All right, now we're cooking with gasoline.

So a couple of questions in the mix.

One is, look, Stanley Cup finals start tonight.

Not that we would ever get to experience that again.

But Connor McDavid is the greatest player in any sport on the face of the earth.

He's the greatest hockey player ever, potentially.

Yet no one's watching.

Ratings are down 25%.

And I don't think anyone is stopping what they're doing tonight to watch Stanley Cup finals.

Why?

What keeps you from watching?

Part two was something simpler.

I'm rooting for McDavid because I think, and I know this sounds stupid guys, he's too good to not have a championship.

Like he's not a bleephole.

He's not like a guy suspended 18 times for drugs or who somehow had screwed up his career.

All McDavid does is show up to work.

And just, he, I hate saying somebody deserves one, but like, he's the opposite of Dan

Marino.

I got it.

Like, he deserves it. I want him to get one. I just don't think that hockey really

promotes itself. And that's why you have that. If you're not the hardcore fan, it's, oh, wait,

Stanley Cup, it's not over yet? And then you're like, oh, well, who's in it? And it's like, oh, okay. So you say it's lack of promotion, noted.

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