I came in and there was the Steve Summers book on my desk with Forward by Jerry Seinfeld.

Steve Summers, me, here, you there.

My three decades overnight, under the covers, schmoozing sports as Captain Midnight for WF.

And so I just figured I'd open up and just see if I saw any of our names.

Just because, hey, that'd be interesting, right?

And right away, I opened up a couple pages.

I see our names.

So here we go.

He's talking about Mark Chernoff and then Eric Spitz.

So for the listener, Mark Chernoff was a program director here for a very long time.

Eric Spitz was Chernoff's right-hand man and then became the head of the CBS Sports Radio Network and then went to Sirius.

So Steve writes,

Chernoff's right-hand guy,

his surrogate son was Eric Spitz.

Eric carried out anything and everything Chernhoff had no time for,

like the schedules when people on and off the air,

blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Okay, so he goes,

Eric was very direct, very pointed,

and once reprimanded me for not defending the morning guys.

Boomer Asiocyan and Greg Gianotti, aka Boomer and Gio, to make a long story longer, which is what he used to say,

Boomer and Gio, a one-time producer of mine, one day had on a guest, Hall of Fame Basketball writer from the New York Post, Peter Vessie. And during the interview they had with him, Peter called them both clowns, which I don't think happened. I think he posted it. We said something about him, and then he on X called us clowns, or Twitter at at the time called us clowns. This is what I

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