Hey, it's Tony. On today's show, we will look at the NBA playoffs of the play-ins anyway,

with Brian Windhorst, and we'll talk some baseball with Jeff Passen, but first, let's keep the

sales weasels happy.

Previously on the Tony Cornhousel show.

I don't know why I was thinking about this when you were asking that question, but you

know that crazy lechizery thing you used to have people scream out at golf tournaments?

It all started in 2016 at Oakmont when Jason Day was hitting a shot.

That was the year that Dustin Johnson won the U.S. Open at Oakmont.

But later that summer, we were in Rio, and Justin Rose was coming down the stretch of the

Part 518 trying to win the gold medal against

Henrik Stenson and somebody yelled at Le Cizery on the telecast when I was up in the booth.

I don't know if you remember that, but I was thinking about that when you were asking.

This is General George Washington, and you're listening to the Tony Cornhouser show.

And apropos of that, and this is something that I don't think Michael is aware of,

apropos of that, a couple of days ago, I got this text from Kenny McPeak.

If you remember, Kenny McPeak is our favorite horse trainer.

That's right.

Right, he's trainer. We like Kenny McPeek a lot. This is what he writes to me. Apparently, someone came to me at Keenland this weekend and yelled La Cheezerie, and they were wondering why I didn't respond. I'm naming a horse, Le Cheesery next chance. And I write back, that's fabulous. Yes, devoted listeners to the podcast greet each other

with Le Cheezery, a reference to a cheese counter in the Calvert Woodley Liquor Store in Washington

that was owned by Steve Sands's family for many years and where I bought my wines. People approach

Sands with Le Chisery at golf tournaments and approached Tim Kirkchen and Buster Only at baseball games

with Le Cheesery. Clearly, this listener approached you this way because he heard you on the show and kept track of our repeated references to you. Ron Flatter knows all about it. We root for you. Naming a horse Lechiziery would be a tremendous honor. And he had spelled it with a Z and not an S. And he said, I'll get the spelling right, too. Cheezery it is. So we're gonna have a horse named Lechiziery from Kenny McPeek, who has one triple crowd races. He's one triple, you know, fantastic. Isn't that fantastic? That is tremendous news. We are- I just can't wait for the Derby preview when you have Leesery being discussed. So, we are in separate locales again.

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