PMS 2.0 917 - Feel Good Friday With Kenny Albert, Buffalo Bills Center Mitch Morse, Coach Chuck Pagano, & AJ Hawk
On today’s show, Pat, AJ Hawk, and the boys chat about last night’s Game 1 of the NBA Finals that saw the Nuggets dominate the Heat, and if this is going to be a quick series, the Stanley Cup Finals starting on Saturday, and everything else happening around the NFL. Joining the progrum is one of the most legendary play-by-play commentators of all-time, the only man who currently calls all 4 major sports, Kenny Albert to discuss his career, the Stanley Cup Finals that he’ll be calling starting this weekend, some incredible stories from his career, growing up in the shadow of his Dad, and the his new book coming out this fall (15:28-53:41). Next, Pro Bowler, Center for the Buffalo Bills, Mitch Morse joins the show to chat about the Bills’ culture, building team chemistry, his relationship with Josh Allen, his thoughts on Thursday Night flexing, the Bills locker room, and if 6’5” is too big to play center (1:06:41-1:30:56). Later, Coach Chuck Pagano joins the show to chat about his interview with Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh that came out this morning for the 33rd Team, and what his big takeaways were (2:13:24-2:21:32). Make sure you subscribe to youtube.com/thepatmcafeeshow to watch the show. We appreciate the hell out of all of you. See you Monday, cheers.
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