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I really am thrilled that we have a legend here who's going to Peshaw being a legend

because he's got to be humble about

things, but he really is a unicorn because one part of this is super, super unique, which is

his peers will not have a bad word to say about him anyone who has worked with him.

So that's one kind of hard to achieve. But in today's America,

social media doesn't have anything bad to say about this man. Joe Buck is pretty good at his

craft. Joe Buck is somehow polarizing, even though he's a craftsman just like this man is a

craftsman. But I thank you for being here, Mike Breen, for a couple of different reasons.

Your work has been exceptional over 18 finals for 30 years broadcasting games.

But I also respect you because everyone I talk to says you are a fundamentally decent person,

which can, in this business, soaked with ego, be something that you don't find

very much of. So thank you for being the way you are, first of all. I don't know that people

know you. You probably purposely want to be off to the side of the stage in the shadows. Don't

want to be the story, but you have done your job exceptionally well for a long time, and I've been a big admirer for a long time.

Well, I'm humbled by the words.

You clearly haven't searched enough people to find people to say bad things.

But I so appreciate it.

And as I told you, I've been conscious of you've seen back in the early Nick Heat days

in your writing days and have mad respect. So it's a pleasure to be on, although you didn't

take my advice. And I thought your listeners and your viewers would be better served if you just

re-ran the Ernie Johnson interview over and over again, because that was just

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