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Good morning.

Good afternoon.

And good night, St. Louis.

The Washington Nationals are the National League champions.

The World Series is coming to Washington.

Aaron found that. That's John Walton, the radio voice of the Capitals, who I guess was at the game last night and decided that he'd do his own play-by-play of the ending. Maybe he's looking for another gig. Good job, John. That is a guy that's invested in his work. And he does a great job on radio. And that's a call

that no one's heard probably. So good job, Aaron, finding John Walton, voice of the caps, in the

crowd doing play by play. Do you know that, you know, I've done some play by play over the years. And I

really enjoy doing play by play. And it was actually a dream of mine

at one point, although I really do like doing a talk show much more. But one of the, when I was

much younger and I was working in my first job in sports broadcasting before I left broadcasting

for like 15 years, I worked for Steve Buckhance and Ernie Bauer

over at Channel 5. And Ernie and Buck said, well, if you want to get into play-by-play, you

got to go, you know, do some play-by-play. And I said, well, where would you do it? Just find a tape

recorder and go to a game and do it. And so I went to a bullets game at the Capitol Center and sat like in the upper deck

and recorded myself when we play by play of a game.

We've all to have been there.

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