All right, final hour, 905.

It is Alan Jerry in for Boomer and Gio, built for a tough studio.

888, 808, 1019 is the number.

We get back to the Mets and the Yankees who open up three-game series tonight.

The Mets are in Baltimore.

The Yankees take on the Mariners.

Get back to that in just a moment, but just to kind of continue and finish the conversation and add to it.

Number one, we will have the roastmaster himself, Jeff Ross, in studio tomorrow, which I'm looking forward to at 8.30 tomorrow morning.

So that's kind of cool. He's got a one-man show coming up in August. I heard him on an interview, and I asked Al to see if we could get him in here. And Al has done a great job to get him here tomorrow.

But we were talking about biggest non-sports guests before the break through the years.

Now, I came up with a couple.

I came up with Dan Rather, and I came up with Hulk, oh, not Hulk Hogan's a wrestler.

He's the other one I said one during the break.

Dan Rather was one, and Donnie Wahlberg.

Donnie Wahlberg?

See, I don't think he's that big.

I think Mark Wahlberg's a big star.

Blue Bloods?

That's a huge show.

And he's got a new show called Boston Blue that's starting this fall on CBS.

So he's pretty big. When I told you, when you said who's the biggest guest, and I asked physically,

yes.

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