It's going to come down to Sunday, and Sunday's going to be a crazy day.

All those games start at 3 o'clock on Sunday, by the way.

It's going to be a crazy day.

You're going to have Jackson Darts' first ever NFL start.

You're going to have the Mets season on the line, most likely.

You're going to have the Yankees and the Blue Jays fighting for the division.

You're going to have the third day of the Ryder Cup on Long Island at Beth Page Black. I mean, it is going to be a nutso sports day around here. And I mean, we could come in with pure euphoria. We could have a Yankees, ALEs title, a Mets in the postseason, Jackson Dard is the NFC rookie of the week and the USA wins the Ryder Cup, or we could have it all be the

opposite of that. So that's going to be as big of a sports day's had around here in a while.

I would say so, and by the way, you know, smart moving up the opening ceremonies yesterday for the

Ryder Cup.

It looked great on the golf channel and it sounded great.

And they obviously had, you know, Jimmy Roberts did a piece around the sports fan in New

York and what they're expecting from the sports fan, what we're expecting.

Yeah.

We were a part of that yesterday. And just watching the overall kind of like pomp and circumstance that goes along with this thing. I mean, I don't know. I'm thinking that like the PGA is probably told the captains, the players, come on, we got to stoke the fire here. I feel like it's being artificially stoked. It doesn't have to be. Really? Yeah, and in a way, yeah, I do. I feel like they're trying to make it. So I'm just going to compare it to one other thing that we had just lived through. And that was the Four Nations hockey. And nobody really had to say anything. They just had to show up and let

their play do the talking. And you could see at what level the players were playing for because

they were playing with their flags on their chest. Oh, wow. Boomer weaved hockey into this

conversation. So I don't necessarily know, and I know that Keegan Bradley has tried to build this team the way he's building it through the patriotic eyes that he has and that he's trying to impart on his team about how important this is and what it means for the golfing community and what it means for us here in New York and what it means for us as Americans. I buy all of that. That's what he should be doing. But some of it seems a little bit too pushed to me. I don't know. I don't know why. I don't I don't feel that way at all. I do feel like these two teams really, really want to win badly.

And there's some bad blood between a couple of guys, you know, Rory and Bryson, but I mean, not a lot of it.

But they absolutely are into this and want to win and it's not a manufacturer thing through my eyes, at least.

When they introduced, when Kegan introduced Bryson DeShanbo yesterday.

Yeah.

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