Hey, it's Tony. On today's show, we will talk a lot about the Masters.

We'll do that first amongst ourselves.

Michael was there, then with Michael Wilbon and finally with Steve Sands.

But first, commerce.

Previously on the Tony Kornheiser show.

One other thing, Michael Malone, I didn't see that coming at all.

I just didn't see that coming. What. I just didn't see that coming.

What are your thoughts on? This is North Carolina. What are your thoughts on that?

I might have believed Carl Malone or Post Malone before Michael Malone.

The Tony Cornizer show is on now. All righty then. We are in different locations. Nigel is with me. Michael is away. Sean is away. Sean's always away. It's okay. Sean's a genius. Helps us out. We're going to talk about the Masters all day long. I'm going to make a few brief comments. I mean, Wilbon wants to talk about the Masters. Sands wants to talk about the Masters. I watched every shot on Saturday and Sunday, most of the shots on Friday. Not as many on Thursday, but I

watched a whole lot of this. How did you balance on an afternoon Nats game? I went back and forth with the Nats and always missed when the Nats were scoring. But you know what, over the weekend, always saw the Nats being thrown out at second or third. The worst base running team in the history of baseball. And yet they swept. They did. Quick little sweep. Get the Brooms out. Yeah. So, I mean, normally I would talk about that at great length, not today. Roy McElroy won his second Masters in a row. There have only been three other people in the history of the Masters, 90 years of the Masters who have done that. Tiger Woods, Jack Nicholas, and Nick Faldo. Tiger Woods and Jack Nicholas are the two greatest golfers of all time, and Nick Faldo's in everybody's top ten. He has six majors. The only majors that matter to him.

The British opening got three and three of the Masters.

The Masters is the most important tournament worldwide.

Rory McElroy has two in a row now.

Rory McElroy has six majors overall and is a legitimate threat to get to 10.

He is.

He got lucky yesterday.

He performed very well. He got birdies when he needed to.

His shot on 12 was brilliant, but he got lucky in this regard. Justin Rose gagged. Over the back nine,

Justin Rose gagged. He had an eagle putt and ended up with a par, an eagle putt of 25 to 30 feet and ended up with a par, which is just unacceptable. He missed a one-foot putt, I think, on 17.

I mean, so he was never a threat to Rory.

Scotty Schaeffler, who was a threat to Rory, and finally started getting birdies on, you know, 15 and 16.

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