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What's going on?

Hope you having a fantastic evening, early morning.

Tone to get to tonight.

You've got Tiger Woods, obviously, in the news.

And don't worry, don't worry, don't worry.

I've heard a lot of tiger chatter today.

And the tiger cuts I want to bring up or the tiger points I want to bring up, I think at least

one of them is different.

I'll try to stick with difference. So I'm not bombarding you with like the same take over and over again.

But I was thinking about this.

You've probably heard this stat throughout the day that the ratings were up 67% at the PGA championship compared to last year with Tiger Woods in the final group at the end there,

competing to win it and came up two strokes short. So a fantastic showing by Tiger Woods. And I just

started thinking about this with the ratings being up so much and just how we embrace Tiger Woods in general.

And I wanted to compare that to how we don't embrace LeBron James.

Now follow me on this one.

When we're watching Tiger Woods, we watch him differently than LeBron.

We're not worried about where Tiger Woods is going to end up among the greats in golf.

We're not worried about him trailing Jack by four majors.

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