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Better chance to return back to the World Series: The Yankees or the Dodgers? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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  Hertz very soon. Congratulations to the Hertz
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  family on his upcoming babies. So good for him.
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  Congratulations to him. The Dodgers took two out of
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  three games against the Yankees this weekend in their first
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  series since the World Series last year.
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  Aaron Judge hit his 21st home run of the season Friday night.
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  Ohtani hit two in that game to give him 22 for the year.
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  The Dodgers blew out the Yankees 18 to 2 on in Saturday's game,
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  including two home runs and seven RBIs by Mr. Max Muncie.
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  The Yankees avoided the sweep with A73 win on Sunday's game.
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  In Sunday's game, led by DJ Lemayu who hit who had four hits
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  and two RB is in the game. The Yankees are one of three
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  teams, along with the Reds and the Mets that haven't been swept
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  this season. Both the Yankees and the Dodgers
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  now have 36 wins following this series, tied for the third best
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  record in baseball. First of all, the he's looked
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  horrible in in game #2 against the Dodgers, they were
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  absolutely putrid. The pitching was horrible and
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  Max Free had his first loss on Friday.
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  So it didn't look good and I'm not taking shots at Max it.
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  Wasn't because he pitched bad? No, but he gave up six earned
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  runs in that game. So I again, going back to
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  looking at what the Dodgers have done to the Yankees over the
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  last two years, it doesn't look good.
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  Now hopefully if they meet up in the World Series again, the
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  Yankees will have a a better chance of winning.
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  Rondon is Rondon has played fantastic all season.
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  I think his ERA is 2.67. He's been sensational with Max
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  Freed with his ERA at 1.97. I mean, they've been a good 1-2
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  punch. Could you imagine if Garrett
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  Cole was a part of this rotation?
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  This would be the best rotation in baseball.
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  You can't even argue that, but the Yankees Aaron Judge if Aaron
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  Judge doesn't hit this team has had a lack of offense.
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  Now, John Carlo, obviously should this this team when he
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  actually heats up and he gets fully back into this lineup, but
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  hopefully this lineup looks a little bit better.
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  And Bellinger was on a what, a 1413 game hitting streak.
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  Maybe he his back comes alive. But Goldschmidt has been
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  sensational. But against the Dodgers, they've
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  just they can't hit against them.
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  And again, you're going to have to show up against Yamamoto like
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  they did on Sunday. If they do that and Otani should
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  be back on the mound in the second-half of the season,
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  you're going to have to contend with that as well.
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  So I do believe the Yankees are better than they were this past
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  weekend. But you don't you don't go out
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  against the Dodgers and give up 18 runs.
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  That was embarrassing. I know it was in LA, but it's
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  embarrassing when you don't show up in the in a game where and in
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  a series that you expect the Yankees to remember what
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  happened last year, especially in game one when they were up
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  six to five going into 9th inning and a bad blunder
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  deciding to bring in Nestor Cortez, which cost them really
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  the series. Because maybe if the Yankees win
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  that game, they're up 1 nothing and they win Game 2, they're up
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  to nothing. Maybe it's a different series,
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  but the Dodgers are the best all around team in baseball when
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  healthy. They didn't have Mookie Betts.
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  When Mookie Betts gets healthy, the Yankees are going to have to
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  contend with that, but the Dodgers are going to pick up
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  their pick up the slack. They were never going to be as
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  bad as they were in the beginning of the season.
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  This is too good of a lineup. Freddie Friedman is one of the
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  best players in baseball when he's 100% healthy and they have
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  a tremendous lineup. Just think about this, they have
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  3 MVP's when healthy in their lineup.
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  They have Mookie Betts, they have Friedman and they have
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  Otani. Just think about that.
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  The Yankees do too. If you really look at it, they
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  do too Goldschmidt, Giancarlo and Aaron Judge.
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  But I think obviously the better three and the better duo or the
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  trio, I would go with the Dodgers because Mookie Betts you
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  can argue is one of the top five best players in the league.
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  Freeman you can argue when healthy he's a top ten player
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  and then Otan. Belkin, he won an MVP.
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  Yeah, yes. He did.
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  Yeah, he did. But I also look at Belcher.
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  It's consistency, and Bellinger did win an MVP, but nobody even
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  remembers. Winning and I think also I also
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  look look at the stats too, like if Yelich doesn't get hurt, he
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  probably wins the MVP. Like I think he got hurt in the
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  last month of the season. I just I think.
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  Obviously. I think obviously the Yankees
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  lineup is very important this year and they're going to have
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  to show up against these teams, especially against the Dodgers,
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  if they expect to win. I think they have more depth.
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  Definitely losing. Wan Soda, Wan Soda's doing
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  nothing right now with the Mets. I know everybody's going to say,
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  what do you mean? He has ten home runs, but he's
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  at batting 233. I already had a double play
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  tonight. Yeah, he's batting 233.
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  The Yankees aren't missing. And when they added Max Free and
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  they have Goldschmidt, who's batting 340-4340 right now.
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  And then Bellinger at one point, you know, was batting 197 and
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  now he's batting in the 250. So I think if Bellinger brings
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  up his batting average to 270, this line up could be very
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  potent. And and we haven't seen this
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  line up at a full strength. We have the jism man who hasn't
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  been 100% healthy. Giancarlo has really not been in
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  this line up. So we'll see what this line up
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  is going to be at full strength. And by the way, the Yankees
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  bullpen has been one of the more underrated bullpens in all of
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  baseball. And Devin Williams is actually
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  back. He's actually shown up over the
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  last couple weeks and pitch very well in this in in this bullpen.
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  So if Devin Williams is at full strength in this bullpen, plays
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  on all cylinders and and obviously doesn't die down in
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  the second-half like we've seen many Aaron Boone bullpens have
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  done over the last couple of years, I I think the Yankees
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  could be a very dangerous team in the playoffs.
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  Yeah. The difference I think with this
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  bullpen, though, it's younger. Like a lot of the times it was
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  the veterans that died out and they either got hurt or they
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  just got too worn down. But now they have younger
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  pitchers they can use in those roles too.
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  Weaver's been unbelievable. Yeah, Weaver's been very good.
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  Clark Schmidt, when he's healthy, he's been.
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  Going out now. Yeah, we've heard about a month
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  and 1/2. Yeah.
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  Oh, wow. Oh.
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  That doesn't matter. I, I, we need him for the
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  playoffs, right? We need him for the playoffs
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  and. That's where it looks like the
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  organizational deaths a little better.
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  We're fine. And I think the hitting wise
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  too, it's the same kind of thing like the Yankees were always
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  just that are top heavy. Now they have the assets both
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  with the veterans like you were saying, Goldschmidt and
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  Bellinger and the youngsters, Wells hitting at certain points,
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  Ben Rights at the beginning of the season at certain points
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  too. So it's just a difference.
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  But the Dodgers still have the model right now and it's
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  showing. I think they have 11 pitchers
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  hurt and they're still not missing a beat.
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  Can I give you some Dodgers injuries?
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  Because you're talking about the Yankees, not.
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  Like I said, I think they have 11 pitchers hurt or something
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  like that. It's way worse for the Dodgers.
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  I predicted this to happen. I predicted this to happen.
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  So Mookie Betts has a broken ring toe on his left foot, so
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  it's just a pain. Tolerance from all the bowling
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  he does. Well, whatever it is, is the tip
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  of his ring toe, so. You can't do anything for that,
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  by the way. There's nothing you can do
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  besides you just have to let it heal.
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  It just hurts and you just gotta deal with it.
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  Glass now as you and we all knew he was going to be on and off
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  the aisle this year. Blake Snell hasn't really done
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  anything yet this year. He should.
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  He's starting to throw right now.
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  He had a set back. Not everybody remembers.
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  Michael Kopech is on the Dodge and Kopech and he should be back
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  this week. So that's another guy that I've
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  seen touched in the high 90s that they'll get.
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  Kirby Yates should be back at the end of the week as well.
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  So that's another high end reliever.
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  They lost Sheehan, they lost some other guys I haven't really
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  heard of. Obviously Rokie Sasaki went down
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  and what he didn't pan out this year is probably not going to be
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  much of a thing for this year. Trying and still in their pen.
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  They, you know, he's starting up a progression.
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  They are gradual. He might come back later in this
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  like a late season. These are names, like real,
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  legit names that they just aren't even playing yet because
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  they have so much money and so much death because of the money,
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  they built A-Team to last. So even though these guys are
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  out, they're still the best team in the league.
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  I will say this, they are DJ Lemay, who plays a big part in
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  this lineup for the Yankees. If he comes back even half at
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  full strength and he plays and he's healthy, he adds a third
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  base glove that the Yankees have been missing and he gives you a
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  switch hitting, you know, a guy that on, as far as I'm
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  concerned, could play a big part.
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  This is a guy that won a batting title in the National League, in
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  the American League. How many players have done that
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  before? So this is a guy, I'm not saying
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  that we need the old DJ Lemayu that wins batting titles.
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  You just need him to be a 27276 hitter if he gives you that.
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  I mean, the Yankees, their lineup is potent.
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  It it could be really, really potent.
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  DJ Lemayu was lost a loss all season last year, practically up
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  and down. And even in the playoffs, where
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  was DJ Lemayu wasn't even, it didn't even play in the
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  playoffs. So they need DJ Lemayu to stay
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  healthy. If he could stay healthy this
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  line up from top to bottom. Jabba, you've been saying this
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  over and over and over again. Remember when we we started this
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  and we, we started doing like a little podcast show after, you
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  know, during the playoffs, what did we talk about?
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  The reason why the Yankees we're going to have a problem with
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  winning against, you know, maybe the Dodgers or whoever comes out
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  of the the National League is they don't have a potent line up
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  from 1:00 to 9:00. Now you you get rid of soda when
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  you add Bellinger, you have a healthy DJ Lemayo, Giancarlo
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  Stanton, and then you have Goldschmidt.
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  This is a potent from this is a potent lineup from 1:00 to 9:00.
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  This is a different team than the Yankees were last year.
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  Yeah, I think it's it's different in a way where there's
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  a little bit more diversity in the fact of they can do a lot of
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  different things. They're not going to rely on one
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  certain thing. Obviously we've seen what
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  Stanton can do in the playoffs and you know, and that's that's
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  why I'm not like too worried about him getting back anytime
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  soon because because he's proven what he can do in the playoffs.
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  I think with Lemahieu, I think it's I, I think you're 100%
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  we're not going to get the the batting title winner.
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  We're not. And and that's OK because Father
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  Time wins everything, as we've said on the show before.
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  But if we can get half to 3/4, I mean, he's still, he brings
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  great value to what they are and what I love too about things
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  that they have done and and where I'm I don't like.
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  Obviously they're, you know, they're the same record as the
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  Dodgers right now. And nobody would have thought
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  the Tigers would have the best record in baseball right now.
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  Nobody would have thought that here as we sit in the beginning
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  of June. But being able to have those
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  guys and then bring them back at at at some point it it it's kind
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  of like you get a free agent. I would like them to see them do
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  something at the the deadline. I don't know what they're going
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  to do or what they're willing to give up.
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  We'll have to have, you know, Brian, come back on and give us
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  a little insight on that once we get closer to the deadline.
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  But I think with this line up it it it has guys that have won
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  before and know how to win. And they may have had off years,
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  but they know how to win. They've been in the situation
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  before and as you know, in a clubhouse, you know, like when
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  guys don't panic because it's like, we're going to go through
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  a bad stretch maybe. But if you have guys that know
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  how to win and know how to just like, hey, you know what?
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  It's not a Sprint, it's a marathon.
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  And I think that's really how this lineup got even better.
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  Mind you, losing a Soto is is you're losing a Soto?
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  Yeah. You're looking at his year and
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  seeing what he's sitting. Yes, but it still sucks to lose
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  a Cal. Bellinger is having a better
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  year than Soto is right now. Oh, I know, I know.
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  But I'm, I'm not saying that it's, it's a bad thing that we
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  have Cody, but it's also, you know what we do.
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  And we didn't lose anything from the maturation side.
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  Think about this. Soto has 1/2 as a young guy, but
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  still has belly. But Belly also grew up around
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  the game and knows what it takes and knows that there's no panic
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  because his dad. Played for the Yankee.
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  And I don't ever give cash credit because I wouldn't piss
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  on him if he was on fire. Well, that's a good line.
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  But but I think I think he did a great job of bringing the right
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  guys in that have the mentality of how to win and not panic and
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  not like take it too much into their own Dome.
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  Be like, well, if we don't win, we don't win.
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  Well, no, we don't have to win right now.
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  Let's just be the last one standing.
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  And I think he brought really, really, really good guys in that
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  understand that mentality, why I think this team is better and
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  even without our best pitcher. But yes, did we bring in a guy?
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  But have we seen what Max Freed has done in the playoffs too?
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  So it's going to be kind of up for debate, but.
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  He's also, I love that he's also had problems against the
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  Dodgers. If you look at Max Freed, his
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  his record against the Dodgers, it's not good.
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  And he's actually the Dodgers have been his kryptonite, so.
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  Evan the Phillies. Yeah, he's been there.
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  His kryptonite, so. Yeah, yeah, they do have a good
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  they they have a good mix of veterans and younger players.
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  I'm just looking at their roster.
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  Carrasco veteran, Freed veteran, Hamilton probably in that, what,
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  3 to 4 range. Mark Leiter, junior, veteran,
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  Luaisiga veteran, Rhodon veteran, Smitty.
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  Well, Warren, young guy Devin Williams, they brought him in
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  veteran back into the pen. Obviously struggled a lot this
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  year, but I seem to be has gotten better.
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  Their catchers get worse. Yeah.
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  Well, yeah. I mean, well, geez, can always
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  get worse. I don't think so.
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  I think his ERA was at 9 before he lost his job.
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  It was bad. No, it was 11 it.
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  Really was I? I thought it, I thought it was
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  at 9:00 so. It's all samples you only get in
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  the first month of the season. Goldschmidt veteran, Lemayu
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  veteran. Peraza young guy, still has got
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  some time. Ben Rice young guy, Yorbit Vivas
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  young guy, Volpi still young, still trying to get his bearings
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  in the big leagues, right. Bellinger veteran, Dominguez
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  young guy. It's a good mix.
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  Obviously Judge veteran if you have a very good mix.
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  And I think the best teams in baseball are the teams that can
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  mix older guys, 35 year olds, 33 year olds, guys who are ancient
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  and pair them with younger guys that are coming up and it gives
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  a good, I don't know, role model or it's a good visual to see, as
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  you're saying, Jabba, like, all right, shit, we just lost the
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  series. We got swept, whatever.
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  And you, you know, some of the younger guys like, how am I
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  going to get sent out? Am I going to get option da da
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  da da. And you see the veterans just
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  even kill the entire time because they know like, all
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  right, we lost the series. So what?
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  We'll make it up on the back end and we'll pick it up here and
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  there. And some of the best teams that
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  I've been on have been just like that.
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  And they're the most fun, too, because you're rubbing elbows
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  with guys who have been in the show for 8 to 10 years.
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  You guys that I grew up watching and now I'm getting to watch
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  them on the field and off the field and calling my teammates.
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  And it's just, it's just a really, it's a really good
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  atmosphere. And On the contrary, you could
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  be like the Rockies and be what, 10 and 50?
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  They just they just got the double digit wins, dog.
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  There you go. Finally surpassed the Broncos
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  win total. What a joke of an organization.
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  They have been, my point being they're just all young so they
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  don't know how to handle failure.
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  Now with that being said, later on in those career in their
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  career for those guys pan out and they have decent careers,
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  they'll know how to handle failure.
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  So. I don't know how many of those
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  guys are panning out in that Colorado team, but that's a
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  whole. Nother how many first round
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  draft picks do they have in that lineup?
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  I mean seriously, it's it's horrible to watch.
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  They're really bad. They're.
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  Really, really bad. They were depending on like they
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  thought were breaking out this year.
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  This Michael Toglia, they had to send him down to AAA.
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  He was a first baseman. Didn't work.
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  Ryan McMahon, supposed to be their All Star.
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  He's still batting 200, doing nothing.
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  They've they've got nothing going on.
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  Is it? Probably Tovar is their most
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  consistent player? It was shortstop, right?
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  Yeah, the shortstop. Probably their most consistent.
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  Hitter well, at the same time they paid they paid all that
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  money for Chris Brown and I it sucks because I know Chris isn't
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  trying to be hurt and doing all that stuff, but you know, you
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  give him all that money and then it just I mean, he hasn't even
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  played 100 games in the career that he's been with the Rockies
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  and it sucks because it's not like he's trying to get hurt.
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  It's not like he's and honestly, I don't know, Anthony Rendon and
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  so I may be speaking out of my ass on this one, but it just
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  doesn't feel like he wants pulled it out of my ass.
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  And I know Chris Bryant's been trying like, you know, he was
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  rehabbing in AAA trying to do all this stuff.
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  It just when you get to that point, like as as Goody was
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  saying, those are the most fun teams because it's like, yeah,
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  I've been on teams that suck and I know how to handle the
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  failure. And it it makes it fun when you
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  when you get to get some older guys in and you know, I remember
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  when Ichiro came over and I got to ask him, I go, I hated facing
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  you sucked Like it was terrible because they don't strike out.
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  It's going to be a long ass at bat.
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  I'm like, OK, let me just throw the kitchen sink at you.
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  And so when you get those guys like that, and I think that's.
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  But why are the Dodgers so great too in the same aspect?
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  They have a great manager, first and foremost.
• 18:53
  He knows how to manage the team, but he's also, I hate him, a
• 18:58
  player's manager. He's so bad where he lets those
• 19:00
  guys manage the team. I hate him.
• 19:04
  Oh my God, I absolutely despise him.
• 19:07
  I remember as a Boston Red Sox, I remember he was the, he was
• 19:11
  the guy that stole that base that really cost the Yankees
• 19:14
  that series. I mean, he, he, I couldn't stand
• 19:17
  him as a player and I can't stand him as a manager.
• 19:20
  So I, I anybody can manage that team, you can manage that team,
• 19:27
  Goody can manage that team, Speedy can manage.
• 19:29
  Goody's holding out for the Reds job.
• 19:30
  I mean any it's listen, I, I, I'm sorry.
• 19:34
  And as much as everybody wants to give them all the.
• 19:37
  You're talking about, are you talking about managing the team
• 19:40
  as far as because they have talent, Like there's more that
• 19:43
  goes into managing. I'm I'm.
• 19:45
  Sure team than just the numbers. I'm sure.
• 19:48
  But you have the executives, you have your, you have all.
• 19:51
  What do they call them? The The analytics department,
• 19:56
  they have all these guys that are like probably economic
• 19:58
  majors that'll give you the mathematical equation or what,
• 20:02
  what to throw at every single pitch in every single inning.
• 20:05
  All the MIT guys, according to Fish.
• 20:07
  It's ridiculous. It's absolutely ridiculous.
• 20:10
  Before we move on to dial it up, it just occurred to me that
• 20:13
  Anthony Rendon is the real life Roger Dorn.
• 20:17
  From Major League. Love that movie by the way.
• 20:19
  Does not want to get himself hurt, doesn't want to get dirty
• 20:22
  anymore. That obviously in the movie
• 20:25
  comes around to an extent, right?
• 20:27
  And then I realized as I was writing out Roger Dorn on my
• 20:30
  paper, that if you rearrange the letters, you can spell Rendon.
• 20:34
  Yeah. From Roger, I will say this,
• 20:36
  Roger Dorn's wife in the movie, she's got a mean body.
• 20:41
  She's got a mean body movie. Man, one of the best.
• 20:44
  Movies she looks she looked good.
• 20:46
  It's her revenge on Roger. She looked good in the 80s.
• 20:48
  That's all I'm going to say about that.
• 20:49
  That's a long. Time ago.
• 20:53
  Nice piece of ass anyways. Holy shit Dorn.
• 20:56
  I know Goodie can't say it, but I know he's looking at ass.
• 20:59
  Anyways. We call this Dial it Up.
• 21:03
  This regular. Scheduled.
• 21:04
  Hot Mix To bring you important news, we got a.
• 21:07
  Big broadcast to do. Here, we're about to dial it up.
• 21:13
  Welcome to Dial It Up everybody. This is our Lightning Round
• 21:17
  segment where Errol gets a bunch of stories he hasn't seen and
• 21:20
  has to do a Lightning Round take on it tonight.
• 21:24
  We start with the final episode of Inside the NBA on TNT.
• 21:30
  Yes, with the Knicks loss to the Pacers, that is the last
• 21:34
  broadcast of the year, end of all time for the TNT version, at
• 21:38
  least of Inside the NBA. If you don't know the show, it's
• 21:43
  the one with Shaq, Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith and Ernie
• 21:47
  Johnson. Ernie Johnson has actually been
• 21:49
  hosting the show since 1990, which is before these guys were
• 21:53
  on it. Kenny joined the 98, Barkley in
• 21:55
  2000 and Shaq more recently, still 14 years ago.
• 21:58
  In 2011, TNT gave up the media rights to the NBA, which is why
• 22:03
  the the show is moving. ESPN is not stupid.
• 22:06
  They are going to try to continue the show with the same
• 22:09
  four guys, at least to start Errol.
• 22:14
  Dial it up. It's pretty fair that these four
• 22:17
  guys are sensational together. But I expect Stephen A Smith to
• 22:20
  be a part of this. I expect Kendrick Perkins to be
• 22:23
  a part of it. I expect all those clowns to be
• 22:26
  a part of this show. It's going to ruin the show.
• 22:29
  They have a great fabric of of talent on the show as it as it
• 22:34
  is. Is it they're together for over
• 22:36
  all these years. Shaquille O'Neal actually joined
• 22:38
  the show, but it was really Charles Barkley and Kenny and
• 22:42
  Ernie Johnson. They were sensational and N
• 22:44
  hated Shaq. The personality that he is and
• 22:47
  and what he brings to the table. It just gives a different
• 22:50
  dynamic to the show. It's a shame that TNT couldn't
• 22:53
  hold on to it. And honestly, when you look at
• 22:55
  the game as a whole and the NBA and what TNT brings to the NBA,
• 23:00
  it's so much, it's better than ESPN.
• 23:01
  Watching it on ESPN is pathetic. And I even watching on ABC,
• 23:06
  which is owned by ESPN, it's horrible.
• 23:08
  I just, I like the way they produce and they bring the
• 23:13
  product to the forefront on TNT. It's horrible to it's horrible
• 23:17
  that Turner TV took it away. And I think Turner TV should
• 23:20
  have fixed this or and try to renegotiate the deal.
• 23:23
  But the NBA did not want to be on TNT anymore.
• 23:26
  They wanted it all on ESPN. It figures.
• 23:30
  You know the I'll say this again, LeBron James Association
• 23:34
  has been like this for a long, long time.
• 23:36
  And now LeBron got what he wanted on ESPN.
• 23:38
  So good for him. Congratulations.
• 23:40
  I'm 100% there on it looking at this entire panel, this entire
• 23:45
  crew on for as long as I've been watching basketball for there's
• 23:48
  nothing more entertaining than watching these four honestly,
• 23:51
  not even barely talk about basketball, but when they
• 23:53
  honestly did talk about basketball, very entertaining.
• 23:55
  But ESPN, it will not be the same on ESPN and not only for
• 23:59
  that fact, but it's also everybody also looks at ESPN as
• 24:02
  sort of a, well, it is owned as a Disney sort of owned piece of
• 24:07
  network. So it's honestly going to be
• 24:08
  very censored, very, I guess dumbed down in the sense that
• 24:11
  it's definitely not going to be the same.
• 24:12
  So it's really the end of an era because it's definitely not
• 24:15
  going to be the same NBA on TNC or the inside the NBA that I
• 24:20
  grew up watching. So it's pretty heartbreaking it.
• 24:22
  Does feel like it's the type of show ESPN is going to screw up,
• 24:25
  that it feels like it to me. But we'll see.
• 24:27
  I hope it's still good as we move forwards with those guys.
• 24:31
  Shaq was my all time favorite non Nick.
• 24:33
  Let's move on to the next one. We're going to go to baseball
• 24:37
  and Lou Gehrig's day is today. So during last night's game,
• 24:44
  Carl Ravitch, who was calling the game for ESPN the back in
• 24:47
  the day, did Baseball Tonight forever and now he's doing the
• 24:49
  play by play was calling. The game took a break from the
• 24:52
  action to present a video package about Lou Gehrig and
• 24:55
  ALS, the disease more commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease.
• 24:58
  ESPN played a short video package during the broadcast
• 25:01
  featuring an AI voice of Sarah Lang's.
• 25:04
  A long time baseball statistician and reporter was
• 25:07
  afflicted with ALS. Lang's voice has been
• 25:09
  significantly impacted by the disease.
• 25:12
  So the AI was really the first time, you know, we've gotten to
• 25:15
  hear her voice the way it was in a long time, including her.
• 25:19
  She had a very touching, she was very touched on social media and
• 25:22
  shared it out to everyone. She stays relevant to the game
• 25:25
  with her continued contributions with some of the greatest stats.
• 25:28
  Sometimes I take them, I know Java.
• 25:29
  You reference them sometimes as well on social media while
• 25:33
  fighting. You know, literally the most
• 25:34
  uphill battle that there is, teams will wear.
• 25:37
  I mean, they must have been wearing it all night tonight.
• 25:39
  Red wristbands that say for ALS on them for support Errol.
• 25:45
  Dial it up. Oh my God, it's this is a
• 25:48
  horrible, horrible story, but it also brings such a light to what
• 25:52
  Lou Gehrig's disease is. It's a horrible disease, one of
• 25:55
  the worst diseases you could ever imagine to have, and it
• 25:59
  pretty much kills you. It takes everything away and
• 26:02
  it's a horrible story. But again, the what the MLB is
• 26:05
  doing for this young lady and what AI could could really
• 26:09
  change when it comes to the things that it can deliver in
• 26:12
  many different ways to a lot of sickly people.
• 26:15
  We've seen so many sick people over the last couple of years
• 26:18
  with so many different diseases and sicknesses and they can't
• 26:21
  speak. And now they have all different
• 26:22
  machines and things that they can bring to the forefront to
• 26:25
  help these sick, you know, sick and obviously unfamiliar,
• 26:31
  unfamiliar diseases to the forefront.
• 26:34
  It is a sad story, but Lou Gehrig is one of the greatest
• 26:37
  baseball players of all time. And he could have had a longer
• 26:40
  career. I mean, he could have played
• 26:42
  another 5-6, maybe even 7 years at the top of his game and
• 26:46
  probably would have broke more records.
• 26:49
  It's a shame because this disease came to the forefront
• 26:52
  and this guy is one of the one of the most sad speeches you'll
• 26:56
  ever see a New York Yankee. Has anybody seen the movie, the
• 26:59
  Lou Gehrig movie? I forget what it was called at
• 27:01
  It's a such a that movie. And in that speech was probably
• 27:05
  one of the greatest speeches in sports television, you know, TV
• 27:09
  or movie history. And it it really said a lot
• 27:12
  about who Lou Gehrig is and, and, and really how it really
• 27:16
  took his life. So it's a it's a sad story, but
• 27:20
  it brings it to light and and, you know, obviously what, you
• 27:23
  know, baseball is trying to do with the Lou Gehrig disease and
• 27:26
  try to help in many different ways.
• 27:28
  It's a good story as well, so. Pride of the Yankees is the
• 27:33
  movie. Pride of the Yankees, that's
• 27:34
  really. In 1942, that movie came out.
• 27:37
  Gary Cooper played. He looked just like Lou Gehrig
• 27:40
  too, by the way. Look just like Lou Gehrig.
• 27:44
  Yeah, No, you know what, I got a shout out to Sarah.
• 27:48
  She is an absolute monster, one of the best in the business.
• 27:53
  And shout out to you, Sarah. And, and we've obviously had our
• 27:57
  anything that I need, like when it comes to like research or
• 28:00
  something, if I need to sign something or figure something
• 28:03
  out, I holler at her and it'll be back with me in a couple
• 28:08
  minutes. And you know what she, she is a
• 28:11
  great aficionado for, for this terrible disease, but also in
• 28:16
  the way she looks at it and how she's approached it and how she
• 28:19
  still stays relevant and just so proud of her and always, always
• 28:23
  thinking about her and, and the things that she has done.
• 28:27
  And you know, it, it, it is crazy.
• 28:29
  You know, it became Lou Gehrig's disease.
• 28:30
  It's amyotrophic lateral sclerosis is what it really is.
• 28:34
  Don't ask me to say that. That's not going to be good for
• 28:36
  me. Yeah.
• 28:37
  Well, and it, it's, it's for me, my dad, you know, obviously, you
• 28:41
  know, getting epidemic and polio, like everything, like all
• 28:44
  these things are, are very, very important to me.
• 28:47
  And you know, when you, when you have these things and, and you
• 28:51
  see what it is. Lou Gehrig's The only exception
• 28:54
  they've ever made in the Hall of Fame.
• 28:56
  He didn't have to wait seven years because he wasn't going to
• 28:58
  get the opportunity because it was they didn't, they didn't
• 29:02
  have what they had right. And so it's I actually have a
• 29:07
  buddy of mine. He he got, he got it when he was
• 29:10
  30. And you know, he was my catch
• 29:14
  partner when I was playing and shout out, Scotty, love you,
• 29:18
  man. And so it's just, it's
• 29:22
  debilitating. It's crazy, but the one thing it
• 29:25
  doesn't get you, it doesn't get their mind.
• 29:28
  It takes their body, but it doesn't get their mind.
• 29:31
  And that's the coolest thing to be able to.
• 29:33
  We're going to have one of the greatest minds in baseball as as
• 29:35
  as what Sarah does and all the people you know, showing, you
• 29:40
  know, their forefront of it. And I just, I just saw a tweet
• 29:44
  with Mark Kotze from the the A's and how bug Shambi it is
• 29:50
  bringing it to the forefront. And, you know, it's, it's named
• 29:53
  after a baseball player. There's a lot of people that
• 29:55
  deal with it. And we, we've seen it in, in
• 29:58
  multiple facets of this sports world of people that have ALS.
• 30:01
  And, you know, the more that we can get to know about it.
• 30:04
  But at the same time, they're still here, they're still doing
• 30:08
  their thing. And, and you know what, I'm so
• 30:10
  damn proud to have Sarah's a colleague from the baseball side
• 30:15
  of it. And just for her to still be
• 30:17
  with us and, and share the moments that she is going to
• 30:20
  continue to share with us until she's she's going to, she's
• 30:23
  going to fight as hard as she can.
• 30:25
  And, and we know this if you know Sarah.
• 30:27
  And so it's just really cool to see.
• 30:30
  Yeah, so, you know, just one last time, shout out to Sarah
• 30:34
  Lang's. Isn't baseball just the best?
• 30:37
  All right, moving on to the next one.
• 30:40
  This is something Errol and I had a discussion about the other
• 30:44
  night, and we got to get into it.
• 30:46
  The NFL Hall of Fame debate in 2004, three great quarterbacks
• 30:52
  came into the league at the same draft, and we know who they are.
• 30:56
  It was Philip Rivers, Eli Manning and Big Ben
• 31:00
  Roethlisberger. So all three of them came in
• 31:03
  same year. They're all up for induction
• 31:05
  this year. Eli was up last year as we know
• 31:08
  did not get inducted even though he was a finalist.
• 31:12
  And the question is, are these other two going to get inducted
• 31:15
  as first ballot? Are they going to get inducted
• 31:17
  before Eli or at the same time Errol?
• 31:22
  Dial it up. If you look at Rivers, Rivers
• 31:27
  really has the best numbers out of both quarterbacks.
• 31:29
  All three quarterbacks. Now, Rivers never won a
• 31:32
  championship. Eli won two, Ben Roethlisberger
• 31:35
  won two. Ben won his first and he barely
• 31:38
  actually was even good. OK, now Ben actually has almost
• 31:42
  identical numbers as Phillip Rivers.
• 31:44
  But out of all three quarterbacks, Phillip Rivers has
• 31:47
  the best numbers. And, and again, I look at all
• 31:51
  three quarterbacks, they're all Hall of Famers.
• 31:53
  Eli didn't go in as a first ballot Hall of Famer.
• 31:55
  He'll go in this coming year. He deserves it.
• 31:58
  But I think Phillip Rivers is absolutely a first ballot Hall
• 32:01
  of Famer. Now you're going to go go back
• 32:02
  and forth with me and I know what you're going to say, Fish.
• 32:05
  He never won a championship and he played on great teams.
• 32:07
  As great as his teams were, none of those guys ever won a
• 32:11
  championship. When they left the team let
• 32:13
  Damian Thomason went to The Jets.
• 32:15
  He sucked. Gates was still there, and Gates
• 32:18
  wouldn't have been the same player he became if it wasn't
• 32:21
  for Phillip Rivers. Phillip Rivers never had a star
• 32:23
  wide receiver besides Antonio Gates.
• 32:26
  If you go back and you look at guys like Eli Manning, Eli
• 32:29
  Manning had a pretty good roster.
• 32:31
  I mean, they weren't. They were at least the wide
• 32:32
  receivers over there were better than what Philip Rivers had.
• 32:36
  And and again, Ben Roethlisberger had sensational
• 32:38
  Heinz Ward. I could go up and down some of
• 32:41
  the the good wide receivers he had.
• 32:43
  I just think when you look at statistically and you compare
• 32:46
  and contrast all three of these quarterbacks, I, I Philip Rivers
• 32:50
  is the best one out of all of them and the most accurate one
• 32:53
  out of all of them. And that's honestly it's by like
• 32:56
  3% three. So see I think he was career 67%
• 33:01
  completion percentage. Eli my Manning was like 62.
• 33:04
  And I was 60.3. Phillip Rivers is 64.9.
• 33:07
  Yeah, so and and Phillip Rivers was to me the most accurate
• 33:11
  quarterback out of all three of them.
• 33:12
  He just was unlucky, played for the charges.
• 33:15
  And by the way, Eli Manning had a great coach.
• 33:18
  Tom Coughlin's one of the the most underrated coaches of all
• 33:21
  time, very successful. Then you go over Ben
• 33:23
  Roethlisberger. Coward is one of the more
• 33:26
  underrated coaches too, Another great coach.
• 33:29
  And then had Mike Tomlin a, a winning a winning coach for his
• 33:33
  whole career over there in Pittsburgh.
• 33:35
  Who did he have? Who did he have?
• 33:37
  A Marty Schottenheimer. The guy was a loser.
• 33:40
  OK, then you go over there to North Turner.
• 33:42
  Horrible. I don't care how great of an
• 33:44
  offensive coordinator he was, he wasn't a good coach.
• 33:47
  He was horrible everywhere he went.
• 33:49
  So stop. This guy is one of the most
• 33:52
  underrated quarterbacks and one of the greatest quarterbacks
• 33:56
  when you compare his numbers to all the great ones, top five in
• 33:59
  almost every single statistic. He is absolutely.
• 34:03
  And yes, Steve White, eat your heart out cuz you can owe me my
• 34:06
  stake Hall of Famer. He had Matthew Stafford over
• 34:10
  this guy. What are you nuts?
• 34:12
  You're on drugs. I don't want to hear about
• 34:14
  Matthew Stafford. This guy had 5000 yards three
• 34:19
  times, I think in his craft. I'm not mistaken.
• 34:21
  He's a sensational quarterback. Take it away, baby.
• 34:25
  That's all I'm going to say. Are you done being wrong?
• 34:28
  Yet no, I'm not. Because I got stats up here to
• 34:31
  back up my point. You're wrong, which is very
• 34:33
  simple wrong. Eli Manning was significantly
• 34:36
  better, better than Philip Rivers in the postseason.
• 34:38
  Why are you going to look at the two stops?
• 34:40
  Stop with the postseason. Rivers stop with the postseason
• 34:43
  great completion apprentice according to you actually only
• 34:46
  completed 50. 9 Why are you looking at the postseason?
• 34:49
  We're talking about the regular season Peyton Mail.
• 34:52
  Oh really? Peyton Manning was horrible and
• 34:55
  you said Peyton Manning is one of the greatest of all time.
• 34:57
  Stop. You said Peyton Manning is one
• 34:59
  of the greatest. Quarterbacks in the top.
• 35:00
  He was horrible. He was horrible.
• 35:02
  Stop with this garbage. My numbers are wrong.
• 35:05
  You're going to tell me Phillip Rivers doesn't have better
• 35:07
  numbers than Eli Manning and Ben Rothenberg?
• 35:10
  And regular season he does. He does.
• 35:12
  Stop with your calculator. The.
• 35:13
  Exact same numbers as. Rob Again and Ben played on a
• 35:17
  better team. Well, you seem to forget a lot
• 35:20
  about how great those teams were.
• 35:22
  I didn't realize Vincent, the late Vincent Jackson wasn't an
• 35:25
  All Pro receiver. I didn't realize that Keenan
• 35:27
  Allen, who's like 35 and still playing, wasn't an All Pro
• 35:30
  receiver. Who made him an All Pro
• 35:32
  receiver? Who made him an All Pro Receiver
• 35:35
  receiver? Who made him an All Pro
• 35:36
  Receiver? Errol, He had two stud
• 35:38
  receivers. Who made him?
• 35:40
  Running back when? Hall of Fame when?
• 35:41
  Jackson left. When Jackson left when Jackson
• 35:45
  left, what did he do? What did he do?
• 35:47
  What did he do? Tampa was good.
• 35:49
  What did he do? Yeah, he went to Tampa.
• 35:50
  He was good. No, he wasn't.
• 35:52
  He was the second tier wide receiver.
• 35:53
  No, he wasn't. Stop with this garbage.
• 35:56
  You're going to sit here and honestly argue with him?
• 35:58
  Stop fish. You're so you're not, obviously.
• 36:02
  I don't know how you can write off the fact that Rivers was bad
• 36:05
  in the postseason. So is Peyton.
• 36:07
  Manning bad his numbers. So is Peyton.
• 36:09
  Manning look at his quarterback rating.
• 36:10
  It drops 10. Ben Roethlisberger wasn't really
• 36:13
  good in the four points. Ben Roethlisberger was worse
• 36:17
  than both of them in the playoffs.
• 36:19
  If you look at the overall numbers, look at Ben. 36
• 36:21
  touchdowns, 28 picks. He also was sacked twice as many
• 36:25
  times as both Eli and Rivers. But Eli, in case you don't
• 36:29
  remember. Kiss his ass 2.
• 36:31
  Super Bowl MVP? Good for him 2.
• 36:33
  For him, Super Bowl MVPS, how many does Phillip?
• 36:35
  And an elite defense. Phillip Rivers never had an
• 36:38
  elite defense like that. OK, give me a break.
• 36:41
  Stop with this the. Giants were not.
• 36:43
  Elite. They were elites.
• 36:45
  Early pass rush, but they weren't ranked that high,
• 36:48
  especially in 2011. In the defense wasn't that high.
• 36:53
  In the playoffs, in the playoffs, you're going to tell
• 36:55
  me. So you're going to tell me right
• 36:57
  now. You're going to tell me right
• 36:58
  now. Eli Manning was the reason why
• 37:00
  they won their Super Bowls. Get off it.
• 37:02
  It was their. Defense.
• 37:04
  It was their defense in their running game.
• 37:06
  It was their defense in their running game, that's what it
• 37:08
  was. 11 It was no way. It was no way.
• 37:11
  Eli was amazing. And let me talk about the
• 37:12
  completion percentage a little bit because that is a misnomer
• 37:15
  as well. Eli's offense was a Kevin
• 37:17
  Gilbride offense and if you know a little bit Kevin Gilbride, go
• 37:20
  back to the Tennessee Titans, Warren Moon and the run and
• 37:23
  shoot offense. What Victor Cruz was doing in
• 37:25
  his routes is he's looking at where the safeties and corners
• 37:28
  are positioned. Typical he's.
• 37:29
  Trying to take the top off of the defense.
• 37:31
  He's going on 10 to 15 to 20 yard routes and Eli's not going
• 37:35
  to be set 67% when he's throwing want it downfield like that.
• 37:39
  Eli had way more area yards per pass than sidearm throwing.
• 37:43
  Philip Rivers. Philip Rivers was didn't have to
• 37:46
  because he had guys he can throw short to with the best tight end
• 37:49
  and running back that receiving running back out of the
• 37:51
  backfield. So it's not like he didn't have
• 37:53
  to do it. But Eli, his completion
• 37:55
  percentage is down because that type of offense doesn't lend
• 37:58
  itself to a high completion percentage.
• 38:00
  Takes shots and the Giants took lots of shots with Eli until
• 38:04
  those last few years. All those guys last few years.
• 38:05
  Roethlisberger is probably the worst in the last few years of
• 38:08
  the all three. Eli wasn't very good and Rivers
• 38:11
  probably was better than the other two the last couple of
• 38:13
  years he was in the league. But they all weren't great at
• 38:16
  the Heights, though none of them were better than Eli.
• 38:19
  You're out of your mind. You're the fact that you're
• 38:21
  coming out. Stop.
• 38:23
  Stop with the Super Bowls. It takes a team to win
• 38:25
  championships. Stop with this garbage in the
• 38:28
  regular season. First of all, Phillip Rivers has
• 38:31
  better numbers than Eli Manning all together in their careers.
• 38:34
  I don't care about the Super Bowl.
• 38:36
  And stop. Yeah, no, no.
• 38:39
  Again, you're going to the playoffs in their full careers.
• 38:42
  I'm taking Phillip Rivers out of both of those quarterbacks.
• 38:45
  And again, you want to say that you want to go back, back in the
• 38:48
  playoffs and talk about what he won as an MVP.
• 38:51
  I'm not MVP of the playoffs. Again, Phillip Rivers, when you
• 38:55
  look at what he had as a coach and you look at both guys those
• 38:59
  guys had, Coward could have probably won those probably 3
• 39:03
  Super Bowls with Ben Roethlisberger.
• 39:05
  And then you have Tom Coughlin. Tom Coughlin is the only one
• 39:09
  that beat Bill Belichick twice, twice in the Super Bowl.
• 39:12
  Stop with this coverage. If you told that to anybody, if
• 39:16
  you sat down with people right now and you say out of all three
• 39:19
  quarterbacks, who's the best one out of all of them?
• 39:21
  If you look at straight up numbers throughout their career,
• 39:24
  regular season and even in the playoffs, Phillip Rivers has the
• 39:27
  best numbers. I don't care what you say so.
• 39:30
  Well look, we'll see how they go in.
• 39:32
  I would be shocked if Eli doesn't go in before both of
• 39:35
  them because of the. NBA all together.
• 39:37
  They should all go. They should all.
• 39:39
  Go now. Roethlisberger, I think is going
• 39:41
  to get punished for some of those extracurricular problems
• 39:43
  he was having on some college campuses with some females
• 39:46
  earlier in his career. And I don't think they're going
• 39:49
  to put him in as fast. And Rivers didn't win.
• 39:51
  So I think it's he's going to have to wait as well.
• 39:54
  It's just a lot of other quarterbacks like Drew Brees,
• 39:57
  you know, other guys that you know are above these guys that
• 40:00
  are going to be talked about before Roethlisberger and
• 40:05
  Rivers. Probably Rivers less.
• 40:06
  I bet Aaron Rodgers gets in before Phillip Rivers.
• 40:09
  You're out of your mind. You're out of your.
• 40:11
  Mind, I think it's going to take rivers over 5.
• 40:13
  You're out of your mind. You've lost your mind because
• 40:17
  he's got better numbers. He's got better.
• 40:20
  But let's keep dialing it up. This was a good one.
• 40:22
  I think we're going to revisit this at some point.
• 40:24
  Next one, we're going to college baseball.
• 40:28
  The top 2 seeds in the College World Series.
• 40:31
  Vanderbilt and Texas have been eliminated.
• 40:34
  A couple of other high seeds also gone.
• 40:37
  They were knocked out in their regional tournaments.
• 40:40
  This is the second time since seeding began in 1999 that the
• 40:45
  top 2 seeds didn't make it past regionals.
• 40:47
  In fact, Vandy didn't even make it to their regional final.
• 40:50
  They lost in the regional semi to a team who then got blasted
• 40:54
  in the regional final. So Vandy lost to Wright State
• 40:58
  and Texas lost in their regional final.
• 41:00
  The UTSA guys, I know you're not a big college, college baseball
• 41:06
  guy, Errol. No, I'm not, but I.
• 41:09
  But I'll tell you what, when you see high seeds go down way ahead
• 41:13
  of time, it's got to be exciting.
• 41:16
  So I want you to. Dial it on.
• 41:19
  Well, college baseball is so interesting because once the
• 41:22
  World Series comes around and College World Series, you're
• 41:25
  talking about all these different teams.
• 41:27
  I remember Stony Brook when they went to the College World
• 41:30
  Series, everybody was talking about here.
• 41:32
  It was the biggest story. They didn't care about The Jets.
• 41:35
  They didn't care about the Giants or anything that happened
• 41:38
  through that season. It was the Stony, Stony Brook
• 41:40
  went to the College World Series.
• 41:43
  So I it's a, it's a cool story. I mean, I don't know much about
• 41:46
  Vanderbilt. I don't know much about their
• 41:47
  players. I'm looking at RJ Hamilton and
• 41:50
  and Jaden Davis. I don't know anything about
• 41:53
  these guys. So I'm not going to tell you.
• 41:54
  I'm not going to lie to you on what I know and what I don't
• 41:57
  know. What I do know is this is a good
• 41:59
  time to watch, you know, who and what type of players are going
• 42:02
  to go and, and be a draft, you know, be a high draft pick and
• 42:06
  where they going to go in the draft and, and what type of
• 42:08
  player is going to show up in the big game and in in this, you
• 42:11
  know, in this College World Series.
• 42:13
  So it's funny, obviously, Vander, I don't know nothing
• 42:16
  about Vanderbilt baseball, but it's a cool story that
• 42:19
  Vanderbilt is is moving along. So good story.
• 42:23
  No, Vanderbilt got knocked. Out.
• 42:24
  Well, I'm sorry, got knocked out, but they made it.
• 42:27
  They made it to the college playoffs, so whatever.
• 42:30
  I I don't know much about this stuff, so you're asking the
• 42:32
  wrong guy when it comes to. Traditionally a very good
• 42:35
  baseball. Scene I don't know as.
• 42:37
  Every. I don't know why you would bring
• 42:38
  this up and ask me because you should have told me Fish.
• 42:41
  We were talking about it so I can investigate.
• 42:42
  Wright State. Wright State eliminates #1
• 42:45
  Vanderbilt. UTSA eliminated #2 Texas Mary
• 42:51
  State upsets old miss Oklahoma State eliminates Georgia walk
• 42:55
  off Homer St. Mary's defeats Oregon State St.
• 42:58
  Mary's basketball school Columbia upsets Southern Miss
• 43:04
  Utah Valley eliminates Oregon Eastern Carolina rips North
• 43:09
  Florida, which I got a what's that smell for that Cincinnati
• 43:13
  over Wake Forest and right now I don't know what the score is for
• 43:17
  LSU, but. They'll lose you.
• 43:19
  They're. Down 1.
• 43:21
  We're down one the freaking Little Rock.
• 43:25
  The Tigers going down come. On Go Tigers.
• 43:28
  What are we doing? It took to me, I was talking to
• 43:32
  somebody on the way home from the game.
• 43:35
  It's like NIL doesn't mean anything.
• 43:37
  It doesn't mean anything because if you can't get it done in the
• 43:39
  postseason, yeah, you get paid all this money.
• 43:41
  But if you can't win in the postseason, what is all that
• 43:43
  money good for? School's not going to get more
• 43:45
  money. School gets more money when they
• 43:47
  win. So it's crazy.
• 43:49
  It's crazy seeing all these teams just going in laps. 65.
• 43:53
  Now do you do you think that splits with the NIL being being
• 43:56
  that baseball's not the prominent sport for a lot of
• 43:58
  those schools, Maybe that's why it's not as big drastic yet like
• 44:01
  you saw him, I just. I think the world's watching the
• 44:04
  playoffs if if I'm going to tune in and when the College World
• 44:07
  Series comes around, I want to see who's in the game because
• 44:10
  some of these guys could be top draft picks.
• 44:12
  What you're watching right now, like Murray State, they might
• 44:15
  have maybe one or two guys drafted, I don't know, I haven't
• 44:17
  watched them, but like Texas is probably going to have half your
• 44:20
  team drafted so and they just got eliminated.
• 44:23
  So like you're going to watch like that's why baseball is the
• 44:26
  greatest sport because you can get a you can, you can have
• 44:30
  upsets like this all the time. It's insane.
• 44:33
  Ole Miss when they won two years ago in an 80.
• 44:35
  See you. Mean more pitches are, but he's
• 44:37
  75 years. See, ladies and gentlemen, he
• 44:39
  had to throw that out there. Baseball's the best sport.
• 44:43
  It's it is because it's like it's literally the pitcher can
• 44:47
  go out and just have the game of his life like Dallas Braden,
• 44:50
  like perfect game. Like that's what he's known for.
• 44:53
  And now he now he commentates for for the eights, but it's
• 44:56
  like that's what he's known for. But if you if you look at his
• 44:59
  career, he was trash. That's what, well, it was he
• 45:04
  underperformed. Let's just say that.
• 45:05
  I like that. But yes, it's it's like it's
• 45:09
  something like that. It's just at any given time,
• 45:10
  it's not like, you know, like little Giants and they just show
• 45:14
  up and anybody show up and win. But that's a good move.
• 45:16
  College baseball, to me, so much fun to watch because of stuff
• 45:20
  like this. Now, I was a part of that LSU
• 45:22
  team that did lose to Stony Brook.
• 45:24
  That really sucked it. Was a good time, good time over
• 45:28
  here alone now. Did you ever did you ever make
• 45:29
  the World Series? No, we lost to Stony Brook.
• 45:32
  My own new and. And but my point, my point being
• 45:36
  is how many guys on Stony Brook are in the big.
• 45:38
  Leagues. All right, one actually. 11 How
• 45:42
  many guys? Any wonder world?
• 45:44
  Any wonder World Series buddy? Anyone in the World Series I
• 45:47
  know? But how many guys were in the
• 45:50
  big leagues? From my LSD Manny, I understand.
• 45:52
  I got it. I got it.
• 45:54
  With eight guys, I got it. So it's like, that's what I'm
• 45:57
  saying. It's crazy.
• 45:58
  You want to watch college baseball like regionals or time
• 46:00
  to watch it Super regionals, college baseball's.
• 46:03
  Epic. Absolutely epic.
• 46:06
  Speaking of Joe Nathan earlier though, Tony Brook.
• 46:09
  I know Stony Brook from Joe Nathan, yeah.
• 46:12
  He built the field over there. Beautiful.
• 46:14
  It's beautiful over there. Last one, boys.
• 46:16
  He went as a shortstop. Here it is Zion Williamson,
• 46:20
  accused of rape and other sexual offenses.
• 46:24
  So interesting. Pelicans forward Zion Williamson
• 46:27
  is accused of rape, sexual, physical, emotional and
• 46:29
  financial abuse from 2018 to 2023.
• 46:34
  A woman identified as Jane Doe is accusing Williamson of abuse,
• 46:39
  controlling and threatening behavior starting at Duke his
• 46:43
  freshman year. 2 instances of rape or part of the lawsuit both
• 46:46
  in 2020. And the woman is seeking
• 46:48
  anywhere between 18 and $50 million.
• 46:53
  Here's the quote from the lawyer.
• 46:55
  We take these allegations with the utmost seriousness and we
• 46:58
  unequivocally deny them. This is from his attorneys at
• 47:02
  Barrasso, who's in Cooperman, Freeman and Sarver LLC.
• 47:07
  The allegations contained in the complaint are categorically
• 47:10
  false and reckless. This appears to be an attempt to
• 47:14
  exploit a professional athlete. Driven by a financial motive.
• 47:18
  Rather than any legitimate grievance, Errol.
• 47:23
  Dial it up. It's definitely a financial
• 47:25
  motive. I don't care what anybody says.
• 47:28
  Now, obviously you're asking for between 20 and $50 million.
• 47:33
  You're asking for a lot of money.
• 47:34
  And I'm not saying that somebody like Williamson wouldn't do
• 47:38
  this, but there has to be physical proof.
• 47:40
  If they don't have physical proof, that's why it's it's only
• 47:43
  a civil case. It's not something that's going
• 47:46
  to be if it was me and you or if it was anybody else on this
• 47:48
  show, maybe not Jabba or Nick, but any one of us.
• 47:52
  We're going to jail for life, OK, Because there's no way we're
• 47:55
  going to be able to protect ourselves.
• 47:56
  We're not in in the public eye. We're really not superstar big
• 48:00
  name players like Williamson. And maybe we are.
• 48:03
  But the fact is when you hear a story like this, you know, it's
• 48:06
  money driven. It's always money driven.
• 48:09
  And they're trying to, you know, take money from a superstar
• 48:12
  player that has a ton of it. Now, Williamson has been doing a
• 48:16
  lot of different things on the basketball court and off the
• 48:19
  basketball court. He's hanging out with porno
• 48:21
  stars and all these different things that you're hearing
• 48:23
  stories over the last couple of years.
• 48:25
  So we all know Williamson likes the sexy, you know, big boob,
• 48:29
  big ass type of girls. He goes to a bunch of different
• 48:33
  places. I'm not going to mention off off
• 48:36
  the basketball. So we know Zion Williamson likes
• 48:39
  to party, but I and by the way, he likes to do drugs too,
• 48:42
  because there's stories about that as well.
• 48:44
  But I don't know if I think somebody is trying to get some
• 48:48
  money from him. And obviously, being that he has
• 48:50
  a name and he's got millions and millions of dollars and what he
• 48:53
  has done off the court over the last couple years, they're
• 48:56
  trying now all of a sudden to Draw Something or try to take
• 48:59
  something from him that they probably he probably hasn't
• 49:02
  done. I don't believe this story
• 49:04
  unless proven guilty. And there is nothing that I've
• 49:07
  heard through the story that they have any proof that he did
• 49:11
  any of this. So this is just like somebody
• 49:14
  from baseball that was accused of something and probably will
• 49:18
  never play in the major leagues again.
• 49:20
  Zion Williamson and the NBA is different because guess what?
• 49:23
  It's the LeBron James association.
• 49:25
  So they get away with everything.
• 49:27
  So, but I I do not believe there's any truth to these
• 49:31
  stories. Yeah, it's a complex case from
• 49:33
  what it seems like. Obviously we know Diane Wilson
• 49:35
  was dealing with in college as well and off the off the court
• 49:38
  issues that like both outspoken stuff and like you're saying all
• 49:41
  this stuff. There's no proof.
• 49:42
  Yeah, there's not right now. It's, it's very layered.
• 49:45
  Like, I mean, it's tough to tell how much you're going to get the
• 49:47
  benefit of the doubt. They say they have Texas and and
• 49:50
  Texas could be very weird. You know how you use your words
• 49:54
  so Texas don't sell anything to the the judge and the jury.
• 49:59
  So and if it was, he'd be going to going to jail for.
• 50:02
  This right and that's what's difficult when you're judging
• 50:04
  something like this like how many different elements of what
• 50:07
  he's done. Zion Williamson I don't know if
• 50:09
  I necessarily wanted to give that out but like you were
• 50:11
  talking about the Trevor Bauer case Lindsay Hill and I think
• 50:14
  there were two others that didn't reveal their names in the
• 50:16
  process. Texas and it made it seem very
• 50:19
  vague as them being the source of it.
• 50:21
  So that's what maybe he would give him a little bit of it,
• 50:23
  like her not revealing her name as it was.
• 50:25
  I don't really trust him that he wouldn't have made that kind of
• 50:28
  decision, especially at that age in college too.
• 50:30
  For playing for Dupia has all this hype around him.
• 50:32
  Probably outside of LeBron and Wendy, the most hype we've seen
• 50:34
  of a prospect. It's money driven.
• 50:36
  Of course, of course, everything is going to be entertainment and
• 50:40
  money and all the stuff that he's done off with.
• 50:42
  Everything's going on right now with P Diddy and all these other
• 50:45
  guys that are getting in trouble and and I'm P Diddy is a
• 50:48
  disgusting piece of crap. OK, but Zion Williamson, there
• 50:52
  is more than enough proof and video proof of what P Diddy did.
• 50:56
  There is nothing, nothing, no information besides a couple of
• 51:01
  Texas that have any thought or proof that Zion Williamson did
• 51:06
  any of these things to this young lady.
• 51:07
  Now, I'm not saying she's lying, but it's always money driven.
• 51:12
  And I think it's despicable that because they're athletes and
• 51:15
  they have a ton of money and because of what he's done off
• 51:18
  the court over the last couple of years, they're trying to
• 51:21
  bring this story to the forefront and, and take money
• 51:24
  away from this kid. So I don't know, I, I, I think
• 51:27
  this is a bunch of crud and I think he's going to get off on
• 51:29
  it. Yeah, again, we were talking
• 51:30
  about it in the NBA too. Like they've been a lot more
• 51:32
  lenient with. There's a whole situation with
• 51:34
  Miles Bridges a while ago and I think he ended up getting to
• 51:37
  play again and domestic violence.
• 51:39
  But there was proof with Miles Bridges.
• 51:41
  Yeah, no, I understand. There was a lot more proof with
• 51:43
  Miles Bridges. There is no proof with any of
• 51:47
  this. And what this story is coming
• 51:49
  out to the forefront in Duke? There's nothing.
• 51:51
  There's no proof. So a couple of taxes.
• 51:54
  Give me a break. Yeah.
• 51:56
  And again, we've talked about it with other athletic programs too
• 51:59
  in college. Like those are the things that
• 52:01
  they like to cover up just to get get those types of players
• 52:03
  as well in there. And money like you said, money
• 52:05
  driven, paid under the table like yours.
• 52:09
  Duke and he's going to probably pay her off.
• 52:11
  She's not going to get as much money.
• 52:12
  He's just going to pay her off and move on and and try to just
• 52:16
  completely wash this away. But it's going to hurt Zion
• 52:19
  Williamson's trade, you know, trade options, because nobody's
• 52:22
  going to take on a guy that is involved with all these
• 52:26
  extracurricular activities off the court, which is a lot.
• 52:30
  Which is already a lot of baggage as it was.
• 52:32
  I defended him a little bit when I think people were too
• 52:34
  insulting of him with the whole weight thing.
• 52:35
  But everything else has been a lot of self-inflicted stuff with
• 52:38
  him and some of the stuff he says and obviously just.
• 52:40
  Just think about it. In the top of that draft you
• 52:43
  have Williamson, John Morant and RJ Barrett, and RJ Barrett is
• 52:47
  the only good one out of both of them.
• 52:50
  And I would say RJ Barrett isn't think about the one with all the
• 52:52
  distractions either. John Morant and Williamson, all
• 52:55
  these stuff off the court, it's terrible.
• 52:58
  It's terrible, and these guys are two superstars in the
• 53:00
  league. It's a horrible story.
• 53:01
  When Zion, Zion had all that hype at the time too and let it
• 53:03
  get to him and it just added up for a while and I didn't realize
• 53:06
  it was really that extreme. Cost to get Zion these days
• 53:09
  guys. You don't want him?
• 53:10
  Yeah, I don't want him. You don't want him.
• 53:11
  I didn't want him two years ago. I.
• 53:13
  Do, but probably good. Probably wouldn't be that hard
• 53:16
  to get him right. Well, it was interesting because
• 53:18
  Errol and I were discussing before like two or three years
• 53:20
  ago and before you guys joined us, like pairings Barrett with
• 53:23
  Zion Williamson at the time because he wanted out of the
• 53:25
  Pelican. And he wanted to play with RJ.
• 53:27
  That was before he signed that insane contract he signed at the
• 53:30
  time. I think it makes a lot of sense
• 53:31
  for the Raptors to go after a guy like Williamson to play with
• 53:34
  RJ Barrett. They're good friends and I think
• 53:36
  that makes a lot of sense. It would it would make a lot of
• 53:39
  sense and they don't have to give up much to get them.
• 53:41
  So I could see something like that happening, but the Knicks
• 53:44
  stay the hell away from Williamson.
• 53:46
  You do not want Zion Williamson a part of this organization.
• 53:49
  Madison Square Garden with the press and and all that garbage
• 53:53
  that you know this job, but you know this goodie in New York.
• 53:56
  You do not want to deal with that press when you hear all
• 53:59
  these stories in the backlash over the last couple of years
• 54:02
  with Zion Williamson on and off the court.
• 54:04
  Not a good sign. Not a good sign for the Knicks
• 54:06
  to sign or make a trade form. That's why that's why you just
• 54:11
  just hides under kind of like the radar.
• 54:13
  Like obviously this came out. But even with him being hurt all
• 54:16
  the time and, and like, could you imagine if that did happen
• 54:20
  in like the media market of New York, like with the
• 54:23
  expectations, like you guys said, like coming into it like
• 54:27
  one of the one of the most hyped guys probably since LeBron.
• 54:31
  Yeah, that's what I said before. Probably hit LeBron Wembe and
• 54:34
  then him. Just think about it.
• 54:35
  The last time that the Knicks brought in a player of this
• 54:38
  magnitude, well, he's not even at this man.
• 54:40
  Remember Raymond Felton with the gun charges that he had in the
• 54:44
  offseason? I remember that.
• 54:46
  That was that was horrible. And the Knicks had to deal with
• 54:48
  it because Raymond Felton was their one of their best players.
• 54:52
  He really was the second best player on that roster.
• 54:54
  Yeah, we call him fatten. That's what we called him so
• 54:57
  because he was always fat, you know, so.
• 55:00
  But he played himself in the shape though.
• 55:01
  Yeah, he's, he's an idiot. Raymond Felton was an idiot.
• 55:04
  I actually met Raymond Felton. That was a couple of years ago.
• 55:09
  He got so fat. And I saw if Ray, you're
• 55:12
  probably not listening to this show, but anybody that knows
• 55:14
  Raymond Felton, he got really, really overweight.
• 55:17
  He looks horrible right now and unfortunately I just remember,
• 55:22
  you know the time he was always a ball hog and he always went,
• 55:26
  he always went left on you, never went right, always went
• 55:29
  left on you. So I hated him.
• 55:31
  I hated him. That's all I'm going to say.
• 55:33
  One of those guys. Yeah, I didn't like him.
• 55:35
  I never liked Raymond. You don't know anything about
• 55:37
  that Goody so. Timothy Mozgoff.
• 55:42
  I remember that trade when Raymond Felton, Timothy Mozgoff
• 55:46
  and all those guys went for, you know, Mr. Carmelo Anthony.
• 55:51
  I remember that it was, it was one of the, IT was one of the
• 55:56
  worst trades I could remember the Knicks make and honestly
• 56:00
  came out to be not that bad because they give up six guys
• 56:03
  for one six guys. I actually was mad at the time
• 56:06
  that they gave up Wilson Chandler in that deal, which was
• 56:10
  which was so funny thinking back on.
• 56:12
  It he was good. Wilson Chandler, He was the next
• 56:14
  where the next he. Was fine.
• 56:15
  It was good. I mean, he's not someone that
• 56:17
  you don't give up in a deal like, no Wilson.
• 56:19
  Chandler. Oh God, Oh my God, I remember
• 56:21
  when the Knicks drafted him in the second round.
• 56:23
  But the Knicks have always been bad when it came when it comes
• 56:26
  to drafting people. So I, I will say Leon Rose has
• 56:30
  been pretty on top. I mean, toppings been a pretty
• 56:33
  good NBA player. Quigley is a great NBA player.
• 56:35
  RJ Barrett's a pretty fair good, good player.
• 56:39
  I, I mean, McBride is a good NBA player.
• 56:42
  I think Kollek's going to be a good NBA player.
• 56:44
  So we, we've seen that it's been pretty good to watch.
• 56:47
  So we'll we'll see this coming though the Knicks don't have a
• 56:50
  first round draft this year, they got 2 next year.
• 56:53
  So we'll see. The Knicks are going to probably
• 56:54
  trade those things off in the offseason if they expect to get
• 56:57
  a big name and and add him to add two of those picks into the
• 57:01
  draft next year. So we'll we'll see.
• 57:03
  Anyways, we call the next segment and the final segment as
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  we do this every single week. What's that smell?
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  Hold up, What is that smell? What's that?
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  Smell. Wow, we don't see that every
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  day. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
• 57:22
  we do this every single week. It's pretty simple and it's
• 57:25
  going to be pretty quick. So it's it's definitely a
• 57:27
  segment you're probably going to love or like if you never seen
• 57:30
  it, it's pretty simple. We give you a story and we tell
• 57:33
  you what it smells like. So tonight we're going to do it
• 57:36
  this way. We're going to go scoops, speedy
• 57:40
  fish. Goody Jabba me.
• 57:44
  Here we go all. Right.
• 57:48
  Basically everybody might know that I'm a pretty big WWE fan,
• 57:53
  pretty big wrestling guy, and I hate her over there.
• 57:56
  But anyways, yesterday the wrestling world was kind of hit
• 58:01
  with some big news that Ron the killings R Truth.
• 58:07
  Basically Ron Killings, his real name and known as R Truth
• 58:11
  basically got released, got released from Tupac.
• 58:15
  WE Tupac's old friend. He has a picture with him, used
• 58:18
  to be opener actually for him a couple of times and actually has
• 58:21
  a pretty cool iconic picture. And stuff like that.
• 58:23
  He did, yeah. So he has a pretty cool picture
• 58:25
  with him and everything. Basically. 17 year veteran is
• 58:28
  getting released from WWE and took the time to go on Twitter
• 58:31
  to send a heartfelt message to not only the fans, but all the
• 58:34
  WWE people that he's worked with and everybody that supported him
• 58:38
  to where I I am honestly heartbroken for the fact that
• 58:41
  this dude growing up was such a such a great guy.
• 58:44
  Everybody used to love singing his theme song.
• 58:46
  What's up. But if you know, you know
• 58:48
  basically not only that, but he was one of the most loved
• 58:52
  persons in the backstage couple years ago.
• 58:54
  I remember when WWE Network became a thing.
• 58:56
  It was a thing where everybody remember watching him.
• 58:59
  It was his birthday on one of the episodes and everybody came
• 59:02
  out singing him happy birthday in the entire locker room.
• 59:05
  Came out whether they were a heel face.
• 59:07
  The dude is so loved backstage and I don't want to take shots
• 59:09
  because I don't know what. If he was so loved, they would
• 59:11
  have given him another contract. I'm hearing that he doesn't want
• 59:14
  to have his contract renewed. That's that's the situation.
• 59:16
  That's going on. I'm sure that's what everybody
• 59:18
  wants. I don't know, I don't know
• 59:19
  what's happening between backstage or whatnot.
• 59:21
  I'm not going to get into it too nitty gritty or whatnot, but the
• 59:25
  sake of him leaving just smells like the one and only the
• 59:29
  biggest ass and the WWE. There's F Rakishi stink face
• 59:34
  after having a Mexican burrito, so yeah.
• 59:37
  All. Right, that's a good one.
• 59:41
  All right, so I'm going to go to the hot as a little hockey.
• 59:44
  So the Capitals sent an e-mail to season ticket holders that
• 59:48
  this would be Alex Ovechkin's final season.
• 59:50
  And then it was revealed, I think it was on Friday, that
• 59:53
  that e-mail was actually false. And Alex Ovechkin said he's just
• 59:56
  returning next season. He did not say that would be his
• 59:59
  final season, but the Capitals tried to make a stir of it and
• 1:00:02
  they said the e-mail was sent by accident.
• 1:00:04
  So, fish, you'll like this one. There's a apparently there's a
• 1:00:07
  crypt. There's a crypt under the
• 1:00:08
  Capitol building. So what does it smell like?
• 1:00:10
  It smells like a bunch of mummies rising from the Capitol
• 1:00:13
  building, biting Tom Wilson. And they'll let all the blood,
• 1:00:16
  sweat and guts that emerge. From that.
• 1:00:19
  I hope they they they take Tom Wilson out.
• 1:00:22
  I'm sure you do. I got one for.
• 1:00:25
  You. I like Tom Wilson.
• 1:00:26
  I don't know why you hate them. Why?
• 1:00:28
  Because he you know. He's the best part of hockey.
• 1:00:32
  You have a villain. If he's not on.
• 1:00:33
  Your team, I love him and he's not a part of my team.
• 1:00:36
  He's a villain. You like villains?
• 1:00:37
  You like bullies? That's what's great about
• 1:00:40
  because when. When you were when you were
• 1:00:42
  younger, you beat up like 11 year old Sidney Crosby when you
• 1:00:45
  played against I. First of all, he was 12.
• 1:00:47
  Yes. And I I gave him a nice little
• 1:00:50
  budget, you know, nudge. Did you my own boogies and
• 1:00:53
  stuff? No, against the ice.
• 1:00:54
  No, I'll never forget. I'll tell you guys quickly.
• 1:00:57
  I'll never forget when and I hit him in in a tournament and he
• 1:01:00
  turned around. His father was standing up right
• 1:01:03
  by the rafters calling me a son of a you know what and all this
• 1:01:06
  other stuff. And when I turned around and I
• 1:01:08
  got on the bench, I gave him the two fingers and I told him to
• 1:01:10
  kiss my ass. I told his father to kiss my
• 1:01:12
  ass. So true story on that.
• 1:01:15
  I taught him a lesson and he was a shit talker then.
• 1:01:18
  He's a shit talker now. So he talked a lot of crap.
• 1:01:23
  He's great player. Forgive those cheating those
• 1:01:25
  cheating bastards in Houston for 2017.
• 1:01:29
  So when you see a story like their best play best hitter
• 1:01:34
  being rushed back too soon before the imaging revealed a
• 1:01:37
  broken bone in his hand, it just warms my heart.
• 1:01:41
  Yes you're Don Alvarez the karma police have come for the Houston
• 1:01:45
  Astros. He was missing time with hand
• 1:01:48
  inflammation, which is a very irregular name for an injury.
• 1:01:52
  They thought he was coming back any day now, and now that the
• 1:01:55
  swelling's down, it reveals he's got a broken bone in his hand.
• 1:02:00
  They thought it was just a muscle strain.
• 1:02:02
  He's out indefinitely. We'll see when he can come back.
• 1:02:05
  But usually hand injuries set power from power hitters and
• 1:02:08
  he's their power hitter. Couldn't happen to a better
• 1:02:11
  team. It smells like rotten eggs all
• 1:02:14
  over the Astros faces. I.
• 1:02:18
  Like rotten eggs? Nice.
• 1:02:20
  Well, prior to yesterday's NCA AA Tournament game.
• 1:02:23
  This is coming from Coach Kevin O'Sullivan, head coach of the
• 1:02:26
  Florida Gators. This is his apology statement
• 1:02:30
  prior to yesterday's NCAA AA Tournament game against Eastern
• 1:02:32
  Carolina. I let my emotions get the best
• 1:02:34
  of me and channeled that energy in a way I should not have.
• 1:02:36
  I want to sincerely apologize for my actions, behavior to the
• 1:02:39
  entire NCAA regional field of Coastal Carolina, East Carolina
• 1:02:43
  and Fairfield, the NCAA including the site
• 1:02:45
  representatives Rick French and Mark Skaff, as well as all of
• 1:02:49
  Gator Nation. I did not represent the
• 1:02:51
  University of Florida to appropriate standard yesterday
• 1:02:53
  and take full responsibility for that and promise to learn from
• 1:02:56
  this experience and be better moving forward.
• 1:02:59
  I appreciate all the tireless effort on behalf of Coastal
• 1:03:03
  Carolina, their tournament director Brian Stiles and NCAA
• 1:03:07
  over the course of the NCA Regionals.
• 1:03:09
  And I'm sorry for the allowing the census to get in the way of
• 1:03:11
  an otherwise great weekend of post season baseball.
• 1:03:14
  You know it sounds like it sounds like catch coach Kevin
• 1:03:18
  O'Sullivan was on ChatGPT till 10:00 last night after he got
• 1:03:24
  his Vass whooped in the in the regional asking them hey I need
• 1:03:29
  an apology message for Eastern Carolina, Coastal Carolina, all
• 1:03:33
  the site representatives and the entire NCAA send smells like
• 1:03:39
  bullshit. I mean, the fingers were
• 1:03:43
  fingering right there. Good, I need a magnifying glass.
• 1:03:51
  What he was doing did. He have a magnifying glass when
• 1:03:54
  he was on chat GPC. Two in the pink and one in this
• 1:03:57
  thing this. Sounds good and I want this to
• 1:04:02
  sound good and sensitive. I want them to understand.
• 1:04:05
  Can I snap here? It has.
• 1:04:06
  To go through NCAA rules, Cody. I shut up on your face.
• 1:04:13
  I was like ChatGPT and Grok were working extra hard last night,
• 1:04:16
  yeah. I'm going to go mine is mine is
• 1:04:24
  going to be with the WNBA and the Caitlin Clark shit again.
• 1:04:29
  How wonderful and always good. They were going to play the
• 1:04:31
  Chicago Sigh and it was going to be at the United Center.
• 1:04:37
  And I think it's it's come out and we've all read that the
• 1:04:44
  Indiana Fever are going to protect Caitlin Clark if the
• 1:04:47
  WNBA doesn't. And you know what else happened?
• 1:04:51
  Those ticket prices went down over 40% because they knew
• 1:04:55
  Caitlin Clark wasn't playing. So I don't care what Andrew
• 1:05:00
  Reese says. Nobody's watching her play.
• 1:05:04
  And get her me bounds. I ordered a me Bound shirt, by
• 1:05:07
  the way. I did.
• 1:05:09
  I did. Did you?
• 1:05:11
  See Java, there's like this, this betting website that that
• 1:05:15
  tweets that like they're betting on her missing her first shot in
• 1:05:18
  the game. Oh yeah, and it's been like 7
• 1:05:20
  games in a row that she's missed her first shot.
• 1:05:22
  And there's been a bunch of people that have won big, too.
• 1:05:27
  She's. Shooting WNB.
• 1:05:30
  AI know, but at the same time it's Cleveland.
• 1:05:33
  We can. So, OK, so Errol calls it the
• 1:05:36
  LeBron James Association. So are we.
• 1:05:38
  Mark Association. Yeah.
• 1:05:40
  So is it? Is it the CCA?
• 1:05:42
  Not yet. Not yet, not.
• 1:05:43
  Yet no, it should. It should be.
• 1:05:45
  It should be. It is.
• 1:05:46
  Well, there's a. Lot I will.
• 1:05:47
  I will say it smells like absolute hot garbage with three
• 1:05:54
  day formunda cheese on your nutsack on a hike.
• 1:05:56
  No that. Sounds tasty.
• 1:05:59
  The WNBA will not protect Caitlin Clark.
• 1:06:03
  Let's thank you. All right, the final.
• 1:06:07
  Follow that up, Errol, follow that up.
• 1:06:10
  The final What's that smell goes to the San Francisco 49ers as
• 1:06:14
  they make a trade yesterday. Bryce Huff is joining a new
• 1:06:17
  team. For the second straight year,
• 1:06:20
  the Philadelphia Eagles have traded Bryce Huff to the San
• 1:06:23
  Francisco 49ers in exchange for a 2026 mid round draft pick.
• 1:06:28
  Penning pending physical the physical on Monday.
• 1:06:32
  It seems like that's where Bryce Huff is going.
• 1:06:34
  I will say this the only reason why he's going over there to the
• 1:06:37
  49ers is because a Bambi Bambi coached him over there with the
• 1:06:41
  New York Jets. He had a pretty good season
• 1:06:44
  before he decided to part wait while The Jets started decided
• 1:06:48
  to part ways with him. He goes to free agency.
• 1:06:50
  He goes to Philadelphia, he plays one year.
• 1:06:53
  He didn't work in FAZ. You know, I'm sorry Fangio's
• 1:06:57
  defense, it didn't work out over there.
• 1:06:59
  As a matter of fact, he lost his job in the middle of the the
• 1:07:02
  season, and now he heads over there to San Francisco.
• 1:07:06
  It's not going to work out over there.
• 1:07:07
  You know what it smells like? It smells like, yeah, Mike
• 1:07:10
  Shanahan when he's jerking off and he sticks a sausage up his
• 1:07:13
  ass. So that's Mike, not Kyle.
• 1:07:16
  So that's all I'm going to say about that.
• 1:07:18
  Spicy or regular? I have no idea, Speedy, what
• 1:07:21
  would you rather? Jabba, why don't you ask Owen?
• 1:07:24
  It's that's his team. I put Mike Shanahan, you know,
• 1:07:27
  he's retired. He's like 80 years old now, I
• 1:07:29
  mean. He's older, he probably can't
• 1:07:30
  have that kind of spice level. These days, don't worry, don't
• 1:07:34
  worry. Whatever be the lightest.
• 1:07:36
  Whatever does happen with whatever, whatever Mike Shanahan
• 1:07:39
  does, we know. We know Robert Soloway could
• 1:07:41
  keep receipts. I, I will say this, Bryce off
• 1:07:45
  has been an absolute joke and I think the judge were very lucky
• 1:07:49
  not to give him an extended contract because it hasn't
• 1:07:52
  worked out since he's left. Now again, he's going to Robert
• 1:07:55
  Soller and he's going to the 49ers and he gets to play with
• 1:07:57
  Nick Boso, who's one of the more prolific off defensive lineman
• 1:08:02
  we've seen in a very long time. But I, I just, I don't know how
• 1:08:05
  how this is going to work over there, but I, I believe Kyle
• 1:08:08
  Shanahan will be fired at the end of this year.
• 1:08:10
  Mark my words. Remember I said this?
• 1:08:13
  Bambi take over as interim head coach no.
• 1:08:15
  They're going to bring in a new coach.
• 1:08:17
  Oh my. God no, it would be him as the
• 1:08:19
  interim coach. No, I don't think he's going to
• 1:08:21
  get fired. I don't think he's going to get
• 1:08:23
  fired in the middle of the season.
• 1:08:24
  I think he'll be fired at the end of this year.
• 1:08:26
  I, I think he'll, he'll live out his contract this year.
• 1:08:29
  I think his contract is up after this year.
• 1:08:31
  I think he's done. I, I think he's gone.
• 1:08:34
  I, I and by the way, John Lynch is going to retire after this
• 1:08:37
  year as, as far as what I've heard, this is his final year as
• 1:08:41
  the GM of the 49ers. So it's all washed up.
• 1:08:45
  So thank you, Owen for your 49ers garbage.
• 1:08:48
  You're never going to win a Super Bowl, just like my New
• 1:08:50
  York Jets. What a joke.
• 1:08:53
  Another organization has had great teams.
• 1:08:55
  Couldn't get over the hump because of Kyle friggin
• 1:08:58
  Shanahan. Horrible, horrible game-winning
• 1:09:02
  coach who can't find a way to win a game at the end of a game.
• 1:09:06
  I'd like to thank all the fans that are following us on
• 1:09:09
  obviously blue wire. We're not on blue wire yet guys.
• 1:09:12
  So I know a lot of fans probably have gone on blue wire and
• 1:09:15
  trying to look for us. Blue wire is working on it.
• 1:09:18
  I did speak to blue wire They it should be up in the next week or
• 1:09:21
  so. It usually takes a little while
• 1:09:23
  for it to go up on their, you know, on their website.
• 1:09:26
  So just relax. It'll be up there again.
• 1:09:30
  Thank you to all the fans on all our social medias from Spotify,
• 1:09:34
  Spotify video, Apple, Twitter, tick tock, whatever the hell you
• 1:09:38
  call it X Instagram, all the social media platforms.
• 1:09:42
  Thank you for all the fans following us.
• 1:09:44
  Keep following us and again, our YouTube channel growing as well
• 1:09:48
  and, and, and we're going to be working on more of the YouTube
• 1:09:52
  channel over the next couple of weeks.
• 1:09:53
  So thank you to all the fans and, and by the way, who do we
• 1:09:56
  have on on Thursday? All right, joining the show, 915
• 1:09:59
  Hall of Fame safety Leroy Butler, also the guy who
• 1:10:02
  invented the Lambo leap. He was a 2022 Hall of Fame
• 1:10:06
  inductee. And yes, the guy who invented
• 1:10:08
  the Lambo leap in the late 90s? Super Bowl champion, A four time
• 1:10:12
  Pro Bowl. Safety.
• 1:10:13
  And that was the I was actually going to go to Ohio to watch
• 1:10:18
  Revis be inducted that year and we were going to go with Josh.
• 1:10:21
  Remember that. Yeah, I remember that.
• 1:10:23
  We were going to go to that that Hall of Fame and Kleco, Joe
• 1:10:28
  Kleco and Revis went in that year.
• 1:10:31
  But Leroy was one of the more underrated, one of the greatest
• 1:10:34
  safeties ever played the game. So it's cool.
• 1:10:37
  It's kind of cool getting him on the show.
• 1:10:38
  It's going to be a great interview and he doesn't really
• 1:10:41
  interview a lot. He doesn't really go on a lot of
• 1:10:43
  shows. So it's pretty cool that he
• 1:10:44
  wants to come on the show and talk about his career and being
• 1:10:48
  inducted to the Hall of Fame. I think there's only been like 6
• 1:10:51
  safeties ever been inducted into the Hall of Fame and he's one of
• 1:10:54
  them. It's a pretty cool story, so
• 1:10:57
  it's great to have him on. I'm looking forward to getting
• 1:10:58
  Leroy on the show. I'm sure Jabba is.
• 1:11:00
  I'm sure all of you guys will be very intrigued to hear some of
• 1:11:04
  the stories that he has in his past and what he's doing in the
• 1:11:07
  future with all the different organizations he's working with.
• 1:11:10
  All right, that's it. Thank you, Nick.
• 1:11:12
  By the way, congratulations to Nick winning his first coaching
• 1:11:16
  job. Oh, by the way, so Golf Club for
• 1:11:18
  old Nicky, 17 strikeouts for the old Nick boy.
• 1:11:22
  It wasn't him throwing the ball, that's for sure.
• 1:11:25
  Are you surprised? No, I'm not surprised.
• 1:11:27
  You're always trying to find a way to, you know, stand out and
• 1:11:31
  you're going to be a good coach. You're a good you're a good
• 1:11:33
  dude. So I, I, I know I don't expect
• 1:11:35
  anything but greatness for the old wood boy as we Hold on, hold
• 1:11:40
  on. I'm going to figure.
• 1:11:41
  Breaking news Goody has no Woody.
• 1:11:44
  All right, that's it for our show, ladies and gentlemen.
• 1:11:47
  Good night. We'll talk to you Thursday.
• 1:11:48
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