"I'll tell you what, they're doing all right," said Hargreaves. "Three Super Bowls for Mahomes?
Three MVPs. Seems to be doing all right in the cold.
Andy Reid, what a job he's done."
"He's certainly in the wedding. In fact, both of them are," chimed Fletcher.
Fletcher also mentioned attending a baseball game across the parking lot at Kauffman Stadium prior to the soccer match.
"I went to see the baseball last night across the parking lot," said Fletcher. "The Kansas City Royals against the Tampa Bay Rays.
It wasn't a good night for the team from Kansas City, I can tell you. There were fountains inside the stadium.
It was that warm; I almost went to go in them."
The commentators additionally referenced the high-profile nuptials of Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift taking place that weekend.
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"One thing you shouldn't see here tonight are any Kansas City Chiefs players, because they should be at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding.
If you've not got the invitation, you won't dare show your face here, I'm sure," said Fletcher.
Advanced Technology at the Indianapolis 500
Simultaneously, IMS Productions and FOX Sports utilized highly advanced technological configurations for the 109th Indianapolis 500, incorporating an automated HUD graphics system that tracks cockpit camera movements.
"This year, we were just tipping just over 100 cameras for the show," says Jason King, Director of Engineering, IMS Productions.
"Then you have all the replay channels and all of the onboards. We had 16 onboard cameras with dual paths simultaneously pulling two video signals.
