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The Kevin Chien-Chau. He is Kevin.

Tommy is here. I am here. I want to start the show by sending my condolences to Joe Raida's family.

Early yesterday morning, Joe passed away suddenly. It was a shock to so many around this city,

because Joe touched the lives of so many in this city. Joe's been the athletic director at Gonzaga

for many years. He's been a very, very important figure, a significant figure in the WCAC,

which is the most competitive high school conference. Not just in this city, but perhaps in the

country, certainly in basketball. Joe was an AD. He was a coach. He was an educator. He had such a

positive influence on so many young people over the years. He was kind. He always seemed optimistic.

More importantly, he was a father and a husband. And Tommy, his Gonzaga family is in shock.

Many of us just saw Joe over the weekend. He was at CJ's wedding over the weekend.

And he looked great. I saw him Friday night. He was a huge fan of the station. He was a huge fan

of this show. I've loved my conversations with Joe over the years. It was not unusual

while I was on the air for Joe to text to me to say, hey, show sounds awesome. I just want to let

you know that we beat McNamara last night by seven, just in case you want to fit that into the show.

But he just is going to be missed so much by so many. And I'm so glad I had a chance. And I

know so many people that were at CJ's wedding that no Joe are sitting here in shock. But at the

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