Golik and Smeddy here.

Right, that's something you'd say to your dad.

Don't tell me what to do.

Back off.

Welcome to yet another edition of Golick and Smeddy.

I am Mike Golick Sr.

She is Jess Matana.

And, Jess, I mean, we are,

we are knee-deep in sports like crazy. We're going to talk about the most important one right off

the bat here. But then we're going to talk to Brendan Glecheon, who is the play-by-play for the

Connecticut Sun. They are in a battle with the Las Vegas Aces for the WNBA title. Again, at the taping of this, one game has been played. So by the time people are hearing this, another will have been played. But we still wanted to talk to Brendan to get kind of a feel where the sun is, the aces at the taping. And this again, up one nothing in this series. We'll get to him in a moment. We've got NFL.

We've got college you get to, a little F1, Verstappen, still doing his thing. But Jess, I know

you've been into it and I said I was going to get into it and did. But we have become the new

generation and old generation of pickleball players. Okay, so you played pickleball with your wife,

and you liked it? Is that what I'm hearing? Yes, we did like it. We, uh, it was, it was actually,

yeah, it was, it was a lot of fun. It is a mix between tennis and ping pong. You definitely

don't run as much as tennis, which is good. There were more rules to learn

than I thought about like, you know, don't go, don't stand in the kitchen, you know, when you're in

the kitchen, you can't, you have to let it bounce, blah, blah, blah, you can't volley there.

The hardest thing, yes. And actually, it was, it was funny the other day I was watching like a pro tournament on

TV and the announcer does the score before the serve. But when you're just playing, you have to do it.

You have to give the score and whether you're the first server or second server. Because pickleball

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