93-3-WMR Audio on Demand presents the Preston and Steve show podcast. I'm going to create a new feature right now on the show. Open Fanadelfia. I love that. Come on, man. What do you want to say? Go ahead. Big night last night. Were you there? Did something cool happen? Are you not going into work today?

Are you not going into work today? Were you up all night long? You're still up all night long?

What did you do to ensure a win last night?

I got a text from a guy who said that they won last night because he made his Buffalo chicken death.

Absolutely. I don't doubt it. That's why they wanted.

I was going to thank Casey's kids because I'm sure they wore the right things to bed

on Saturday night.

Everybody in my family was on point.

And Marissa, I'm sure, had purple underwear on yesterday.

Thumbs up.

It comes up for Marissa.

You know, I obviously, I follow the team.

There are so many great guys on the team and I'm incredibly enthusiastic to see it.

But I was grinning ear to ear knowing tacitly that Casey was there at the game,

absorbing every minute of and just enjoying it and having a fantastic time. And Marissa as well. You're super fan. Yeah. You know what, for the first time in my life, and I'm kind of ashamed to say this, but I cried during the National Anthem. Oh, no. It's never been ashamed before. It was awesome. I well up all the time. Dude knocked it out of the park, and I know he's done it before, but that was an impressive anthem.

I was singing along, and then we got into, like, the Rockets Red Glair, and I couldn't sing anymore. And I'm like, oh, my God, what are these things that are coming out of my eye right now? Water. Yeah. My eyes are raining. But I think, you know, I made an assessment on Friday that probably

holds the most water with me as far as superstitions are concerned. Okay. And I think Philadelphia

won the superstition tug of war. That is why it had nothing to do with what the guys

were doing on the field. It had to do everything. There was a minimal effort at best.

Exactly.

No.

But so you think that there was just a collective, greater, more comprehensive effort in the superstition realm than the other guys were willing to put up?

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