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Hello, Mr. Danny Aange.

Good morning, gentlemen. How are you doing today?

I'm fantastic. My father just schooled all the audience and how the Steelers are going to put up 50 against the Patriots on Sunday.

So I'm very excited about that.

Nice.

Danny Aange, how did things go over there with Mikhail the last time we talked to you?

Well, I had a blast, but I actually let Herman Munster beat me.

Were you feeling bad for him or something?

Was he a little stiff?

And you were like, all right, let's give the guy a bone here?

I was actually trying, and it's frustrating.

But, yeah, my game was not good that day.

All right.

Well, there had to be a certain amount of sympathy.

But, you know, the mind works in a mysterious way.

Well, you kind of broke some news a little bit last week when you're on with us saying that Gordon Hayward in a couple of weeks was more than likely going to get rid of his boot for good.

And, boy, it was actually quicker than I think any of us thought it was going to be.

I guess, can you kind of fill us in on what happened yesterday and what it's looking like now for

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