Oh, all the two segments left. And I like this is one of those. Yeah, you saw almost feel like this. You were clairvoyant. Yeah, like I, I, I have to be the Miami Heat and Game 7 here versus the Celtics. I have to survive the Derek White buzzer beater. And I have to rally here because can pull Andre Scalaraga out of an area of the body. I can't say we're managing. We'll have a word. It was close. And it's damn. You were like a

off the area, like, just say Todd Hilton. And I was like, I'd take Hilton, Bishet, Galara. I was like, basically just like tired. I thought he thought it was Larry Walker. Like, I was just cycling through all the old Rockies in my head. And I was just like, all right, like which one? Bishet has like 500 home runs, doesn't he? Yeah. Yeah. But again, ex, Expo, which one of I think Larry Walker, and I was looking through as also an ex-expo, this is brutal. I mean, we were dead tied. And now I'm a thousand down with only two questions played within the NHL Draft, which, but if the NHL, I'm

I would don't think it's crazy. It's him stronger that than you, but still after that Galara answer, who knows what's what? So, so you're okay. You should you should go a thousand here, though. Right? Because like, you want the first crack at a tie. If you get 800, it doesn't matter. Thanks coach Ken. That's exactly where I was going. I'm just I will have to help. I'm so I'm so bitterly angry at you. And it's not fair for a game. I win absolutely nothing yet. But I hate your guts. So I would take NHL Draft. And you're not going to see me again for like three years.

Two, you know, like it's just it's in like 2026. You're going to be like, Galaraga, really you jerk. You're like, hey, what's up, man? How's the show? All right. I'm going to New York City. Good. All right. Great. All right.

Okay. All right. I'll tell you NHL Draft category for a thousand dollars and the lead. Or I guess a tie.

Uh, Sean, this Hall of Fame Major League baseball player was drafted to the NHL in 1984 before two future hockey Hall of Famers.

All right. I might be losing my mind now. This is a great question. I might be losing my mind now. And maybe I can't get over what just happened the last question. But I am being dead serious with this answer. Who is Larry Walker?

That is incorrect.

I was thinking, can you read the question one more time? You got it. This Hall of Fame Major League baseball player was drafted to the NHL in 1984 before two future hockey Hall of Famers.

I mean, what's a great question? Yeah. For the sake of context, would you like the two Hall of Famers? He was drafted before. Yeah, sure. Just feel some time. Great. Love it. Brett Hall. We'll see if you aged. And Luke Robotelli.

Luke Robotelli. Robotelli. Robotelli. Now I definitely know you're in your tie. Luke Robotelli. Famous for the movie, Sudden Death by the way. Yeah. Robotelli. Robotelli. Robotelli.

Oh, man. So like someone who would arrange your out.

God, so it's late 90s was still pretty good.

Oh, man. I really have. Yeah, this is a good one. I'm like, all right. So like drafted in the 84.

I don't know. Who is?

Try it. By the way, just like in your brain, trying to be like, oh, what baseball players played hockey? Like what? It's hard. Yeah.

Yeah. I have no idea.

To his. Yeah. I now know. You know what it is. I know myself. I had to look up because it was going to annoy the crap out of me.

And now that I now that I know it, I did know it. And it pisses me off. I mean, I have no idea. So who has it looking up to our toss? I have no idea.

It's Tom Gladden. It is Tom Gladden.

That's funny. I was like on the Braves too. I was like, uh, I would I there was like one any new 30 chance. I was going to get that. Yeah.

And I could be everybody thought he was a gold tender, but I could be wrong. Um, but yeah, because I feel like I've interviewed Tom Gladden and this has come up. And now I feel like an idiot. Okay.

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