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Stick with me today. I'm going to connect Roy McElroy, Scotty Sheffler, and what happened at the Masters this weekend. I'm going to connect that to ESPN celebrating the 36-year career of Mark Jones,

one of the most divisive broadcasters in the history of ESPN.

I'm going to connect those two things.

I just need you to be patient as I walk you through it. So yesterday or this

weekend, I spent an enormous amount of time, like a lot of sports fans, watching the Masters,

the final two rounds. And I think most people are going to misconstrue what happened. It was a phenomenal

weekend at Augusta National Golf Course and the Masters final two rounds were tremendous. Maybe

the most entertaining final two rounds that I've ever seen at the Masters and maybe in

major golf for someone like me that was introduced to the game or introduced to a passion

to the game through Tiger Woods.

And Tiger Woods is an important part of this story. But many people are going to misconstrue what happened.

There's a sports writer that I'm very, very respectful of that's tremendous on golf.

And he's a tremendous columnist.

His name's Ian O'Connor.

And he wrote a piece about how Roy McElroy, who just won his six major

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