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This is the Don Hahn and Rosenberg podcast. That sounds like heaven to me. Listen live

weekday afternoon starting at 3 on 880 ESPN, the ESPN New York app, and your smart speakers.

We're off to Friday, 6 o'clock in the big city, an hour to go before we handed off to Pat O'Keefe.

And because it's Friday, and Anthony Pusick is returning on Monday. This is the final time this week of Jacob Perry handling E&N. You know, it might be a sad day for me, but I'm pretty sure someone is happy that Anthony is coming back and I'm gone. Don, how did I do this week on the NN? Terrific. Oh, you just sign it? Don, you need the update, though. You know, he's in the power chair right now. Oh, you just... Don, you need the update, though.

You know, he's in the power chair right now. Oh, yeah. He's feeling himself right now. I mean... Jacob's sitting right there in the power chair. I'm in the Donnie Puck seat. I'm just warmed it up for you so when you come back. Oh, really? Good for you, man. So it's going to sound even better being in the power chair.

Yeah.

And, you know, I think just because you put so much, so much energy here that I feel like I have to match that energy. If I'm not, it's, what are we doing here? We're trying to be good. What are we doing here? Yes. So what do we got today on E&N with Jacob Perry in the King's chair?

Well, first things first, we have to say hello to Don LaGreca.

Well done.

Oh, Don, great stuff by Don.

Let's say hello to Don and Jordan. Was that Luigi Mangione's music too? No, the Chuck. Oh, Chuck. Chuck Mangione. Going too soon or, uh, you had a couple more years. Successful day for me here, right? No one died. No one died. No one died. No drop from you either, actually, too. Aw. Don, you had a clean day, so I think it was an overall clean day. Also, I mean, we touched a bunch of Yankee stuff, so you guys were pretty laser-focused. Let's say hello to Don and Jordan. I wasn't alive in the 70s. It doesn't matter. I was born in 1979. You know the Civil War, don't you? No, what happened. I love that. That's very unreal. No, no, what happened. You know, there's a bit of a controversy, too. I talked about it with my brother. What's that? There's some people out there that call him Chuck Mangione. Now, I'm still sticking. No E at the end? Yeah still i'm still sticking with chuck mangione but there

are people that that say chuck mangione and unfortunately we can't ask him he's no longer with us but

i'm sure we could find somewhere where he says his own name like a pronunciation yeah but even then

are you going to trust it because you know no i mean there's people like me who just go with whatever you know whatever you want to say are you going to trust it because, you know. No, I mean, there's people like me who just go with whatever, you know, whatever you want to say, I'm good with it. And you might change it up. I don't know how I feel about that, Jordan. Bobby O'Caricay used to be called Bobby Okariki. And he used to pronounce it Okariki. Now he's O'Kareka. That's why I was confused about that, too.

Yeah. I mean, he literally is explaining on Monday Night Football one time. He calls himself Okariki. And by that point, he had already changed it because that was done before the season. He had already changed it to O'Karek. He's on there calling himself Okariki. But it's your name. It's one of the most important things you have, the lineage of your name and the history and how it's handed down.

You want to get it right.

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