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Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz could be BANNED from baseball for life! · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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  We have a very special guest we are now talking to pop singer
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  and national anthem singer Ali Burke.
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  Ali, what's up? Hi, how are you?
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  So, Ali, how did this all come about with you doing the
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  national anthem N16 sixteenth with the bills in the books?
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  Yeah, So I've been traveling around the United States for the
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  past two years doing the national anthems for a lot of
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  Major League sporting events. I'm at 20 out of 30 for the
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  Major League Baseball. I've gotten the opportunity to
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  do the New York Giants, the New York Knicks, the New Jersey
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  Devils. It's been nothing less than
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  exciting for all of these opportunities, that's for sure.
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  I was astonished when I got to do the New York Giants.
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  That was like, you know, the biggest deal to me besides from
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  the garden. That was like a complete bucket
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  list item that was crossed off my list.
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  And now to do the Buffalo Bills is more than a dream come true.
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  It's my favorite team. I ride or die for the Buffalo
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  Bills. They're the way they play
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  effects my mood the entire week. So as you you can imagine, I am
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  not a happy camper this week, but I'm just really excited
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  because I get to go there this weekend.
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  So, you know, I kind of was working with my team and my
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  publicist and I was like, hey, like, you know, favorite team.
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  Like I just freaking love them. And I watch all the games I go
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  to as many as I can. And I was like, how cool would
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  it be if we could get to do the Bills?
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  And I knew it was so far fetched, of course, because, you
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  know, they're pretty. I like to say they're a decently
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  good team. And, you know, being in Buffalo
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  and things like that, I'm sure they book out like pretty far in
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  advance. But we were pretty persistent
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  and they came back with the date.
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  And yeah, I've known about this since June.
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  So it's been quite the countdown.
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  You know, it's interesting. I, I am, I root on Josh Allen.
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  I know you have a, a love for Josh Allen.
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  I think a lot of people out there have a lot of respect for
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  the guy because of what he has done as an NFL player and for
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  all the people that have taken shots at the guy.
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  He seems pretty happy. He's married now.
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  He says he's in a good place. And right now his team might
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  sneak into the playoffs. This might be the first year in
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  five years that they don't win the division.
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  Getting a chance to go to Buffalo in a cold time of year.
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  What? What are you going to be dressed
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  in and how are you going to keep cover from possibly the snow or
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  maybe the 20° weather? Yeah, so I actually, I'm really
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  excited about my outfit. I got custom made Buffalo Bills
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  boots from the NFL shop. Actually, they are the sickest
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  thing ever. If I was on the camera, I would
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  100% show you, but you'll have to stay tuned and see on my
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  Instagram. They are bedazzled Buffalo Bills
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  booty heels. I am pretty excited, pretty
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  excited. And then I also have somebody
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  very talented. Her name is Abigail Lee.
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  She actually made me a custom bomber jacket with Josh Allen on
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  it that I'm going to get to wear, so I'm very, very excited
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  about that. Just layer up.
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  You know, Buffalo gets cold, so I think I'm probably going to be
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  sweating because I'm going to be anxious and nervous.
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  But I'm sure as soon as I hit the last note I will go back to
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  freezing. Have you ever seen Speedy
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  actually sing any song? Billy Joel?
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  I could never see Speedy sing the national anthem.
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  I mean, if you gave him singing lessons, I don't think he can
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  sing the national anthem. I mean, that's how bad Speedy's
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  tune is. I mean, have you ever actually
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  gone out there? I know you've trained singing
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  for such a long time. Have you ever actually trained a
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  young singer how to hit a note? I have not, no.
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  So that's this is the first time for you.
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  So if maybe we hook you up with Speedy for one night or one day,
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  do you think you could teach him how to hit a decent note?
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  So he could actually. I think I feel like the one
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  thing I'm pretty confident in is the national anthem, so I feel
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  like I'd be able to kind of guide him through that.
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  All right, Speedy, are, Are you ready to sing the national
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  anthem? No.
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  Yeah. Well, we're going to do this.
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  We're going to hang up, get me the national anthem.
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  Just the just the instrumental, Yeah, the instrumental national
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  anthem. We're going to get Allie Burke
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  and Speedy to sing the national anthem as a too.
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  Well, now what do we call that? It's not a trio because you have
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  to have three. I'm not.
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  It's a duet. There you go.
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  That's it. That's it.
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  A duet. Ali, obviously your father's
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  been in the studio. You got a chance to watch your
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  father on our show. His, his, his love is Otani for
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  some reason. And you know, there's a lot
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  about Otani that I don't like. And there's a lot about Otani
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  your father does like. Now, is there anything in
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  particular your father is asking for for Christmas that maybe has
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  something to do with the Dodgers or Watani?
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  And if it is, I don't, I know he's probably watching.
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  So I'm not going to throw anything under the bus where
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  you're you're giving away what you're going to come.
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  But is there anything you're thinking about when it comes to
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  Dodgers apparel or Otani apparel that you're thinking about
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  getting him for Christmas? Well, it's actually funny
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  because for the past like month or so, I've had it in my mind
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  that I knew that I was going to get him an Otani jersey for
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  Christmas. And then of course, one of his
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  like best friends like gets him 1.
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  And I was like, all right, well, I don't know what to get him
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  now. So he stole.
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  He stole my Thunder there. I've got ideas.
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  I've got ideas. We could talk you.
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  Lost a message and tell me. I have ideas is I mean, Jack has
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  this love for this guy. I don't know what it is now.
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  I I understand he's a great player and Jabba loves him too.
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  I I, I honestly believe that Jabba, I've never seen Jabba
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  love the player since he started with he's begun his his path
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  with us over the last past year. I don't think there's a player
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  out there that he has mentioned more than Shayo Otani.
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  It's like a love finish for this guy.
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  And it seems like it's everybody that comes on this show too.
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  They're unbelievable. So I, I mean I that's a whole
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  nother thing. Are we ready?
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  Are we ready for this? No, we're not ready for it.
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  So we're we're waiting to get the instrumentals for the
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  national anthem. We do.
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  We'll get Alley. Go ahead.
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  Speed. I was gonna.
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  Ask last time we had you on the show, I think you were at #12 on
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  your ballpark try. I think you were just go, You
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  just came back from Arizona, I believe it was.
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  And now you're at 22. I saw on your Instagram, Kansas
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  City was the last one. So talk about some of the
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  experiences you had in that span with those 8 ballparks and you
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  have any particular favorites? Yeah, actually I got to do the
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  Dodger in one of those, so that was pretty cool.
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  As you can imagine, my dad was jumping for joy over that one.
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  But again, it was another it. I actually got that one the same
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  week I found out about the Bills.
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  So that was kind of a crazy week.
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  I think they let me know like a week or what was it 10 or 12
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  days ahead of time? I don't even remember.
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  But I literally got the call about the Buffalo Bills and I
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  think like 2 days later I got the call about the Dodger
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  Dodgers. So it was a pretty crazy week.
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  The Dodgers, I can tell you I'm a Dodgers fan, but definitely
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  doing the Dodgers was one of the bigger ones.
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  I definitely thought that that would be one of my last two.
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  I definitely think that Yankee Stadium will kind of be the one
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  to close it out, but I definitely thought that the
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  Dodgers would be right behind it.
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  So it was really cool to get to do that opportunity.
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  I got to go to Tampa to do the Rays.
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  Gosh, I don't even. It's so hard to keep track of
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  all the teams. You did the Cubs.
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  You. Did I did the Cubs San.
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  Diego, you said San Diego, right?
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  Yeah, I've done all the California parks now.
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  I've done the Cleveland Guardians.
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  I've done, I've done, I've done quite a lot.
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  Let. Me ask you a question.
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  Let me ask you a question. What is up with the New York
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  Yankees? I, I mean, you and your father
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  have spoken about this quite a few times and, and he says for
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  some reason the Yankees are giving him the most problems to
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  get you to sing the national anthem.
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  So we're on this show right now. We've had a couple of Yankees.
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  We have a Yankee on this show, a former Yankee and we've had a
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  bunch of Yankee analysts that still work with the Yankees.
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  Let me ask the Yankees a question here.
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  This girl deserves an opportunity to sing the national
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  anthem. She's been in newspapers, she's
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  been in magazines. She's been promoting it.
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  Her father's been pushing it. She's got a publicist.
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  What is the Yankees and their problems with singing the
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  national anthem? And, and Speedy, I think you
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  need to write a letter. I think you need to write a
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  letter, letter to the New York Yankees and make sure that Ali
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  gets a job. What do you say about that, Ali?
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  I mean, that would be incredible.
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  I definitely, I'm not sure why. I do know the Yankees obviously
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  are like a freaking humongous deal.
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  It's a huge corporation. But I think that, you know, the
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  more that I build my resume, the more impressive it will be to
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  them. I do also know, I don't correct
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  me if I'm wrong, but I do believe they don't have an
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  anthem singer every night. I think they do.
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  They do have like an organist or something like that.
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  So I definitely think it's a, it's a little bit of a tighter
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  schedule than it is for like 100.
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  Ali they're haters. That's what the Yankees
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  organization are. They're a bunch of haters.
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  They don't want somebody that is beautiful, that has the voice of
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  an Angel, that can sing the national anthem with our hearts
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  set on fire, right Speedy? Yeah, except I don't know how
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  much traction I'm going to have to get some leeway into the
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  Yankees organization. But we do have another one,
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  Jabba, that might be able to get you in Ali.
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  Yeah, I mean any, any, anything helps here.
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  I definitely think that I to me, it's like if I could get the
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  Buffalo Bills, I should be able to get the Yankees.
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  I think so too. By the way, we are talking to
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  pop singer and national anthem singer Allie Burke.
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  She will be singing the National anthem for the Bills game
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  November 16th versus the Bucks. Get a chance to see Baker, AKA
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  the Mayfield and the one and only Joshua Allen out there and,
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  and you get to watch the game. You get to hang out, maybe get
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  to meet Josh Allen's beautiful wife.
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  I mean, who's better than you? I feel like I have to ask you a
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  question. Go ahead.
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  Because I feel like you're, so you have such strong opinions
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  about sports and I think that's something so interesting and why
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  a lot of people watch this show just because you have such like
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  a passion for it. But I, I don't know if you are
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  like a buff. Well, English.
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  I don't know if you are a Buffalo fan or a football fan,
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  but what did you think about the game yesterday?
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  Well, what do I think? And I, I know fish is going to
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  say you can't do it, you can't do it.
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  But I'm, I'm going to tell you what I thought.
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  I think that the Buffalo Bills problem right now is there's no
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  consistency on their defensive side of the ball. 100% and
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  there's too many guys hurt right now.
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  Yes, I think there's no consistency.
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  They lost Oliver for the season. I I think that they're they're
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  beating a dead horse right now and and I still think the
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  Buffalo Bills are going to make the play offs and they're
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  probably the only team in my eyes, as good as the Patriots
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  have played, they played nobody and Baltimore Ravens.
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  I think they'll sneak into the play offs.
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  I don't trust the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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  As we watched last night, the charges lost their two starting
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  tackles. I don't think they're I don't
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  think they're they're going to they're going to be any good.
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  And the Broncos well, Bo Knicks in sophomore year, he hasn't
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  looked good in this defense is still elite.
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  They're not doing enough offensively to to I think to
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  beat the Kansas City Chiefs, an old Kansas City Chiefs team
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  that's not any good. So my opinion here is if bus,
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  but if Buffalo could figure out the defensive side of the ball
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  and and and get a chance to keep give Josh Allen an opportunity
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  to win with their offensive side of the ball.
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  I think I still think the Buffalo Bills could go all the
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  way to the Super Bowl and maybe win the Super Bowl this year.
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  It's crazy to say that that this is probably the year that you
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  would think that they can't. But that's usually the time and
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  the opportunity where we've seen teams come out of nowhere and go
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  all the way to the Super Bowl and win.
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  So I Josh Allen is absolutely the factor on if this team is
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  going to go all the way. But I, I don't think Kansas
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  City's any of that any good either.
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  The two best teams right now and the two teams I think are going
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  to challenge for a Super Bowl this year as of right now is
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  still the Buffalo Bills and the Kansas City Chiefs.
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  That's just my opinion right now.
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  We'll see what happens. Still a lot more football left
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  to be played. But the AFC is so bad.
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  It's I think it's crazy how they they played so well against the
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  Chiefs last week and then yesterday it's like they just
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  threw it all away. OK, now, Ali, Are you ready to
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  sing with Speedy? Speedy.
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  Well, we're going to. Ali's going to sing practically
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  the whole song, but when the main parts come in, you're going
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  to have to sit Dwett with her. Are you ready, Speedy?
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  I'll try. All right, now listen.
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  Yeah, you have to let Ali take over, of course.
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  All right. And, and just kind of go
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  undertone, undertone this, OK. Say, can you see by the dawn's
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  early light What's so proud we have at the twilight last?
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  Gleam. Food, broad stripes and bright
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  stars. The bombs bursting.
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  home through the night. That answer was still there, Old
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  Saint, just as Star Spangled Banner yet away.
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  Ali bark, ladies and gentlemen, Fantastic and Ali.
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  I wasn't even prepared for that. Well, listen, I thought you were
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  great and you know, Speedy was horrible, but that's, that
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  usually happens. You know, Speedy is just in his
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  own little world, and sometimes I wonder.
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  I'm far from a singer alley. No, I think he's deaf in one
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  ear. So I, you know, sometimes he
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  just. I did, yeah.
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  I did find out I have AI have some earwax issues that I could
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  deal. With Yeah, well, that might be
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  the case. All right, so your earwax and
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  your earwax issues, why don't you give her some of your Billy
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  Joel take? All right, give us it.
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  Ready 123 Billy. When start the fire, it was
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  always burning. So the world is turning when
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  start the fire. Anything going on and on and on.
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  Look at Jonas face. He's like where?
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  What the hell did I get myself into Ali, before we let you go
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  because you're fantastic and we want to get you on, how about we
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  get you in the studio the next time you and your father, we
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  won't talk about Itani because if we talk about Itani, he'll
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  never he'll never stop. But we'll get you and him We can
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  we? Can reconvene about where the
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  Buffalo Bills are at that. Point Yeah, well hopefully they
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  win a Super Bowl for the first time in their teams history.
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  I told my dad I was like, if the Buffalo Bills go to the Super
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  Bowl, like I have to be there, so we have to start saving like
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  last year. If the Buffalo Bills win the
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  Super Bowl this year, Speedy is going to run through Buffalo
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  butt ass naked right, Speedy? Honestly, I would too.
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  You can do that. You're the nameless 1.
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  Well, that's what he's saying to me.
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  I think I am the shameless 1 and I probably would do it, but I I
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  don't know if I'd do it for Buffalo.
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  I would definitely do it for The Jets.
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  And, and the Eagles won last year.
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  I was very happy about that. But the Eagles are my second
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  team. If The Jets ever win, I'm going
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  to tell you this fans, if The Jets win the Super Bowl in the
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  next 10 years, I promise you guys, during the parade I will
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  cover my genital area with a cup and I will run butt ass naked
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  throughout the parade. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, Jack,
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  you can come and hang out with me.
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  Ali. We love you, man.
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  And we're we're so excited for you and we're going to get the
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  Yankees to get you out there. The season is kind of right
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  around the corner already. I mean, think about it.
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  What we got five months left. It's right there.
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  I mean, why can't the Yankees have you sing Opening Day?
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  How about that? Wow, that would actually be
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  sick. We love that.
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  Or maybe like the World Series next year?
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  Yeah, well, I listen. I whatever we can do to help you
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  out. I appreciate.
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  You, why don't you, why don't you, why don't you come down
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  November 17th to come and hang out with us?
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  How about that? We're going to be in Manhattan.
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  You, your father, we're going to be right in Virgil's.
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  It's Carmine's. It's it's really Carmine who's
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  the owner of that place. Glenn Rolnick is the name.
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  Yeah, so, so it's kind of it's a BBQ place right down the block.
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  It's the same chef as Carmine's. And we're going to be doing a
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  live show at at Virgil's on November 17th.
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  Why don't you, your father, your boyfriend come down and hang out
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  with us? All time.
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  I gotta see how I'm feeling. I have to drive home from
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  Buffalo Sunday night. That's true.
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  That's true. But hey, listen, it'll be fun.
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  You come and hang out with us after that.
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  We could talk about your national anthem at Buffalo.
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  How about that? And you?
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  Can do it in front of really cool.
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  I'm almost yes. I'm not going to fully commit
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  right now, but I'm 90%. Of it all right that's cool
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  we'll have another guest and and we'll we'll interview you we'll
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  have fun you get to meet jabba we'll take some pictures and you
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  get the beat speedy on the head which is something I want to do
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  after the show so no I'm just kidding anyways, Ali, you're
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  sensational keep up the good work and let's let's try to get
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  this to work let's make this happen on November 17th how
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  about that? A week from today?
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  Oh my gosh, how great. A week from today, I'll get to
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  say I sang for the Buffalo Bills.
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  That's right. And and maybe I'll have some
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  pictures with Josh Allen. Baker Mayfield.
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  There you go. I just want, I just want to
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  exchange words to Josh Allen. That's all I want.
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  Yeah, well, I mean, it's if you think about how big Josh Allen
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  is, he's 6 foot 5, so you'd probably be up to his belly
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  button. So I know that's why I thought I
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  met you. You're very small.
• 21:38
  So Josh Allen's a giant. So it's it's pretty cool.
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  But I'm happy for you. I I think there's there's so
• 21:47
  many opportunities you're going to have in the future.
• 21:49
  You're young, you're a beautiful girl and I, I wish nothing but
• 21:53
  the best for you. And we're fans of yours as much
• 21:56
  as you're fans of ours. And.
• 21:58
  I appreciate you guys so much. Thank you.
• 22:00
  Absolutely. November 17th, get your father
• 22:03
  to bring it down that it's going to be fun.
• 22:05
  We're going to have a lot of fun.
• 22:07
  So we definitely would love to enjoy an interview with the old
• 22:11
  and wonderful Ally Burke and Jack Burke, the one and only
• 22:15
  Otani lover himself. He'll come with a jersey at this
• 22:19
  point. Please don't.
• 22:20
  Oh my God, now wait, now he has his jersey.
• 22:22
  I'll come in my Josh Allen and he can come in his Otani.
• 22:25
  Well, oh. You're you could be 17 twins.
• 22:28
  There you go, and I'll come in my Josh.
• 22:32
  Well, I'm not going to say. It I don't have a Jets Devante
• 22:35
  Adam's jersey from last year. I do, Actually I do.
• 22:39
  No, I don't have that. I have a different jersey.
• 22:42
  It's either Danny Dimes or I'm going to bring about. 17 That
• 22:45
  works. Or jazz jism.
• 22:47
  I, I, I like that. I, I, I would love to piss off
• 22:50
  Yankee fans. So that would be something that
• 22:52
  I definitely want to wear. But we'll we'll figure.
• 22:54
  It out but Danny Dives would complete the 175I.
• 22:56
  Mean this jersey. I like this jersey.
• 22:58
  This is the new Jet jersey. I don't know.
• 22:59
  I'll figure it out. Anyways, Ali, keep up the good
• 23:02
  work. We'll talk to you.
• 23:03
  Thank you, talk to you soon. Have a great night.
• 23:07
  Thank you, Ali Burr. I I wish nothing but the best.
• 23:09
  Your father's been really, really pushing her working
• 23:12
  Yankees to let her to sing, let her sing the national anthem.
• 23:15
  The Yankees have been the hardest to deal with.
• 23:17
  I don't know why. So if the Yankees or any of the
• 23:21
  executives for the New York Yankees are listening, let Allie
• 23:25
  Burke sing the national anthem. What is is is 82 games or
• 23:30
  something, 81 games in a season in Yankee Stadium.
• 23:33
  You can't give her one game at Yankee Stadium.
• 23:37
  What is wrong with them? I don't get it, Speedy.
• 23:39
  I don't get it. I'm lost without.
• 23:42
  Start making some calls. They don't like me either.
• 23:47
  They don't like, they don't like any of us.
• 23:50
  What else is new anyways? ESP.
• 23:52
  NS Jeff Passan reports Sunday that two Guardian pitcher
• 23:58
  reliever Ortiz and All Star closer Class A were charged with
• 24:04
  fraud and conspiracy and bribery from an alleged scheme where
• 24:10
  individual pitches they threw were rigged.
• 24:14
  They face over 60 years of jail if they are convicted.
• 24:19
  The US Attorney office in New York, the same one that
• 24:23
  investigated Terry Rozier's case, revealed evidence that
• 24:28
  Class A arranged with A better to throw specific pitches as
• 24:37
  early as May 2023. The prosecutors revealed Class A
• 24:43
  would deliberately throw balls on the first pitch to win bets
• 24:49
  on whether or not the first pitch would be a ball or a
• 24:53
  strike, and also would throw sliders to win bets on the under
• 24:59
  of how fast the first pitch of an ad pack would be.
• 25:04
  Ortiz joined the scheme after being traded to the Guardians in
• 25:09
  December 2024 and started rigging his first pitches during
• 25:15
  his relief appearances in June of 2025.
• 25:19
  The MLB suspended several minor league prospects last year,
• 25:23
  including one Padre prospect who was banned for life.
• 25:29
  If Class A and Ortiz are guilty of all these charges, they would
• 25:35
  be subjected to the most harsh penalties baseball has ever
• 25:41
  given out since banning Pete Rose for life in 1989.
• 25:48
  Well, well, well, well. I don't think we're going to see
• 25:52
  Class A anymore. I mean, unfortunately, the best
• 25:57
  relief pitcher at one point in baseball and I don't think
• 26:01
  there's an argument to it. This guy was as dominant as any
• 26:05
  closure in baseball for a year and and probably one of the best
• 26:10
  really second halves I've ever seen a picture ever have in
• 26:14
  relief. It's Mariano Rivera.
• 26:17
  This story is just crazy and you think about baseball and betting
• 26:22
  and and sports and betting and it's only going to get worse.
• 26:25
  It's not just Class A and and Ortiz.
• 26:28
  There's going to be other guys. Otani was another.
• 26:31
  Otani got away. I wrote, I wrote a story.
• 26:33
  Go check it out on www.worldwideradio.com.
• 26:37
  Kind of comparing and making jokes about the Otani and Ortiz
• 26:42
  to Class A situation. It is very, very funny.
• 26:45
  So I'm I'm going to just let everybody know when you get a
• 26:48
  chance, go check it out. It is really, really good.
• 26:50
  I put a lot of time into it. I'm going to tell you this, If
• 26:55
  this is true and baseball investigates this the way they
• 27:00
  should have done with Otani, not only are these guys going to see
• 27:04
  time, baseball is going to have to figure out just like
• 27:08
  basketball, how these, I guess, what do they call them?
• 27:12
  Speedy when it comes to pitches, hits, what do they call that?
• 27:17
  The props prop bets have to be taken out of sports when it
• 27:22
  comes to DraftKings, FanDuel. Honestly, it's it's horrible to
• 27:28
  think that players would do this knowing that baseball's been
• 27:32
  under scrutiny with the steroid era and all the significant
• 27:36
  situations that happened in the 90s for the for it to go on
• 27:40
  strike. I mean, if you haven't checked
• 27:42
  out the Montreal Expos documentary and Netflix, I mean,
• 27:45
  that pretty much ruined the Expos and why the Expos moved to
• 27:48
  Washington. That whole strike thing and
• 27:52
  baseball might be going on strike after this year.
• 27:55
  And what if the baseball gods And what is Manfred going to do
• 28:00
  when this has been going to be brought up by the owners, by the
• 28:04
  GMs and by some of the players when they sit down with the
• 28:07
  players? I I mean, there's a lot that
• 28:10
  this story hasn't really shown yet.
• 28:13
  And the fact that they were tipping pitches or whatever the
• 28:16
  hell they were doing when it came to prop bets, it worries me
• 28:20
  that baseball and this has been going on a lot longer, even past
• 28:25
  the fact that Pete Rose has been suspended.
• 28:27
  Pete Rose was slammed by Bud Sebig and Rob Manfred.
• 28:32
  I I really do believe that. Now, was Pete Rose right for
• 28:36
  what he did? No.
• 28:38
  He bet. He bet for his team when it came
• 28:42
  to baseball. Does that make him right?
• 28:44
  No. But now that betting has become
• 28:47
  legalized, these players are starting to see the opportunity
• 28:53
  they have to make money. And not only money that they're
• 28:57
  getting the millions and millions of dollars from
• 28:58
  ownership and the sell sales for their jerseys and all the other
• 29:02
  stuff, autograph signings. No, it's not enough for these
• 29:06
  guys. Now they're using their their
• 29:12
  ability to go out there and, and call prop bets on their pitches.
• 29:17
  And, and again, this is going to happen more often than we could
• 29:22
  even speak about because I don't even think it's going to be
• 29:25
  pitchers. It's going to be hitters.
• 29:27
  It's going to be it's going to be coaches and managers and DMS.
• 29:32
  This is still going to grow legs.
• 29:35
  If anybody thinks that baseball, if they find a way or the FBI
• 29:39
  finds a way to sentence these guys to 60 years, which I
• 29:44
  believe baseball and the FBI will find a way to make a deal.
• 29:48
  And these guys probably see a little bit of time, not 60 years
• 29:51
  deal because of the money they have.
• 29:53
  And obviously in that they're superstar players, while one of
• 29:57
  them is a superstar player. I just think that the facts here
• 30:02
  are still not out. I don't think there's enough
• 30:04
  facts to point our fingers to what Class A and Ortiz did.
• 30:09
  What I do know is if the FBI is involved with it and the FBI has
• 30:14
  dropped the hammer on the, the, the, the reports that we're
• 30:19
  hearing on these two players, obviously there's some truth to
• 30:23
  it, just like there was some truth with Otani now innocent
• 30:26
  until proven guilty, as Job always says.
• 30:29
  I think baseball needs to investigate this even more
• 30:33
  deeper because when you look at basketball and you look at the
• 30:36
  Terry Rozier thing, and Terry Rozier has been doing this a
• 30:40
  significant amount of time. And then basketball investigated
• 30:44
  and let him play. And then the FBI dug deeper and
• 30:47
  then obviously arrested him after the fact.
• 30:51
  So I don't think Class A and I don't think Ortiz are the only
• 30:55
  guys in baseball that have done this.
• 30:56
  I think this has been going on since sports propping and sports
• 31:00
  betting has been legalized in really a significant amount of
• 31:04
  states, baseball and FanDuel and DraftKings.
• 31:07
  It's been 2 years now that this is being legalized here in the
• 31:11
  states in, in a lot of different states.
• 31:13
  I think I don't know how many states, how many states did you
• 31:15
  know that how many states right now are legalized when it comes
• 31:19
  to sports betting? So there's 39 states right now
• 31:22
  in the United States that have legalized FanDuel, DraftKings
• 31:26
  and all The MGM, all the sports betting.
• 31:29
  When it becomes even bigger throughout the country, when all
• 31:34
  the states are going to legalize it and make it legalized because
• 31:37
  I don't even think it's legalized in Nebraska yet.
• 31:39
  Right job. But it's not.
• 31:41
  It's not we'll. Be one of the last states.
• 31:43
  Right. And and you're a Republican
• 31:45
  state, right, Jabba? Well, we're we're, we're
• 31:49
  actually one of the only. We're a weird, we're a weird
• 31:52
  state. So we have a unicameral, which
• 31:54
  is it's, yeah, it's weird. So.
• 31:56
  So Florida is not a state that's legalized it either.
• 31:59
  So there a lot of the Republican states are fighting it right now
• 32:04
  for some. Reason like we have like we have
• 32:06
  a sports book like in Lincoln, but you can't like you can only
• 32:09
  you have to go to the casino. You don't have like the, the
• 32:12
  apps or whatever. But the crazy part is if you go,
• 32:17
  I mean anywhere like in our town, if you go, it's
• 32:20
  technically it's Omaha, but it's in Iowa because it's called the
• 32:24
  boats, because the land where you walk in is Nebraska, but
• 32:29
  where you go to gamble and everything is on water, which
• 32:32
  the water is owned by Iowa. I love it when you say WADA
• 32:35
  WADA. So Iowa, you can gamble.
• 32:37
  So when you can drive 45 minutes from my house and legally
• 32:41
  gamble, like it obviously Geo tracks you, but like, when
• 32:44
  you're sitting there, you can bet on your phone.
• 32:46
  Yeah, you can. You can go to the sports book
• 32:48
  here in Nebraska and bet. You just can't do it like on
• 32:52
  your phone. I'm, I'm worried that not just,
• 32:56
  you know, baseball, I think professional sports and we're
• 32:59
  gonna hear eventually we're gonna hear a prop thing with
• 33:03
  hockey and there's going to be players.
• 33:05
  Because listen, think about it. Remember the Chicago Blackhawks,
• 33:09
  remember that situation that happened with one of the hockey
• 33:12
  players and, and how everything was just like brushed under the
• 33:15
  rug and nobody's even talking about it Still, I haven't seen a
• 33:18
  documentary with what happened in Chicago with the, the
• 33:22
  Blackhawks. And certain players really
• 33:24
  didn't protect a specific player that was just sexually abused
• 33:29
  And and the league obviously fired.
• 33:32
  Well, they fired Quinvel and and then obviously got another job
• 33:36
  with the NHL twice. And, and he just seems to get
• 33:40
  another job because he's a great coach, but he did nothing to
• 33:42
  protect his players. You see that sports and teams
• 33:47
  know how to hide things. They know how to bury things
• 33:50
  because they got a lot of money. It's it's the league and and
• 33:54
  every year it's something new. Every year there's something
• 33:57
  that's obviously creates a hitting factor of what the sport
• 34:02
  has delivered that specific year.
• 34:04
  And what I mean by deliver it is the specific things that
• 34:08
  happened during the season that you kind of shake your head.
• 34:10
  Nobody talks about that. That story is completely brushed
• 34:13
  on the road. Nobody even mentions that story
• 34:15
  anymore. And then how about the player in
• 34:17
  the NHL that was doing? Who's the player that play for
• 34:22
  the Anahi Ducks? The offensive player that is
• 34:25
  played Framington last year. Speedy, you of all people pull
• 34:29
  things out of yours. Yeah.
• 34:30
  Corey Perry. Corey Perry.
• 34:32
  Remember that story, Speedy? Do you remember that?
• 34:35
  Yeah. He was allegedly investigated, I
• 34:36
  think with one of the flight attendants I believe it was, but
• 34:39
  that was wrongfully convicted. So, so the story with Corey
• 34:43
  Perry was, is that something was going on with him and his wife
• 34:46
  and there was some kind of like sex triangle happening and, and
• 34:51
  Corey Perry kept his job. He lost his job with the Chicago
• 34:55
  Blackhawks and then somebody, some team picked him up.
• 34:58
  If I'm not, was it Anaheim? Somebody picked him up.
• 35:01
  It was Dallas first, then Edmonton after that.
• 35:04
  Whatever, somebody picked him up.
• 35:05
  But people forget about that story as well.
• 35:07
  So the NHL hid that and this with sports betting and sports
• 35:12
  propping. Now that we were talking about
• 35:15
  Porter, Michael Porter Junior's brother who was suspended for
• 35:18
  life because of his his situation, nobody's talking
• 35:23
  about Michael Porter's brother anymore.
• 35:24
  It's they completely forgot about it.
• 35:26
  Now you got Terry Rozier, Chauncey Phillips, Damon Jones.
• 35:30
  So now, now, now you have baseball, you have Class A, you
• 35:33
  have Ortiz. Otani is going to be buried.
• 35:35
  Now the story about Otani is buried.
• 35:38
  Why? Because he was, he wasn't
• 35:40
  convicted. His everybody was obviously
• 35:44
  thrown into jail. Everything was taken care of and
• 35:47
  baseball kind of just brushed it under the rug.
• 35:49
  Now you have two other guys. What is it going to take for
• 35:53
  ownership and the commissioners of every single sport to to this
• 35:59
  completely push this out of the sport?
• 36:01
  The prop betting should be completely thrown away from
• 36:05
  professional sports. You want to bet on a game, You
• 36:08
  want to bet on the scores, the over unders that's been around
• 36:11
  for in Vegas for such a long time, do that.
• 36:14
  If it's not horse racing, there should not be prop betting in
• 36:18
  professional sports because you know that players and coaches
• 36:23
  can fiddle around with it because they're the ones that
• 36:25
  know the inside scoop of what's going on before the game and
• 36:30
  after the game. So that's my opinion.
• 36:33
  Yeah, you always wonder too, like the we talk about
• 36:35
  basketball players controlling their own outcomes too.
• 36:37
  And if if you're in, if you're pitching Java, you know, this
• 36:39
  you, I mean, I don't know if you're like calling every pitch
• 36:42
  on your own because the catchers are doing it to the managers
• 36:43
  doing it too, but like you're still having control.
• 36:45
  OK, I can throw a ball, I'll spike this pitch or I'll make it
• 36:48
  look like it's not going to be a strike, something like that.
• 36:51
  It's easier to do that than if you're a hitter and you have a
• 36:53
  prop bet. OK, I'm going to go get a I'm
• 36:55
  going to get a home run today. Anytime home run or I'm going to
• 36:58
  get two hits today. Like it's a little harder
• 36:59
  control that kind of outcome, but when you're a pitcher, it
• 37:01
  makes it even harder. Same kind of thing with
• 37:03
  basketball players betting the under too.
• 37:05
  So it's a tricky situation. I agree with you, Errol, Like
• 37:07
  Otani's going to be buried because, OK, he's not a minor
• 37:10
  league guy that's betting 400 bets to the Padres kid or the
• 37:13
  the Pirates one that was caught last year with a with a cell
• 37:16
  phone in his hand or something like that.
• 37:17
  So like there's a lot of different cases where they're
• 37:19
  just going to make an example out of the smaller guys.
• 37:21
  And besides Class A just take down everyone else that goes
• 37:24
  with it. And baseball's been the hardest
• 37:26
  one so far on these players until this recent NBA scandal.
• 37:29
  But. Phil Class A was a superstar in
• 37:31
  Cleveland. I mean, around the league, he's
• 37:34
  not. He didn't play for the Yankees.
• 37:36
  He didn't play for the Mets. He hasn't played for the Sox or
• 37:38
  the Dodgers. So if you don't know baseball,
• 37:41
  you probably don't know Emmanuel Class A.
• 37:43
  You really don't unless you're a baseball, baseball enthusiast
• 37:47
  fan. But he is a star.
• 37:49
  He's considered a star because of what he did the year that he
• 37:52
  was a so dominant. And I we haven't seen a dominant
• 37:55
  year like that since Mariano Rivera.
• 37:58
  I mean, think about it before the playoff run, which he was
• 38:01
  horrible in the playoffs. Maybe he was tipping pitches and
• 38:04
  maybe there was maybe he was getting paid during the playoffs
• 38:07
  and why the Guardians didn't go to the World Series and the
• 38:10
  Yankees did. Who knows?
• 38:12
  Who knows what the FBI has investigated on?
• 38:15
  All I'm saying is, if you didn't, if you're not a baseball
• 38:19
  enthusiast, you're not a baseball fan, you probably don't
• 38:21
  know a manual classic. That's all I'm saying on that.
• 38:24
  It's all interesting to me. It's, it's also readily
• 38:27
  available, like now everybody can see it.
• 38:29
  Obviously it was, it was happening before all of this
• 38:33
  stuff was, you know, in the forefront of of, you know,
• 38:36
  commercials and so on so forth. And it's you, you brought up
• 38:39
  something earlier. It's just, you know, it's like
• 38:41
  hitters and all the other stuff, like they showed high
• 38:44
  highlights. I don't know if you is it a low
• 38:46
  light now? I don't think it's a highlight.
• 38:48
  But it's not a highlight. There was a pitch that there was
• 38:50
  a pitch like a pitch he was supposed to throw for a ball,
• 38:54
  which he did. But Andy Pye has swung at it.
• 38:57
  So it's like, you know, and they did that story and the guy, you
• 39:00
  know, lost money or whatever and he sent like he sent us sad face
• 39:04
  or whatever. And it's just, I don't know how
• 39:08
  involved like they get with this because it's like, is the risk
• 39:13
  the reward factor? I don't know where you're just
• 39:16
  not thinking honestly, because hey, I'm already making this
• 39:20
  amount of money. Why would do I need the extra?
• 39:22
  Like is it is it an addiction thing where you just have to
• 39:26
  have something else riding on it because you're not making as
• 39:28
  much money on the back end as you are to throw the baseball,
• 39:31
  right? And if you get caught, it really
• 39:33
  doesn't do anything for you but make you look like an idiot in
• 39:36
  more ways. 1 So I, I don't, I don't get it.
• 39:40
  I don't know how or where like it, it comes and you get, so you
• 39:45
  get so far involved in it where you don't know where it starts
• 39:48
  or where it ends. And you know, you might have
• 39:50
  messed with some wrong people where you know, we've, we've
• 39:52
  heard examples obviously on this show of like, Hey, you're going
• 39:55
  to keep doing this or something bad is going to happen.
• 39:58
  So I it's just, it sucks for sports in general, but it's
• 40:01
  become so in the forefront of of what it is.
• 40:06
  You know, there is going to be these things that happen because
• 40:09
  people are going to get caught up and obviously they have.
• 40:12
  And you know, I think it's probably not the end of it and
• 40:16
  we'll kind of see what happens, but it just the risk reward
• 40:18
  factor just does not make sense to me whatsoever.
• 40:21
  It's kind of scary. It's kind of scary where sports
• 40:24
  is going when it comes to sports betting.
• 40:27
  And I think that anybody that understands what it what it,
• 40:32
  what has happened over the last couple of years, Everybody keeps
• 40:35
  talking about Pete Rose. Pete Rose is not inducted into
• 40:38
  the Hall of Fame. This is one of the greatest
• 40:40
  hitters of all time. This guy is not sitting in the
• 40:44
  Hall of Fame yet because he bet on baseball.
• 40:47
  And now we're we're seeing how sports betting has become a
• 40:51
  national, you know, phenomenon. There's so much money to be
• 40:55
  made. And it's not just fans and
• 40:58
  handicappers, it's players now. Now it's professional at, you
• 41:02
  know, professional sports teams and, and professional
• 41:05
  commissioners, the commissioners out there saying that you can
• 41:08
  bet on sports, but you can't bet on your own sport.
• 41:10
  So when is it not going to be stopped?
• 41:13
  Why? Why are the commissioners of
• 41:15
  professional sports allowing these players to bet props on
• 41:19
  other sports if they're not involved with it?
• 41:22
  If you're doing 1, you should be doing it for the other.
• 41:26
  That's my opinion. You should not be allowed to
• 41:28
  make prop bets as far as when it comes to professional sports.
• 41:33
  So if that's the case, just completely.
• 41:35
  You say in any like so if you're if you're a basketball player,
• 41:38
  you can't make prop bets in football.
• 41:40
  Though I, what I'm hearing right now is the way these
• 41:43
  commissioners are working is that if you're playing
• 41:45
  professional basketball, you can make prop bets in professional
• 41:49
  football. I don't, I don't think you
• 41:52
  should be allowed to do that because here's the reason why.
• 41:55
  Because if, if you're getting that feeling or what are you,
• 41:59
  you're getting hungry betting on other sports.
• 42:02
  You're going to bet on your own sports.
• 42:04
  You're going to get other people to bet for you under their names
• 42:08
  in other sports. There has to be some kind of
• 42:11
  change in professional sports or figure out a way where you can
• 42:14
  keep this from happening, because if you don't, it's only
• 42:18
  going to get worse. There's a massive amount of
• 42:21
  money to be made. As a matter of fact, last year
• 42:23
  in a in New York, there was like $350 billion made in sports
• 42:28
  betting. Some crazy amount of money that
• 42:31
  was made. Think about it that way.
• 42:33
  How many of that money was made from professional athletes
• 42:37
  betting on props? Think about it.
• 42:40
  You have all that money, You have hundreds of millions of
• 42:43
  dollars. Think about it this way.
• 42:45
  Dak Prescott makes 60 million a year.
• 42:48
  If Dak Prescott took $1,000,000 and put it into prop bets,
• 42:52
  that's pennies to him if he may. If if he put $100,000 of that
• 42:57
  money, he can make double that $1,000,000.
• 43:01
  So it's really nothing to be a loss of.
• 43:03
  And if he has an inside scoop on what's going on with players and
• 43:07
  other players from other teams, because he's friends with them,
• 43:10
  he can prop it in any of those in in with any of those teams or
• 43:14
  any other sport because he has connections in the NBA,
• 43:17
  connections in the NHL, because he's friends, he's he's friends
• 43:20
  with these guys. So.
• 43:21
  But you you've seen where that's got caught before.
• 43:24
  Like you look at the baseball umpire who was doing it with his
• 43:27
  buddy and then, you know, that's how it comes, that's how it
• 43:31
  comes back to it. So I, I mean, I don't, I kind of
• 43:34
  disagree because it's, it's easy to do because we all have
• 43:38
  walking computers, right? We all have our phones.
• 43:40
  So you can check up the live stats and all the other stuff.
• 43:42
  So I understand what you're saying, but can you also, you
• 43:46
  can't take away we live in a free country, right?
• 43:48
  Like I, I see where you're coming with it, but I don't
• 43:52
  think you can take that prerogative away from you as a
• 43:55
  human being. Like if I want to gamble, I want
• 43:58
  to gamble If and it's not on my sport, I don't feel like you
• 44:01
  can, you should take that away from me because you know, that's
• 44:04
  like that's like saying or do you take all of the March
• 44:07
  Madness pools that are in every? But your job, I understand what
• 44:10
  you're saying, but you're allowing gambling and prop
• 44:13
  betting in other sports. So these players in these
• 44:16
  athletes know that they can get away with doing that.
• 44:19
  They can do it in their own sports.
• 44:21
  So I. Think a smart, a smart, ethical,
• 44:24
  morally correct person will not do it?
• 44:27
  How many people have played the game of baseball, basketball,
• 44:30
  football and how many have got caught?
• 44:31
  Let's just look at the numbers, if we're really gonna look.
• 44:33
  At Java I, I think this is just the top of the iceberg.
• 44:37
  I'm understanding what you're saying, but there's more that
• 44:39
  haven't been on their own sport than there is that.
• 44:41
  Have I? I got you.
• 44:42
  That's because nobody has been caught yet, but it's going to
• 44:46
  happen. Really.
• 44:47
  Who? Who besides these other guys
• 44:50
  that you're mentioned, Otani got caught, but your baseball
• 44:53
  international superstar was put? You know, they decided to push
• 44:57
  it under the rug because he's Shayo Otani and he's their
• 45:00
  superstar. So if you're not a name they
• 45:03
  don't care about you. Think about it that way.
• 45:05
  Look at what Porter. Junior.
• 45:07
  Porter got suspended for life because he used himself as a
• 45:11
  prop. Bet you're going to tell me
• 45:13
  Porter is the only player in the last two years that has
• 45:16
  proppetted his own his own basketball game?
• 45:20
  Not a chance in hell. And that's why I believe
• 45:23
  proppetting. So why is he the only one that's
• 45:26
  been caught then? Because obviously they're
• 45:28
  investigating it. You you can't, you can't
• 45:30
  prosecute acute somebody that's doing it in a different way or
• 45:33
  using somebody to, to to make those prop bets.
• 45:36
  So you have to investigate. You can't just assume that he's
• 45:40
  the only one that's doing it. I'm sure there's a ton of
• 45:43
  players doing it right now and the FBI is investigating it
• 45:46
  right now. They're just.
• 45:47
  So I think prop bets would you say what, what percent would you
• 45:51
  say is I guarantee? 28 percent, 28% of sports, At
• 45:56
  least 28 to 30% of these athletes are betting, making
• 45:59
  prop bets on either people that that players that they know in
• 46:03
  the league that are telling them they're not playing or in other
• 46:06
  leagues. OK, no chance, no chance, no
• 46:09
  chance. It's OK.
• 46:10
  No, I, I. Disagree.
• 46:12
  I've been in a lot of clubhouses and I can promise you it's not
• 46:15
  that much. I would say they make prop bets
• 46:17
  on like I want ground two touchdowns, so I'm going to bet
• 46:19
  it because I know him. You got to understand that's a
• 46:21
  respecting. I would never call another
• 46:23
  athlete in another sport and be like, hey, are you playing
• 46:25
  tonight like? You might not, you might not,
• 46:29
  but there are other guys so. You're saying over 1/4 of the
• 46:32
  athletes that are playing all of sports are?
• 46:34
  Over 1/4. Friends and.
• 46:36
  Over 1/4 / 1/4. You said 28%.
• 46:39
  Yeah, over 1/4. Yeah, 20, No chance.
• 46:43
  Yeah, OK, there's no chance. How about this, I'm not going to
• 46:46
  mention any names, but I know fighters that have bet prop bets
• 46:51
  with fighter, other fighters that they know that on certain
• 46:55
  specific things so. No, I I understand that.
• 46:58
  But you're, you're talking about once I'm talking about you're
• 47:00
  talking all sports. There's no way.
• 47:03
  OK, so there's European football and if you want to talk about
• 47:08
  FIFA and how FIFA has been absolutely politically attacked
• 47:13
  because of who runs FIFA and what they were doing, you're
• 47:16
  going to tell me right now European football, which is
• 47:20
  legal over there in sports betting even before us, they're
• 47:24
  not prop betting. And what does it?
• 47:25
  Matter if it's legal, who cares? It's a professional sport, it's
• 47:28
  a professional. But it doesn't matter, it's
• 47:30
  legal. It's it's illegal.
• 47:32
  You can't bet on your own top bets.
• 47:34
  We're not talking about that. We're talking about prop
• 47:36
  betting. You cannot be.
• 47:38
  AI believe DraftKings and FanDuel should absolutely
• 47:42
  terminate prop betting for players.
• 47:45
  Absolutely terminating. Talking about it's legal, so.
• 47:48
  It betting is legal, but you're prop betting.
• 47:51
  These athletes understand that they have an inside scoop and
• 47:55
  certain certain athletes are playing certain athletes from
• 47:58
  different leagues. How many leagues are over there
• 48:01
  in Europe? There's a ton of soccer leagues
• 48:03
  and they're all connected, all friendly and stuff.
• 48:06
  They know that that guys not playing, he's not 100% healthy.
• 48:09
  What are they going to do? They're going to prop bet on
• 48:11
  that specific bet. That's what they're going to do.
• 48:14
  So honestly, it it to me, it's hurting professional sports,
• 48:18
  it's hurting the betting situation.
• 48:19
  It was fine when you were betting on games.
• 48:21
  The over unders the money line that you, there's really nothing
• 48:25
  you can really change with that. It's very hard to to change the
• 48:29
  factor there. Honestly, the number one thing
• 48:32
  they need to do is get rid of prop bets.
• 48:34
  They have to do something or put it put something on these prop
• 48:38
  bets that don't give these players an opportunity to find a
• 48:43
  way to make money or cheat or do whatever.
• 48:45
  Whatever you call it, the FBI calls it when it comes to
• 48:48
  illegal, you know, illegal figure I don't know what do they
• 48:52
  call this speedy illegal. What I don't know illegal
• 48:55
  betting. So it's, and I, I wonder with
• 48:58
  my, my, my producer over here, if his head so far up his ass
• 49:02
  tonight, he doesn't speak and when he does speak, he doesn't
• 49:06
  say anything that really helps the conversation.
• 49:08
  Well, let me help out a little bit.
• 49:09
  They came out with something today in response to this Class,
• 49:14
  A thing that the sports books in the United States are going to
• 49:17
  establish a nationwide $200 betting limit on baseball wagers
• 49:23
  centered on individual pitches, prohibit these types of bets to
• 49:27
  be included in parlays so that it's less manipulative, and they
• 49:32
  announced that in conjunction with baseball today.
• 49:36
  I don't. I think they'll find.
• 49:37
  I think they'll find a way to figure our way around that.
• 49:41
  I There's just I. See, but you're just yeah,
• 49:44
  you're just looking and and fish is 100% right.
• 49:47
  But just because it's all these ones that do it here, you forget
• 49:51
  there's overseas betting that like people use that have been
• 49:54
  using for years that probably use it just as much if not.
• 49:58
  You think our sports are bad? Just look at soccer.
• 50:01
  Forever bro. Forever.
• 50:04
  Soccer for sure. Like all over the world.
• 50:07
  Can't call it soccer? Watch European football.
• 50:09
  They don't. Like that.
• 50:10
  Did you watch that old 30 for 30, the two Escobars with the
• 50:13
  narco soccer? You want to talk about like rig
• 50:16
  stuff, man? Like there's like levels of it.
• 50:19
  There's real levels of this type of.
• 50:21
  Thing. I just think that there has to
• 50:23
  be something done with this prop betting.
• 50:25
  They have to do something with it.
• 50:27
  And I don't even think that making rules and figuring and
• 50:29
  configuring it, I think you either banish it or figure out a
• 50:33
  way where you can only make a certain amount of prop bets a
• 50:37
  day and it like a minimum amount of prop bets a day where it can
• 50:42
  affect. Are you talking minimum like a
• 50:44
  total number of bets or like a dollar?
• 50:46
  I don't know, I don't know. But you know, then you're just
• 50:49
  going to go to from one sports book to the other, making the
• 50:51
  same bets, and that's what's going to.
• 50:54
  Happen. I would have to think about it.
• 50:56
  What I would have to do is I would have to think about it and
• 50:58
  like put two and two together and maybe that's what I'll do.
• 51:01
  I'll figure out and I'll figure out a way and then write an
• 51:03
  article about it there. There's got to be some way in in
• 51:08
  the way sports betting is where you can critique it, where these
• 51:13
  players are not using prop bets in their own favor.
• 51:17
  I think it's really, really bad right now and I think it's only
• 51:21
  going to get worse. I love taking prop bets during
• 51:23
  the Super Bowl, like Gatorade color coin flip.
• 51:25
  Like certain they literally they they cap those like certain bets
• 51:30
  because there are so many Super Bowls a little bit different,
• 51:32
  but they do cap those profits in in certain in certain instances.
• 51:37
  So I don't know if that would be like, OK, you can take say 10
• 51:42
  and it can't total over, you know, 1000 bucks or something.
• 51:45
  Like there's probably something that's just, I mean, it would be
• 51:49
  tough to do probably. But like Fish said, it's like,
• 51:53
  OK, I'm going to put, I'm going to load up on 1000 bucks here.
• 51:56
  But then I can go to, you know, ESPN bet and do another, you
• 52:01
  know, 1000 bucks. That's that's where there's a
• 52:04
  will, there's a way, especially with the addiction of gambling
• 52:07
  and chasing. That that's another thing you
• 52:09
  can and I think there has to be a way with sports books.
• 52:12
  You you're there's a million sports books.
• 52:14
  There has to be some kind of way where you can only with your
• 52:18
  Social Security use one sports book.
• 52:22
  Well, you can't jump from one or the other.
• 52:24
  That's the only way you can configure it where you know that
• 52:27
  somebody is not cheating is using your own Social Security.
• 52:30
  It's connected to you. There's got to be something that
• 52:33
  works in that kind of favor where it can kind of like close
• 52:39
  any possibility of these guys cheating or using sports betting
• 52:44
  and propping for their own advantage.
• 52:47
  I just, I don't know what it is. It's kind of bothering me
• 52:50
  because I just think that these guys, they have so much money
• 52:54
  and they're swimming in my it's like Scrooge Mcduck.
• 52:57
  You have Dak Prescott making $60 million.
• 52:59
  He could swim in that money, $1,000,000 to him in sports
• 53:02
  betting is nothing, nothing. I try to give that example to my
• 53:06
  students and none of them know who Scrooge Duck is.
• 53:09
  Man it sucks. They just, it's like well past.
• 53:13
  DuckTales, DuckTales. Trust me, I know.
• 53:16
  Trust me. I grew up.
• 53:17
  On you believe this game right now, this Packer, Packer and
• 53:20
  Eagle game. I mean, seriously, that's
• 53:21
  unbelievable. Tommy Scoops is playing me right
• 53:24
  now and he's real close to beating me, but nobody wants to
• 53:27
  score for either one of these teams.
• 53:29
  I got Jordan love. I don't I I I could use Jordan
• 53:32
  Love, but I don't know if I lose if Jordan Love doesn't put up.
• 53:35
  The Don't worry fish. All I need is like a touchdown
• 53:37
  from Saquon or whatever and like we're pretty much back in.
• 53:40
  You don't have Saquon, you don't have Saquon in this league.
• 53:42
  I'm sorry, not on this league, no.
• 53:43
  No, I do have Romeo Dobbs on this team.
• 53:45
  So. You got Dobbs and like Godder.
• 53:48
  Godder, I have Saquon in my other league.
• 53:49
  That's why I'm I'm steady closely watching like both my
• 53:54
  leagues or whatever. But it's all right, I'm only
• 53:55
  caring about the playoffs for my revenge against Sarah later on
• 53:58
  when we get to the. Final ball bat it's.
• 54:00
  Going to be me. Very, Sarah.
• 54:01
  Listen, I I think it's going to to be me and Derek.
• 54:05
  That's what I think. Anyways, that's it for our show,
• 54:10
  ladies and gentlemen. The Goodster shows up as we love
• 54:15
  him. We're finally, we finally got
• 54:16
  him back. I know he's been busy.
• 54:18
  How old is that white tea? That thing looks haggard.
• 54:22
  It's my freaking sleep. That's what I wear in bed.
• 54:25
  Dude, that's hug. Hey, son.
• 54:29
  It's a Nike yoga, Nike yoga. So it's like super stretchy.
• 54:34
  He bought that from Adam Levine. From who, judge?
• 54:39
  Adam Levine, the singer, that's what Those are the kind of
• 54:42
  shirts he wears, but they're usually.
• 54:44
  We're about to throw in a jacket because it's frigid down here.
• 54:47
  He tastes himself. Wait, what's the temperature
• 54:49
  over there? Goody. 75 probably to him it is.
• 54:55
  It's 70. 5 Right now it's 3045. Feels like 3034.
• 55:03
  So you're getting it too. We're it's supposed to be bad.
• 55:05
  It's not that cold. We just played a like a three
• 55:08
  hour Little League game in this with like with like 30 knot
• 55:12
  winds. So I'm.
• 55:13
  Supposed to get a little bit of wintry mix up here in the
• 55:16
  mountains. Arrow. 30 knot winds.
• 55:17
  Still not that bad, that's the thing.
• 55:20
  I'll tell you what, I'll send you a nice beautiful coat.
• 55:22
  Do you want me to help you out? I mean A.
• 55:24
  Beautiful coat. Beautiful coat.
• 55:26
  I mean, I have some nice coats. That keep it's supposed to hit
• 55:29
  the 20s tomorrow like the 29th 20 eights.
• 55:32
  I know you. I like the cold.
• 55:33
  I don't like the cold as much. I don't mind the cold like I'm.
• 55:37
  Dude, I will be outside. I will be outside with a T-shirt
• 55:41
  and I'll be wearing shorts, that stuff.
• 55:44
  That's crazy shorts. And that doesn't bother me.
• 55:46
  That don't bother me that way they don't bother me.
• 55:48
  It really don't. It's freezing.
• 55:50
  That's. Not freezing.
• 55:51
  It's not freezing, but it's not shorts in a way.
• 55:53
  I feel like Arrow wishes he could live in like Canada so he
• 55:56
  could just put on ice. I did skating.
• 55:58
  I did. I never lived he's.
• 55:59
  Wearing pants right now, this is the first time I've seen him
• 56:01
  wear pants like in a while, but my.
• 56:02
  Pants are up, you see. I'm wearing like.
• 56:04
  Yeah, see, he's wearing it like shorts anyways.
• 56:06
  Yeah, I'm wearing it like shorts.
• 56:07
  I'm not wearing pants, you know what I mean?
• 56:10
  Anyways, that's it for a show. Ladies and gentlemen.
• 56:13
  Thank you to Allie Burke did have her.
• 56:15
  She sang the national anthem. Speedy actually gave her a
• 56:18
  little bit of tune in the background.
• 56:19
  It was definitely horrible. So if you want to check out him
• 56:24
  trying to keep a note, it's it's really horrendous.
• 56:26
  So, yeah, Joppa. Yeah.
• 56:29
  You know, as we all say, hold on.
• 56:31
  Hold on. Before Nathan.
• 56:32
  Hey, wait. It is.
• 56:33
  Hold on. I didn't do it all night.
• 56:34
  Joe Buck. Oh, there it is, Joe.
• 56:36
  Buck Pass Liquor. I was waiting for that.
• 56:39
  Everybody was saying one of my friends actually tested me.
• 56:42
  Where's that Joba joba ass liquor?
• 56:44
  Well, I there you go. Anyways, thank you to all the
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  Spotify apple fans all over the world that TuneIn and check us
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  out and download us. You know, give us the unique
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  As we all say. As we all say.
• 56:59
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• 57:02
  gentlemen, you can check us. Check us out on TikTok,
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• 57:15
  you New York fans. Or if you want to come from New
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  out at Virgil's. We will be in Manhattan, Times
• 57:25
  Square, a block away from Carmine's.
• 57:29
  Definitely BBQ if you like BBQ. I know Jabba is going to be in a
• 57:32
  lot of BBQ. That beard is going to be dirty.
• 57:34
  It's going to be brown and messy, right Jabba?
• 57:38
  No, you're not going to eat any. My beard will probably be like
• 57:42
  that, I'm not going to lie. Well, I mean I will, but
• 57:47
  probably not past like 7:00. He's.
• 57:50
  The ITIS. You got to be careful with the
• 57:52
  ITIS if you're going to do a live show.
• 57:54
  The ribs. Jabba, are you saying you have a
• 57:56
  Barba curfew? I'm not going.
• 57:59
  To have a curfew, yeah. Jabba's fasting after a certain
• 58:03
  time. I'm not.
• 58:04
  Fasting I just don't eat past 7. You don't want to eat past 7.
• 58:08
  Is there a reason? That's kind of like fasting, but
• 58:10
  I I don't usually eat past seven It's.
• 58:12
  Supposed to be good for you that you don't do that.
• 58:13
  I don't. I don't eat past seven either,
• 58:15
  honestly. I don't give a crap.
• 58:17
  I eat whenever I eat, you know? It is what it is, you know?
• 58:22
  Hey. Once it gets past seven, that's
• 58:23
  when we switch from honey mustard to Alfredo.
• 58:27
  To applesauce. I love applesauce.
• 58:29
  That's that's my bitch. Applesauce is my bitch, man.
• 58:34
  I'll Make Love to my applesauce, Cinnamon.
• 58:37
  It's got to. Do it when you believe that.
• 58:39
  You'll Make Love to. Your I like anal love.
• 58:41
  Virgils, you guys can Make Love to your applesauce.
• 58:44
  I'm gonna go Make Love to my pillow.
• 58:45
  Okay, there you do that. Anyways, that's it for a show,
• 58:48
  ladies and gentlemen. Speedy, what do we have on
• 58:50
  Wednesday? All right. 845 Joining the show
• 58:51
  for the first time, former former Marlins, Mariners, Rays
• 58:55
  and a couple other teams Outfielder Logan Morris.
• 58:57
  It'll be Jordan Shots a Nithin for getting him.
• 58:59
  Oh nice. Good, good.
• 59:01
  You can come on. You can help us interview him.
• 59:03
  Suck my Indo this Wednesday. Yes, this Wednesday, 8:45. 845,
• 59:08
  come on in, you know. I got, I got a playoff game.
• 59:11
  All right, so after the playoff game, you know, I guess you'll
• 59:14
  he'll join us and Goody's bag. Goody will be interviewing us
• 59:17
  interviewing him live from the playoffs.
• 59:19
  We have goodies bag of hairy. Boys on location.
• 59:24
  Hairy balls. Tomorrow you don't want that.
• 59:26
  Poops gets no coots. All right, Jabba's got to go to
• 59:30
  bed. He's got to get to his pillow.
• 59:32
  That's it. Good night.
• 59:33
  Farewell, Droba. Yeah, we goes at a worldwide
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