently okay overall no not

a lot of these are not recent actually at all but they i think they stand in your mind and they're

etched in your in your brain forever so like the first one the malice the palace sure that might

be the craziest live sports scene i've ever seen i don't know how anything can compete with that.

Well, I mean, that was... I mean, players in the crowd. People got locked up. Yeah. And, but all, and it was

dangerous. And you got crap being thrown all over the place. Ron Artesse losing his mind.

Like, changed his name after that. Yeah. Well, I don't know how long after that. yes, he did. So I would say that one to me would be probably one of the nuttiest scenes I've ever seen. That would be one. Another one I put Tyson Biting Holyfield. I mean, that's iconic. Right? That's nuts. Yeah, I mean, it's nuts because I don't think we've ever seen it. I mean, that's pre-UFC. For sure. As far as like gore and blood, I mean, boxes of bloody sport in itself. And also at that level, maybe it happened at a low-level, you know, match somewhere in Louisiana. I think it was interesting about that. You had two Titans of the sport, and it went there, right. That's what I mean. So I agree with you on that. So that one's a pretty good one. I put down, all right, the band, Cal Stanford. That's, oh, yeah, when the game wasn't over. Yeah. You know, the band's on the field, right? And they run it back and they score and they win the game. Yeah. All right. So that's a good one. I got two more here. The earthquake, the World Series earthquake, is one of the Bay Area World Series in San Francisco. Ah. Ah, there was an earthquake. The Bay Bridge almost fell apart. During a World Series game. I'm not saying you're wrong. I'm throwing my hands up. Susan Waldman had a call in because she was covering that for us. Is that back? Right? And so she called in, like, terrified. You've got 50,000 people in a stadium and the world is shaking. And you went, ah. Well well because i just experienced the earthquake in new jersey

and i was like yeah that was not come on an earthquake 2.2 on the rictor scale compared to do you

remember what that one was that was that was in the sevens wasn't i i don't know if it was a seven

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