Oh, baby, boy, I don't know how we did it, but we made it to the weekend, take a bow.

You definitely earned your money this week.

What a food fight America was.

Of course, one person did emerge victorious from the fray to claim what we call the game ball on Fox Across America.

And perhaps this week, it would be apropos to make it the game puck because we're giving it

to six-time Stanley Cup champion Mark Messier, someone who was on the show this week to discuss his

fantastic new book, which is called No One Wins Alone, which does sound a little bit like a

slogan for a dating app. But the truth is, he couldn't

have been a cooler guy. And he, in addition to making Josh faint in the control booth, because

Josh is a Rangers junkie, like to the point that we wanted Messiae to come in, but I don't know

that he would have been safe in person. But he did not phone it in. He was amazing and had so

much to say, not only about the state

of athletics in his childhood, but the state of athletics today as it pretends to vaccine mandates.

And we did get into a little bit of a scrum about some of the taxi privilege he has enjoyed over

the years, a privilege I have not as a media personality. But I'm not going to spoil it for you.

Just get the gloves on and have them ready to come off because we're going to play some old-style hockey with the game ball winner, Mark Messier.

Although I've got to tell you, there's a passage in his new book that really pissed me off,

and I'm going to take it up with him right out of the gate.

He is a six-time Stanley Cup champion and the author of No One Wins Alone. Mark Messier is in the house. Hey man, how are you?

Hey, my brothers. What's going on? Good to be with you.

Well, we are over here packing the foil getting ready to play some old style hockey over this book, okay?

Okay, that sounds good. Packing the foil. I love it.

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