That's blocked by Martin up. They didn't get it out. Carlson, across for Ovechkin.

Checker to the defenseman's at the net. Now, Carlson scores. John Carlson, a power play goal.

As Wilson slides it through Chatfield, and John Carlson, the longest serving Capitol, comes in on the back door.

First voice you heard is that of one of the best in the business, one of the best ever do it.

Sean McDonough last night in D.C. again with Ray Ferraro and Emily Kaplan on the call of Washington's 3-1 game two win to even

up the series. It resumes tomorrow night in Raleigh against Carolina. Sean McDonough,

nice enough to join us right now. You know, I've had you on the show before, not that I'm asking

you to remember it, but you've always been one of my favorites. I think you're just incredible at what you do. And before, not that I'm asking you to remember it, but you've always been one of my favorites.

I think you're just incredible at what you do.

And before we get to last night's game in this series, I've thought about this as it relates

to you over the years.

I don't think anybody has ever done four sports at the level that you've done them at. Maybe there

are some people that I'm forgetting. I don't think Al did, you know, I don't think Michaels

or Summerall did hockey. I don't think Costas did. I could be wrong. But am I right that in

terms of doing football, basketball,

baseball, and hockey at a very high level that you are unique?

I guess, you know, I first of all, I really appreciate your kind comments, Kevin, and thanks

for having me on. I guess, you know, I haven't really thought about it that much.

I know some of the people you mentioned and some others who come to mind.

You know, Marv Albert obviously did the Rangers for a long time, did NBC football,

was best known for the basketball, but I don't think Marl ever did baseball.

Right.

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