Previously on the Tony Cornheye's show.

So speaking of announcers by the way, today is the 41st anniversary of the miracle on ice.

And I wrote a note to Uncle Big Al last night and I said, happy anniversary.

I think this may find its way onto PTI tomorrow.

And he writes back and he says, Arruzioni and I have danged out on this for 41 years.

Who knew?

This is General George Washington and you're listening to the Tony Cornheye's show.

Alrighty then.

We have lots to get to today.

It's a sort of, I hope this works out.

We have Lenny Bernstein, the Washington Post, who does a lot of the medical coverage and we're going to talk to him with I guess, you know,

questions about the coronavirus that any normal human being would have looking back now on it for a full year.

So I'm excited about that.

I hope that works out.

Mark Feinsand of MLB.com will join us and we'll start to talk about the Fernando Tatees Jr. deal, which is just an incredible deal, particularly with the backdrop of Albert Pujols, who signed an unbelievable deal when he was much older when he was 31.

And the numbers between Albert Pujols at St. Louis where he was Lou Gerrig and in Anaheim where his Albert Pujols are really different.

So that's out there, but you cannot start a show today without talking about Tiger Woods.

And everyone knows where they were when they heard yesterday what they were doing when they heard.

I was in the house.

It was about 230, maybe 245.

Matt Keller, sent me a note that this had happened, that it was a developing story that Tiger had been in an automobile crash.

And at that time, it was being reported that they needed the jaws of life to get him out of the car.

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