Michael, the way both clubs are developing, including the SAP Garden, would you like to be involved again?
Wolf: "When I look at the arena here, I would definitely want to play there again. Put on my skates and play another round. But those days are over."
Hamann: "Sure. We were here with the current team and they were all on fire. And I feel the same way. Of course it's tingling and you'd love to be back on the court again. Because you simply couldn't have imagined something like this in the early years. But okay, I think we've both had enough time away from sport. And the over-40s hurt your bones enough." (laughs)
What role did halls play in your careers? Do you fall in love with courts as a player?
Hamann: "The funny thing is: I've moved to all the clubs. In Bamberg and Berlin to the current arenas. Here in Munich from the ice rink to the Rudi-Sedlmayr-Halle, today's BMW Park. I love that place. I like places where the old meets the new. But sometimes you tend to think of certain games. Like the game against Würzburg, which we played in the second division in the large Olympic Hall. In front of 12,000 spectators. I think Effenberg brought the ball onto the pitch in the convertible. Unforgettable."