Welcome back. Hour number two, Felger and Maz. Mike out today. Maz here. Jim Murray, Alex Barthew,

617-779-0-985. Just did Maz's tiers, the Thursday staple here on Felger and Mazz.

And the focus is one-hit wonders. So stem from the Quinn Hughes game winning goal over Sweden.

Yesterday for Team USA could be a goal that ends up being

a one hit wonder of sorts.

You just had one that came to mind, Alex Barth.

Who did Maz forget on Maz's tears?

So I don't know if this qualifies or not, but the way you talked about Mike Ruzioni,

like he turned the one play into speaking engagements and a book and this and that.

The play itself isn't that big, but Rudy?

That's more like a Hollywood story than anything else.

There's nothing he really did.

I get your point.

I just, I don't know.

I went to like, okay, a guy who turned one play into a brand.

Yes.

Oh, yeah, no, that definitely is true.

I guess that doesn't fit one hit wonder.

Yeah, he didn't have a moment where collectively sports fans were like, holy crap, Rudy did X. You know, it was just little Rudy Rutterger got to get on the field. And yay. Right. And would you have known about it if the movie didn't come out? Right. I would have because I'm a college football sick of, but most people would not.

Okay.

So, no, Rudy does not qualify, but I appreciate the-

I did get some text. Dave Henderson. Okay, so I think someone's on the phone that wants to offer him up. Henderson's not bad. He was a good player. I think he made an All-Star team. I'd have to look. Yeah, Ray in the car. Is that who you were calling on? Yeah. Hey, guys. So I got two Henderson. So that Hendus, I can recall watching that game, the socks were dead in the water. I think he hit it off of Lonnie Smith was the reliever for the angels who then later on, I think, sadly committed suicide. Donnie Moore.

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