So we've talked a lot about our friend and colleague, Peter Schwartz, getting the job as the general manager of the New York Dragons as the arena team was coming back.

An arena team that was here years ago that Peter did the play-by-play for and a new league came along called the Entflah.

I was going to play at the National Coliseum, play some indoor football, and then also have concerts, and Peter

had press conferences, and we had Peter on to talk about when they hired the coach and everything

else. So it's been a big part of what we have done here over the last couple of months because we

love Peter, and Peter love this job. And then all of a sudden, I see Peter scrub his entire

social media of any Dragon's references and i knew something

was up um and yesterday i find out or this morning i find out that something was indeed up and

i see the newsday headline and then i see um the new york dragons uh the new york post headline

it says new york Dragon's entire front office

resigns in stunning Exodus. So Peter joins us now. It's not exactly the New York Post

headline you were looking for, Peter. Good morning. What happened? Good morning, guys. Thank you

for having me on. Listen, I'm fine today. I'm actually relieved.

I've got a smile on my face.

I was able to put my head on the pillow and go to sleep last night, so I'm fine with it.

It was just an unmitigated disaster in so many different ways.

It was not what I signed up for in late January.

But I'm proud of the work that we did

collectively in the office. I was excited about the people who I brought into the organization,

director of operation, Sean Walker, and director of business development, Maryland Rich,

and that I was so proud of hiring Coach Fulardi. And I really thought that we were going to put something together.

It was pretty special, and it just wasn't going in the right direction, so we all collectively thought it was the right time to step away.

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