Stuck a pin and your backbone, spoke you down for there. All I ever wanted was to be your spine.

Lost your friction and you slid for a mile.

Hey everybody. Welcome to another episode of View from the Cheap Seats where Randy and I

dive deep into the world of sports, the world that was and is this week.

We have a great guest on the show today, not just because he's a friend, not just because he's hilarious, but because he as a producer.

He's done a lot of work for the Golf Channel.

And what a week we had where the oldest player to ever win a major

a major tournament. Phil Mickelson at 50, almost 51, wins the PGA Championship.

PGA Championship and the Masters and the U.S. Open, I think, are probably the biggest, when I think of the biggest

goal. And some might say the British Open, too. Look, they're the majors. It's like the Grand

Slam and tennis. And you are judged by how many majors you've won. Obviously, that was the thing

that Tiger was chasing with Jack Nicholas. Tiger has, I believe, 16 and Jack Nicholas has, I think, 18. We can look that up. But it was what he was chasing. If you asked him, remember that interview, that famous interview? It was like, what do you want? You want to win a hundred match, a hundred overall tournaments? Yeah. Or 18 or whatever he said. And without flinching, Tiger said 18. So that tells you on the inside what it means. First of all, it was the first time that Phil, Phil had won the PGA before, but in 2005. So 16 years between winning. Tiger has 15 majors. He has 15. Okay. And so I don't know what Jack has. Jack might have 16.

Or he has 18 maybe.

I don't know.

I think he has 18.

But the idea that, you know.

18.

So the majors are, and Phil now has six.

You know, you look back and to me, if you want to put Phil in a, in a tennis context, you you know what I mean because there's Roger Federer

there's Rafa Nadal there's you know I mean Sampras and Jokic but like I feel like

Jokovic Jokovic I feel like Mickelsonvich, I feel like

Mickelson is like Agassi.

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