Hey, it's Tony. On today's show, we'll see how things are in Augusta when we talk to Steve Sands,

and we'll take one last look at the NCAA tournament with Pat 40. But first, commerce.

Previously, on the Tony Cornheiser show.

I don't want to say, oh, you've got to go to Rome, because I know it's difficult and it's expensive.

But if you get a chance to go...

How is food?

The food is brilliant. You can't have a bad meal there. I mean, you just... Well, unless you go to Sabaros or something like that. Great local spot. Papa Johns. I would imagine if you opened up a Papa John's in Italy, you would be arrested.

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Cold in Washington, D.C. this morning.

At freezing.

Line pants?

Line pants and Lilyhammer jacket.

Oh, yes, definitely. And I over did.

I mean, I didn't need all that.

Were these like tearways?

Did you take them off halfway through the walk?

No, no, because I didn't have anything on underneath that would sustain me, but there was no wind, so it was not. Yes, it was not there. Thankfully, no wind. But it was, it is truly cold. It'll be truly cold tomorrow in the morning as well. I just wanted to mention this. I don't usually do this. We had Scott Van Pelt on the PTOI show yesterday from Augusta. He was lyrical. Yeah. He was, he was, he was Steve Young. Steve Young's the best. Every time Steve Young is on, you're done with Steve Young. You go, oh, my God, he's great. Van Pelt was in the Steve Young class yesterday. It was the

first question where you just saw him relax into a scene and go, yep, we're in for an essay. Yeah, that was really good. I wrote him and I said that was really good. And he said, I tend to go on too long. No, no, no, it's really good. Made up for the rest of the show. Yeah, because the rest shows me and Wilbon, nobody really wants to see us.

I wish you guys could have worked in some conversation about K for the rest of the show. Yeah, because the rest of the show is me and Wilbaum. Nobody really wants to see us.

I wish you guys could have worked in some conversation about Kip Sheiman on the air.

Well, it was off air. Yeah, he wanted to know about. Talking about his drives. Yeah. Off the T. Well, because he faces due right. And then he comes across the ball. I mean, he, if you watch... A pull cut.

Yeah, if you watch him play, you watch his stance, you go, you can't get the ball anywhere near the fairway. No, no. He's a forward-facing golfer looking for the next bet. Yeah, it's always about. Great to get the, uh, the child care updates from team Wilbon last night during the show. Yes, yeah, Wilbon talked about changing diapers. Okay. Liz stopped. We're doing dinner prepers. Like, what? Yeah. We didn't think of him as a diaper changing guy. No, no, really. Nobody in the show thought of him that way. A lot of great pitchers were on the mound last night, not in the Nats game. I'll get to the Nats in a second.

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