Life is a full circle sometimes, as they say.

Yeah, Jerry.

And if you used to listen to the I Miss in the Morning program,

Mike Breen would come on once an hour,

and sometimes something would remind him of a song.

And he would sing a song.

I'm not going to do that, but Mike Breen is calling the NBA finals,

and yesterday something reminded Mike Brown of a song,

and Mike Brown decided to...

Mike Brown decided to sing a song. Who let the dogs out? Who, who, who, who, who, who, who, who, who. Who let the dogs out. Woo. Woo. That is your coach. It seems like he's having a good time. Good for him. That's great. So the reason for this. When you win, you can do that. You absolutely can.

No doubt.

So the context of this is that a local reporter who remembered him from his time in San Antonio

was asking him about his time coaching youth sports when he was there in the early 2000s.

How much of your defensive philosophy was formed when you were here in San Antonio,

not from Coach Pop, but from your incredible six-man flag football,

first-grade dogs defense that you designed?

So we were awesome, literally, and we actually dominated that league.

We had to cheer all our parents.

You know, after every game and before every game, we get our parents in with the kids, and our cheer would be, Who let the dogs out? Who? Who? Who? Who? Who? Who? I think it's cute. Yeah. And I've got great memories of that song, even though it ended with the Yankees beating the Mets. But who let the dogs out in that 2000 season?

I know the Mets kind of got made fun of when the Baja men sang the national anthem and everything else.

But it's still, I think that song makes me feel good because it reminds me of the Mets beating the Giants.

And then, you know, in those two great games where you had the Bobby Jones

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