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end, draft kings.

Felger out today.

Maz still here.

Yours truly big, Jimari, Alex Barth.

You on the phones at 617-779-0-985 lot of people want to weigh in on maz's tears the

Thursday staple on feldger and mass mass's tears today all about one-hit wonders and it's tough

for me to not to fall into the the even it was short but like the somewhat prolonged one-hit

wonders again i emailed jeremy lynn like that that Jeremy lynn thing Lin Sanity. Linsanity in the winter of 11-12 was nuts. And you never really heard of him again. But that three-month span where he was on... The Knicks, right? Nick. And then he went to Houston. Cover of Sports Illustrated. I think he was like the cover of time. Like you couldn't... The Lincandity thing was insane. Tim Tebow, Tebowmania.

It's not that though. That's no. You're talking about one-offs, Mike Ruzioni, one that I can't believe none of us really thought of, Tom and Quincy, who tweeted at me. He said he missed the beginning of mass his tears, so I apologize if this was mentioned. Larry Brown, the corner for the Cowboys that won the Super Bowl, the MVP of the Super Bowl against the Steelers, parlayed that into a free agent deal with the Raiders never shined again. Perfect one. Larry Brown was a true one-hit one. Yep, and his name came up in the pregame discussion that we had in the office that you were not privy to, Murray.

I kept you out of it. Barth was in there. But Larry Brown's name came up. We left him off the list, but he's a worthy nominee. No question. All right. Who else you got? 617-779-0-985. Chris in Rhode Island. Go ahead, Chris. Oh, sorry. He said Chris in North Conway. Oh, Chris and North Conway.

Go ahead.

No problem.

Given the season... Oh, sorry. He said Chris and North Conway. Oh, Chris and North Conway.

Go ahead.

No problem.

Given the season, if you remember, Bill Johnson, the downhiller for the Olympics.

Very good. Matt said this earlier.

Very, very good.

And if you remember, Maz, he had that Class A toolbag press conference where he said the gold medal is going to be worth millions.

And then never heard from him again until he tried to make a comeback and almost died in an accident trying to get back on the course.

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