Howie's call, you can hear the disbelief in his voice, which is giving me goosebumps again,

which makes it so special.

The stage was set, and for him to deliver after all that's gone on, it was unfeaking

believable.

Not that nobody thought he was capable of

doing that, but just that it actually happened. All the talk all year long, right down to yesterday

and everybody being fed up with Pete, even more so last, or two days ago, even more so last,

you know, yesterday we were fed up with Pete. And then even more so last night dropping the pop-up, everybody was just like, ah, and he had his one last chance, and

he delivered.

I love when, you know, just on Howie for a second, I love when broadcasters get a chance

to, you know, deliver something like this that you just know means so much to them.

I mean, you know, Howie has had some amazing calls.

We've had Howie on, you know, really last couple of weeks.

We'll have them on the rest of the postseason here.

Susan on the Yankee side, it's been awesome.

But the way, like his path, and Gary Cohn as well, sitting in the upper deck.

Like, I just think that the, boy, that is just, that's special.

And Mike Breen doing the Nicks.

Michael K. doing with the Yankees.

You know, it's subjective.

So I'm not saying that everybody loves all of these broadcasters, although Met fans love Howie.

My point is, when you have one of our own in the booth, you know, calling that, it's, there's,

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