Hey, it's Tony. On today's show, we will talk with Michael Wilbon about the U.S. Open and more,

and we'll talk to Dan Gratziano about the good, the bad, and the ugly from week one in the NFL.

But first, commerce.

Previously, on the Tony Kornheiser show.

Let's talk about how you don't think anyone remembers Jaja Gabor, and the connection is not only do I remember the Gabor sisters,

but my father fixed Jaja's teeth in an emergency situation

while she was in Syracuse back in the day.

So I'm assuming his father was a dentist as opposed to some guy in the street

who put a sign up and said, teeth fix teeth the t the tony cornizer

show is on now all righty then we are loaded today let me do a favor for our dear friend

mori povich to begin with mori's got a podcast called on par with morin povich and the current

episode he talks with mark mowboy who was the editor of Sports Illustrated.

And when Sports Illustrated was at its height, one of three or four editors in chief, when Sports Illustrated, was the dominant sports magazine.

And he talks about, you know, hockey teams behind the Iron Curtain and the swimsuit issue.

Everybody wants to know about the swimsuit issue.

Sure.

You know, and it's good.

I mean, he and Mori are pals, and they've been around a long time.

So if you get a chance to listen to that, after you listen to this, by all means, listen to Mori Popovich.

I have a million things here. The Nats very quickly. The Nats won. All the games against the Cubs were day games. So I didn't watch any. I didn't watch a single pitch. Can't stay up for him? No, the Nets. Couldn't stay up for him. I could stay up. It was day games. I didn't watch them. Other things were going on during the day.

But they won, the Nats won the last two and won the series. We'll ask Wilbon about this, of course. Josh Bell hit a pinch hit home run. How about that? You know, it drives me crazy. How did, they put up like five or six in the ninth, right? their relievers

they're really good now

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