I appreciate you having me on, and I will always talk about the Leely or ran anytime I'm

passed.

So I'm here for it.

So thank you for having me on, and rest and peace.

That was Paul Canerco, former White Sox first baseman.

This is Spiegel and Holmes on 670 to score and the Odyssey and I Heart Radio apps.

Rami McLaugh here in for Speeges this afternoon.

Lawrence in Las Vegas at the NBA Summer League.

And yeah, Lee Elia passed away today at the age of 87 years old, 50 years in Major League

Baseball at some level, in some former fashion, starting with, and I didn't know this,

Lawrence, I don't know about you.

His debut is a shortstop for the White Sox in April

1966 was where he first broke into the major league.

You did know that.

Yes, I did.

And then the thing is that we,

part of the reason that we play the Canerco talking about less

is because less, that's proprietary audio that he got.

Less was the only person that had the audio of Lee Eelia.

He's literally the only reporter, the only electronic reporter who stayed that classic rant.

So whenever you talk about Lee Eelia, you kind of have to mention Les Grobstein

because less is the one that brought all of that sound to us, that great rant, that

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