Sports personality Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo said he'd 'retire on the spot' if the Arizona Diamondbacks won Games 6 and 7 of the NLCS. They did just that.
, Arizona needed to win consecutive road games in a tough environment to clinch its spot in the 2023 World Series, a series it has not appeared in since winning it for the first time in 2001.
That prompted sports personality Chris"Mad Dog" Russo to put out a bold claim on social media. On his radio show"Mad Dog Sports Radio," Russo said he'd"retire on the spot" if Arizona completed the comeback.Whether he actually retires is unknown, but the Diamondbacks surely kept the receipts of his statement. During their clubhouse celebrations, players chanted"Mad Dog" in acknowledgment.
"So I've already told Mad Dog...he's got to put his money where his mouth is...I think he had his last day at the network today, as far as I'm concerned."
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