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Settle on a poll question.

Got a play of the day.

Coming up, Dave Roberts, Dodger manager a little bit later on.

Deep dive on Andrew Luck.

What's he doing now?

That's one of those guys that you just disappear from the sport.

Doesn't do any interviews, doesn't care about doing any interviews,

didn't want to be an announcer, an analyst.

He just sort of disappeared.

The great mystery.

I have that for you coming up a little bit later on.

You know, when you retire, Duncan Keith, I think spent 17 years in the National Hockey League,

played for the Blackhawks, had a couple of Stanley Cups.

But his quote was, give the exact quote if you have it there, Seton,

where he talked about that he didn't exactly leave everything on the ice. He says, I mean, he has many more statements that talked about, well, my body, you know, I just haven't been training as well and blah, blah, blah. But the one that stood out to me was it's never an easy decision. I think there's a part of me that knows I could still play, and I think that's how I wanted to go out,

knowing I still had some game left in me, and I'm relatively healthy.

That's basically where my mindset was at.

Well, Barry Sanders walked away from the game at age 30, but I understood the frustration level,

and I was very close to Barry at that time and was even given a heads up that he was

retiring and going to London but I will and I was doing Sports Center I was not allowed

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