Hey, good evening, everybody. Grant and Rhino, walking down the final couple of seconds of Minnesota and Dallas as the Timberwolves are trying to stay alive and get this series

to a game five. Rangers and Panthers is going to be going to overtime for the third game in a row and

we still talk about Bill Walton.

Rhino, good to talk to you man.

I hope you had a good holiday weekend.

You as well, Napes, happy to be here with you.

Yeah, I mean it was good until I saw the news about Bill Walton

and I did my podcast on him today. I know you did a show on earlier today. You know, the I've said I was blessed to be in his presence. I feel blessed to have done as many games as I did with him over a couple of year

span, but I was blessed just to consider him a friend and him considering me a friend whenever

he saw me and there will never be another

Bill Walton he was truly unique he was truly one of a kind indeed I heard

some of your comments I haven't listened to the podcast but I heard you say 40 to 50 games that's a lot with

Bill you know Grant he just connected with people on a different level when Bill talked you were

captivated you didn't know where it was going. That's for sure. But you know I was not my friend but I was lucky enough to be around him and Chris during my time at SDSU and he was a huge advocate of the program and also San Diego in general.

He was everything down there.

Yeah, I mean I don't have the exact number of games and the number of games isn't important.

You know just getting know him and all the

stories from different people such as you know Luke Walton telling me what he was

like as a dad Scott Pollard being at the Walton's house when they were in high school

Danny Ainge who I became very close with sharing stories about playing with Bill in Boston.

Yeah, I got the whole gambit of stuff is pretty amazing.

Pretty amazing indeed. We'll see if you want to call and you want to

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