What's Crack? And I'm Jim Rome. Welcome to hour number two. Listen, I always mention this on Thursdays when we have our beef segment in hour number three.

Once we get going, we start rolling downhill and all of a sudden we're up on it and none of you are there. Now, I know you had a real big topic at the start of the program with those pictures dropping on page six, but I do need beef. So hit me up, get to the X at Jim Rome.

Hit me with a beef.

Get on the phones.

1-800-636.

868. but I do need beefs. So hit me up. Get to the X at Jim Rome. Hit me with a beef. Get on the phones.

1-800-636-86. Hit me with a beef. We need that for next hour. Right now, though, more importantly,

we are joined by a former NBAer, a Bay Area media legend. He played seven years in the association for the Hornets, the Warriors, the Magic, the Clippers,

played his college ball at Arizona where he was a member of the 1988 squad that went to the

Final Four.

As a broadcaster, he was an NBA analyst for NBC, ABC, ESPN, a talk show host at KNBR Radio in San Francisco for 28 years.

And now host of the Tom Tolbert Show, which is available on YouTube and wherever you get

your podcast.

We're joined right now by my brother Tommy T. Tommy, dude, how are you?

How's the fam?

Bring me up today, my brother.

How you doing, dude? Dude, I was just, How's the fam? Bring me up today, my brother. How you doing, dude?

I was just, I was loving the music, the bum coming in. It takes me back.

It's like I feel like I'm driving to go see a kicks concert at Jezebel, down in Orange County.

Oh, those were the days. Those were the days. The days in Tucson or the days when you were a legend at UC Irvine.

Oh, Zott.

Come on now.

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