Taylor McGregor, welcome to Sports Spectrum. It's so good to see you.

So good to see you. Thanks for having me on. What an honor.

This is going to be cool. I'm excited to talk to you. You have one of the coolest jobs, I think, in the country, both as a team to be able to travel to some of the iconic

venues, if you will, in all of sports is awesome. And just excited to talk to you. But we always

try to make first things first on this show. So let's start with your faith. Let's start with Christ.

Who is Jesus in the life of Taylor McGregor? What does he mean to you? Yeah, well, I would say everything.

I would say that's really the foundation. And you mentioned just the jobs and I sit back and every

day I'm so grateful and sometimes it's hard to believe that I've been blessed with this career because

it's something I've wanted for so long. But I think it's also a reminder that this

could be taken away from me at any point. And the more that I try to find fulfillment and

satisfaction from the job, the more that it usually just leaves me empty and unfulfilled. And so for

me, finding my identity and finding my foundation in Jesus helps me really enjoy the process and not

make it too big because the reality is this job can feel really, really big sometimes.

But if you remember kind of your path to get here, who created this all for you, it keeps

everything into perspective. And so Jesus is

everything to me, but I would say he's the foundation of my hope and the foundation of who I am as a

human. And that's the tension in this business that you and I have both worked in for many years,

is how do you do your work with excellence? How do you go all in and make sure

you're doing your job at a high level and still not make it everything in your life, still not

make it an idol, still not make it your identity? What's that been like for you in this process for

the last, I don't know, a few years that you've been doing this? Yeah, I think the identity

comes from the idea that we

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