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Pardon the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilbond. It's international bath day Tony.

When's the last time you took a bath?

Tony Cornheiser, a loner with a neighbor, huh? I don't even want to know the answer to that.

Baths, get out, get baths, who's got time? You take a shower.

You're not a bath guy. You know, I wouldn't even let Bath do when he was a little kid.

I wouldn't let him take a bath. Stand in the shower. Take a shower.

Let's get out. Go about your business.

That's why you're a great dad. That's why people don't understand that. You're a great dad.

We're going to PTI boys and girls in today's episode Bradley Beal could get traded.

A-Spanes turn out and Andy North joins us to preview the US open.

But we begin today with the Las Vegas Golden Knights

trouncing Florida 9 to 3 to win the Stanley Cup in five games. Vegas came into the NHL as an expansion team six years ago.

They made the Stanley Cup final in their first year of existence losing to Washington.

They made the playoffs five out of six years and now they've won.

Wilbond, what are your thoughts on what the Golden Knights have achieved in such a short time?

Tony, I do have some thoughts and I pointed to glasses earlier than you.

I want to beat you to the glasses because I want to get into a terrific piece today on espn.com by Greg Wysinski covers the NHL about

you know, both the completely fearless owner Bill Foley and the way George McFee who we know the director of operations.

The capitals before. Yeah, used the expansion draft and the way they leverage it to get you know a team in his Vegas

born and that that that that sort of labeling that sort of branding is important there and but also it

distinguishes it from the Raiders and maybe the A's coming up.

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