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Here with the father of Clippers, play-by-play man, Noah Eagle.

It's Iron Eagle.

I love it.

Let's make the transition, Woge. I'm just ready to be the dad. I'm cool with that.

It's, well, this is obviously this is Ian Eagle, one of the preeminent voices on the NBA.

You know him with Turner on the national level. And of course, as a voice of the Nets now in his 26th season on the Nets,

it doesn't feel like you're old enough to have been doing anything for 26 years professionally.

It is hard to wrap my brain around.

The funny part, Wodge, is I made an appearance at the draft a couple years ago when it was in Brooklyn. And I had some fans

come up to me. And one gentleman in particular comes up to me, he says, oh, I'm an eagle.

Great to meet you. I've been listening to you since I was a little kid. I'm looking at it.

I go, dude, you're 60 years old. What are you talking? This guy

was completely bald, certainly was on the verge of having grandchildren. I'm saying, sir,

let's do the math here. I don't believe that you are accurate in that assessment.

It is amazing to think I and from the the exit 16W Nets, one of the great, Bob Ryan came up

with that, which was, there was never anything more perfect.

That's exactly what they were.

Exit 16W off the Jersey Turnpike in the old metal lands.

And think of that, your first season on the Nets, Ion, two stars are Kenny Anderson and Derek Coleman, your Syracuse brother in D.C.

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