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Is Shedeur Sanders already spoiled? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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www.worldwidesportsradio.com. I, I'm not in a happy mood
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because this this game is just absolutely demoralizing.
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I, as a Knick fan, I, I, I don't, I just, I don't see the
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Knicks coming back in this series.
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It would be an absolute miracle for the Knicks come back in this
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series. They'd have to go to Madison
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Square Garden and actually show up to the game.
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They have not been really showing up to any one of these
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games since the series started. You you you've been playing
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catch up with a team that you're much better than and it's
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embarrassing. This is an embarrassing loss for
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the New York Knicks. For anybody to sit here and say,
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well, what they playing, they're playing in in Indianapolis and
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they're playing against a very good Pacer team.
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This is a good Pacer team, not a very good Pacer team.
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If they were, if they were playing the Celtics and the
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Celtics were up three to one with Tatum and and a
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championship team, that'd be different.
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This Pacer team is not as good as what the scores are showing
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you. And how does Tyrese Halberton
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score 30 points? What did he 12 assists and and
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15 rebounds? That's an embarrassment.
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I, I just, I don't know if I, if I was Tom Thibodeau right now
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and I was in the locker room, I'd be calling a team meeting
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and I'd be screaming at every single player.
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Josh Hart flopping around in this game.
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Karl Anthony Town, the bitch that he is, can't hit free
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throws in the important parts of the game.
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The Knicks had a chance at the end of the second quarter to
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take the lead going into that going before that, the
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second-half and they they choked and then they went down what 6-7
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points going into the second-half.
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It, it just it's typical Knicks fashion when they get close and
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they put on they put on a good quarter, they fall behind 1012
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points and can't catch up again. It's just embarrassing.
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I I'm so I don't want to talk about it anymore.
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I'm sick to my stomach and I'm I'm not looking forward to
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Thursday. I am not looking forward to
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Thursday and any fan that says that they can't wait to go back
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to Madison Square Garden where the fans are loud.
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This is the the same Pacer team that got lucky in the first
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game. This should be two games to two.
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If the Knicks didn't choke in game one, it should be two.
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Two. But the Knicks choked in game
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one. That's all I'm going to say
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anyways. Ladies and gentlemen, we call
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this Dial it Up. We interrupt this regularly
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scheduled hot mix to bring your important news.
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We got a. Big broadcast to do here we're.
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We're about to dial it up. Disgusted.
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I am so sick to my stomach. I'm the only thing I'm going to
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dial it up is my foot and every single Knicks fans ass.
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If they say that the Knicks are going to come back in this
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series, that's all I'm going to say.
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Let's go. Let's go all.
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Right guys, dial it up. This is our segment.
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We have some rapid fire stories from the last bunch of days.
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Errol has not seen them yet, so he's going to dial up a take on
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it and one of us will also, Tommy jump on in.
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We'll have a little something to say in return.
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Here we go. First story for tonight's
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episode of Dial It Up. Oh, it's Joey Burrow and he
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takes some shots at the NFL and the NFL.
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Get this. Arrow admits mistakes in poor
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scheduling. The NFL came out and admitted
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some mistakes on their port part for poor scheduling practice
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with the Bengals after Joe Burrow vented his frustration on
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social media. Playing in Baltimore for the
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fourth straight prime time wasn't ideal.
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Maybe make one of those in Cincinnati next year, please.
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Maybe an international game next year, too.
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NFLVP of Broadcast Planning Mike North told bengals.com that they
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get the message. It's fair.
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It's not a one or two years sort of lead where you fix every
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problem every other year or every two years.
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Once you start getting to the same thing three years in a row,
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four or five years in a row, whether it's a short week
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Thursday on the road or opening on the road, when trends like
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that emerge, we probably have to adjust at some point.
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Well, they didn't adjust for this year because his complaints
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will not change the schedule. Errol, dial it up.
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I've been saying this over and over and over again about the
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NA, the NFL and the way they they figure out their
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scheduling. Two or three guys sit in a room
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and they're trying to figure out, well, this team is playing
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this team this week and that team's playing that team in that
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week. As long as they're playing in
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the same division twice, that's how they set it up.
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Last year, week one first game of the season was Kansas City
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and Baltimore, Kansas City and Baltimore.
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And to me, I, I know that's what the NFL is trying to do.
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They're trying to draw people to get the chance to watch game
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number one Thursday Night Football.
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And you get to see, by the way, after that week, after Thursday
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Night Football week at Kansas City and Baltimore, go look at
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all the Thursday Night Football games after that.
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Absolutely horrible, horrible, because Thursday Night Football
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is not a time that anybody gives a crap about football.
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That's a fact. But you know, the NFL likes to
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kind kind of figure out the scheduling and put it together
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and make it make sense. It's an absolute debacle.
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I've seen this over and over and over again as a New York Jets
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fan. Go look at The Jets schedule
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over the last five years. They've had the hardest
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schedule. They're one of the worst teams
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in the NFL. They barely have seven wins over
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the last five years. They have the worst record in
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football in the last five years, and they had five years ago,
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they had the fifth worst record. I mean, the fifth hardest
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record, 5th hardest schedule in the NFL.
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The year after, the 7th hardest schedule in football.
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The year after that, the 4th hardest schedule in football.
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I mean, how do you win? How do you find a way to win
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when your team is horrible, you don't have a quarterback, and
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you can't find a way to put a schedule together for a bad
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team? It's absolutely Puget Joe Burrow
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is absolutely right. The NFL needs to fix this before
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the there's going to be fans that are going to be, you know,
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not even interested in watching the regular season for football.
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Yeah, the schedule pattern has been the same since the Texans
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came into the league as the last team in 2002.
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But I think what Joe Burrow is getting at, even with the
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pattern being as as strict structured as it is, like they
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still could be some randomness within division opponents.
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Like division opponents play twice.
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You don't to make all four of them in a row be Bengals, Ravens
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in Baltimore. And well, Carl's saying in the
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comment section, the Bears are playing the Commanders 3 times
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in a row in DC. These are not division matchups.
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Like they should not have the same ones be that structured
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that way. I think the Eagles and Bears or
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something played seven times in a row and I think five of them
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were in Philly. Like there's there's patterns to
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that that can be avoided based on that.
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How do they figure out the patterns?
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What? Like I said, the.
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Patterns. The patterns.
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Rotate. What did they say?
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I think they said there's two or three guys that sit in a room
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and they put it like they do a mathematical statistic equation
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and that's how they put it together.
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So, so the way that rotates, we'll take the AFC East for
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example. So the AFC East plays one
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division in the AFC, obviously they play themselves twice and
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then the tiebreaker games of the other two divisions that they
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don't play. And they rotate every four years
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with the with the NFC teams. So that pattern stays the same.
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I think what Burrow is getting at is more of why is if we play
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the Ravens twice, why are why do the Ravens get?
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All the home teams. Prime time in comparison to the
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Bengals getting two of them. Like if that's the split, it
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should be half and half. Like, OK, you want to do a two
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straight years, then two straight years or something like
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that. Make it a little more random if
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you're going to keep that structure intact.
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So, yeah, I've actually have some like kind of analogous
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thing here as a teacher, you know, you see the the make the
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schedules for kids every year and how they screw it up, like,
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because it's almost impossible to get it right with that many
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kids. You have to figure out.
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I think it's kind of similar here.
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Like they've got so many different teams, so many
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different times of games to figure out.
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It's like a really big math problem that they just can't get
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right. And it's it's a shame that teams
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get screwed over for. I thought it was interesting to
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bring up here on tonight's Dial It Up.
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Next one, we got some baseball job.
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I don't know if you've seen this guy, but I saw him and I kept an
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eye on him in fantasy and I was shocked that he was demoted
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after four starts. Yes, the Brewers demoted rookie
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starting pitcher Logan Henderson to AAA and recalled DL Hill is a
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lefty reliever. Henderson, get this in four
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starts was three and O with a 171 ERA.
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All the starts were quality starts, 21 innings, 29
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strikeouts, .95 WHIP and he produced .8 WAR in just four
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games. So like I said, DL Hall, lefty
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reliever. He was actually acquired in the
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Corbin Burns trade an offseason ago, was one of the pieces for
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that along with Joey Ortiz, who's been one of the worst
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hitting shortstops in the league so far for them.
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The Brewers have multiple starters on the IL this year.
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They just recently got Aaron Savali back to the rotation.
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Brandon Woodruff is only a couple of weeks away.
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They have our friend Nestor Cortez and Jose Quintana on the
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IL currently. Now, Henderson had a fractured
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elbow in 2021. He pitched only 81 innings last
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year and he's at 51 between majors and AAA.
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So here's why I bring this up. Why are they you sending a guy
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who's having a historic start to his career down to AAA to have
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30 innings if that's all you're going to have him throw or 50?
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Say they increase it to a hundred, 110 or something this
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year. Why are we wasting those in AAA
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when he's dominating the MLB? Errol, dial it up.
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Now, I don't know how what the arbitration is with the kid, but
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obviously this is a lot, a lot of teams do.
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They call them up and then they send them down because they want
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to protect our arbitration and make sure that they have control
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of him for a certain amount of years.
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So I don't know how or what how this works for obviously the
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Milwaukee Brewers, but I will say this.
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The fact is the the MLB has been an organization in in in a
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league that's trying to figure out how and how to make this
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work. When you have remember Acuna
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when he can't, he got called up with blood the Braves.
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There was a lot of questions on why they called him up and then
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the year after they gave him the $100 million contract in 10
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years and controlled his contract.
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But it, it looks like it's a great deal for the Braves.
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I think the Brewers are trying to protect obviously him as an
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asset. They want to control him for a
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certain amount of time and that's the reason why they sent
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him down. But they're going to call him
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back up in 30 or 40 innings, whatever it is, because
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obviously this kid is one of the best young pitchers in baseball
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and he's going to be the future of their pitching squad.
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So it's an interesting story. I, I, I don't know, but
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obviously the Brewers have have a reasoning behind everything,
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as every single baseball team does so.
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Yeah, I think it really comes down to basically the control
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because you can get to arbitration after three years,
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but there's a thing called Super 2.
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So if you're in the Top 14% of that class coming up that year,
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then basically they lose that extra basically half year of
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control before you go to arbitration.
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I don't understand why they do it with if, if they're going to,
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you know, give him the innings anyways and he's throwing.
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Well, just wait till those guys come back because he'll be back.
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They've got Sally back and then they'll get Woodruff back in a
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couple weeks. Wait till you get those so you
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can get one more start out of them.
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It just, and it's frustrating because we're not behind closed
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doors and I've heard these meetings cuz I've been a part of
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them just being on the other side where it's like, you know
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what, we, we want to get you some more work and they'll make
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it like, oh, we want to work on your change up.
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Or when it really comes down to it, it's they're counting the
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days. So service time is done by days.
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It's not done by, you know, OK, you came up six times because
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he'll lose that option because the option is for the entire
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year. So he can go up and down 7 times
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and he has to be at least down for two weeks unless somebody
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gets injured. So he's at least going to be
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down there for two more starts unless somebody gets injured and
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he can come back up. Then you can you can come back
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up at any time. But I think it's all comes down
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to them trying to say maybe it's cuz his elbow, but that was 2001
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or 2021 and so it wasn't like it was last year.
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So for them to do it in the way he's been pitching, I would
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rather want those innings in the big leagues.
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That's just personally me because if you're going to give
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him the innings either way and get him to maybe that hundred
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110 mark probably, then why not use him at the highest level
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when he's shown that he can pitch in this league instead of
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going? I agree.
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It's arbitration. It's got to be.
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There's nothing else. There's no reason why you send
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the kid down with the numbers that he has.
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It makes no. Sense, yeah, it's, it's all
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service time because he he probably came up earlier this
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year. So if we go back and look at
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this in a year from now, we can look at all the guys and see if
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they're in that top percent. Because if he is based upon
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service time, then he would become eligible for super too.
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So they wouldn't get that extra 3/4 half a year where they can
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still pay him league minimum until he goes to arbitration.
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So that's really from reading in between the lines and seeing it
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before they looked. And it's like there was one year
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where they didn't bring up somebody like to the day, and
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then they brought him up the next day because then he would
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have fell out of the Super tail. That's why that's why I think
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baseball needs to find a way to clean this up or, or the CBA.
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I'm sorry the the players union should should figure this out
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because I think this arbitration thing and how obviously the
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executives in the GM's have control of it and they know
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exactly how it's going to work where they can hold a guy for an
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extra year or an extra 2 years because of it.
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This is not fair to the player when he wants to become a free
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agent and by the time he, this kid becomes a free agent.
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AK Aaron Jones much Look, he became a free agent when he was
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30 years old because the Yankees didn't call him up until he was
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24. So we needed to have at least
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six years in before he went to his contract year.
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It's it to me. I think baseball and these teams
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understand how it works. The CBA works and it falls in in
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the category where I think the CBA and the players, you need to
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figure out how it works for them.
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So I I think there's got to be some kind of negotiation in the
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future for this because it's not fair to the players and they're
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not making their money. Some of these guys are so
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talented and they deserve the money.
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And you got guys like Akunya saying, you know what, I'll take
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the $100 million because I don't know where I'm going to be 5
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years from now. So I, I just, I, I don't like
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it. I don't like how baseball, you
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know, figure you know, how these CBA and the way they set it up,
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how baseball has control these players for a significant amount
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of time. Just feels like it's not what's
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right for the team, it's not what's right or at least the
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club this season, it's not what's right for them.
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Well, I also look at it too from the player's perspective because
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he's grinded, obviously, and he gets up there and how
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demoralizing is that? Go do everything you we can,
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pitch your butt off. And then it's like whatever
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excuse they gave when they called him into the office,
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like, hey, you know, we want to get your innings up or hey, we
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want you to focus on, you know, throwing your curveball early in
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account for more strikes. It could be 1000 different
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things where it doesn't just look like, Hey, we're protecting
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your service time and where now he's like looking himself in the
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mirror and he's like, what else do I have to do?
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Like, don't you want to build your players up and feel like
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they deserve to be there? Because he now, if he was O and
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three with the seven, we're not having the conversation.
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But you don't even have all your guys back ready.
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So why not use those innings here instead of making him like
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Wednesday? Because he's going to have to go
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back AAA and they're going to be asking him like, what'd they
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tell you? Like you pitched great.
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Like why the hell are you back here?
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When's the new CBA? When's the new CBA?
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Not. 28I. Thought yeah, two.
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Yeah, we got 2028, Yeah. So you got a couple more years
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that you have to wait. Yeah.
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And I and the same thing goes to the minor leagues.
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These players should be getting paid more money.
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I think it's despicable how some of these.
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Players they have, they have changed the minor, I know one it
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used to be. Now they they're. 2026.
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You have an housing so they don't have to worry about
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housing. Yeah, just glad things are
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improving on those. But, you know, it just seems
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like guys get screwed over like this, you know, get in the
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league minimum pitching like a freaking All Star.
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Anyway, we got a nice story here.
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Those are four big names in tennis, and years past one guy
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still playing of them on. One of them looks like Prince.
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Roland Garros ceremony was held in honor of 14 time French Open
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champion Rafael Nadal. He's the most bald one,
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surprisingly of the bunch. Rodger Federer #6 still playing.
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Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray were on the court to honor
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Nidal. 15,000 attended the center court court.
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Philippe Shotriere wearing white Tees saying Mercy Rafa, mercy
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Rafa Errol, dial it up. First of all, those are 4 best
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tennis men's tennis players of this century.
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Honestly, if you look at what they've done, Rafael Nadal
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probably the best clay court player of all time.
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You can argue Roger Federer's probably the best all around
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player and now and you could argue Djokovic, who just broke
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Federer's record of grand Slams, is better than Roger Federer.
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Those St. guys are arguably the three best tennis men's tennis
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players of all time. This is one of the probably 1 of
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the greatest times when it comes to tennis because you're going
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to get to if you're a young tennis fan, you got a chance to
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see three of the top five best tennis players of all time.
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And then I mean, Murray was a pretty damn good player,
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probably the best English player to ever play tennis and probably
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won more grand slams than any English player in in history.
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I know he's won Wimbledon. I think he won I think it US did
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he won the US Open too. I.
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I'm not sure. But he's missing one.
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Probably the best English tennis player of all time too.
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So those are arguably the four best tennis players of this of
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this generation. And I, I mean, it's a great
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opportunity to get chance to see superstars, but they get to see
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four of the greatest tennis players on the same court and
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celebrating arguably one of the best clay court players of all
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time. That's a great story.
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And honestly, it's great for tennis.
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And hopefully the next 4 top superstars from different
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countries can compete with those kind of records and Grand Slams
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championships. It's a great, I mean, that
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picture is great. I mean, the doll does look like
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an old man. And one of them, I think the
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doll looks like Prince William. I mean, Prince Williams losing
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his hair himself. I mean, he looks like an old man
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too. So, I mean, it's a great story,
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great story. Yeah, I could have said it
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better myself. The fact is, is that you have
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some of the best players of all time.
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And really if you've had the chance, of course to even watch
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any of these guys play, they really put it all out there on
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that court. They really know how to they
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really know how to do it up. They really know how to make it
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actually a tennis game entertaining and whenever you
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see one of these guys in the final, which was a lot of times,
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it was absolutely amazing to watch them play.
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So I mean, most people might not be a big tennis player or what
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not. When these guys were on the
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court, they were being. Watched My favorite time of
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watching tennis was the 90s. I was a big tennis fan.
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I was an Andre Agassi fan. I was going to say Agassi or
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Sampras. I was an Andre Agassi fan and
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whatever he he played against Pete Sampras.
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By the way, Pete Sampras beat Andre Agassi more than Andre
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Agassi beat Pete Sampras. I love both those guys and and
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and that was probably the best time of American tennis because
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since those guys, there really hasn't been a very.
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Good American. You got to drop Michael Chang in
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there. Too, Do you know, could you,
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could you name the last? Could you name the last American
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to win a big Grand Slam? The Grand Slam or a major?
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A man men's No men's tennis player.
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It was Roddick U.S. Open.
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That's where he's from. You're Nebraska, right?
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Yep, yeah. So there you go.
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There it is there. It is right now Java's rooting
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interest in tennis now. Yes.
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Dude I I had a tennis court in my backyard dog.
20:49
Now, Java, how did? How did you feel when when he
20:51
was also being called a rod like Alex Rodriguez though?
20:54
You know, I never I never understood, I never understood
20:57
Andre Agassi, you know, marrying Steffi Groff.
21:01
But by the way, their son is playing for one of the world
21:04
champions world championship teams.
21:07
I think he's playing for Germany.
21:08
He's going to be playing for Germany in the the World
21:11
Championships coming you. Would think that he's like got
21:13
the genetics to be the greatest player of all time.
21:16
If you've never read. Baseball.
21:18
He's a good baseball player. Their son's a good baseball
21:20
player. He's a pitcher.
21:22
Not surprised. All right, let's move on.
21:24
We got a couple more stories left go back to baseball.
21:28
This is a great story that happened the other day.
21:30
Nick Enright makes his MLB debut after being diagnosed with
21:34
cancer. He Nick Enright was brought up
21:38
from AAA right hand reliever through 2 scoreless innings,
21:41
striking out three. He was diagnosed with non
21:44
Hodgkin's lymphoma in December of 2022.
21:49
There were some dark days and that's when I leaned on all
21:51
those people around me. He said the biggest thing was
21:54
not letting cancer control me and not letting it dictate how I
21:57
was going to live my life. I'm super happy with how Sunday
22:02
went. But the goal isn't just a debut.
22:04
And right says the goal is to come up here, take the ball
22:07
every time my name is called and do everything I can to help this
22:11
team win games. Real positive story right here,
22:15
Errol. Dial it up.
22:18
I don't know Nick Enright, but it's a great story.
22:20
A cancer is one of the biggest killers in all, all of the
22:24
world. I mean, they kill more.
22:25
Cancer kills more people than anything.
22:28
Your heart attacks. Are you talking about car
22:30
accidents? Cancer kills more people every
22:33
single year. And when you hear a story like
22:35
that, it's just a sensational story.
22:37
The, the fight in him and going back to baseball and, and
22:40
actually playing in the major leagues and playing for a team
22:44
that is obviously in desperate need of pitching and, and, and a
22:47
team that's always had good pitching.
22:49
And I could just imagine what Nick Enright is going to be in
22:52
the future. He's going to win a Cy Young and
22:55
we're going to go back and we're going to talk about the the,
22:58
the, the story behind the whole story of him coming back from
23:01
answering and playing for a Major League team.
23:04
Just the fact to make a Major League team and Jabba, you know
23:07
all this, you know all about it. It's hard to make it to the
23:09
major leagues. Imagine you're having cancer and
23:12
then fighting cancer and then getting back to the big leagues.
23:16
That's the story. And then actually get a chance
23:19
to pitch in the major leagues again.
23:20
That's that's an unbelievable story.
23:22
Congratulations to Nick Enright. I mean, fantastic story.
23:26
Fantastic. Yeah, in just two years as well.
23:29
Like it was December 22. So it's really 2 1/2 years since
23:32
being diagnosed. He makes it to to the major
23:35
leagues pretty decent minor league career.
23:38
He had a record of like 17 and 11, three, 3 1/2, something like
23:41
that ERA, you know, wishing the best.
23:44
It's really great that he's in the league.
23:46
Just makes you think about all the guys, you know, you don't
23:48
even know what they're going through.
23:49
Fighting through stuff. You know, years ago you didn't
23:52
really know about it. I mean, the one that we knew
23:54
about was someone who didn't have the non Hodgkins, who had
23:57
the real Hodgkins lymphoma was Mario Lemieux, who had to take a
24:01
number of years off of his. Career five years.
24:03
You know, I have one of the greatest players of all time
24:06
still was able to come back was just have just was the.
24:09
Greatest. Warrior spirit of some of these
24:13
these great, you know, American athletes when you know Canadian
24:16
athletes that we have playing sports around us today.
24:18
So I just want to give that guy, you know, Nick Enright, big
24:21
shout out and, you know, wish him the best going.
24:24
By the way, you brought up Mary Lemieux.
24:25
He, I don't care what anybody says.
24:27
You can argue me. You can argue with me till the
24:29
day I die. Mary Lemieux is the greatest
24:32
hockey player of all time. If you look at his numbers and
24:37
the time that he played and even the five years, 4 1/2 years,
24:40
five years that he missed. If he played those five years,
24:44
he wins at least another title and he probably wins a lady
24:47
being maybe once or twice. This guy is the best offensive
24:51
player, 6 foot 6 big, strong, could score the goal, one of the
24:55
best hands I've ever seen. And, and by the by the way, he
24:59
would fight and beat the hell out of you in the pack.
25:02
The guy was his all all around a hockey player.
25:04
If there was anybody all around as good as Mary Lemieux, I, you
25:09
name it, maybe Gordie Howe, maybe Gordie Howe.
25:11
But I don't even think Gordie Howe was as good as Mary Lemieux
25:14
in in the years that he played. Gordie outplayed like 25 years
25:18
24. Years.
25:18
I didn't. It was 50.
25:19
Mary Lemieux played like 1314 years and and honestly, he would
25:23
have broken Ring Ring Gretzky's record.
25:26
I absolutely believe it. So I think you could argue.
25:29
You could argue so. I have some stats here.
25:32
Gretzky obviously 28157 total points in 14187 games.
25:38
Lemieux 17123 points in 915 games.
25:43
He didn't even break 1000 games. Played Mario Lemieux.
25:46
So I found the one that I looked up was points per game play.
25:49
So Gretzky, you would think would lead that amongst all
25:52
players all time, 1.9, two points per game.
25:57
Mario Lemieux is second at 1.88 and the next closest is Connor
26:01
McDavid at 1.52. So it's not particularly close.
26:05
And it falls off after that because bossy or you know,
26:09
Dionne Stasney and Forsberg and Crosby to round it out.
26:13
So quite. And those guys are down to 1.25.
26:17
Lemieux and Gretzky are, I always thought the one and two
26:21
all time and it's hard. You can go either way on that
26:23
one, but I think it's a valid 5050 argument for Gretzky.
26:29
I do. I would argue it and I was not
26:31
never a big Wayne Gretzky fan, but if if he played those five
26:36
years, 4 1/2 years, he breaks the goal record of Wayne
26:39
Gretzky's easily. Because he was at his peak too.
26:42
It wasn't like it was the end of his career that he missed.
26:44
That was his peak years that he missed.
26:46
So who knows how many points he would have gotten in those.
26:48
Years and Yogger. Everybody keeps bringing up
26:50
Yogger. Who's better?
26:51
Yogger LMU Yogger played a lot longer than Mario Lemieux, OK, a
26:56
lot longer. And he's still playing
26:58
professional hockey right now. He's like 60 years old and he's
27:01
playing professional hockey over there at the Czech Republic.
27:04
OK, so. The thing about those teams were
27:07
they weren't fair to play against because they had both of
27:09
those guys and a whole bunch of other great players as well.
27:12
Mark Recky, They had Mark Recky on it.
27:14
Paul Coffey was on that team. Francis, yeah.
27:17
Ron Francis actually went to Philadelphia in the future after
27:21
that and, you know, played with Eric Lindros.
27:24
Yeah, Barrasso. Tom Barrasso, probably top five
27:28
American goalie of all time. Tom Barrasso.
27:30
Another one of the all time greats.
27:32
Pretty awesome team. If you ever get a chance to
27:34
watch some of those highlights from the early 90s Penguins,
27:36
they're all great. They really.
27:38
Are Darius casparitis too, by the way?
27:40
Casparitis. Yes, started there.
27:41
So here we go. One of our favorite topics.
27:44
Shador Sanders gets a $500,000 Rolls Royce.
27:49
Or does he? Well, this is the type of story
27:53
we get about him these days. Shador Sanders.
27:55
The mud, after a much chronicled historic draft slides to the
27:58
fifth round in the 2025 draft, is in the news again, reportedly
28:02
for purchasing a $500,000 Rolls Rolls Royce.
28:06
His signing bonus was less than that.
28:09
It was about 450,000. But of course, you know, despite
28:14
there being a video showing this Forest Green or olive green or
28:18
whatever green that is colored Rolls Royce being unloaded onto
28:22
the Sanders family property, Shadour has denied purchasing
28:26
the car. Another lie.
28:28
I'm focused on my team, not a car purchase.
28:31
This is, by the way, despite an earlier video circling around
28:34
showing Shadour responding to his brother's message of the car
28:38
as a winning car. Typical, absolutely typical.
28:45
He can't tell the truth for nothing, guys.
28:48
And why did he get a green car? Why did he get a green Rolls
28:51
Royce? He's not making any green and
28:53
he's probably never going to make green in the NFL because
28:56
nobody's going to give him any contract.
28:58
This is a guy that was overrated when he came into the NFL, when
29:01
he was going to the NFL draft. This is a guy that played on a
29:05
very bad Colorado team and I'll say it again, very bad Colorado
29:10
team because you're not terrible conference.
29:12
They never beat anybody. They never beat a top defense
29:15
and the guy held onto the ball too long.
29:17
I don't want to hear how bad his offensive line was because
29:20
honest to God, the only thing that he's ever going to be
29:23
driving that means anything is driving a golf cart.
29:27
That's what he's going to be driving and he's going to be
29:29
driving it for whoever is starting over there in Cleveland
29:33
and he'll be playing on a what do they call that red shirted on
29:37
the, you know, the practice squad.
29:39
That's the only way. That's the only place he's going
29:41
to be playing. Shidor Sanders is a joke and
29:44
don't lie to anybody. We all know you like your cars.
29:47
The stories were coming out that you were driving a Lamborghini
29:51
over there in Colorado and driving it like 200 mph in the
29:55
streets. You're an absolute joke and stop
29:58
it. Your your father.
29:59
If you didn't buy it, your father bought it for you because
30:02
your father, your father always has his hands in your pants and
30:04
his. That's all I'm going to say.
30:06
Like, even if you want to believe it's a hoax sensation or
30:09
Sanders didn't buy it, his father definitely was involved
30:12
in getting that for him. Because yeah, they're going to
30:14
go live a life of luxury now that they're an NFL quarterback
30:17
that it would. Be $4 million?
30:19
How does that guy get $4 million playing on a practice squad?
30:21
Yeah, it's it's it's something that even if he didn't do it,
30:25
Dionne definitely did it with all this Arab nil money that
30:28
he's bringing in. I mean, what other connections
30:30
do you have there for a guy that has a fifth round pick?
30:32
It's like this is like a accelerated version of the
30:37
Brawny James contract, and he's going to another one.
30:41
I just think it's pathetic. Whether it's a hoax or not, and
30:43
by the way, it's a winning car. No, that's an ugly car.
30:45
It's horrible. That was exactly what I was.
30:48
Going to say that color I I tell my wife I call that color shit
30:52
green and she always tries to buy those colors for me.
30:55
She's still here watching me. I know Jabba wouldn't be buying
30:59
a Rolls Royce I I know you're not wasting your money on that
31:01
piece of garbage. But doesn't feel like the type
31:05
of purchase you should be making when you just lost out on $40
31:08
million in the draft slide. Personally, I just don't think
31:11
that's good economic sense. Now, it could be that he was
31:15
given the car to drive around for a month.
31:18
It could be one of those types of things, who knows?
31:21
People wanted to be seen in a custom car.
31:24
You know that someone made so that you know they can get some
31:27
Instagram videos for themselves. It all these things are very
31:31
possible. It also shows you he's not
31:34
thinking about football, right? He's thinking about what he's
31:37
all the same reasons money he's falled into money draft.
31:41
But it's about. Money.
31:42
It's about the attention, it's about the looks.
31:44
It's not about the game. The team.
31:46
Yeah, about the game. I had this.
31:48
I had this conversation with Carter at lunch the other day
31:52
and he was like, he was kind of saying the same thing.
31:55
And you know, you go on here, it's like as as soon as Shudur
31:59
got to Cleveland, what was he doing?
32:01
He was had his video team following him that he was
32:04
running hills. He was going to see kids and
32:06
like trying to change the perspective of that.
32:09
You know, he's just money hungry.
32:11
He says this, he says that, he goes on, they post it and he's
32:15
like, that's another lie. Like let sleeping dogs lie.
32:19
If it's a lie, you don't need to approach it.
32:21
Just go about your business. You don't have to make a remark
32:25
on it. And it's just I think it's kind
32:29
of been ingrained in him and just the way that he's been
32:32
brought up with, you know, just having all the crews follow him,
32:36
you know, growing up with his dad and, you know, in the prime
32:39
time era of what he was, but his dad was also on a different
32:42
level. So I think it's just the kind of
32:44
instilled we've seen that through his comments and in
32:48
certain interviews and that say that.
32:49
To Dion, don't tell Dion that he was on.
32:52
A hold no I no I and 100% if he didn't buy it maybe his dad did.
32:57
But what I want to know is, okay, where?
33:01
First of all, how did they get that the picture of the videos
33:04
if it's delivered on their property?
33:06
That's what I'd like to know. Dude, somebody took it.
33:08
TMZ, dude, he has a lot. Of people or did they leak it?
33:12
That's what I'm saying. Or did they leak it on purpose
33:14
so it could just continue to bring his name up and be
33:18
relevant when? He's never, he's never going to
33:24
be relevant in the NFL because no, no organization it, it
33:28
doesn't matter how good he is on a practice field, no team is
33:31
going to take on that responsibility to deal with
33:35
Deion Sanders. Nobody is going to deal with
33:37
that. That guy will never start in the
33:39
NFL. I'm telling you, nobody is good
33:42
unless something crazy happens and Cleveland loses like 3
33:45
quarterbacks in the season and have to call them up and some
33:48
crazy thing falls together. I can't see any NFL team taking
33:52
a chance on this guy. I I just can't see it.
33:55
I can't see it. It did happen two years ago in
33:57
Cleveland. That's how Joe Flacco ended up
33:59
having all those reps in RE7, that career research.
34:01
I'll be sure I'll be shocked if you ever see Shudor Sanders
34:05
throw a football in an NFL game. I'm not talking about, I'm
34:09
still. Hoping for the sake of of of
34:11
Owen that he ends up somehow in the 49ers.
34:14
And that he has. That's just me.
34:16
Owen's going to be wearing a nice, beautiful dress in a nice
34:19
beautiful wig. Because he did lose his bet.
34:22
That has been yet another great episode of Dial It Up.
34:28
I'm definitely dialing it up. Speaking of dialing up, we have
34:32
something in the last segment. We definitely got to dial it up
34:35
and that's what's that smell. Hold up, what is that smell?
34:39
What's that smell? Wow, you.
34:46
Don't see that everyday. Now let me tell you guys
34:48
something before we get into this last segment.
34:51
I am absolutely dreadly, dreadfully tired, OK, for all
34:55
this crazy stuff that's happened to me today with the people on
34:59
the road and then the weather and then just just everything
35:03
and then and I had to watch that God forsaken game.
35:06
All right, so I'm here for you fans.
35:09
I'm here to finish this segment for you fans because it was up
35:12
to me. I would have deaded this show
35:15
after sounded out and our guest. OK, That's it.
35:19
OK, so now, ladies and gentlemen, you know how to do
35:22
this. You know how we do this.
35:23
What's that smell is pretty easy.
35:25
We give you a story that we want to talk about some story.
35:29
It doesn't matter what it's about sports offset of sports.
35:33
And we're going to tell you what it smells like.
35:34
So tonight we're going to go fish, we're going to go scoops,
35:38
we're going to go Jabba speedy me.
35:42
Here we go. OK, so I got some.
35:46
I got the smell for you first because it's the smell of a
35:49
truth bomb from the one and only Terry Bradshaw.
35:53
And what does that smell like? It smells like his favorite
35:56
dessert that, yes, the Southern delicacy of Peach pie.
36:00
What is he giving you the truth about?
36:02
Listen to this, Aaron Rodgers. Are you serious?
36:07
That's a joke. That to me is a joke, Brad Saw
36:10
said. What are you going to do, bring
36:12
him in for one year? Are you kidding me?
36:14
That guy needs to stay in California.
36:16
Go somewhere and chew on bark and whisper to the gods out
36:20
there. That is some truth, Terry.
36:23
Go enjoy your Peach pie. All right, then mine is going to
36:29
be on topic of basketball because everybody knows Mr.
36:32
Kendrick Perkins over on ESPN had a comment to say today on
36:37
Anthony Edwards saying you got to check the boxes when you're
36:40
the face of the league. Bird, Magic, MJ, Kobe, Shaq,
36:44
LeBron, Steph, they were all family men.
36:47
They were all married with kids. Now I don't know what's in
36:51
what's in married. With children.
36:53
That's what you should have said.
36:54
Married with kids. Married with children.
36:57
That's say that's that's in his words.
36:59
My thing is, is I don't understand what it is that I
37:02
don't understand what it is that's he, that he, he's been on
37:05
a bit of a roll, bit of a stroll with these crazy takes.
37:10
I'm not really too sure what's been going on with his mind or
37:13
whatnot. I'm not sure really the thought
37:14
process behind that. But I have to say that it smells
37:18
like some Cincinnati chili hot dogs that were the subject of a
37:22
fart from the Ass Blazer. So there you go.
37:26
Ass Blazer. Interesting.
37:29
I like Cincinnati chili. There we.
37:33
Go. I don't.
37:34
What is it about Cincinnati chili that's different?
37:38
I mean, it's more like a Texas. There's no beans and there's
37:41
it's more sweeter. It's in the.
37:43
Base cinnamon and stuff right there, right?
37:45
Yeah. And then they put, they have
37:47
like pasta with it. They have hot dogs and they make
37:50
like fresh shredded cheese that put the it's, it's pretty good.
37:52
I know they have Cincinnati chili like the spaghetti and
37:55
that one of. The Yeah 1.
37:56
Of the coaches, they threw them all.
37:57
They threw it on one of those Cincinnati head.
37:59
Coaches, you can have chili without beans.
38:02
That is true beans. Are Texas.
38:04
Philly doesn't have beans. I know, that's why it's not the
38:06
best. That's all I'm saying.
38:09
Just saying. I mean, there's a few.
38:10
Different kinds of chili out there for.
38:11
Sure. Yeah, I love, I love all types
38:13
of chili. So but mine is going to be Kyle
38:20
Larson is going to be NASCAR in in driving.
38:24
He tried, he's tried to do this before race in the Indy 500, in
38:27
the Coca-Cola 600. And it got rained out one year
38:30
and he tried to do it again this year.
38:33
And it smells like a little bit of a premature ejaculation
38:36
because he got wrecked in one and didn't finish in the top 30
38:41
in either. So he he was a little premature
38:43
trying to do both. All right, so I'm going to shift
38:47
to college football for this one.
38:48
Kind of a kind of A2 parter. They they changed the new the
38:51
playoff form, still 12 teams, but they're not doing it where
38:53
the conference champions automatically get to the buy.
38:56
And there are two guys, Greg Sankey, the commissioner of the
38:59
SEC, who's already getting ignored at that because the SEC
39:01
is not going to get their extra team.
39:02
So he wants now a 16 team playoff after you didn't want to
39:06
expand it at all. And then Caitlin de Boer still
39:08
being salty about Alabama missing out on the playoff
39:10
barely to SMU still coming. Oh, you should have played our
39:13
schedule. Yes, you also lost to Oklahoma
39:15
and Vanderbilt to six or less win teams.
39:17
So what does that smell like? It smells like Eddie Lacey, Evan
39:21
Neal and Evan Neal getting getting bigger on Henry Rugg's
39:25
prison food and the diarrhea that comes out of there.
39:29
That's disgusting. That's really disgusting.
39:32
Henry Ruggs. He's he's actually coming out of
39:35
jail soon. I heard that he might be coming
39:37
out, you know, within a couple of years, so.
39:39
Yeah, soon he actually on good behavior, so maybe he plays in
39:42
the NFL again. He should reach out to Plaxico
39:45
Bores. No, Who was the one?
39:48
Stallworth. Yeah, Stallworth, Yeah, he's
39:51
another one. I mean, yeah, then he hit
39:53
somebody with his car. Yeah, he killed someone with his
39:55
car, but they were like drunk in the road or something.
39:58
That's right. So he only served 30 days.
40:01
Unbelievable. Smug.
40:02
Smug was right on the chili. Yeah, the original was.
40:05
There was no beans. That doesn't matter.
40:08
You gotta have beans in the chili.
40:10
Carol likes the remix. Yeah, I like the fart, man.
40:13
I like the beanie thing. I like the fart.
40:15
I like the fart. You just like people wearing
40:17
beanies. I listen.
40:18
I mean, when you have chili, you have to fart.
40:20
I mean, that's part. And you gotta have the right
40:22
crackers. The right crackers.
40:24
Anyways. My final What's that smell goes
40:27
to? Yes, the one and only Buffalo
40:30
Bills as they sign the one and only Joey Bosa.
40:33
And guess what, ladies and gentlemen, he's hurt again.
40:36
He has an injured calf and could miss training camp and maybe
40:42
longer. Not surprise, ladies and
40:44
gentlemen, after signing him in the offseason after the Chargers
40:47
decided to bar ways with them again.
40:50
Joey Bosa cannot stay healthy. How long has he been in the
40:53
league? How healthy has he been in a
40:55
seven-year career? And the answer is not very.
41:00
So you know what it smells like? It smells like Speedy's ass when
41:03
his dog's licking it. That's what it smells like.
41:06
That's it. Right, Speedy?
41:08
How does your ass smell? Does your dog like the smell of
41:10
your ass when he licks it? I don't know.
41:12
Have you ever had dogs? Don't talk?
41:15
That's not true. Give.
41:18
Me, a dog that worded a word. Men in black memory eraser.
41:23
Chocolate's a good flavor. It's a good flavor, especially
41:25
in your ass, right? OK, so what's what's your what's
41:29
the perfect cracker for your chili?
41:31
What is it? That's a good question.
41:33
How? No, I like, I like Ritz.
41:36
I don't like saltines. I like.
41:37
Ritz crackers. Ritz crackers.
41:38
Yeah, I like Ritz crackers. You know what I do?
41:40
I crush the crackers. What I do is I crush them and I
41:43
mix them up in my Jelly. I don't eat it with the crack.
41:46
I crush them up. I get like 5 or 6 of them.
41:48
Crush them. Yeah.
41:49
And I mix it up and give it like that, that kind of like salty
41:52
taste. So gives it a little bit more
41:54
salt to it. But I crush it up into pieces.
41:56
But that's what I would probably go with Ritz salt crackers
42:00
that's. Right I go, I go.
42:01
Oyster cookie or oyster crackers?
42:03
I like oyster crackers too. That was a good too that I I eat
42:06
that with soup like seafood. Yeah, more soap.
42:09
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that's why I.
42:10
Actually am a chili on top of a baked potato guy.
42:13
I really. Those are really good.
42:15
Interesting, interesting. You know, I'm not a big baked
42:18
potato fan. I'm more of a Mashed potato fan
42:20
so. Try try it with chili and
42:22
cheddar cheese on top, you'll love it.
42:24
I mean that sour cream with it too or no?
42:27
Some people don't like that I I'm like good either way with
42:30
sour. Cream.
42:30
Where do you go? Do you go to Wendy's and pick it
42:33
up? Is that what?
42:34
When I was younger I always did, but I make my own stuff usually
42:36
now. Yeah, where's your favorite
42:39
chili at a fast food restaurant? Like there's got to be, there's
42:43
got to be it. Would probably just be Wendy's
42:45
because I've gotten it the. Most checkers.
42:47
Checkers. I like checkers.
42:49
See, we don't like. We don't have a.
42:50
Checkers. Checkers down in Florida.
42:53
I don't think I ever got a chili there though.
42:55
Checkers has good fries. Fries are good, really good
42:57
fries. They're Chili's.
42:58
Pretty good. That was the first place I had
43:00
it was checkers because I was like, what is this?
43:02
And I actually was at an eye appointment and they're like
43:05
we're backed up and there was a checkers right across the street
43:07
and I was like, we don't have this.
43:08
So I was like, the fries are really good now they sell them
43:12
in the frozen. Food site, yeah, you can get
43:13
them, yeah. They do.
43:15
I bought them before but it's. Not the same, but it's not the
43:18
same. It's not the same when you're
43:19
buying it fresh. When you're at checkers.
43:21
There's only like there's only one checkers around here on Long
43:24
Island now. They closed the one closer to me
43:27
but. I they actually reopened a lot
43:29
of them by where I live, like farther by me or whatever.
43:32
A lot of them closed down and under new management now.
43:35
Yeah, they have new management. Do you guys have White Castle
43:37
over? There.
43:38
Oh yeah, we. Do there's like one?
43:39
There's like 1 left by me. Oh really?
43:41
It's always been terrible. We have like 4.
43:43
I like White Castle. We have 4, you know, only thing
43:45
is with White Castle, depending on the burgers, if you eat the
43:49
wrong burgers, it's going to you're going to be shitting up a
43:51
storm, so. So I don't particularly like it,
43:53
but you're going to be crapping up by Jersey.
43:56
It's white mana, which is like the original version of that.
43:59
And there's like a couple of like it's called white mana.
44:01
The best, the best food at White Castle is their mozzarella
44:06
sticks. They're they're the best White
44:08
Castle. Oh, that's mozzarella sticks.
44:10
Best, best mozzarella sticks. I'm telling you right now.
44:14
I'm telling you right now, go try some.
44:16
Now go to White Castle and have their mozzarella sticks.
44:19
It's the best. I'm telling you.
44:20
You shake your. Head What are you?
44:22
What are you dipping in marinara?
44:23
Oh they have their marinara sauce is the best too.
44:25
Over there they have such. So you're telling me White
44:27
Castle? 100% go there.
44:29
That's. The best marinara.
44:30
Sauce Best marinara sauce and best mozzarella sticks.
44:34
Try it and we get this. Recorded.
44:36
I promise you, go to White Castle and try their mozzarella.
44:40
I'll do it. I'll Speedy.
44:41
Tell them how good the mozzarella sticks.
44:43
Are I'll take the white, they're not good.
44:44
Mozzarella stick challenge. Speedy, Are they not good?
44:46
Are they not good? This.
44:48
Is your petition. You fat the mozzarella stick.
44:51
Eddie's plead in the 5th. You didn't like it?
44:54
No, I don't use the sauce though.
44:56
No, but you just sauce, you go. You go raw on a mozzarella stick
45:00
you. Try dog on mozzarella.
45:01
He raw dogs everything. He raw dogs everything.
45:04
Not a dog. Dog.
45:04
Yeah. He raw dogs every.
45:06
By the way, sneaky mozzarella triangles.
45:10
Sneaky. Better than mozzarella sticks.
45:13
I'm telling you, my school had macaroni like fried triangles.
45:16
Has anybody tried just like Chili's mozzarella sticks?
45:18
Has anybody seen those? Videos where you find the big,
45:21
the big, the big ones they're. So good, so good.
45:23
That's too much. I always get the triple dipper.
45:27
The triple Dipper is so good. Their burgers are good.
45:29
Their burgers are really good over.
45:30
There I actually I started eating chilies over there their
45:33
chicken fingers are good too over there.
45:34
I like their chicken fingers. That's.
45:35
Their honey mustard honey Chipotle sauce that they.
45:38
Got. They're really good over there.
45:39
Yeah. I mean, we're promoting
45:41
something we're not getting paid for.
45:42
Damn. You'll talk to them?
45:44
Damn. You to them.
45:46
If I could get unlimited chips and salsa, that would be a happy
45:49
camper. We'll.
45:51
Get Tim Chili to on the phone and.
45:54
I mean, you would get all that. You'll have all that salsa.
45:57
Bring your beard. It's not thick enough.
46:00
It's runny enough. I'm.
46:01
Good. That would be a great
46:02
commercial. We just have salsa.
46:03
Just salsa. Just dripping down.
46:05
And slow pan up. You know those Carls?
46:08
Those Carl Juniors commercials like the girl, even the bird.
46:11
When they're who was that the one that was like lying on the
46:14
car and like eating it and it's going all over?
46:16
It would be a couple of. Them man or something?
46:19
We gotta do it. It's definitely, if you guys
46:22
ever have a chance to go to White Castle and have them much
46:24
realistic, you'll like them. I guarantee you.
46:26
It's a slam dog. Okay, so try them and then you
46:28
come back to me. You tell me what you think I
46:30
have to, Yeah. It's all right, I'll film it.
46:33
Arby's has good mozzarella sticks.
46:35
I've had Arby's too. I just, I'm telling you, there's
46:37
something about the the White Castle mozzarella sticks.
46:41
I don't how does Arby's stay in business?
46:43
How is that? Like, I don't like roast beef,
46:45
so I don't know why anybody goes.
46:46
If you don't like roast beef, you don't go to Arby's.
46:49
I've yet to meet anybody that actually says I like Arby's.
46:52
Don't don't worry, I'm pretty. Sure you like Arby's dog meat?
46:55
The first thing I mean, what what comes to mind when you look
46:58
at roast beef? Honestly, where does it come on?
47:00
Come on, think about. It I think, a delicious deli
47:03
sandwich. I already know exactly where
47:05
you're going. With it I.
47:06
Just think about it, he just tried to bait us into saying.
47:10
At least he's thinking of the front instead of the back.
47:15
I do like a good like. It doesn't look.
47:18
Like a whole bodega Bodega roast beef.
47:22
Breaking news, I farted the. Best roast beef?
47:25
There's a couple of places. There's one in Hoboken.
47:28
You go there like it's open like once like a week or like twice a
47:31
week to get these sandwiches like a huge hero.
47:33
Just mozzarella and gravy on on fresh Italian bread.
47:37
It's unbelievable. You got to.
47:39
I used to run the streets of Hoboken.
47:41
Oh, he runs the streets. And what did you do?
47:45
You Ram Jam. You ram jammed.
47:50
Been around forever is is Carlos bakery still in Hoboken?
47:53
I. Don't know, I've moved away but
47:56
I've still gone back for that place.
47:57
Ball bag. What's the what's the good the
48:01
good pizza place that was there? Pizza place that I don't know.
48:07
There's a few pizza places. I probably didn't go to the good
48:09
one cuz I always was disappointed.
48:11
Butt plug. It's been open for a while, but
48:15
I don't know if it's open. Anymore.
48:17
All right. Well, I guess we could talk
48:19
about it off the air, guys. Smell my ass show.
48:22
Yes, it was a great show I did I'd like to thank all the fans
48:25
that were tuning into the show. It's always a long one, but we
48:29
really appreciate you guys. Thank you to all the Spotify
48:31
fans downloading us. Thank you to blue wire for you
48:34
know, obviously taking us on and we really appreciate you guys
48:36
and again, Spotify, Apple, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, all
48:42
the fans, Spotify video, all the all the audio sections from
48:48
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48:52
We really appreciate you guys and keep listening to us.
48:54
Keep tuning in Speedy, who we have on Thursday.
48:57
That's our end of the show, our friend former Ravens and Falcons
48:59
all pro full back Ovi Muhali. Muhali God do it.
49:02
Speedy, do it, Do it. There you go.
49:08
There we are. He loved that the first time we
49:10
did that. Speedy, are you going to lick
49:11
his ass? Are you going to lick his ass?
49:12
Are you going to do it? Oh my God, Muhali was like that.
49:16
You. Know, of course, there comes the
49:17
butt. Reference it's definitely.
49:19
Definitely we couldn't make bagel Hole.
49:20
Bagel Hole Niffin It's hard to put one of your famous butt
49:23
plugs on Errol's mouth. A lot of hot ladies.
49:25
Anyways, that's it for our show ladies, ladies and gentlemen,
49:29
We'll talk to you on Thursday. Goodnight, Goodnight.
49:30
Goodnight. Screw you, the Knicks.
49:33
Screw you, the Knicks. Screw the Knicks.
49:35
Screw you, Speedy. Screw you all.
49:38
I mean, good night.