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Joba and the Mouth 8-4-25 · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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The New York Yankees were swept by the Miami Marlins for the
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first time in franchise history. The Yankees continued sloppy
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play has eaten Yankees greats Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez
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slamming the team as the Yankees now only hold on to a playoff
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spot by 1 1/2 games. In the Wild Card picture, Ken
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Boone and the Yankees get back to their savage ways.
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Luka Doncic was extended by the Los Angeles Lakers to much
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fanfare this weekend, noticeably absent at the press conference.
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LeBron James Is LeBron going to be in La La land much longer as
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the Lakers pivot from the LJA to the Luka Time Lakers.
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And before we dive inside baseball and make a call to the
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pen, we will crack a six pack with Speedy and then dial it up
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to 11 on another brand spanking new live edition of Jabba and
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the mouth you're going to give him.
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A. Significant You're going to have
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a ton of money to spend. Why not putting in one of the
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top three offensive? Players in the league.
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We're going to be looking at Aaron Judge and saying that he
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can't win the big game, Michael Jordan said.
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I played 82 games. You don't see LeBron doing.
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That a game where you got to go. Before.
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I told you, Giant fans, Saquon Barkley at.
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This point, say Let's do it.
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You're listening to Jabba and the mouth.
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Mouth. Welcome, welcome, welcome.
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I'm lost today. It's been a long weekend for me.
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Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to a new show of Jabba
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and the Mouth. I'm your host, the one and only
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arrow marks. They call me the mouth.
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My Co host Mr. Flamethrower himself, Jabba Chamberlain and
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us once again. He's been out in Cleveland doing
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the pre gamut post game show for the Guardians over the last past
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week. So we're very happy to have him
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back a little bit later in the show.
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Yes, Mr. Nathan, our PR guy is hiding.
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He's lurking. Our interns and everything.
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Jabba, how was your weekend, man?
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We were celebrating speedies. Finally did it right like you
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took the. Weekend.
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We did. Did he get his?
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Did he have his dancing shoes on?
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Yes, he danced a little bit. I, I will say this DJ Theo was
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out and, and doing his thing over there at Flynn.
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So I, I didn't like the crowd. It was craziness.
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A lot of the older, younger crowd and you couldn't move in
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the place, so you really couldn't enjoy the music.
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I was it was a bad weekend to go over there to Fire Island.
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But yes, Speedy was doing his little jiggling and twerking and
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whatever the hell you call it as he's doing the crab dance.
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That's what I call it. Speedy's Crab.
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Dance perspective. I was lucky if I had that much
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room at that place. You didn't have any room, but
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you don't know where to stand, Speedy.
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I kept moving you in so many different positions because this
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kid would let everybody walk through him.
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I'm standing right there. I'm like, stand here so nobody
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gets around our circle. You know what Speedy does?
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He turns around. I think he was looking at ladies
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asses. That's what I think he was doing
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because it made no sense when we were trying to to kind of close
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up the circle. So nobody was bugging the hell
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out of me and I was trying to enjoy the music.
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And by the way, I used to love DJ Theo.
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I'm not going to take shots at him on this show because he's
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done wonders for the house, you know, region here in New York.
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He was one time, one time the best DJ in the country.
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Yes, he was voted best DJ in the country.
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I think it was about 10 years ago and then he had kids and
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then he kind of disappeared for a little while.
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But now he's back in the scene and doing his thing.
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I got to give him a little bit of credit.
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I just don't like that old music or even some of the new mixes
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that he's putting out there. I just, I, I don't know, I'm
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not, I'm a DJ and I'm not a big. Fan of it.
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Did you like the drum guy though?
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I thought he was pretty good. I actually know.
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So I actually reached out to him after we left and I just wanted
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to tell him I couldn't really speak to him or even have a
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conversation with him because they're people.
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Like when you're there and you're the center of attention,
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you have like some kind of like you're like some superstar and
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you think you're a superstar. You know what I mean?
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You're standing there and you know, and I, I just something
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turned me off about the people there.
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I don't know what it was. Maybe the fact that people were
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stepping on you and throwing things and those stupid
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volleyballs, whatever the hell they.
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There's three different beach balls, Yeah.
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Can't move. And like they were stepping on
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you. Jabba, they were stepping on us.
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I, I, I, the, the people, people there were just so rude and
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disrespectful. And I, I walked away from one of
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the guys and I kind of kind of kind of give him a shoulder.
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You know, when you're walking away from somebody and give him
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like a little nudge, like get the hell out of my way.
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That's what I did. And nobody messed with Speedy,
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but I was teaching Speedy how to keep his hands in his.
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Pockets. Pockets.
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That's right, ladies and gentlemen.
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I was training him to be what, Speedy.
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Like a puppet? It was my puppet, Sir.
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We'll go with that. He was my puppet, but I actually
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had a chance when I was on the ferry.
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I was looking up Jabba Chamberlain, looking at
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statistics and trying to compare his statistics to Ian Kennedy
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and Philip Hughes and I came upon this 9 minute video which
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was posted up four years ago called The Summer of Jabba.
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You can check it out on YouTube and it is a 9 minute and 46
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second love fest for Jabba Chamberlain.
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Yes, this kid who and by the way, it was about 5-6 thousand
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people checked it out and viewed it.
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It was like a love fest no matter how much trials and
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tribulations you had over a 3 1/2 year span.
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Jabba, he was comparing your numbers to some of the greatest
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pictures of all time And, and some of those numbers really
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were interesting when a guy like you who didn't give up an earned
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run in like I think it was, I don't remember exactly, but it
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was like Four Seasons. You didn't give up an earned run
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in like a certain amount of time and you had like 40 strikeouts
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when you came into the major leagues without any walks or
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something like that. It was some ridiculous number.
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And I don't remember what he was saying.
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I wish I I should have wrote it down before I came on the show,
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but check it out. It's called the summer of Jabba.
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It's actually really, really good.
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It's, it's at the 9 minute documentary of Jabba
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Chamberlain's career rolled up in 9 1/2 minutes.
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So, and by the way, his I, I think his Gmail has your number
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and Derek Jeter's number, his two favorite players growing up
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as, as a Yankee fan. So yours and Derek Jeter's
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number was at the back of his e-mail address.
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So pretty interesting. I actually enjoyed it.
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I got a got a chance to get to know you a little bit better
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behind the scenes. I mean, in his size at least.
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But it was fun. It was, it was a cool time.
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We actually had a BBQ after that.
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We went over there to Brittany's house and and had a barbecue and
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and then we had a cake and we sang happy birthday to the one
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and only speedster. What kind of cake?
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Ice cream cake. Ice cream cake.
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Carvel yes. Can't go wrong with.
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That no, don't. Worry.
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Don't worry Java. I had my sausage too.
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Yes, he had his nice nice sausage, long and thin it.
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Was actually it was actually cheddar infused.
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Yes, you like that, right Speedy?
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Did you dance it back? Did you like have like this like
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love fetish for that cheddar? You know, you brought it home.
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You brought it home. Did you feed did you feed it to
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granny? No, you didn't feed it to
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granny. No, no, I, I'm.
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Surprised the the jalapeno cheddar sauce like we have those
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here like because we have a bunch of like meat lockers like
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in small towns and stuff. So they they always usually have
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some good. Stuff that's interesting.
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I have to see if I ever. I've never seen that one, How I
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know jalapeno cheddar, the flavor.
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I've never seen it in a sausage concert.
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Speedy, did you just pop lock and drop it last night when you
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went home to Granny? What did you pop lock and drop
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it? I don't know what that means.
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Show us your pop lock and drop it.
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Why don't you show? I don't have no idea.
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Stand up and show us your pop lock and drop it.
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I don't know what the context. Just show us with hands what you
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would do if you were pop lock and drop it.
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I have no just show a hand. I have no idea what it.
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Is what the hell is this? Oh, by the way, since we have
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Snug in the comments section, Snug, you would love Brittany's
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house. There's eight different cats
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there. Oh God.
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Please police. 8 cats man, 8 cats in one big room.
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It's just I'm deathly allergic to cats, so I when you're
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walking there, I have to take like allergy pills or I'm going
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to break out and just absolutely fall over.
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Yes, there it is. There's Keith in the corner and
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P Diddy crossed out in any kind of way.
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But yeah, it was it was fun. Sunday was fun.
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It was an interesting weekend. I actually emceed a big wedding,
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enjoyed it. I like to thank the family.
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I'm not going to mention any names.
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I don't want to, if they don't want me to mention any names,
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I'm not going to mention any names.
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But I had a very good time over there at the Essex Country Club
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in Brentwood, NY, so I I did have a good time.
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Thank you young little Frankie for twirling in.
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What is it Burling? Or whatever it is.
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Anyways, at 8:45, we'll be talking to former 11 year MLB
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outfielder Jason Michaels will be joining us.
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Played and he's been on a show before.
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Played from 2001 to 2011 with the Phillies, the Guardians, the
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Pirates and the Astros. And ladies and gentlemen, it's
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been a long weekend for the New York Yankees as they were just
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swept by the lonely Florida Marlins.
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This weekend, the New York Yankees were swept by the Miami
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Marlins, dropping them behind the Red Sox right into third
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place in the American League East.
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Both Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez ripped the Yankees
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play on Saturday during the rain delay at Bristol Motor Speedway
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on Fox, with Jeter saying the Yankees make it to make too many
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mistakes and a rod take shots at Jazz Chisholm for a horrific
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base running mistake, saying that his ERA Jazz would have
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been benched for it. Manager Aaron Boone said it is a
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gut check time for the Yankees but he still has confidence in
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them because they're a very good team as he would say in the
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pathetic effort. All three relievers the Yankees
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traded for at the deadline gave up multiple runs and the much
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talked about trade deadline acquisitions acquisitions.
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The return of Louise Hill was was a bad one in his return
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Sunday's giving up five runs in three innings of work.
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The only silver lining is the Yankees still sit in possession
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of the second wild card and Aaron Judge should be back
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Tuesday or Wednesday from the IL.
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I didn't get a chance to watch much of any of those games this
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weekend because I was working, but I did get a chance to check
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out some of the statistics that were absolutely putrid and and
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Jazz Chisholm's absolute debacle.
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Base running was just so embarrassing.
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I don't even think a rod gave you enough information on how
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bad it was. But everybody knows how I feel
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about Jazz Chisholm. I know, I know at one point
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Jabba liked him. I know Keith absolutely adores
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him, but this is a guy that doesn't shut his mouth.
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He opens his mouth too many times.
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He went that he went to the All Star game at the Home Run Derby
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and absolutely embarrassed himself in the Home Run Derby,
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only hitting three home runs. I've never seen a Yankee
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absolutely embarrass himself. As we call or the Yankees call
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themselves the Bronx Bombers and Aaron Boone saying that it's gut
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check time is just being nice because it's been gut checking
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time for the last four months, since the season started.
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The Yankees have been absolutely disgraceful.
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Disgraceful. There's no excuses to this team
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and the way they've played. There's not.
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The pitching has gone from good to absolutely bad.
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You add these relief pitches and you think, hey, it adds depth to
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the bullpen. And you think, oh, the Yankees
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are going to be great. They're going to be sensational
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after adding 23 pitches at the trade deadline.
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And and obviously the Yankees over the second-half of the last
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three seasons have been absolutely disgraceful in the
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second-half when it comes to the bullpen.
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You look at Devin Williams, who's played a little bit
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better, has come back in the second-half, has been up and
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down. And you look at this staff,
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really Max Fried, who's been one of the best pitchers in baseball
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really from the first half of the season, has been taking
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steps back. I, I know a lot of people going
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to say he has blisters and, and Carlos Rodon still has a 3.18
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ERA and everybody says, well this is a good season for Carlos
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Rodon. When you're making $26 million a
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year and you're giving guy like Max St. $32 million, that's 50
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some odd $1,000,000, almost $60 million.
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You're investing into two pitchers and you're not getting
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enough hits and not getting enough runs behind these guys.
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It just shows you where the Yankees are AT and you're.
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Depending that's not that's not as bad Errol as us having 48.3
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million for guys that aren't even playing.
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Well, that's true too. I we could go.
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We could get into the the past, to the Yankees.
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I mean, remember Carl Pavano getting hit by a Wiener?
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No, I'm saying right. I know.
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I'm just saying. Carl Provano, how many games did
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he play when the Yankees decided to bring him in from the
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Marlins? I mean.
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That's not even the big Jacoby Ellsbury's the worst.
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That's another one. And Jacoby's, Jacoby Ellsbury,
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his final year, he was an MVP candidate.
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So I, I think that obviously you look at the Yankees in the
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situation that they're in, I said it before the trade
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deadline, they should have been sellers, they should not have
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been buyers. And I know Jabba, you're going
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to get into how much the Yankees have to win in the next 50
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games. You think they have to go 30 and
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20 to to even make the playoffs. I just, I don't see this team
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having enough depth offensively. Aaron Judge comes back, even if
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he adds that depth offensively that they've been lacking over
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the last week, week and a half since he's been gone, I just
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think there's not enough on this team to get over the hump.
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I still think obviously the Astros are going to be a one of
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the teams to beating the American League.
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I do also believe Detroit, even though they've been up and down
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over the last couple weeks, the Red Sox have played better since
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the acquisitions that they've made.
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Even getting rid of Devers. I think the the Red Sox have
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been better. I, I think Devers has been was a
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cancer in the locker room. I just think that this team just
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doesn't have it this year. Every boot can make any excuse
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that he wants. Derek Cheeter could say what he
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wants. Derek Cheeter hasn't been on a
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baseball field for how long? 10 years?
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He hasn't been on a field for a while.
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And Alex Rodriguez is another one that opens his mouth.
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You want to talk about distinguished and stupid.
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How many times do we see Alex Rodriguez on the on the baseball
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field Absolutely look look like a Jackass.
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I remember the times that he was screaming when there was a pop
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up fly, making sure that if I'm not if is it Castillo, one of
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those guys, one of the Mets Castillo, Castillo when he was
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trying to catch a pop up fly at second base.
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He drops the ball because he's screaming in his ear or at 3rd.
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Base that was that was a rod in the yeah in Toronto at 3rd.
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Yeah, but it was two. It was twice, but he did twice.
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He did it twice. Popped it up at freaking
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Castillo. The most infamous drop pop in
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ever. In the extra In the extra
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inning. He did it twice and and again,
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Alex Rodriguez is is been obviously one of those Yankees
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that nobody likes because of what he did with steroids and
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and some of the weird things he did on a baseball field.
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But again, Alex Rodriguez could go down as one of the top five
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players of all time. Derek Jeter is going to go down
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as one of the top five top six Yankees of all time and one of
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the most clutched. Actually, you look at this
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roster, who is clutch on this roster before besides Giancarlo
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Stanton? Because it's not our judge, Josh
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Chisholm. We know what he does in the
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playoffs. He's absolutely putrid.
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OK, we go to Bellinger. He looks like he is a good
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playoff player, but not with the Yankees.
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We have to see what he's going to do with the Yankees, if the
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Yankees even make the playoffs. I mean, right now, this is not a
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good team. I don't care what anybody says.
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This Yankee team is not good. When you talk about trying to
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build a roster to win a championship, when you look at
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from top to bottom, when you look at the top five hitters for
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the Yankees, are you going to actually tell me with Volpe in
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the lineup, lineup, this is a good a lineup, good roster.
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Volpe's had more more errors in the last four weeks than I've
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seen any Yankees since Chuck Knobloch.
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Remember that? Does anybody remember Chuck
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Knobloch? This was a Gold Glove type of
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player. He comes from the Twins.
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He comes to the Yankees, has one Goodyear at second base, and
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then what happens? What happens?
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He can't throw the first. He's throwing it.
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He's throwing it to the fans. I eat it through it.
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Throwing it in a dugout. It's it's to me, it's a big
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problem when you're young superstar, as the Yankees
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believed he was going to be, can't really throw the first.
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He can't even throw the ball the second.
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He can't put the ball in front of him.
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It to me you got to send him down.
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But the Yankees have no depth at shortstop.
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And the Yankees were looking to add depth.
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Now on that. Rosario is a good player
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somewhat against lefties. Is he a starting shortstop in
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this league? No Ask the Mets.
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If he was, he'd still be a Mets. He'd still be a guardian.
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OK, let's let's be honest here. This is not a good Yankee
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roster. If you look at the roster that
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they have on the bench, who you could bring in.
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Now, I know Christen's had a good year.
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Is he really a guy that you want to bring in week in and week out
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if you need that offense? Come on, guys.
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He wasn't, he was up and down with the Padres.
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He wasn't a great player. He's been OK with the Yankees
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and the beginning of the season. He was on a home run, you know,
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tear for what, a couple of weeks?
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And he's falling off. The Yankees have no depth
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offensively. You look at the Dodgers right
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now. If the Dodgers fall apart at any
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point, Mookie Betts has had a terrible year.
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Mookie Betts and MVP has had a terrible year.
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They have guys that can pick up the slack.
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The Yankees don't. If Aaron Judge is not in the
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lineup, they're not getting offense from John Carlos Stanton
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and they decided to part ways with Glaber Torres, who's right
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now playing great baseball. He's going to earn himself a lot
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of money after only signing a one year deal with Detroit.
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Maybe the Yankees should decide to bring them back.
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He would have been a better option at shortstop than the one
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and only Mr. Volpe. Volpe has been absolutely
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terrible and the Yankees have no future as far as I'm concerned
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with Volpe. And now you got to send him
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down. He loses confidence.
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We've seen Yankees over the years go down after this and
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never come back up. Clint Frazier being one of them.
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Remember that guy? It's just, and then you add the
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cat story over there and then all the stupid things you heard
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from Clint Frazier when he was here with the Yankees.
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I just, I'm just so terribly stupid to believe that this team
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had any chance this year to make a run, really.
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Yeah, you look at a lot of the younger players too, we've
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talked about with the prospect development, especially like
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Anthony Volpe, you said it like 2 years ago, he was a Gold Glove
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winner. He was probably the fifth or
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sixth guy for Rookie of the Year.
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And what was a really good Rookie of the Year class that
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year, Gunner Henderson wanted, but they had Josh Young Louise,
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not Louise Hill. Tyler Wells for the Orioles was
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also very good that year in Tanner Bybee.
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Ben Volpe was in that set and then all of a sudden two years
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later, all of a sudden he can't throw to 1st and Glaber Torres.
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Remember how hyped he was defensively too, not as much as
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Volpe was, but he couldn't field either.
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And at least to be a problem that maybe the Yankees on a
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prospect development department have a big problem too.
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I don't think it's as much Brian Cashman as it is like the the
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scouts or whatever the management is down there as much
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because the Yankees have had trouble with this for a while
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too. Like you said, who's fielding
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really on this team right now at a high level?
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It's not. It's not good at all.
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And then these young hitters just have not developed either,
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and they're banking on that this year because they have no line
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of depth. That's the problem with the
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Yankees and I'll go back and and Jabba knows this more than
22:11
anybody. He was a Yankee for a
22:13
significant amount of time. They get guys they're either
22:16
great in both, you know, fight, they're either A5 tool player or
22:20
they're a tool tool player. That's what they are.
22:23
They're either good defensively or they're good offensively.
22:26
How many guys have we seen over the years that are 5 tool
22:29
players that we've been brought up by the Yankees?
22:31
Honestly, if you go back and you look at it, Jorge Posada being
22:34
one of them, Bernie Williams being another, Derek Jeter being
22:37
another, I mean, we could go and then we move up.
22:40
In the 2000 era, Alfonso Soriano wasn't a good defender.
22:45
He wasn't. He was a good power hitter and
22:47
he couldn't hit for average. If you go up and down the
22:50
Yankees rosters over the years, they haven't been good 512
22:55
players. They don't grow on trees for the
22:57
Yankees. They haven't grown on trees for
22:59
the Yankees since the 50s. Since the 40s, it hasn't been
23:03
that that good for the Yankees. Even Thurman Munson, when
23:06
Thurman Munson was coming up as one of the great catches for the
23:10
New York Yankees, what was on that roster?
23:12
Lou Pinella? I mean, come on, There was
23:15
nothing. That's why they had to make a
23:16
trade for Reggie, Reggie Jackson.
23:20
They weren't good, and that's the problem.
23:23
Well, who's the best? What was the best, best prospect
23:25
for the Yankees in the 80s? Roberto Kelly, who was traded
23:29
for Paul O'Neill. We never even got a chance to
23:32
see Roberto Kelly. Oh, I'm sorry.
23:33
We saw Pat Kelly. Randy Velardi.
23:36
Remember him? I mean, come on, guys.
23:38
They weren't good. And then they bring in guys from
23:40
Kansas City like Danny Turnable, who had one or two good seasons
23:44
when it came to power. The Yankees had a winning record
23:46
in the 80s and could never get over the hump because there was
23:49
no wild card teens in the 80s. And in the 90s we all know
23:53
Donnie Baseball could never get over the hump because Donnie
23:56
Baseball couldn't stay healthy after the mid 80s he had back
23:59
problems. And then in the 90s,
24:00
unfortunately, the Yankees slowly but surely found ways to
24:06
draft players. However way they did it, the
24:08
Yankees have not been that good since then.
24:10
And Jabba, you know all about it because you were a first round
24:13
draft pick with Ian Kennedy. Yeah, I mean that that kind of
24:18
that streak too, because Hughesy was was a little bit before us
24:21
in the first round too. And yeah, I mean, it's it's
24:24
interesting how they've they've tried to.
24:27
And I remember I think it was 2010 when we got like Carrie
24:31
Wood and I think I've mentioned this before, but I think we had
24:34
in that team, I think we had like 14 or 15.
24:37
It was the most ever first round draft picks on one team.
24:39
And you know, it just it there hasn't been many since that's
24:43
happened. And I mean, it's crazy.
24:45
It was funny you mentioned Clint Frazier.
24:46
He he he's starting to get back on the talking shit train about
24:52
certain things. And of course he's like, he's
24:55
like, should I start my own baseball?
24:56
Actually, he just said it today, like start his own baseball
24:58
show. And then somebody's like, oh,
25:00
you should team up with Clint Frazier.
25:02
And I'm like, I don't know about that, but yeah, so it's it's I
25:08
don't think it hasn't, it hasn't been one.
25:10
That's and obviously, you know, Volpe's been three years.
25:14
So obviously it's, it's it's enough to have AI guess a
25:18
subject matter of like, yeah, it hasn't been a year, It's been
25:21
three years. And we kind of see what it is.
25:23
So it there, there's been, I wouldn't say not lack of trying
25:30
it. It's like lack of when to when
25:32
to use them and, and if you have those guys, you know, when do
25:36
you bring him up? And it's something that, you
25:38
know, we all kind of go around in a circle.
25:41
It's like, do you bring him up to have the energy?
25:43
Do you do you take that risk of maybe stunning his growth or
25:46
doing whatever? So and we're all kind of in
25:49
agreeance and disagreeing on on certain aspects of how it works,
25:52
but there really hasn't been that many that you look at
25:56
lately that have thrived, you know, and been able to, you
25:59
know, not necessarily put the team on your shoulders, but
26:03
carry the backpack. So it'll be interesting to see
26:05
how it is. And and like you said, they to
26:08
to reach 90 wins, they have to go 30 and 20 in the next to to
26:11
get 90 wins. Like we didn't think that was
26:14
going to be. I did absurd, absurd number.
26:17
Yeah. I thought the leaders were going
26:19
to win 95 I. Think you said it was going to
26:21
be close. I think you had like 87.
26:22
No, no, no. I had the Yankees winning over
26:24
90. I did.
26:25
Oh. I did, yeah.
26:27
So I and that's where it's like, man, that's there's only one
26:31
team that's that's playing at that clip right now and that's
26:34
the Brewers. But yeah, they just lost some
26:36
guys. But still right now that's the
26:37
only team. So it's going to be tough.
26:39
And it's going to be interesting to see how, when and if.
26:43
I guess from the reports on Twitter and Boland, Eric Boland
26:49
reported to on Twitter that Judge is headed to Texas.
26:53
They haven't announced anything yet.
26:56
See, they're obviously going to have to make a correlating move
26:58
with who's going to be sent out because you're going to have to
27:00
make room for him and how that's going to affect Stan.
27:05
Haven't really read much if he's taking many reps in the outfield
27:09
as of right now. So that's going to take away at
27:13
bats and they're talking about maybe starting a throwing
27:17
program with judge here, but they haven't even said if he's
27:19
going to come off. He's eligible to come off
27:21
tomorrow. But will he?
27:24
And I think that's kind of he's he's headed back to Texas.
27:27
So we we'll see. It's I mean, there's a lot of
27:29
what ifs at this point and especially, you know, with the
27:33
lineup that they're featuring tonight, we'll see what they
27:35
might go out and score 10 runs. You never know.
27:38
That's the problem. That's the problem.
27:40
Because Aaron Boone keeps moving around this lineup and it's not
27:43
his fault. Everybody, every Yankee fan is
27:45
attacking this guy on social media.
27:47
Keep doing this. And I, I don't think Aaron
27:50
Boone's going to last after this season.
27:51
I really don't. If the Yankees fail to make the
27:54
playoffs during the second wild card spot, I know everybody
27:56
keeps saying he's tied to Brian Cashman, but you know how how
28:01
will keep Brian Cashman? Because they have a connection.
28:03
They grew up together, like you said, Jabba, all these years
28:06
with the Yankees in the organization.
28:08
I don't know if that connection is still there when it comes to
28:11
how. And then obviously a guy like
28:14
Aaron Boone now Aaron Boone is a guy that I like.
28:17
I do believe Aaron Boone, if he gets fired from the Yankees, I'm
28:20
sure there are going to be 5 or 6 other teams lining up for him.
28:24
I, I know guys like Fish and other people all over social
28:27
media that have podcasts and Yankee podcast have taken shots
28:31
at Aaron Boone. Some of the lackluster moves
28:33
that he made, obviously on Friday, what he did with that
28:37
that that absolute debacle in in extra innings with Jazz,
28:41
Chisholm and and the Yankees. The Yankees have been a major,
28:46
major problem when it comes to certain fans and the way they've
28:50
played over the last couple of years.
28:52
And the Yankees have really blamed the Yankee fans have
28:55
really blamed not the players, but Aaron Boone over the last
28:58
couple years. Meanwhile, Aaron Boone was the
29:01
same manager that took that team all the way to the World Series.
29:04
Yes, they choked in the World Series, but he still was the
29:07
manager. And by the way, he was the
29:09
manager of the American League East in the All Star Game.
29:12
I know it doesn't matter, but he was.
29:15
But nobody gives him credit for taking that team all the way to
29:17
the World Series. And honestly, I could go back
29:20
over and over and over again over the years.
29:22
Was that Joe Girardi was there, was Joe really that much better
29:25
than Aaron Boone? Not really.
29:28
I mean, Joe Girardi had better rosters than Aaron Boone in his
29:31
first four years. I mean, look, as soon as Joe
29:34
Girardi came, got the manager position, what did the Yankees
29:38
do? They added CC Sabathia, They
29:40
added AJ Burnett and Mark Teixeira.
29:43
OK, Have they? Have the Yankees done any of
29:46
that since Aaron Boones been there?
29:48
Have the Yankees spent over $700 million for three players since
29:54
Aaron Boones been there? The answer would be no.
29:57
So I know everybody wants to say that Aaron Boone is the complete
30:01
blame for it. Hey, if the Yankee fans wanted
30:03
Juan Soto, why were they bitching and moaning after the
30:07
fact? Juan Soto went to that press
30:09
conference with the New York Mets and he said, you know, he
30:11
picked the right New York team, goodbye, farewell.
30:14
Meanwhile, the Yankee fans behind the scenes were saying,
30:17
we just lost Juan Soto for $768 billion.
30:21
Why did our ownership actually pay him?
30:23
Maybe because they went after 3-4 guys, gave them some depth
30:27
because that's what the Yankees were lacking in the playoffs
30:30
last year. That's the fact.
30:33
The Yankees have no depth. They have none.
30:36
And I they're going to overpay for Kyle Tucker in the offseason
30:39
if he decides to leave the Chicago Cubs.
30:42
They're not. I would, I would say I would use
30:44
it different. They have bodies, they don't
30:46
have depth. They they have bodies to put up.
30:48
OK, I'm sorry. So let me let me present you
30:50
this question. OK.
30:52
So you're saying that Booney doesn't last past this year?
30:55
No, I don't think so, no. So what direction do you go
30:59
then? That's a good question and you
31:01
know it's going to be with him because I believe now I think
31:05
Brian Cashman is there for at least his contract.
31:07
I think after this contract Brian Cashman will step down.
31:10
There is quite a few people that a lot of people believe could
31:14
take over for Brian Cashman. 2 of the guys or girls that have
31:19
been quoted to possibly take over if Brian Cashman ever steps
31:23
down. I I look at the manager position
31:26
either the Yankees stay within. If I was running this team and I
31:30
was the GM of the GM of this team.
31:32
Like Brian Cashman, I'm making a call to Mark Del Rosa.
31:36
That's who I'm reaching out to. I think Mark De Rosa, he was
31:39
Team USA head coach, head manager over there.
31:43
I think he has a lot of people's ears in baseball.
31:47
He speaks very highly still of the New York Yankees.
31:50
I've seen him on podcast over the last couple of months, still
31:53
thinking that the Yankees are contenders in the American
31:55
League. I, I just, I, there's something
31:58
that tells me there is something missing when it comes to depth
32:03
with the infield and then obviously with the health in the
32:07
outfield. And I think that if Bellinger
32:09
does come back and he do they do extend him.
32:11
He's got to play first base next year.
32:13
I, I cannot see him playing in the outfield.
32:16
They need more depth in the outfield.
32:18
Maybe a Kyle Tucker, but again, job, I don't know.
32:22
I don't know what the Yankees are thinking.
32:23
They're going to probably hire somebody that's a part of this
32:26
roster, this management right now on on the bench right now.
32:31
Or do they reach out to Don Manningly, A guy Donnie Baseball
32:35
is doing a great job with the Blue Jays right now and is
32:38
looking to add to another roster when it comes to a managing
32:43
position. This is a guy that failed with
32:45
the Marlins, failed with the Dodgers, and always wanted to
32:48
manage the New York Yankees. He brought he was brought up in
32:50
the Yankees organization, never won with the Yankees
32:53
organization, and he was passed up on Joe Girardi when he was
32:57
being interviewed. And Joe Girardi did win a World
33:00
Series in 2009. And Donnie Baseball took over
33:02
for Joe Torre and could never get over the hump over there
33:05
with the Dodgers. But I, I just think that
33:08
Donnie's done a great job over there.
33:09
I think you reach out to Don and, and see if if he's a good
33:12
fit over that. But the problem is, does Brian
33:14
Cashman like Don Manly? That's the thing.
33:17
And I know Jabba, you're not a big fan of Brian, but again, I
33:22
don't know what's stinking in his little pea brain over there.
33:24
He's got a big head. The organization has a lot of
33:27
big heads over there as executives.
33:30
I'm not going to I'm not going to name any guys because I don't
33:32
want to hurt myself if if we're planning to work with the
33:35
Yankees, but anybody that knows the Yankees knows that the
33:38
Yankees have a lot of big executives and a round table.
33:41
Speaking of how and giving their feedback on what they know.
33:45
It's not George Steinburn anymore, ladies and gentlemen.
33:47
It's just not. Unfortunately, if you're a
33:49
Yankee fan, you can't be happy on what you're watching.
33:52
This is not good baseball. If you're if you're a Yankee
33:54
fan, watching the Mets and watching what the Mets are
33:57
doing, it makes you sick. It makes you sick.
34:01
I I am sick watching the Mets because Juan Soto's finally
34:05
figuring things out. They're getting power in the
34:07
middle of the lineup by Pete Alonso.
34:09
And by the way, they added depth to the bullpen, which I haven't
34:12
had in over 10 years. More than that.
34:15
I mean, seriously, the the Yankees should be the Mets and
34:20
the Mets should be the Yankees, but it's the opposite.
34:23
Let's flip and I'll tell you, I'm flipping right now because I
34:26
think the Mets have a good chance of making a run right
34:29
through the playoffs in a National League that's wide
34:32
open. Besides Milwaukee, who scares
34:35
you? Who scares you in the National
34:38
League? Nobody does.
34:40
It's just Milwaukee and Milwaukee.
34:42
They're choke artists in the playoffs, but I'm not even
34:44
talking about them. The Yankees, another mediocre,
34:48
you know, conference there. There is really no slam dunk in
34:53
that conference. The American League conferences,
34:55
there really isn't. Are you going to trust that the
34:58
Astros have the best team now? They have the pedigree.
35:01
They had a Correa, he's playing third base.
35:04
They bring him back. Maybe he gets more pop in that
35:06
bat, which he hasn't had in the last past year.
35:09
I, I, I don't know. To me this is probably the most
35:13
mediocre season when it came when it comes to baseball
35:16
throughout the league, it's so mediocre.
35:19
How many 90 win teams are we going to have in the major
35:22
leagues this year? Really?
35:24
I, I don't know, 5 maybe. I don't even know if we're going
35:27
to have five, maybe 3. It's, it's really bad right now.
35:31
Now Maybe it's, it's, it looks like baseball is more
35:34
interesting to watch because there's no powerhouse team.
35:38
I, I mean, you want to see, you want to see an evil empire like
35:41
the Yankees. The Dodgers look like they were
35:43
the next evil empire with their deferred money.
35:45
I should have given them their, their name, evil and blue or
35:48
whatever the hell you want to call them.
35:50
I, I just, to me, you can't be happy.
35:53
The way the Yankees have played. Yankee fans are going to point
35:56
their fingers at somebody and it's going to be the manager.
35:58
In every sport, it usually is not the player, it's the manager
36:03
or the GM, and that's who usually goes first or last or
36:07
both. I don't know.
36:09
So there you go. I'm just, I'm just tired, Errol.
36:11
Who else is supposed to keep them accountable, though?
36:14
If it's not the manager, who else does it?
36:17
Yourself. Each other.
36:18
I mean, all right, so that's a great point.
36:21
But here's the thing, guys that are coming up, we have a lot of
36:24
young guys. Volpe we've talked about on this
36:26
show for weeks now. He's just not getting it done.
36:29
How come all these young guys seem to go through struggles and
36:32
we haven't seen them? I mean, Dominguez has been up
36:36
and down since he's been here as well.
36:39
I'm not convinced that the coaching and the, let's just
36:44
call it the mindset in the clubhouse is where it needs to
36:47
be for these younger players. And I I just don't know if
36:50
that's something that is like endemic in the minor league
36:54
system where they don't have the focus.
36:57
I don't know what it is, but a lot of it just seems like sloppy
37:01
play and they're not getting better.
37:03
And usually that's the coach. Now, I know we've said we heard
37:07
Jim Layer would say it on this show as recently as a week ago,
37:10
that you know, that decisions come from up top, from the MIT
37:13
guys like Lenny, who invented the Torpedo Bats to try to make
37:17
these guys better to do. The hell is, I still think it's
37:20
the coach. Remember this first story.
37:21
I know, I know, Lenny the pizzeria man.
37:24
Lenny, if you're listening to the show, I love you, man, but
37:26
I'm sorry. He's a big Yankee fan, by the
37:30
way. He's a legend.
37:31
Yes. Wow.
37:32
You never met Lenny at the Pizzeria Mikey.
37:34
No, I know Lenny the torpedo bat inventor.
37:36
Wow. Because he thought, we thought
37:38
beginning of the year, you know, VoLTE started real hot.
37:40
He had the torpedo bat, he was hitting oppo homers, and now
37:45
he's still hitting homers. But a lot of the rest of the
37:47
game is not rounded out offensively and the base running
37:51
across the entire team. I I just can't understand it.
37:56
If that's not a coaching thing, I don't know what is.
37:59
But job, I'm real concerned because you said.
38:02
Something. That makes a lot of sense to me
38:04
as a coach. I can only keep my players
38:07
accountable as much as I can. You have to keep your the guy
38:10
next to them accountable. And if they're not doing it, I
38:14
mean, what are you supposed to do?
38:15
Like it's like you got to blow it up, don't you?
38:18
Yeah. I mean, yeah, a little bit.
38:19
But the one thing that like bother me, like and I I wouldn't
38:23
say I'm a huge fan of Jazz. I wouldn't say I I dislike him
38:27
as much as as Errol does. But like what got me in this
38:30
whole thing was he said he was trying to make a play.
38:34
Like, what were you? What play were you trying to
38:36
make? Like, dude, you've known the
38:38
infield like the options of what?
38:41
Like what play are you trying to make in that instance?
38:43
And then it's like Booney pulls the first base coach and like is
38:48
trying to give him the business Like right.
38:50
What what do you what what do you want me to say?
38:52
I I I said get back. Is there like I physically can't
38:56
touch the guy and grab him to get your ass on the base.
38:59
The fact. That it was so close.
39:01
That he had to slide back in is awful, makes it look even worse.
39:05
And then like to what you're saying is the accountability,
39:08
like I don't necessarily say you berate him right in front of God
39:12
and everybody, right, But like pull him down.
39:14
There was there was a great highlight of AJ Hinch when Javi
39:18
Baez did something in Detroit and it was in Toronto.
39:21
He took him under, gave him the business.
39:24
And then he said, Javi, you're done.
39:25
He grabbed his stuff and he went out.
39:26
Like that in essence needs to happen at some point.
39:31
And it's, you know, it's I'm going to use a yogiism.
39:34
If there's a fork in a road, take it.
39:36
But he's not taking anything. The only four.
39:39
The only fork he's running into is the fork in Aaron Boone's
39:43
ass, because that's what he's going to be picking, and that's
39:46
Dixie's. When Aaron Boone is going to be
39:47
let go in the offseason because he can't listen, He doesn't
39:51
listen. Chisholm has been the the, the
39:54
bonafide Nick Swisher, and I like Nick Swisher.
39:57
Nick Swisher actually listened to guys, you know, on the bench.
40:01
This man, even though he's spiteful and he's dancing in the
40:05
locker room and everybody says they love him in the locker room
40:08
and he's got so much enthusiasm and he's playing the music.
40:12
So did Nick Swisher with rock and heavy metal and all that
40:15
stuff that you heard. We're hearing that Chisholm is
40:18
more out there speaking to many different podcasts and saying
40:22
the things that he's saying, saying that the Yankees are
40:24
still one of the best teams in the league.
40:26
Where where do you see that? This is not a good team.
40:30
This is not a good baseball team.
40:32
I don't know why anybody's selling this to the Yankee fans.
40:36
Here's what the Yankees are doing right now.
40:38
They're still opening their pockets.
40:40
House still opening his pockets. Even though it's not the players
40:43
that Yankee fans want, They want superstar players.
40:46
Well, OK. Is Max Freed A superstar player?
40:49
Well, he's not the cherry. He's not that cherry that you
40:52
put on an ice cream cone. But guess what?
40:55
Juan Soda was? And the Yankees had them.
40:57
Why did the Yankees give him a contract?
40:59
I didn't want them. But Yankee fans were bitching
41:02
and moaning after the fact when he signed with the Mets and then
41:05
when he spoke at the at the press conference, like I just
41:08
said, what did they say? Oh, good, good riddance.
41:11
We don't need you. We have Max Freed, we have Mr.
41:14
Bellinger. We had that.
41:16
They could have still brought Bellinger in in with the team.
41:19
And even if they made made that decision to bring Soto back, it
41:23
is embarrassing what the Yankees are doing right now.
41:25
There's nothing that sells to me.
41:27
Even if the Yankees make the playoffs, they're making a run.
41:31
This is not a good roster. Marcus Stroman.
41:34
Thank God they got rid of that stupid ass A Patchogue.
41:38
Medford. Guy, I didn't want to see him
41:40
anymore in the Yankee colors, the Yankee pictures, everybody
41:44
called that. Too, like he's going to, he'll
41:46
post something within like hours.
41:48
And like I remember Gary Sheffield Junior, I was on their
41:51
show and I went and looked back at one of his streets.
41:55
How long till it takes him to do?
41:57
And then he posted the picture like saying that, oh, he's
41:59
still, he does, no worry in the world, whatever.
42:01
I think it was like 4 or five hours, something like that,
42:04
where he took the picture on the plane and said adios, whatever,
42:07
like his watch or whatever. It's like, all right, dude, we
42:10
get it. Like, yeah, OK, whatever.
42:13
It's embarrassing. It's embarrassing and every
42:15
Yankee fan is trying to find somebody to blame.
42:18
Oh, if Aaron Judge was 100% healthy all season long, the
42:22
Yankees would have just drove all the way into the playoffs in
42:25
first place. What drugs are you guys on?
42:28
What are you guys smoking? If you're sniffing some lines,
42:31
it better be good stuff. They did right now.
42:34
The Yankees are not a good team. This is not a good roster.
42:37
How many times do I have to tell the Yankee fans over and over
42:40
and over again? My blood vessels are popping out
42:43
of my neck. I'm a Yankee fan.
42:46
Everybody wants to attack me on the Anthony Edwards take and I,
42:49
I sent out post on why I said what I said about Anthony
42:53
Edwards. All you guys want to say what
42:55
you want on this take. Here's the take.
42:57
The Yankees are not a good team. They're not good.
43:00
Wait until next year until Garrett Cole comes back and see
43:03
what you got with Garrett Cole and Max Freed.
43:05
As long as he stays away from the blister problems and Rodon
43:08
has a back-to-back year which we've never seen in his whole
43:11
career. And then if Luisio Attica can
43:14
actually stay healthy for a full season as a pitcher, if that all
43:18
happens. Oh, and by the way, Clark
43:19
Schmidt actually pitches 20 games.
43:21
If that all happens, the Yankees will make a run next year.
43:25
This is not the Yankees year. Jabba will admit to it now.
43:29
Now, I think any baseball fan that knows the New York Yankees
43:34
and that absolutely our real Yankee fans will tell you this
43:38
is not a good roster. Before we move on, I just want.
43:41
To ask you rank you the most annoying athletes, Jazz
43:44
Chisholm, Anthony Edwards and Travis Hunter.
43:47
Travis Hunt, I would go. Travis Hunter Chisholm, he did.
43:51
He did. Self proclaim his own nickname
43:53
by the way. Oh, Gremlin.
43:56
No, that's. Yourself.
43:57
That's your proclaimed name to him.
44:00
Okay, I thought he actually. Claimed the Did you hear what it
44:04
was? Right.
44:04
No. What?
44:05
Was it, what was it, the Unicorn?
44:07
Please the. Grandpa.
44:11
Errol, just so you know, Travis Hunter is listed as a starting
44:15
wide receiver and a backup cornerback.
44:17
Can't wait to watch this debacle or his roster.
44:19
So all those comments as going to draft.
44:22
I remember I was being shouted down about how he wouldn't be a
44:25
receiver first. Don't worry, you'll be.
44:28
It'll be shouted down when he fails to be that and it'll be
44:31
right back as a corner and failed to do that as well.
44:34
It does help Errol's bet with Quinn.
44:35
Coppol's though for Travis Hunter not getting interception
44:37
all season. That's true, and the only
44:39
reason. Why is because the coaching over
44:41
there is going to bow down to Mr. Gremlin himself until they
44:45
realize he's nothing to sniff about and he might be doing
44:48
sniffing of his own. Sniffing somebodies ass.
44:51
Speaking of sniffing asses, Luca Dodgek, ladies and gentlemen.
44:55
ESPN reports that the Los Angeles Lakers and Luca Dodgek
45:00
have agreed to a three-year, $165 million contract extension
45:05
to keep Luca in LA. The deal has an opt out in 2028,
45:11
which would then allow Luca to be eligible for a five year Max
45:16
deal with the Lakers, which could keep him in LA for the
45:19
majority of the next decade. At the press conference on
45:23
Saturday to celebrate Lucas extension, most of the Lakers
45:27
were in attendance minus LeBron James.
45:31
LeBron, yes, has signed his player option for the upcoming
45:36
season as well as he should, but Lebron's camp and Lakers GM Rob
45:42
Pelinka are playing a more cat and mouse game than committing
45:47
to each other for this year with LeBron, who turns 41 in
45:52
December. Go going into his 23rd NBA
45:56
season in Lucas first postseason, yes as a Laker he
46:01
became the 5th Laker ever to average 30 points, 5 rebounds
46:05
and five assists in a game in a series.
46:08
Also, Men's Health Magazine did a feature on Luka Doncic in the
46:14
offseason conditioning and mention how he had how he made
46:19
major changes of his body after sharp criticism from Mavericks
46:24
GMO God Nico Harrison, which led to his departure from Dallas
46:30
before the trade deadline last year.
46:33
First of all, for everybody to not understand, the LJA is now
46:38
the LDA Luca Dodgic Association. Yes, it's transitioning for the
46:45
Lakers. The fact is, LeBron James's butt
46:49
hurt. That's what he is, the great
46:51
LeBron James's butt hurt that the Lakers have this love fest
46:55
for the one and only Luca. Everybody knew this was going to
47:00
happen. I have said this over and over
47:03
again, and LeBron is not going to be there.
47:06
He is not staying there by the trade deadline when the Lakers
47:10
realize they're not a very good team and they decide, hey, you
47:13
know what? We got to trade these young
47:15
pieces away because we want to be buyers in the offseason.
47:19
Next year when there are two or maybe 3 superstars that could be
47:23
eligible to go to the Lakers, well, they got to move LeBron
47:26
James's contract because LeBron James is going to cry all year.
47:31
And I'm going to tell you this right now, don't be surprised if
47:35
LeBron James plays more games early this season than he ever
47:39
has. You know why he's going to do
47:41
that? Because he wants to show GMs and
47:43
he wants to show the Lakers. He still has a lot left in him.
47:47
I do not believe LeBron James planned to leave anytime soon.
47:51
The guy is averaging almost 25, eight, and seven.
47:55
How many 42 year olds can do that?
47:59
There's only one that I can remember in the NBA, and that is
48:03
Mr. LeBron James. He's the only one.
48:06
The fact is right now, Laker fans are going to sit here and
48:09
they're going to try to find reasons why Luca is not going to
48:12
work. And maybe because he's not that.
48:15
He's not that superstar player that you want there.
48:18
Lucas is a great player, but he is he the prime guy?
48:22
Is he the the Magic Johnson, Kobe Bryant, Mamba?
48:26
No, Lucas, the boring guy. Luca likes to go to the bars and
48:30
get drunk and hang out with his buddies and stay behind the
48:33
scenes. Not LeBron James trying to be a
48:36
producer or trying to sell his damn underwear or some other
48:39
things that he's trying to toy away, if you know what I mean.
48:42
Ask the WNZ BA. The fact is LeBron James is
48:46
LeBron James and Luca is Luca. Now, as far as the Lakers are
48:50
concerned, the Lakers love this. Why do they love this?
48:53
And everybody's going to sit there.
48:54
Why do they love that? LeBron James and Luca have this,
48:58
this festive hatred for one another.
49:00
Here's the reason why. It's going to put fannies in the
49:03
seats. It's going to make people want
49:06
to come and watch these two guys, see if they can get along
49:11
on the sidelines and who the ball is going to go to at the
49:14
end of the game. It used to go to LeBron, now
49:17
it's going to go to Luca. How is that going to work?
49:19
Is it going to go to Bronie? And by the way, does Luca
49:22
actually like Bronie James there with that roster or being a part
49:26
of the Lakers organization? Because it's Lucas teams now.
49:29
Lucas team now. I just, I don't know.
49:33
And by the way, everybody's going to ask, well, where's
49:35
LeBron going to go? So if if he decides that he
49:38
wants to be traded at the trade deadline, there's quite a few
49:40
teams that could be eligible to get him.
49:44
Everybody keeps talking about the Golden State Warriors.
49:47
They can make moves. There are players that they
49:49
haven't signed yet. I don't know if it's Golden
49:51
State. Every single thing in my heart
49:54
believes it could be the Houston.
49:56
Yes, and I'll say this, it could be Houston, the Rockets that go
50:01
after LeBron James. And here's the reason why.
50:04
Houston's got a good young roster.
50:06
They don't have to trade much. They'll trade away one piece of
50:10
that roster, 1 youngster to trade him for LeBron, and they
50:14
bring LeBron James over there with Kevin Durant.
50:16
Two guys that wanted to play with each other, two guys there
50:19
at the tail end of their career, and two guys that want to win a
50:23
championship together. Now you have another idiot over
50:26
there as a head coach. Even though he's done wonders
50:28
over there, he doesn't know how to keep his thing in his pants.
50:32
But maybe LeBron can help him with that.
50:34
Maybe the leadership of LeBron James can help him with that.
50:37
The fact is, right now LeBron might have 3 rosters that he'd
50:42
be interested in playing for. And two of those rosters I just
50:45
named, the other one could be New York.
50:49
Yes, you heard it from me, the New York Knicks.
50:52
And everybody's going to say, well, he never wanted to play
50:54
for the Knicks. He never wanted to go to New
50:56
York. There's a lot of reasons why it
50:58
would make sense. 1 He is a big super upper * Madison Square
51:04
Garden. Finish your career in Madison
51:06
Square Garden. Kobe never did that.
51:08
Jordan never did that. Magic never did that, Bird never
51:13
did that. Go to Manhattan and win a
51:17
championship with Jalen Brunson and those the those.
51:21
I don't want to say anything because I'm a Knick fan, but
51:23
that's a buckle of a team or what we saw in the Eastern
51:27
Conference finals. Maybe he's the guy that gets him
51:31
over the hump. The fact is, whatever he decides
51:35
to do, whatever the Lakers decide to do, it's not going to
51:39
be pretty by the end of this season.
51:41
LeBron James is not going to be a Laker.
51:44
Mark my words. It what is the betting favorites
51:46
here in Vegas? Does anybody believe by the
51:48
trade deadline LeBron James is a Laker?
51:51
Because I'm going to tell you this right now.
51:52
If it's high that he is, make a bet because he is not going to
51:56
be a Laker at the trade deadline.
51:57
I will put all the money on the line.
51:59
What is it? Is there a betting odds?
52:01
Does anybody have betting odds on that?
52:03
I can't see it. What'd you say with with LeBron?
52:05
Make it to the trade deadline. Yes, the trade deadline.
52:08
Because Lebron's going to have to prove that he's going to play
52:10
enough games where GM's are going to be willing to make a
52:14
move to bring them in. Because we all know over the
52:17
years, LeBron James has this thing where he decides, hey, you
52:20
know what? I don't want to play this week.
52:22
Oh, I don't want to play two games this week.
52:24
And I'm going to sit out two of these because I don't want to be
52:26
there. I don't want to play there.
52:27
I don't want to play against this crappy team.
52:29
I don't want to play in Charlie because the Hornets stink.
52:32
You know, that's that's the way LeBron James plays.
52:35
If LeBron James shows that he is going to go out there and he's
52:38
going to play a significant amount of games that he has in
52:42
the first half of the season over the last couple of years,
52:44
maybe GM's would say, hey, you know what?
52:47
Maybe we have a hungry LeBron James.
52:49
Maybe we have a LeBron James that wants to win another
52:52
championship and tie Kobe Bryant because right now he's got 4.
52:56
If he wants to be considered and a lot of people think Kobe's
53:00
better than him, I don't. I think he's the second greatest
53:02
basketball player of all time because of statistics.
53:05
But if he wants to be considered in the same realm as Kobe
53:08
Bryant, as Tyler Harrison over the years says, not a chance in
53:12
hell. Well, he needs to win that 5th
53:14
title and he's never going to be considered Michael Jordan
53:18
because Michael Jordan went to six finals and won all of them
53:22
and never lost. So these are the facts Jack.
53:25
It is now the LDA over there in Lakerville.
53:28
It's no longer the LJA and Rob Pelinka, Kobe Bryants ex agent
53:35
and running this stupid team to the ground as we've said plenty
53:39
of times on the show of the years, because he's been there
53:42
quite a few years. I think that this organization
53:45
is starting to realize they're the bus family is not there
53:48
anymore. And LeBron James was pissed off
53:50
at the bus family that they didn't go to him when they
53:53
decided to sell the team for $10 billion.
53:57
That pissed LeBron off. Everything pisses LeBron James
53:59
off and now he's on his stupid podcast with Steve Nash yapping
54:03
away about certain rules and certain referees and certain
54:07
players in the game and, and by the way, wow, Anthony Edwards,
54:12
his best friend is LeBron. So everybody's got to jump for
54:15
joy. 2 bitches in one friggin room.
54:17
So that's all I'm going to say. I can't say anything more than
54:21
that. LeBron James is a crybaby.
54:23
He's been a crybaby really for the last 10 years and he hasn't
54:27
won anything but the bubble year.
54:29
And the only reason why they won was it was the bubble year.
54:32
It was a short season and LeBron James had his time off, as we
54:37
all know, and he didn't have to play in front of fans.
54:40
All he had to do was play in front of fake cardboard boxes.
54:43
That's what he played in front of and Anthony Davis had.
54:46
His healthiest year either because it was a shortened
54:48
season, too, and ended up winning NBA Finals MVP.
54:50
And it was dominant in that sense, too.
54:52
And that's something that I think that you would expect more
54:55
with Luka Doncic now that he's gotten the condition to going.
54:58
As much as you like to play. Oh, it's a big improvement over
55:00
the years. I don't think there was ever as
55:01
drastic as it was like what a Nico Harrison was like to accuse
55:04
Luka Doncic of. But Luka Doncic has put in the
55:07
work now. He understands that.
55:08
Yeah, if he wants to be the face of the team, maybe the face of
55:10
the league, like you're saying, like he's going to have to take
55:13
say, who's to say, Luca? Wants to stay a Laker.
55:17
He signed a three-year deal. That's what the deal was saying
55:20
too, because. We if I was Luca and.
55:22
I'm looking at the Lakers right now.
55:24
There's no high praise of the Laker organization anymore.
55:27
The Bus family's not there anymore.
55:29
Why would anybody want to go and play for the Showtime Lakers?
55:33
They're not the Showtime Lakers anymore.
55:35
They're not run by the Bus Family.
55:37
Why would anybody want to go? There is a league right now.
55:40
I remember when we watched the OKC Thunder and everybody was
55:43
talking about Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant and James
55:46
Harden. Why would they want to sign back
55:47
over there? There's no, there's nothing
55:50
there. There's no, there's no
55:52
endorsements, there's no sponsorships.
55:54
There's nothing there now. The league is different.
55:57
It doesn't matter where you play.
55:58
You can play in Charlotte, you can play OKC, You're going to
56:00
get the endorsements, you're going to get all the money if
56:04
you're a superstar player. So it doesn't matter where you
56:06
play. It's all about money now.
56:09
It's all a business. That's the facts.
56:13
If we watch the game right now and we can argue about football
56:15
right now, does anybody in the NFL besides guys like Micah
56:20
Parsons, OK, that have come out and said, pay me?
56:24
Are there other guys out there like Patrick Mahomes or even Tom
56:27
Brady over the years taking less money?
56:30
No, because it's not about winning anymore.
56:33
It's about Mucho De Niro. It's about money in their
56:37
pockets, what, you know, businesses they could buy after
56:41
the fact or are they going to be team owners like Alex Rodriguez?
56:44
That's what it's going to now, LeBron James.
56:46
You don't think LeBron James is going to try to buy a team when
56:49
he retires from the game? He is.
56:52
He's got all the money in the world.
56:54
He's already. They're like trying to.
56:56
Do an international like basketball league like 8 billion
56:59
bucks or something like that and he's got the money behind him
57:02
Why? Because he's.
57:03
Got other billionaires like P Diddy, as we all know, I hang it
57:07
out, you know, hang it out there, you know, and by the way,
57:10
there are a lot of stories and I know a lot of people don't want
57:13
me to talk about that, that whole specific story.
57:16
But the fact here is there are many billionaires now it it it's
57:21
not logically. There's a ton of billionaires.
57:24
Over the years we've seen billionaire after billionaire or
57:28
people become a billion. Rihanna became a billionaire
57:30
recently we've seen Tiger Woods is a billionaire.
57:34
LeBron James is a billionaire. Michael Jordan's a billionaire.
57:37
Oprah Winfrey is a billionaire. Those are just a few.
57:40
And now there's a ton of billionaires.
57:42
So it's not like it's it's impossible to become a
57:45
billionaire and become a team owner.
57:48
Maybe for me and Jabba, it's impossible.
57:50
But for guys like that or girls like that, when you have shoe
57:54
lines and makeup lines and fashion lines, you're going to
57:58
bring in that kind of mucho De Niro.
58:00
LeBron James has his own production company, so brawny
58:05
productions. So I, I just, I, to me, it
58:08
sickens me. And I don't know why anybody
58:10
thinks that LeBron James or feels, thinks that LeBron James
58:14
has any thought in his mind to walk away from the game.
58:18
And by the way, I don't know why anybody is crying for LeBron
58:21
James. This man is still one of the
58:25
powerhouses for the NBA, one of the faces of professional sports
58:29
and really internationally, A superstar everywhere he goes.
58:34
He's as big as Lionel Messi, yes, or any of those soccer
58:39
players or European football players.
58:42
In Europe, everybody knows who LeBron James is, everybody.
58:47
So I don't know why anybody's crying for LeBron James.
58:50
And that's why Lucas is not going to cry for him, and he
58:52
shouldn't. Luca.
58:54
Luca doesn't really say much of anything.
58:56
The only thing I could say that Luca has come out and say is
58:59
that he's happy to be a Laker for the next three years.
59:02
Yeah, he has. He has personality.
59:04
Nico Harrison, I don't. Know attention.
59:05
I don't know if he has personality.
59:07
He's more personality than Nico Harrison.
59:09
Claimed to be where he's not the most popular player and oh, I
59:13
underestimated how how my how his branding was.
59:15
Meanwhile, he's going to especially with the Lakers now,
59:18
still accelerate that probably compared to it, but again, even
59:21
less so than you would have thought.
59:22
The Lakers reputation has and that's the pressure that this
59:24
ownership now has to re establish them themselves.
59:27
Obviously not. I'm not saying like they're
59:29
badly run like all the time, but like establish themselves to
59:32
what they were when they were considered like the model
59:34
franchise in the NBA. Because like you said, they're
59:36
not holding anyone. They're not keeping anyone.
59:38
They're not signing these flashy names besides LeBron for longer
59:42
deals anymore to the way they used to and now Luca is probably
59:46
that next step in taking it. And Luca had influence on the
59:48
free agents they brought in this year, not LeBron the same.
59:51
And why does anybody think that he he is?
59:53
Going to go to Cavs. I don't think he goes back to
59:55
the Cavs and I don't think he goes to the Mavs either.
59:58
Why would he go to the map? He's not going to the map.
1:00:02
How are they going to? Afford him.
1:00:03
I know it's financially impossible.
1:00:05
For this year, next year, the only reason why anybody would
1:00:07
think that he wants to go. There because he has a
1:00:09
connection with Cooper Flag. Kyrie Irving's there, and so is
1:00:13
Anthony Davis, right? Which is why it would be funny.
1:00:15
How are they going to fit? That $52 million?
1:00:17
Contract, they're not going to fit it this year.
1:00:18
It'd be a matter of either like a trade.
1:00:20
Deadline manipulation where maybe somebody could do Penico
1:00:22
Harrison into something, or it would be a next year where
1:00:24
LeBron takes less to play with Kyrie Irving.
1:00:26
That would really be it. But it would be funny.
1:00:28
LeBron James is not going to be a Laker.
1:00:30
He's just not. There's no way in hell he's a
1:00:33
Laker by the trade deadline. And again, Laker, the Lakers
1:00:37
organization is not the same. This is not the same Laker
1:00:39
organization. Only LeBron James knows where he
1:00:42
believes he's going to be at the trade deadline.
1:00:45
As a matter of fact, if LeBron James believes he's going to be
1:00:47
a math, he'll be a math only it with the NBA, it's pretty
1:00:51
simple. He can sit back and say I want
1:00:53
to go here. If you don't trade me here, I'm
1:00:54
not playing. I'm not playing.
1:00:56
Find me, I'm not playing. We've seen how many, how many
1:00:59
players have done that over the years in the NBA.
1:01:02
Carmelo Anthony forced his way out of Denver, did he not?
1:01:05
He forced his way to New York. He, the Brooklyn Nets gave the
1:01:08
biggest offer. Remember that the Nets gave the
1:01:11
biggest offer and that that conned the Knicks into making
1:01:14
that trade where they traded 6 guys and a pick and and and pick
1:01:19
swap to land a guy like Carmelo Anthony.
1:01:22
They gave away their whole roster for Carmelo Anthony.
1:01:24
He never wanted to be a net, but that was his way or that was the
1:01:29
the way obviously the Denver Nunkers were going to get what
1:01:32
they want. Did the Denver Nunkers really
1:01:33
get what they want? No, they didn't get what they
1:01:35
want. It was just the best, the best
1:01:38
package the Knicks could give them.
1:01:40
So it's all these players have asked for their way out.
1:01:44
How about this? Remember Chris Paul?
1:01:46
Remember that Lakers deal, how it went dry, how how quick it
1:01:50
went dry? When David Stern, they rest in
1:01:52
peace. David Stern was there and it was
1:01:55
practically sealed and delivered that Chris Paul was going to the
1:01:59
Lakers and David Stern stepped right in and blocked it.
1:02:04
Remember that? Remember when that happened?
1:02:06
Could you imagine Chris Paul and Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol
1:02:12
playing on one team? Could you imagine that
1:02:15
threesome? They win multiple championships,
1:02:18
probably more than Kobe and Pau Gasol. 1 which was 2 I think, if
1:02:22
I'm not mistaken right. I think it was 2 with Ron Artest
1:02:26
or Metal World Peace and Lamar Odom.
1:02:29
So I remember that roster and Andrew Bynum, remember that we
1:02:33
brought that up many, many times.
1:02:34
Fish, remember that one. So I I think obviously the
1:02:39
Lakers and the organization has to make either a drastic move
1:02:43
and say, you know what, LeBron, we don't want you on this roster
1:02:46
before the season starts. Where do you want to go?
1:02:48
Or you play a significant portion of these games so we can
1:02:53
get as much as we possibly can for you and move you where you
1:02:57
want to go. And that's the problem with like
1:02:59
these players having power. Like we talked about, so like a
1:03:00
lot of those trades that are considered like these forced out
1:03:03
trades, fleece type trades that happened with the LeBron James
1:03:06
era type of superstars. And we've talked about with
1:03:08
Kevin Durant, we've talked about it with Kyrie Irving.
1:03:11
A lot of those types of guys are the ones that are manipulating
1:03:13
it to let to a lesser extent, like maybe Joel Embiid is
1:03:16
probably the youngest one that's saying otherwise and complaining
1:03:19
about everything. But it's mostly that generation
1:03:21
that's doing it. And this is going to be the next
1:03:23
chapter of it, too. Because LeBron, Oh, Luca
1:03:25
Dodgek's here. You would think he'd be excited.
1:03:27
No, it's a complete opposite of what we thought six months ago
1:03:30
when we thought he was. Oh, he's manipulating the league
1:03:32
again. The LJA getting what they want,
1:03:34
rewarding The Mavericks. Of the picks, the Lakers should
1:03:36
sign Jabba Chamberlain. Could you imagine Jabba taking
1:03:39
on? I mean, he's 63.
1:03:40
He's got some size. All we got to do is stick his
1:03:42
big body at the hoop and he can get a couple layups.
1:03:45
Hey, Jabba, could you dunk a ball?
1:03:46
I can shoot. You could shoot, really.
1:03:48
We got to play some ball. I'll play some horse.
1:03:50
I can't. I can't shoot like my son.
1:03:52
It got. Embarrassing when when I
1:03:54
started, then he I was like, Nah, I'm good, man.
1:03:56
Your son's good at basketball. Oh yeah, it was.
1:03:59
He was really good, like. It'll come up with moments on my
1:04:02
phone and I kind of miss watching him play basketball.
1:04:04
It was fun, but yeah, he dunked just standing there two footed.
1:04:08
Yeah, really. He dunked.
1:04:09
Really. Yeah.
1:04:11
He's he's got some. OPS, he's, yeah, he's pretty
1:04:13
good. Athlete.
1:04:13
Pretty good athlete. They just won.
1:04:15
They just won the NBC World Series.
1:04:16
So shout out to my son. Congratulations to Carter.
1:04:19
Carter Chamberlain. Yeah, they they beat him 20.
1:04:21
One to five. Wow.
1:04:22
Wow. Yeah, yeah.
1:04:24
It was it was a butt whooping. So, but it's so I'm going to go
1:04:28
back to what you said and kind of what Speedy said too.
1:04:30
So you're saying he's going to play more early to show and that
1:04:34
is is that your reason why you think that he'll go at the
1:04:37
deadline and not be a Laker? Just to be like I'm still vested
1:04:40
in it. All right, Jabba, if you.
1:04:43
Watch LeBron James this season. He plays more than seven or
1:04:48
eight games last year in the first half of the season.
1:04:51
You know what the Lakers are planning to do and what LeBron
1:04:54
James is going to plan to do at the trade deadline.
1:04:59
There's no way. There's no way LeBron James
1:05:01
plays less games this year knowing that teams or even GM
1:05:06
think that he's at the tail end of his career and he can't do it
1:05:09
anymore. He wants to prove a point and if
1:05:12
he proves a point, the Lakers know they can get something
1:05:15
significant back for him. So if they could get another
1:05:19
young superstar player to come and play with LeBron, I mean
1:05:22
with Luka Doncic in the future, and give Luka more options in
1:05:27
the offseason to try to draw maybe a Yokich or of that
1:05:31
magnitude to want to come and play.
1:05:33
Could you imagine Yokich and Luka playing with the Lakers?
1:05:36
I don't know how long Yokich is going to want to play in Denver.
1:05:39
I mean, what does Denver have? They have Murray.
1:05:41
Jamal Murray could be on his way out.
1:05:43
They just traded about Michael Porter.
1:05:45
He goes to the he goes to the Nets.
1:05:47
I mean, what do they have over there?
1:05:49
What do they have? But I think, I think Joker will
1:05:51
stay. There too, because he doesn't
1:05:53
like all that hoopla. I think that it's a good fit for
1:05:56
him just because he doesn't have to deal with all the BS and, and
1:06:00
all the reporters and whatever. Because you imagine you rubbed
1:06:03
that big dude the wrong way, you might have a knock on your door
1:06:06
from one of his brothers. And I'm, I'm, I'm gonna go ahead
1:06:08
and stay away from that. I don't have enough horses in
1:06:10
LA. Well, if yeah, for sure.
1:06:12
If if you, I don't know if. Anybody.
1:06:14
Watches, you know. Certain backroom stuff with the
1:06:16
All Star game. Him and Luke are very, very
1:06:19
close. Oh yeah, they're they're joking
1:06:21
like. They're like joke stuff like if
1:06:23
they hit each other, those are great.
1:06:25
They're they're very close with. One another connection,
1:06:29
obviously international players and Luca over the years has
1:06:33
always said that Yokich has always been a helpful person to
1:06:38
go to offseason to train with and work out with.
1:06:42
And Yokich is a guy that says if there's anybody that I can
1:06:46
consider as good as I am in this league, he's he's put high
1:06:51
praise to Luka Doncic. So these guys love each other.
1:06:54
They're international players. They're probably two of the
1:06:56
best, if not, you can argue the Greek Freak, Mr. Giannis is
1:07:01
right there with them. Those are arguably the three
1:07:03
best players in the league. And there and then I'm sorry,
1:07:06
there's another foreign player that just wanted an MVP in Shy
1:07:09
Alexander. So he's another one for the four
1:07:12
best players right now in the NBA are international players.
1:07:16
That's crazy. You did mention Joel and Beads,
1:07:19
but. You'll be you'll be thankful for
1:07:20
this. He's not wearing Nikes.
1:07:22
I just saw him endorse Skechers, so good for him.
1:07:24
You don't have to worry about an Achilles with Joel and beads.
1:07:26
First of all, you have to worry about every injury.
1:07:28
How the hell did they? How the hell did they?
1:07:30
Find Skechers that could fit that big ass foot.
1:07:32
I mean seriously how they got to wear like a 17 or 18 dude his.
1:07:36
Foot's bigger than that if I'm. Not mistaken.
1:07:39
His foot's right under Shaquille.
1:07:41
I think he would. If I'm not mistaken, I heard
1:07:43
that he wore a 20 or 2021 1/2 or something like that.
1:07:47
Look that up. I, I'm pretty sure Joel Embiid
1:07:50
and and Shaquille O'Neal a couple of years ago.
1:07:53
It says 17. They put their shoes.
1:07:57
Together, and they were very they weren't far, far off from
1:08:00
one another. When Remember when Shaquille
1:08:02
O'Neal had that beer in that, that that sneaker he was
1:08:05
drinking out of a sneaker. Didn't they say you could fit a
1:08:07
gallon a milk in? Shack like 1/2 a gallon of milk
1:08:10
in his shoe. So I it's a funny story, me and
1:08:13
Speedy. Went to an autograph signing
1:08:15
over there at in Nassau County and somebody was showing off
1:08:20
Shaquille O'neal's game worn sneaker.
1:08:22
Remember that? Speedy signed and I told Speedy
1:08:26
to put it closer to his chest. Dude, Jabba, it was from his
1:08:30
neck down to the bottom of his torso is practically size of his
1:08:33
torso. I'm not lying to you.
1:08:35
That's how big Shaquille O'neal's foot was.
1:08:38
I mean, it's, it's kind of weird looking at how how big this man
1:08:43
is and how does he find a golf shoe that fits him on a golf
1:08:47
course he goes to that he goes to that place in.
1:08:49
Atlanta, that he that guy specializes like in all those,
1:08:53
all those big like shoe sizes or whatever.
1:08:55
Yeah, yeah. The biggest one I've ever seen
1:08:57
too. And I've seen pictures of Shaq.
1:08:59
I've never seen one in person. But for our wrestling fans, Paul
1:09:03
Wright, Big Show. Yeah, I got to know him because
1:09:06
the WWE did a lot of stuff for the Yankees.
1:09:08
Kind of resemble him right now with that beard.
1:09:11
Yeah, and so I got to know him pretty.
1:09:14
Well, and I had a foundational event and he sent me, he sent me
1:09:17
a pair of his boots. Dude you could have used these.
1:09:21
As a deadly weapon. These things were crazy.
1:09:25
And it's and. They weren't.
1:09:26
Just like a, it was, I mean, it was monstrous.
1:09:30
It like when I got it, I, I knew he was going to send something,
1:09:34
but I didn't know what it was. And so he was like, yeah, I'll
1:09:37
send you something here's my manager, like give me the
1:09:40
address, blah, blah, blah. So I was like, all right, cool.
1:09:41
Thank you so much. I thought it was gonna be like
1:09:43
AT shirt or something, just something that he signed
1:09:45
whatever. Cuz they usually just sign it
1:09:47
and then whoever asks, they just, they ship it all out.
1:09:50
What size shoe do you wear? Jabba. 13 All right, I.
1:09:54
Wear 11 and a half 12. So and you're 6 foot three.
1:09:57
I got big feet. I have like clown feet.
1:09:59
I have the smallest hands. My uncle calls me Little Hands.
1:10:02
He says that if I was an Indian, he would say that my nickname
1:10:06
would be Little Hands. That's what he would call hold
1:10:08
on dot or feather. I don't.
1:10:11
Dude, my hands are. Small.
1:10:12
All right, I have. I mean, I'm the only one that
1:10:14
can say that as long as I can. You know my.
1:10:17
I can tell you this, I got some junk in the trunk anyways, so
1:10:21
you know what I mean. I've got more than enough to
1:10:24
grab, if you know what I mean. Speedy, how about you?
1:10:27
You have more than enough grab. Or how about a Bush?
1:10:29
Speedy. Speedy, What size?
1:10:30
What size? Foot you feature in.
1:10:32
I'm a nine and a half. He's got small feet.
1:10:35
Speedy got small. Feet.
1:10:36
He's really small. How about you Scoops?
1:10:38
What shoe do you wear? I mean, seriously, there's a
1:10:40
certain as well 13. 13 I have flat.
1:10:44
Feet, though, I. Have that flat foot syndrome
1:10:45
thingy, I guess you could say where Like I don't have an
1:10:48
Archer in my foot. I have a half a flat foot,
1:10:50
that's what. My doctor just told me when I
1:10:52
went to a foot doctor, how do you get half a half a foot?
1:10:54
Well, my mom. Has the same thing.
1:10:55
It's like one of her. Foot is flat and one of her has
1:10:57
like a bit of oh, it's like a half a flat foot.
1:10:59
That's what they it's probably. Yeah, good point, fish.
1:11:02
It's probably. Because you're on the toilet
1:11:03
enough that your feet just kind of just settled.
1:11:05
Wow, my feet are ingrained into the bowl.
1:11:08
Definitely ingrained into the ball.
1:11:10
There's no. Do you use?
1:11:10
Do you use a Squatty Potty? Me.
1:11:13
No, but I like. Bro change, it'll change the
1:11:16
game. Yeah, I was about.
1:11:17
To say apparently I'm supposed to be squatty.
1:11:19
Potty a Squatty Potty. Brought to you by just, you're
1:11:21
supposed. To sit at an angle whenever you
1:11:23
take a. Deuce.
1:11:24
So I do that. Anyways, I have one cheek.
1:11:27
When I, by the way, everybody asks me how do you wipe your
1:11:29
ass? OK.
1:11:30
And they like, do you put your hand between your legs or do you
1:11:34
go behind? Wait, wait, what were you
1:11:36
talking about with one cheek? But how do you what are you
1:11:38
saying? Maybe with that one?
1:11:40
No. So I keep 1 cheek on the ball
1:11:42
when I'm taking a dump, I do that.
1:11:44
I like I have one leg like lift up like this.
1:11:48
So I ghost riding the ball. Yes, I ghost ride the ball.
1:11:51
You know, it's it's supposed to be comfortable.
1:11:54
It's supposed to be all right. So listen, I have like you're
1:11:57
like this. I skeeve OK.
1:12:00
I. Ski public bathroom.
1:12:02
So what do I do? So I clean one side of the I
1:12:05
make sure that at least one side of the bowl is clean.
1:12:09
So I've trained myself, even if I go to a public bathroom that I
1:12:13
can kind of elevate my you can public deuce.
1:12:16
Yes, what you can public deuce sometimes if I really have to
1:12:22
go. I really have to lay one out.
1:12:24
You got to have a clean bathroom and I do.
1:12:27
I am the cleanest person, Speedy, who has the cleanest
1:12:29
bathroom you've ever been in? I am.
1:12:32
I am the. Most.
1:12:33
Anal person you will ever meet when it comes to bathrooms,
1:12:37
anybody. Would you eat fettuccine Alfredo
1:12:39
off of the floors of your bathroom?
1:12:40
Never. Oh, I I could, but I would never
1:12:44
clean. It's that clean?
1:12:45
Yes, OK, it's that clean. I have, I have my own little
1:12:48
vacuum that I vacuum up everything for the bathroom,
1:12:52
just for the bathroom. I only use it for the bathroom.
1:12:55
That's how crazy I am when it comes to bathrooms.
1:12:57
So yeah. And when I and that's how I do,
1:13:00
people probably think I'm a little crazy and they say, how
1:13:03
the hell do you, you know, keep 1 cheek on a ball?
1:13:05
Well, I, I can't explain it. You would have to see me do it.
1:13:09
But I mean, I'm going to take your word for it at this.
1:13:11
Point you can tell Jake all. About this conversation tomorrow
1:13:16
on ESPN New York, by the way, this guy here, Errol, oh, there
1:13:24
you go. By the way, ladies and
1:13:25
gentlemen, Jabo will be featured on ESPN New York tomorrow on the
1:13:31
Drive Home show. So you get a chance to hear the
1:13:34
job at 13130. Well, it's not the drive home
1:13:37
show, it's. 1:30 It's like the midday, the middle midday show.
1:13:41
So well, he'll be working or beyond.
1:13:44
He'll be on one of my guys, Jake Asmin on his show filling in and
1:13:49
giving his take on the garbage Yankees.
1:13:51
As we were just speaking about him.
1:13:53
Speaking of interesting stories, we have our golf clap.
1:13:57
This deserves a. Golf clap.
1:14:01
No doubt. Golf clap.
1:14:02
Golf clap. Ladies and gentlemen, our golf
1:14:06
clap of the day. Goes to the San Antonio Spurs as
1:14:11
they finally land their future point guard or do they?
1:14:16
San Antonio star de Aaron fox has agreed to a four year, $229
1:14:22
million maximum contract extension for the franchise,
1:14:28
clutch sports CEO rich Paul told ESPN.
1:14:32
Ladies and gentlemen, the Max deal has no player option in the
1:14:36
final year of of the Fox's future San Antonio future with
1:14:42
San Antonio through 2029 and 30 season after the trade deadline
1:14:47
deal moved the alt of the one time All Star and one time All
1:14:52
NBA guard the Sacramento Kings traded to the Spurs.
1:14:57
Fox and Paul were able to navigate a trade to his
1:15:01
preferred destination, which was San Antonio in February to
1:15:06
secure a long term extension months later in a state with no
1:15:12
income tax compared to his prior California residents.
1:15:17
The Spurs drafted guard Dylan Harper with the number two pick
1:15:20
in June's NBA Draft and now have a young talented backcourt of
1:15:25
Fox and Harper and Stefan Castle.
1:15:29
So ladies and gentlemen, probably the best backcourt in
1:15:34
young backcourt in the NBAI thought, I thought they were
1:15:38
going to move D Aaron Fox and trade him in the offseason.
1:15:41
Well, Rich Paul and ownership over there with San Antonio
1:15:45
looks otherwise with the organization and where they see
1:15:48
the organization going with Webby, Yama Harper and now D
1:15:52
Aaron Fox. So my golf clap of the day,
1:15:54
congratulations to D Aaron Fox, one of my favorite electrifying
1:15:59
players in the NBA. Thank you.
1:16:04
To D Aaron Fox. And when we come back, ladies
1:16:07
and gentlemen, he is a very unique individual.
1:16:11
He's been on our show before. We will be talking a little
1:16:14
baseball with him as he had 11 year career as an MLB player and
1:16:19
an outfielder. Jason Michaels.
1:16:21
But first, our sports minute with Mr. Fisherman himself.
1:16:28
This is the Jabba. And the.
1:16:29
Mouth sportsman as. OK, everybody, Aaron Fishman.
1:16:35
Here. With your sportsman and got a
1:16:37
few stories before we get into this force tonight.
1:16:41
First story. Olympic gold medalist Shikari
1:16:44
Richardson was arrested in Seattle airport after a domestic
1:16:47
incident between herself and her boyfriend, as reported by The
1:16:50
Athletic. The police report described an
1:16:53
incident at the TSA security checkpoint.
1:16:55
Richardson, the arresting officer detailed, got into a
1:16:58
heated argument with Coleman, who told the officer Richardson
1:17:01
was his girlfriend of two years, though the couple didn't go
1:17:04
public with their relationship until February, The arresting
1:17:07
officer witnessed Richardson shoved Coleman multiple times as
1:17:11
Coleman walked away from Richardson footage caught on
1:17:13
security camera and deemed it enough probable cause to arrest
1:17:18
Richardson. The offense was listed as a
1:17:20
fourth degree domestic violence assault.
1:17:23
Richardson's boyfriend, Christian Coleman, commented on
1:17:25
this on Sunday. That for me personally, I feel
1:17:28
like it was a sucky situation all around.
1:17:31
I don't feel like she should have been arrested.
1:17:32
I mean, people have discussions and emotions and stuff like
1:17:35
that. She has things that she needs to
1:17:37
work on for herself. Of course, so do I.
1:17:39
So do you. So does everybody.
1:17:41
But I'm the type of guy who's in the business of extending grace
1:17:44
and mercy and love. Richardson, who was infamously.
1:17:48
Disqualified. For testing positive for
1:17:50
marijuana in 2021 and suspended by the USADA for the COVID
1:17:54
Olympics in Tokyo. Was trending positively after
1:17:57
her relay gold and silver medal in the Paris 2024 Olympics, but
1:18:02
both Richardson and Coleman, however, performed poorly at the
1:18:05
US Championships later on that week After this incident, the.
1:18:09
Dolphins have reached. An agreement.
1:18:11
With defensive tackle Zach Seiler on a three-year contract
1:18:14
worth $67.75 million with 44 million guaranteed.
1:18:20
Seiler has back-to-back seasons with 10 plus sacks.
1:18:22
With Miami as one of the best players on a beleaguered
1:18:24
Dolphins defense that is facing early injuries and many
1:18:27
departures this season from the secondary, Coach Mike McDaniel
1:18:31
commented early here before see Seiler signing.
1:18:34
I think you define yourself by your actions most of all in
1:18:36
life. I'm very aware that all players
1:18:38
have a choice in what they do on a day-to-day basis, specifically
1:18:41
with Zach and his actions speak and I think his teammates very
1:18:44
much recognize how Zach Seiler plays football and contributes
1:18:48
to the building every day. I and I think Zach has a vision
1:18:51
of team that I share and he understands as a leader.
1:18:54
He's trying to show guys how he wants teammates to play
1:18:57
football, and I'm excited every time I see Zach Seiler.
1:19:02
The Dolphins will hope to have Sylar and his good production
1:19:05
continue in 2025. And finally, Shidor Sanders has
1:19:10
made it known that he does not want his famous father, Deon
1:19:13
Sanders, at Brown's training camp.
1:19:15
Shidor, who had a historic fall to the fifth round in this
1:19:17
year's NFL Draft after being thought of as a top two pick in
1:19:20
the media for most of the season, says that I don't want
1:19:23
him coming to see me right now because I want to get to where I
1:19:26
want to go. Then for him to see me, I don't
1:19:29
want him to come and see me and get a couple of reps and he is
1:19:31
cheering like a good dad, like, Nah, you can't be proud of me
1:19:34
right now. I got to get to where I'm going,
1:19:37
and I know it's a lot I got to do to get there.
1:19:40
Dionne, who is recovering from surgery to treat him for a tumor
1:19:43
and bladder cancer and is getting ready for his college
1:19:45
season at University of Colorado.
1:19:47
We'll just have to leave it up to Shadour to finally take on
1:19:50
the challenge of going out on his own after getting millions
1:19:53
in NIL money at to, as Shane Gillis put it at the ESPYs.
1:19:57
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By the way, it's the Indians, not the guardians.
1:22:56
I'm sorry. Don't say that to Job, but
1:22:59
you're going to piss Job off. No, he played for the Indians.
1:23:02
He didn't play for the. Guardian.
1:23:03
I know, I know. I think it's disrespect, you
1:23:07
know, I don't. Whatever we can.
1:23:09
That's a whole other story. Listen, I get myself.
1:23:12
Enough. I get myself in trouble enough
1:23:14
on this show. People love to attack me on
1:23:16
social media. So me coming out and saying I
1:23:18
wanted to I wanted you to say Jason, because I don't want to
1:23:21
get myself into trouble. It's enough that people are
1:23:24
attacking me about damn Anthony Edwards and my takes on Anthony
1:23:28
Edwards cry me a damn river. What is wrong with people?
1:23:33
I I got my take. I love Anthony Edwards.
1:23:35
Let's stop. I I don't want to get into it.
1:23:37
Let's get into the Phillies. What is going on with the
1:23:40
Philadelphia Phillies? I know they they had a
1:23:42
sensational game yesterday and they're up and down.
1:23:46
I do not know what this team is. What is this team?
1:23:49
What is the identity of this Philadelphia Phillies team?
1:23:52
You know, I'm not sure I'm watching the.
1:23:54
Yankees game right now and the Rangers.
1:23:56
I saw the game last night. Sanchez was.
1:23:59
That was fun to be a hitter today, right now, last night.
1:24:02
He had. Such good control of his change
1:24:04
up that was. And then who was the closer that
1:24:08
came in Duron 100 and three? .3 Sorry about your luck.
1:24:13
That's it. Yeah, no big deal.
1:24:18
So. I think that was a pretty good
1:24:20
pick up by the Phillies there. So maybe that'll give them a
1:24:22
little bit of a boost. But other than that, the
1:24:26
Phillies, I mean, they got they got the parts.
1:24:30
They do, they got the parts. And it's just up to them to to
1:24:33
keep, to capitalize and just to continue to win series.
1:24:36
Bottom line, you got to win series.
1:24:38
Winning that first game of the series is huge.
1:24:41
And you know, Java can tell you that.
1:24:43
But you got to win that first game.
1:24:45
That's always that's always a big one.
1:24:47
But yeah, but I'm watching this these this Yankees game.
1:24:50
Oh, please stop it. Just.
1:24:52
Got a little upset with jazz. Again, shocker, I thought he.
1:24:57
Had AI thought he. Had a play.
1:24:59
Let me tell you something, Jason.
1:25:01
This guy. Over here in the corner and I, I
1:25:03
love Jabba. Me and him have been working
1:25:05
together now for a year. We've built a good relationship.
1:25:08
I don't love him. Stop.
1:25:11
Stop. I remember.
1:25:12
That we started, we were. So we started working together
1:25:16
during the playoffs, during the playoffs last year, and he had
1:25:20
this like, I couldn't stand this guy.
1:25:23
And he has this like love fest for Jazz Chisholm.
1:25:26
And he was like, what do you hate this guy for?
1:25:28
I respect the fact he's in the big leagues.
1:25:30
OK all. Right I I.
1:25:32
I respect the fact that a lot of these guys are in the big
1:25:34
leagues and this guy to me should be playing AAA baseball.
1:25:38
The amount of debacle blunders that he's had so far in the last
1:25:41
couple of weeks. This guy, did you watch him?
1:25:44
Did you watch him at the Home Run Derby?
1:25:46
This guy was yapping and prancing, dancing around with
1:25:49
his stupid ass chains, and then he goes out there and lays A
1:25:52
lousy goose egg right in front of the fans.
1:25:55
That was embarrassing. Embarrassing.
1:25:57
And then what did he? And then?
1:25:58
What did he say? The reason why he didn't do
1:26:00
well, I didn't want to mess up my swing.
1:26:02
Then why the why the fuck did you get into it?
1:26:05
Why do you? That that goes to exactly.
1:26:07
What we were talking about. Earlier too, like he always does
1:26:09
these things, like that one, when he got picked off, he said
1:26:12
he was trying to make a play. What play are you trying to
1:26:15
make? There's no play to make, I know.
1:26:17
Like you just dig yourself a deeper.
1:26:19
Hole like I respect the fact what he does.
1:26:22
He's he's an average. Player he's going to run into
1:26:24
ones whatever like he is what he is.
1:26:27
But like when you start digging yourself holes out like
1:26:29
especially after the Home Run Derby, like you knew what you
1:26:31
were getting yourself into. You just oh, the fall back.
1:26:33
Is that why do it? Probably.
1:26:36
If you got a bonus. To do it, not that that matters,
1:26:39
but like I was trying to make a play.
1:26:41
There's no play to be made. If there was a play to be made
1:26:43
and you were being aggressive, I don't mind the physical errors.
1:26:46
I don't mind those. Like if you're trying to stretch
1:26:48
it and you do that, but a mental error and then try to come back
1:26:51
and be like, yeah, I was trying to make a play when there was no
1:26:53
play to be made. And then he said.
1:26:55
And then he said he that he. Wouldn't there was nothing he
1:26:57
would do different. He would do the same thing again
1:27:00
and I'm like that. Doesn't make any.
1:27:02
Sense to me. Imagine if that happened.
1:27:05
In the clubhouse back, like no freaking way you would get.
1:27:09
Knocked out. Yeah, there, there would
1:27:12
probably. Be a fight or at least some
1:27:13
pushing and 100% and you know you didn't.
1:27:16
Need the manager. To take you out, I feel.
1:27:21
Like Booney should have took him out.
1:27:22
Then that's just my. Deal.
1:27:26
I mean, you got, you got to. Have some accountability.
1:27:28
How else you going to have some accountability?
1:27:30
He doesn't have any apparently. You got you got to show your
1:27:34
team that hey, I don't give a shit if you're an everyday
1:27:36
player. I'm going to take your ass out.
1:27:38
You do something stupid. Bottom line, it is what it is.
1:27:41
You sit out for the rest of the game.
1:27:42
You cheer on your guys next day, back in the saddle tomorrow, but
1:27:47
that's. Not the first time we've.
1:27:48
Seen. Jazz come out there and Prance
1:27:51
out there and make mistakes. And then after the game, how
1:27:54
many times have we heard, oh, we're still one of the best
1:27:57
defensive teams in the league. We're still the best team in the
1:27:59
American League. Where, where do you see the best
1:28:02
team in the American League? Now?
1:28:03
The American League to me is mediocre.
1:28:06
I I do not think there's a powerhouse in this American
1:28:09
League. I really don't.
1:28:10
The Blue Jays, do they scare me? Not really a do does really
1:28:15
right now with the Texas Rangers, besides what they have
1:28:18
with the Grom and and what they could prance out there in a
1:28:20
playoffs. The back-to-back pitchers are,
1:28:23
are they really scary? Seattle, any one of these teams,
1:28:26
Detroit, a young team, Are we really scared?
1:28:29
The Astros, they had a Correa and it's a trade deadline.
1:28:32
None of these teams really stick out to me like they're world
1:28:36
beaters. But Jazz Chisholm coming out and
1:28:38
saying, hey, you know what? We're still the best team in the
1:28:41
American League. I could argue we're the best
1:28:43
team in the major leagues. What are you smoking, dude?
1:28:46
It is legalized here in in New York to smoke marijuana.
1:28:49
Maybe he's smoking too many trees.
1:28:52
I I mean seriously or smoking something that's getting to his
1:28:55
brain and it's burnt. I don't get how's the?
1:28:59
How's the? Media with him, with jazz, are
1:29:02
they calling him out? The fans love him here.
1:29:05
The fans. Absolutely love him.
1:29:07
I can't stand him, but the fans love him because of his
1:29:10
personality. But when you make blunders like
1:29:13
he did the other day and then after the game making excuses,
1:29:18
eventually you're not you're not taking accountability like you
1:29:21
guys, both you and Jabba said Jason.
1:29:24
So what a fans going to start looking at they're going to look
1:29:27
at this guy and say he's an absolute joke.
1:29:29
Why is he on this roster? And again, that goes to Brian
1:29:32
Cashman. That goes to ownership on the
1:29:35
way. They decided over the last
1:29:38
couple of weeks before the trade deadline.
1:29:41
Hey, Josh Chisholm's having a great season.
1:29:43
Well, at one point he was having a great season.
1:29:45
Maybe we should move him. He doesn't fit here.
1:29:48
He doesn't work here in New York because of his mouth.
1:29:51
But the Yankees decide, hey, he's a top ten second baseman
1:29:55
right now. We're going to keep this idiot
1:29:57
when they have labor. Torres right now having a
1:29:59
breakout season and looks like he's going to earn his money in
1:30:03
the offseason because the Yankees are wrong about him.
1:30:06
And by the way, how about this? Besides John Carlos Stan, who
1:30:10
has better numbers than Glaber Torres in the playoffs over the
1:30:14
last couple of years for the Yankees, the answer just John
1:30:17
Carlos Stanton. So that tells me the Yankees
1:30:20
made the wrong decision when it came to deciding if Glaber
1:30:24
Torres fit there. Because Volpe definitely doesn't
1:30:29
Volpe. You know, Volpe is a better
1:30:36
player than what he's showing, at least hitting wise.
1:30:39
I haven't seen him much, you know, defensively I know
1:30:41
whatever it is. I mean, but I mean, I know he's
1:30:45
got his home runs or whatever. I don't give a shit.
1:30:46
I don't he's not a home run hitter.
1:30:48
Stop trying to hit him fucking home runs.
1:30:50
Bottom line. Like I remember here when he was
1:30:52
in Tampa last time, I mean, they they just kept throwing him up
1:30:56
and he kept fucking swinging. And I'm like, dude, what are you
1:30:59
doing? Make a fucking adjustment.
1:31:01
Try to hit a line drive and that's what that's to me, that's
1:31:04
what's going on in baseball today.
1:31:06
Like there's not there's not 1300 hitter in National League
1:31:09
and I think there's maybe 6 in the American League.
1:31:12
That's awful. Not to say any of the pitching
1:31:15
is good, but let me tell you something.
1:31:18
It's a hitter's umpire all. These umpires are.
1:31:20
Hitters, umpires and Joplin's going to you would tell the
1:31:23
exact same thing. I mean, they are squeezing the
1:31:25
shit out of these pitchers. All of them I can't imagine.
1:31:29
Like this is a, this is. A hitter's umpire, every single
1:31:32
one of these guys. And so to me, there should be
1:31:35
more hitting, but it's more that these guys want to.
1:31:40
It's in the home run or nothing. That's it.
1:31:41
They don't give a shit if they strike out.
1:31:43
I gave a shit big time if I struck out.
1:31:46
It's embarrassing. It's embarrassing as hell, but
1:31:48
some of these guys don't give a fuck.
1:31:49
So switch it back to Yeah, I was going to say switch.
1:31:51
It back to. The Phillies 2.
1:31:53
Controversial comments that were made last week about with Bryce
1:31:56
Harper and Nick Casillanos taking shots at Rob Manford
1:31:58
about the the salary cap in baseball.
1:32:00
Where do you stand on that whole debate?
1:32:02
Yeah, there doesn't need to be a salary cap.
1:32:04
I'll tell you right now, owners are making too much money.
1:32:07
How did it get out? How did it?
1:32:09
I mean, Bryce Harper vented at him.
1:32:11
They literally went in a. Meeting and and just vented at
1:32:13
him was there was there media or.
1:32:16
Anything in there? No Castellanos talked about it
1:32:18
afterwards. Let's keep it quiet.
1:32:20
Just I mean, it's like you. Got to hold your cards.
1:32:22
I mean, I think everybody knows. I mean, obviously the players or
1:32:25
the players association, which I hope they get in there.
1:32:27
Good pitch right there. See, see how they, I don't know
1:32:30
if you're watching this game. Yeah, we have it on.
1:32:32
We have it on time. Thank you for calling.
1:32:36
That a ball, that's what I'm. Saying.
1:32:37
But here's the thing. And I I know.
1:32:39
Everybody's we we can go back and forth on the salary cap and
1:32:43
and and what players should be making if that's the case.
1:32:46
All right, you don't want obviously cap you, you want
1:32:49
players to decide what they should be making.
1:32:52
OK, so maybe the the league figures out how that they can
1:32:57
adjust this where you can go to a bowl game.
1:33:00
It's too expensive to go to ball games.
1:33:02
Now, Jason Jabba, you know this. I mean, to get a hot dog, we, we
1:33:06
put up the numbers. It's like $30 to get a hot dog.
1:33:09
It really is. To get a sausage and Peppers,
1:33:12
it's like 20 something dollars. How could you afford to take
1:33:16
your kids to go and watch Aaron Judge play or get a chance to
1:33:20
see Max Freed on a mound when you get a chance to see one of
1:33:22
the better pitchers in baseball pitch on a mound with the
1:33:25
Yankees? I mean, to me, it's
1:33:27
embarrassing. So if you think there shouldn't
1:33:30
be a cap, well, how does this work out for for the the young,
1:33:34
the young fans out there that want to get a chance to see
1:33:37
their favorite players? To me it's not really the.
1:33:40
Concessions, though, that's that, that that could be
1:33:42
adjusted. That's just being greedy, you
1:33:45
know, And they're going, hey, they're here.
1:33:46
We can charge it. It's, you know.
1:33:50
These owners are. Very well off, let's put it that
1:33:53
way. I'm not advocating that we need
1:33:55
to have. I mean, these are some big ass
1:33:57
salaries out there and maybe it needs to be something more with,
1:34:02
you know, like the lower market teams.
1:34:04
I mean the lower market teams, they're not they're not putting
1:34:06
any money into their into their team as the big market teams.
1:34:10
If they have the stones to do it Tampa, they won't put they will
1:34:13
not get anybody big, but they usually put out a pretty
1:34:17
competitive product and they do a good job with with their
1:34:20
player development. You know, they're scouting all
1:34:23
the I'm not worried about the scouts.
1:34:24
It's more the player development with the each of these teams,
1:34:27
the talents there. I just don't think, I think MLB
1:34:31
is just they they want ass in the stands.
1:34:33
They want you to to come yes jerseys, all this shit, but it
1:34:37
all really comes from the TV contracts.
1:34:40
You know I don't know what happened with this ESPN deal.
1:34:42
They just they pulled that because I guess they rather have
1:34:44
NBA on there that nobody fucking watches.
1:34:49
No we. I know.
1:34:50
That's going down the NBA. I mean, well, ESPN in the NFL
1:34:54
then I work F. Connected now I mean honestly,
1:34:57
everything that we're seeing all these organizations they're
1:35:00
starting to bring them together because they're they feel that
1:35:03
it'll bring in more endorsements and more sponsorships and
1:35:06
advertisements and money. So I Major League over the years
1:35:10
they're they're trying to catch up to the NFL, they're trying to
1:35:13
catch up to the NBA. That's what they're doing.
1:35:16
And again, going back to what we're saying the Yankees right
1:35:21
now or the the faces of baseball, they're still you you
1:35:24
could say whatever you want about the Dodgers.
1:35:26
They will always be. They are the faces.
1:35:29
Of baseball, but. Then you go to how Steinbrenner
1:35:32
and how he's run this team differently than George.
1:35:35
You you shake your head, Yankee fans shake the head.
1:35:38
But if you look at the cap and the the way the Yankees are
1:35:40
spending, they're still spending massive amount of money.
1:35:43
So there's they're just picking the wrong players.
1:35:46
So that's that's the way I look at the Yankees.
1:35:48
That's a different animal. Not everybody could play.
1:35:50
There and, you know, like you come to the trade deadline here
1:35:53
and you got some, he picked up some guys.
1:35:55
Not everybody fits. They could be having, you know,
1:35:58
good, good, you know, numbers of elsewhere.
1:36:01
But New York's a different animal.
1:36:03
Just bottom line, like everybody's calling for boonies
1:36:05
head like what the fucks, boonie?
1:36:07
I don't need my he's fine, OK, I'm the player.
1:36:11
I'm the one that's held accountable.
1:36:13
Although who gets who gets fired at the coaches, but they're
1:36:17
usually always the scapegoat for.
1:36:19
Sure, absolutely. So I don't know.
1:36:22
I feel like a lot of the GMs of these teams are making the
1:36:25
decisions because of their. Analytical bullshit.
1:36:30
And that's, that's Jason. That's kind of what.
1:36:32
We've we've heard too. That's what I knew from numerous
1:36:35
people. And.
1:36:36
People close to the game and some guys that cover it is it's
1:36:41
basically he's he's the puppet of what they want from the front
1:36:44
office. And.
1:36:45
And we've heard that more than once.
1:36:47
Like I said, I'm not in the front office, I'm not in the
1:36:49
clubhouse. I'm I'm not making it.
1:36:51
But if you hear it once and if you hear it twice, yeah, OK, but
1:36:56
you hear it more than that there.
1:36:57
There's got to be some legs to it.
1:36:58
And it just it, it feels like that too, because you can only,
1:37:03
you can only stand behind your and do you want your manager to
1:37:05
stand behind you 100%? You don't want him to, you know,
1:37:08
roll over you with the bus and back it up and go forward again.
1:37:11
I mean, there are times where you, we know we suck when we
1:37:13
suck. Like it's OK to tell me I suck.
1:37:15
I know I suck. You're not.
1:37:17
You're not talking down to me. Or saying.
1:37:21
Something that we don't know. Like I know I suck.
1:37:23
He's better than that. You know what he's he's
1:37:25
struggling right now, but we're going to figure that's there's
1:37:27
nothing wrong with that. And I don't see enough of that
1:37:31
where we're grown men like we know and we suck.
1:37:35
This is a performance based. It's what you've done for me
1:37:37
lately. I understand that.
1:37:39
But when you're, you know, in three seasons, you're literally
1:37:43
adding onto your errors. And I'm I'm using Volpe as an
1:37:46
example where he's got 16 errors already in 111 games and he's
1:37:51
leading the league. And so there's there's just and
1:37:54
everybody and every. Article.
1:37:56
Is like, all right, is he running a Country Club or is he
1:37:58
running a clubhouse? And is he your friend or is he
1:38:01
going to hold you accountable? Has been the word that I think
1:38:04
has been beat over the head so many times.
1:38:06
And and we can say it, but it just, it feels like that from
1:38:10
afar as you see these things that keep happening and we're
1:38:13
not talking about just one time. We're talking about it keeps
1:38:16
happening. And where at some point do you
1:38:19
just like enough's enough? Like do you need a day or two?
1:38:22
Like do you need, I'm not saying be sent down or what it, but
1:38:26
like, do you just need like a couple days?
1:38:27
Like, you know, like there's some days you just need like a
1:38:30
me day. Like, you know what, I'm just
1:38:31
going to get to the yard and I'm going to stuff my face in the
1:38:35
food room and I'm going to do nothing.
1:38:37
I'm not going to take any swings.
1:38:39
And sometimes less is more where?
1:38:41
You can just. Get out of your own Dome.
1:38:43
And I think what happens now? And we kind of caught like the
1:38:48
the beginning of this analytical side of things, right where I
1:38:53
feel like it's so much becomes paralysis by analysis because
1:38:56
it's always in your face. You don't ever have that chance
1:38:59
to just get the hell away from it.
1:39:02
It's like, hey, there's an iPad right when you get back in the
1:39:04
dugout, this is your pitches. There's the video room.
1:39:07
It's all right there. You don't have time just to sit
1:39:09
there and throw a dip in or put bubble gum or pop some seeds
1:39:12
without it all just being right in front of your face.
1:39:16
It's just a different. Yeah.
1:39:17
Different. Generation though, than when we
1:39:20
played. I mean, everybody's fucking
1:39:21
sensitive nowadays. Fucking yes.
1:39:25
It's OK. You could tell me I suck 100%.
1:39:28
I know I did. Thank you, Thank you.
1:39:30
I, you know what? I want you to hear that.
1:39:31
I don't want you to pat me on the back.
1:39:33
Yeah, No, I want you to tell me to pull my.
1:39:35
Head out of my ass. And figure it out.
1:39:36
I want you to pat me on the back.
1:39:38
That would be. Nice, I get a a pat on the back
1:39:40
from Joppa Chamberlain. Oh, you trying to steal a base
1:39:43
on me? That's still not going to
1:39:46
happen. But but yeah, I just, it's, it's
1:39:50
amazing that they don't. They don't have it.
1:39:53
Each organization's. Put so much.
1:39:55
Money in the analytical department and I think they're
1:39:57
taking away from player development because they're
1:40:00
they're, they're making their decisions on all.
1:40:02
Numbers that we're human now. Even when when I played, we had
1:40:07
plenty of information about the pitchers and what all the
1:40:10
bullshit. That's that's what that our
1:40:11
advanced scouts did. So we had it.
1:40:13
Yeah, we had it. But now they have.
1:40:16
These guys have fucking booklets sitting on their chairs when
1:40:20
they get to their first game of their series.
1:40:23
You know, like right now guaranteed that the Yankees,
1:40:25
they had, you know what, here in Texas, they had a big ass
1:40:28
booklet of all these fucking numbers.
1:40:30
We're not fucking math geniuses. You keep telling me all that
1:40:33
shit. Oh, 22% of the time at 1-2
1:40:36
count, he throws this pitch. Who gives a fuck?
1:40:38
Maybe he doesn't have that pitch that day.
1:40:40
And I hate, I hated that Jason too, because.
1:40:43
I would look at I would get the sheet hot, cold zone and and
1:40:47
hitters counts, whatever. Like, oh, he's terrible to
1:40:49
change up. I had a horseshit change up.
1:40:51
Why are you even throwing that in my information?
1:40:53
Like I don't want to see it because now I'm like 01/2.
1:40:57
I can try and it's terrible. Like let me pitch to my
1:41:00
strength. I don't need to have all of
1:41:02
this. Like I don't need it.
1:41:05
It's. Amazing, you know, getting on
1:41:06
some people on Twitter. Sometimes I just do it just to
1:41:08
fuck around, just to fucking, you know, get it going a little
1:41:11
bit. I'm bored, you know, and like
1:41:14
some of these. Oh, I had some.
1:41:15
I had some keyboard. Warriors come at me today with
1:41:17
like plus WRC and whatever and I was like, is this English or
1:41:20
hieroglyphics? Like are you coaching them
1:41:22
going? Are you Coach Fish?
1:41:23
Over there, I don't understand that I.
1:41:26
Really don't dude. I love it and people are.
1:41:28
Like, Hey, be careful, these keyboard warriors.
1:41:30
And I'm like, I was like, I want all the smoke like because I'm
1:41:33
learning just as you are, like I know some of them.
1:41:36
I'm not speedy and know like all of the plus minus extra whatever
1:41:41
jargon Jabba, I think fish is worse than speedy.
1:41:43
Now, I mean, he's got all the analytics.
1:41:46
Yeah, he's even worse. I mean, we're we're on the
1:41:49
phone. He's telling me about this
1:41:51
analytic to that analytic. I'm like, what the hell does
1:41:54
this all, I mean, trying to make you money, man.
1:41:57
I I think there are some I can't.
1:41:59
I can't say all analytics suck. There's there's some good ones.
1:42:03
I think there's a lot of shit that you're just like, man, that
1:42:07
doesn't apply to any anybody here.
1:42:09
We're still human job and I, we kind of feel the same way.
1:42:11
I feel like, you know, kind of talking for you, but that the
1:42:15
game has changed. I I'm upset about the hitters
1:42:17
because we have hitters on pyres.
1:42:20
I don't feel like the guys are throwing all that much harder
1:42:24
because it didn't change that The are they are they taking the
1:42:28
radar out of the hand now? Yeah, it's, it's definitely
1:42:32
changed for sure. Although there are guys with.
1:42:36
I guess plus 90 shit. Yeah, now it's now.
1:42:38
It's the exact opposite now if you don't.
1:42:39
Throw 95. They're like, I mean, we use a
1:42:42
great example like Joe Ryan or guys like that that can spin it
1:42:44
really well, but don't throw 95. They're just like, what?
1:42:48
And if a guy does it, it's like, whoa, I just watched Merrill
1:42:51
Kelly. Throw for the Rangers on
1:42:53
Saturday, man, I was impressed. I mean, oh, he can pitch.
1:42:57
He. I've never really watched him.
1:42:59
Other than the world? Baseball Classic, You know, he's
1:43:01
in Arizona, I'm in Florida. I'm not really seeing it, but
1:43:04
man, I was really impressed. He had both sides of the baby
1:43:08
topped out at 93, you know, But he had great arm.
1:43:13
Like you couldn't tell if it was a fastball, it was a four
1:43:15
seamers Tinker or a change up. I don't like that as a hitter.
1:43:19
I like I liked him as a pick up too.
1:43:21
Coming from the Diamondbacks, because they were getting rid of
1:43:23
people, but obviously they didn't get a starter.
1:43:26
But that's neither here nor there, I guess.
1:43:28
But yeah, it's I, I, I like those guys because at the same
1:43:33
time, and, and I use this and I ask people all this time, like
1:43:37
could Jamie, like if you looked and and saw Jamie Moore pitch
1:43:40
right now, would he pitch in the big leagues?
1:43:41
No. If you looked and saw Dustin
1:43:43
Pedrella, what would you say? Like, Nope, not big enough, not
1:43:46
fast enough. It's bat speed's not good
1:43:48
enough, blah, blah, blah. Like I agree with what you said
1:43:50
earlier. And it's like not all of the
1:43:53
analytics are bad. I think there's some of that are
1:43:55
very useful, but I also think there's a time and a place for
1:43:59
all of them where that can go with these things right here and
1:44:03
watch the game and see how it unfolds.
1:44:04
And that's a gamer. Like I want that dude like he's
1:44:07
going to grind at bats for me and he's going to do the little
1:44:10
things, get runners over, play the game the right way and, you
1:44:14
know, just be be that be that person where you a analytical.
1:44:19
Will not tell. You that that dude's a gamer.
1:44:21
It's like, oh, he has great spin rate, whatever, but you couldn't
1:44:25
put a Grease BB up his ass when the game's on the line and he
1:44:27
can't get it done. I don't want that guy.
1:44:30
We all know gamers. We all know 100.
1:44:31
Percent there's gamers where you're like in.
1:44:34
Practice or. BP, you're like this guy is just
1:44:36
not that good, but he finds it puts finds a way to put the
1:44:39
barrel of the battle on the ball and then the exact opposite.
1:44:41
You get the 5:00 all. Star that you're like, damn,
1:44:43
this dude has to be good and then he's terrible and that's
1:44:47
what I think. What these guys?
1:44:50
Are they're just going? To batting practice and watching
1:44:52
the show, they're going all we can hit.
1:44:54
No, he fucking can't. In the World Series when AJ
1:44:57
Hinch, I heard, I think it might have been 17 that he they had
1:45:01
the spin rates and they were lining up the spin rate of this
1:45:04
reliever starter with this hitter.
1:45:06
And if that didn't match, I don't know how they fucking
1:45:09
judge that. Then they wouldn't put him in
1:45:10
like that, right? There is not a baseball thing as
1:45:14
a coach, like I don't give a shit who the pitcher is in.
1:45:17
I'm going to get my best hitter that has given me the best at
1:45:21
bats. I don't give a shit if he's left
1:45:22
ear, right? I really don't.
1:45:23
But now I think a lot of managers manage for the media
1:45:27
because the media is going to ask the questions they don't
1:45:29
want to have to go, well, this is what I want to do.
1:45:31
And the media is just going to jump on, yeah, because they're
1:45:33
going to. They're going to have that.
1:45:35
Analytic like, oh, he was like they used Rosario tonight for
1:45:38
the Yankees. He was hitting point O87 and
1:45:42
then he gets a double and they're like, oh, he's. 5 for 37
1:45:45
now. Oh blah blah blah I.
1:45:48
Hate the media too. And by the.
1:45:49
Way we are talking to former 11 year MLB outfield Jason Michaels
1:45:54
he's a hitting coach right now in Tampa.
1:45:56
He's doing some things over there helping young boys and
1:45:59
young kids develop their swing. As we all know speedy, you need
1:46:05
to develop a swing. Maybe you need to.
1:46:06
I was never good. I think my swings a.
1:46:08
Lost cause and I hate the media and one everybody says well.
1:46:11
You're the media. And here's the here's the
1:46:12
problem with the media. They think they know more than
1:46:15
the player. They think they could figure out
1:46:18
what's the problem with the hitter?
1:46:19
What's the problem with the pitcher?
1:46:21
They don't know crap. What the hell does the media
1:46:23
know? Oh, if you pitch a little lower,
1:46:25
you pitch outside or you pitch a little higher and throw your
1:46:28
heat up, you know, upright, you're going to strike this guy.
1:46:31
You don't know nothing. How the hell do you know?
1:46:33
And the media just thinks they're oh, what did you play
1:46:36
Little League baseball? How the hell?
1:46:38
And, and again, because they write for the New York Times or
1:46:41
they write for a certain magazine or they write for the
1:46:43
Yankees blog, they know more than everybody else does.
1:46:47
That's the problem right now when it comes to media work.
1:46:49
Media thinks that they when they say something, people are going
1:46:53
to listen, including the players and and now you got players that
1:46:56
are tuning in and listening to what these guys are writing and
1:46:59
it either pisses them off or it throws them off.
1:47:02
Guys like you, Jabba, I know you never when you were playing
1:47:05
baseball, I know you weren't watching you reading what
1:47:09
Newsday was writing about you or the daily Daily Post.
1:47:12
You didn't have to because you were playing for the New York
1:47:14
Yankees. All you had to do was strut out
1:47:16
there in the 8th or 9th inning and do what you do best and that
1:47:19
strike people out. Now if you have guys I don't
1:47:22
know, you have all these different guys that the Yankees
1:47:25
are trotting out there. Devin Williams.
1:47:27
Devin Williams is definitely when he was in that in that
1:47:30
slump. You don't think Devin Williams
1:47:32
was reading the Newsday or reading what was going on all
1:47:35
over social media. Of course he was what Jason said
1:47:39
too in like. How it's different pitching in
1:47:41
New York, like, and I think he he didn't realize like obviously
1:47:45
people say that and they're like, Oh yeah, it's New York,
1:47:47
blah blah, blah. But it's a different animal.
1:47:49
Milwaukee's different pitching, and if you give up a couple yet,
1:47:52
whatever, but you come here and it's easy to get in your.
1:47:56
Own Dome because like. You said Errol.
1:47:58
It's all right in front of you. It's all right there.
1:48:00
Like if he lives in the city, he's walking down, you know, the
1:48:03
street vendor, It's all right there.
1:48:04
It's a headline. Like you can't help but notice
1:48:07
it. Is he reading it?
1:48:09
It's his own stupid ass fault. If he is reading it, it is.
1:48:13
Absolutely you. You did the interview.
1:48:15
You knew you. Know what, like you know you
1:48:17
suck. You know, you were pitching to
1:48:19
an 11 at one point in the year and you're pitching to A5 now.
1:48:21
Like we know that's not good. You know it like you don't need
1:48:24
to add fuel to the five and that goes to Anthony Volpe.
1:48:27
You're going to. Tell me right now, Anthony Volpe
1:48:29
is right now just playing terrible baseball.
1:48:31
He can't play defense. He can't.
1:48:33
He can't do anything. This guy won a Gold Glove his
1:48:36
rookie season. Now the guy can't even throw the
1:48:38
first base. He's a Chuck Knob Lock wannabe.
1:48:41
I mean, honestly, you're going to tell me that he's not reading
1:48:44
what's going on in magazines and newspapers right now?
1:48:47
Of course he is. It shouldn't be.
1:48:50
It's shoved in your. Face.
1:48:51
I mean you go in the. In the clubhouse and it's all
1:48:54
they got all the media you know printouts and you know I came up
1:48:58
through the Philly organization and so it doesn't really matter
1:49:00
anybody East Coast tough and then I went to Cleveland and I
1:49:04
was like whoa this is this is different here awesome which
1:49:08
what I. Learned though, and I tell.
1:49:09
People this and what I learned in Philly is I remember the old
1:49:13
the the veteran guys coming up and say, listen, you do
1:49:15
something good, they're going to say something, but some
1:49:17
accountability. Don't try to fight them.
1:49:19
Don't try to you know this or blame that.
1:49:22
Don't do it. Just have some accountability.
1:49:24
So I think it it helped me have a young player first quick,
1:49:28
because Philly would fucking blew the shit out of you if you
1:49:31
didn't run hard Nowaday. I don't know how, because you
1:49:35
know, not all the guys were running hard.
1:49:36
Not I'm not saying a percent every time, but not fucking 50.
1:49:41
No, but they're also but again, they're making.
1:49:43
A lot more money. You have Juan Soto not trotting
1:49:45
up the first base. He's getting killed by the
1:49:48
media. We've seen that.
1:49:49
How about Robertson Cano? How many times did we see
1:49:52
Robertson Cano not run to first base and how he got killed by
1:49:56
the media? And this guy was one of the best
1:49:58
hitters we've ever seen come from the Yankees organization
1:50:01
for like, in the last 20 years. And he could not run the first
1:50:05
base. And everybody said, oh, this
1:50:07
guy's not running. He's not.
1:50:09
The Yankees shouldn't sign him. And media was throwing him onto
1:50:11
the bus. Meanwhile, he was a great.
1:50:13
He was a shutdown defender, and he had some pop in his bat for a
1:50:16
second baseman. Yeah, he was doing other things.
1:50:20
I don't know. Hopefully he wasn't doing that
1:50:21
with the Yankees, but we don't know.
1:50:22
You know Cano, he just has that personality.
1:50:25
That's just his personality where it like it comes easy to
1:50:28
him, the game comes easy to him and it does it like that's
1:50:32
different majority of players more than a lot.
1:50:35
I mean, there's only a few baseball players that are like
1:50:37
gifted. Other than that other ones,
1:50:40
there's just this hard nosed hard workers.
1:50:42
You just go out there and you and you compete and not let the
1:50:45
negative down. That's really, I mean, there's
1:50:47
there's a lot of talent in the minor leagues, but but it's it's
1:50:51
it could be it's between the ears and not letting the
1:50:54
negative for the failure of the game bring it down.
1:50:57
Jason, That's what I'm saying even with the quarterback.
1:50:59
Position we look at all these quarterbacks, their first round
1:51:01
draft picks, second round draft picks and the future of these
1:51:04
organizations and these organizations pay a lot of money
1:51:07
now to these first round ask, ask The Jets with Zach Wilson.
1:51:11
We go back and back and back and back and back year in and year
1:51:14
out for different organizations and they just strike out every
1:51:18
single time. And then, you know, 20 years
1:51:20
later, they finally hit a home run and the guy can't stay
1:51:23
healthy and you pay him a ton of money, boatload of money.
1:51:26
That's the problem with professional sports now.
1:51:28
And we can go back and forth. There's just so much money.
1:51:31
It's become a business. Nobody cares about the
1:51:34
camaraderie anymore. Everybody says, oh, I, I miss
1:51:37
playing in the locker rooms. We, we heard that for Tom Brady.
1:51:40
And now he took a shot at Scotty Scheffler last week and Scotty
1:51:44
Scheffler coming out and saying, I'd rather be with my family and
1:51:47
hang out with my family then play Professional Golf.
1:51:49
And then Tom Brady, well, he throws Scotty Scheffler under
1:51:53
the bus saying, oh, you, why can't you do both?
1:51:55
Well, dude, you're the one who had a divorce.
1:51:58
You're the one who decided to walk, walk away from the sport
1:52:01
and tell your wife you're never coming back.
1:52:02
And then you come back 2-3 weeks later and that's why you have a
1:52:05
divorce and why your wife sleeping with another man and
1:52:08
you're taking shots at Scheffler.
1:52:10
Come on, man. That just, I don't get it.
1:52:13
I don't get it. Why anybody is opening the
1:52:15
mouth? I don't get it.
1:52:18
I don't get. It I I really don't I and that's
1:52:20
the problem with media and why we do this.
1:52:22
Everything. Everybody in their mother has a
1:52:24
podcast. But here's the problem when they
1:52:27
go out there and I'm not attacking anybody and and guys
1:52:29
and women or listening to my show, listening to money Jabba
1:52:33
show over the last couple of months and years, a year that
1:52:36
we've been doing this. When we come out on this show,
1:52:38
we tell, I tell the truth. And Jabba says I'm probably one
1:52:42
of the most controversial people he's ever worked with.
1:52:45
OK. And the reason why I'm
1:52:46
controversial is, is the one reason why I've always been this
1:52:51
type of person offset of a radio show.
1:52:54
I'm not going to beat around the Bush.
1:52:56
I'm just going to drive it in. And if you don't like it, you
1:52:59
can shove it up your ass. And that's the way I say it.
1:53:02
Jabba is a is a calm, collective guy in his own little way.
1:53:06
And Jabba tries to hold back on some of the things he says
1:53:08
because he doesn't want to throw himself under the bus.
1:53:12
I'm the one that Jabba leans towards to throw everybody under
1:53:15
the bus. So I, you see, thumbs up on that
1:53:18
one. So unfortunately, media likes to
1:53:23
turn stories into more than what they are.
1:53:26
And then when it becomes a story, they like to drive it
1:53:30
where the sun doesn't shine until it becomes such a big
1:53:34
story where these players or media guys make these stories
1:53:40
more than it really is. And unfortunately, when
1:53:43
baseball, baseball right now is the only sport.
1:53:46
So what are people talking about right now?
1:53:48
Well, the lead story right now is the New York Yankees, how bad
1:53:52
they are. Aaron Judge, who is up for an
1:53:54
MVP and he's going to come back. Is he?
1:53:57
Is the Yankees making the right decision bringing him back?
1:53:59
Should he play in the outfield or should he be a designated
1:54:02
hitter? Or are the Yankees a buyer or
1:54:05
seller at the trade deadline? What a crock of shit.
1:54:08
OK, I I'm so tired of hearing it.
1:54:10
Here's what the Yankees should have done.
1:54:12
Sell, sell, sell. But the Yankees organization
1:54:16
never does that. They're not going to.
1:54:18
They're not. Going to period, you know, what
1:54:21
accountability does the media have?
1:54:23
They don't have accountability. They don't.
1:54:25
They never exactly accountability.
1:54:27
Yeah, they. And they don't have to, because
1:54:29
they're just. Trying to sell clicks.
1:54:31
Now they're not selling papers, they're trying to sell clicks.
1:54:34
And you take away the power of the pin from them.
1:54:36
You go and tell them you suck. They can't write.
1:54:38
They can't. They can't write anything else.
1:54:39
Exactly. Hey, I sucked.
1:54:41
I couldn't throw a fastball. For a strike.
1:54:42
They got on me early. I cost us the game.
1:54:45
Peace out. See.
1:54:46
You can't write anything else. Yeah.
1:54:48
No, no follow up question. To that.
1:54:49
Sorry, peace. See you.
1:54:51
It's like it's boring. They they're always.
1:54:53
Said to be boring and they hate it.
1:54:54
Yeah, I always. Try to find.
1:54:56
Where we, when we? When we've seen it in locker
1:54:59
rooms too, Job, but we've seen it in.
1:55:00
Locker rooms I've seen between media and the players and just
1:55:03
losing shit, I'm like own up and move on.
1:55:06
It sucks. It is what it is.
1:55:08
Just. Own up and move.
1:55:09
On I don't know, that's just I don't I don't feel like that's
1:55:13
happening in sports general, but I know in in baseball, I just
1:55:18
don't feel like that's happening.
1:55:19
It's a shame. I I blame team leaders, you
1:55:22
know, leaders of the team. That's who I listen to, even
1:55:25
though the manager decisions, yeah, unfortunately we can go.
1:55:28
Back and forth about what these teams are doing or what these
1:55:31
teams should do. We're not the GM, we're not the
1:55:34
owner. And obviously they're in a
1:55:36
driver's seat. And unfortunately, the New York
1:55:39
Yankees are run by not one, not 2, but probably 10 executives
1:55:45
are in a roundtable kissing each other's asses.
1:55:48
And we're not going to mention any names.
1:55:49
But you know, Jason, we really appreciate the time.
1:55:52
You're fantastic. You do such a great job over
1:55:55
there in Tampa. And when I get out there, I
1:55:57
definitely want to check out the facility that you're you're
1:55:59
building up over there. I think you're doing such a
1:56:01
great job. And, and I know you're a busy
1:56:04
guy and you're doing some big things out there.
1:56:06
And we really appreciate the time, buddy.
1:56:08
Jason, where you at? Where you at in Trampa?
1:56:10
I'm just north of Steinbrenner. Field like about 10 minutes.
1:56:14
Oh, OK, here on Dale Mabry. And just.
1:56:17
North, I got AI, got a couple indoor cages.
1:56:20
I have an ex major leaguer doing the pitching lessons.
1:56:24
This guy named Mark Valdez. He played a little bit before us
1:56:27
and you know, I do the hitting in the footing.
1:56:30
Mark does the does the pitching. But I do, I work a lot up here
1:56:35
of the approach, working on the approach.
1:56:38
It doesn't really, because a lot of my, a lot of my players are
1:56:42
both hitters and pitchers. I want them to do both,
1:56:44
especially the young ones. And I would say guys, it's
1:56:46
there's a lot of similarities between pitching and hitting
1:56:50
mentally and how you and how you go about how you go about your,
1:56:53
you're at bat or you're, you know, your.
1:56:56
Your mound time. Whatever.
1:56:58
But yeah, so a lot of what I do is up here just dealing with
1:57:01
confidence issues, how to how to try to deal with failure.
1:57:04
Every time you step on the field, whether you're a pitcher,
1:57:07
you're a hitter, there's going to be a negative result that's
1:57:10
going to happen. And the guys that are on TV.
1:57:12
Are the. Guys that are able to put those
1:57:15
away as more than everybody else.
1:57:17
Well, and not let the Jason, what we what we want, we want
1:57:21
you to. Do is we need you to work with
1:57:22
Speedies brain because we've been trying to force Speedy to
1:57:26
shave those roots. He's he's not done that since
1:57:31
the day he was, you know, became a man at 13 years old.
1:57:35
We're trying to push him. I've you know, that Bush needs
1:57:39
to be some cleaning over there. So we need some trimmers.
1:57:42
We need maybe you can work with that kids brain so we can kind
1:57:46
of force feed him to do something over there, man.
1:57:49
I mean, those bushes look like Wrigley feels his bushes.
1:57:52
What what do you think, Speedy? I'm not doing it on outside
1:57:54
influence. Oh man.
1:58:00
Anyways, Well guys, guys, thank you for having me on I.
1:58:04
Appreciate it love to be on more so whatever if you guys you guys
1:58:09
need somebody, let me know. We we would love it.
1:58:11
We would love it, Jason. Best of luck, Jason.
1:58:14
Michaels, ladies and gentlemen. Doing great things in Tampa.
1:58:17
He's watching the Yankees game and watching the Yankees
1:58:20
absolutely choke, as they always do.
1:58:23
And as I have come out and said over the last two weeks, the
1:58:27
Yankees should have been sellers.
1:58:29
And boy am I going to look right about that anyways.
1:58:34
And by the way, Keith, where are you?
1:58:36
Keith wanted to bet me $100 that the Yankees were going to go to
1:58:39
the ALCS. What drugs are you on?
1:58:41
The Yankees aren't even going to make the playoffs.
1:58:43
What a joke. Anyways, ladies and gentlemen,
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Yeah, we'll be talking about. A bunch of those that.
1:59:13
Are Jabba lights my stream cocktail?
1:59:16
All right, here we go. Number. 6 All right, we're going
1:59:19
to start this trade deadline edition with the one of the more
1:59:21
aggressive teams of the deadline.
1:59:23
We're going to start with the Padres who traded for Ryan
1:59:26
O'hearn, Ramon Lauriano from the Orioles, and then the big
1:59:28
storyline, giving up the number 3 prospect in baseball in Leo
1:59:32
Devries for Mason Miller in a very aggressive move.
1:59:37
Anyone thoughts to the Padres? Horrible.
1:59:40
Absolutely horrible. I do not know what the Padres
1:59:43
are doing. I know he's a relief pitcher.
1:59:45
I was at my barbershop and I was sitting all these guys, the
1:59:49
barbershop is called home Run. So they they're big baseball
1:59:52
fans and I'm sitting there, they're all Dominicans and
1:59:54
they're talking about, well, I mean, a top end relief pitcher
1:59:58
for a top 3 prospect is worth it depending on the pitcher.
2:00:03
You don't even know if that guy is going to be there next year.
2:00:04
The Padres like to trade away pieces and you're trading away.
2:00:08
You're the third best prospect in all of baseball.
2:00:10
I made no sense. They gave up.
2:00:12
If I'm not mistaken, they gave up, I think 7 of their top 12
2:00:17
prospects of their of their organization, their farm system.
2:00:22
It made no sense. On the couple of trades that
2:00:23
they made, it made no sense. A horrible move.
2:00:26
I'm not saying that he's not a good pitcher.
2:00:29
I'm not saying that he's a, he's not one of the best closers in
2:00:32
baseball. It's just I, I just doesn't make
2:00:34
any sense right now. Are the Padres really a
2:00:37
contender? Are they really contender?
2:00:41
I'll tell you how it makes less sense, Jabba.
2:00:43
You, you trade the number three overall prospect in baseball and
2:00:46
then you take that guy, you got Mason Miller and put him as the
2:00:50
setup man. You already have a closer who's
2:00:53
leading the league in base in baseball at in saves and Robert
2:00:56
Suarez with 32 saves. Miller, you know, played for the
2:01:00
A's, didn't get as many save opportunities, throws over 102
2:01:04
miles an hour, one of the three or four hardest throwing guys in
2:01:08
baseball. But Jabba, since when do you
2:01:11
give up? The number three overall.
2:01:12
Guy and a bunch of other pieces for a set up man it's.
2:01:16
I mean, I think more so that they looked at him as a high
2:01:19
leverage guy, but we've seen what AJ Preler's he's notorious
2:01:24
for this. He'll make any move, do whatever
2:01:25
he wants. But and we also seen he's made
2:01:27
crazy moves and have they won? No.
2:01:30
So it's. I.
2:01:32
Mean it was he would the rise went from untouchable to smell
2:01:35
you later for a guy you're not even going to use to close the
2:01:38
game when you have the best. I wouldn't say he's the best
2:01:42
closer. He has the best number most
2:01:43
saves right now. I wouldn't I wouldn't say he's
2:01:45
the best closer. But also I I can't say that in
2:01:49
terms of I don't watch a lot of West Coast baseball so I don't
2:01:52
see him as much I see the the highlights so I don't get to see
2:01:55
it as much as to to have a very very valued opinion.
2:01:59
But I can look at the numbers like everybody else and be like,
2:02:02
well, he's he's doing pretty good on this side.
2:02:04
But I it's just, it's tough to get a guy out of that caliber.
2:02:07
And Mason and and it's kind of like, OK, yeah, I'm going to
2:02:10
pitch in high leverage situations.
2:02:11
But I'm so used to being the closure guy now.
2:02:13
It's like, you know, it's kind of a hit to an ego.
2:02:16
We all have them. So it's it's how he responds and
2:02:19
and what do they do? I mean, they've they've made
2:02:22
plenty of moves before and it hasn't really paid off.
2:02:24
So I guess we'll see what happens.
2:02:26
Errol, you know, just before we move on.
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Errol. I said AJ Preler.
2:02:31
What? What is sicko?
2:02:32
When we get to the trade deadline every year, that guy
2:02:34
just keeps it interesting. I don't know if there's another
2:02:36
guy in in baseball that we've seen.
2:02:38
How does he still have a job? How does he still have a job?
2:02:41
Because the owners let him do whatever he wants.
2:02:43
It's pretty wild. It's pretty wild.
2:02:46
The Mariners GM is he's a close second.
2:02:49
It's speedy, definitely not a let's go.
2:02:53
To #5 well, I was going to segue into the National League, but
2:02:56
now Java. We're going to get to the
2:02:57
Seattle Mariners, thanks the Java.
2:02:59
They were one of the more aggressive teams I thought were
2:03:00
more positive and they get two big bats with a Eugenio Suarez,
2:03:04
who was probably the big power bat at the deadline and also
2:03:06
Josh Naylor from the Diamondbacks.
2:03:08
Also in the American League West, the Astros get Carlos
2:03:10
Carrillo back like Errol mentioned and Jesus Sanchez is a
2:03:12
good trade for a youngster for the Marlins.
2:03:14
And then Texas trading for Merrill Kelly, but giving up a
2:03:16
lot 59 and 13 in their system 3 pitching prospects.
2:03:19
Thoughts to the AL West deadline moves?
2:03:22
I I think all three teams are going.
2:03:24
To be fighting for the two playoff spots because the I
2:03:28
thought the American League East was just going to pull away.
2:03:31
The way the Blue Jays are playing over the last couple of
2:03:34
weeks, even the Red Sox, but the Yankees have taken a tail back,
2:03:37
a tailspin back. I think the Red Sox, even though
2:03:40
they made some moves, I don't think they're ready to make a
2:03:43
run. And the Blue Jays might be the
2:03:45
only team that's going to sneak into the playoffs because
2:03:47
they're going to win the division.
2:03:49
As far as the that division. I, I think that Texas can make
2:03:52
the playoffs. Seattle can make the playoffs
2:03:54
and used to can make the players.
2:03:55
All three teams could make the playoffs.
2:03:58
Seattle is a question. I, I, I, they always seem to to
2:04:03
fizzle out. No matter what they make over
2:04:05
the last couple of years in the second, second-half of the
2:04:07
season, they fizzle out and they're not the same team they
2:04:10
were before the before the trade deadline and before the All Star
2:04:14
parade. I want to see Seattle take off
2:04:17
in the last 50 games of the season.
2:04:18
If they do that, Seattle could be very, very dangerous.
2:04:21
I I already told you, Texas, if they make the playoffs with the
2:04:25
the three pitchers they have now, they could be as Dom and,
2:04:28
and we all know what Bruce Bocchi brings to the table.
2:04:31
So I I think they have the best manager in baseball.
2:04:33
So quality team as we see what they're doing to the Yankees
2:04:37
tonight they were down 3 nothing.
2:04:38
And they come all the way back against Max Freed, the Yankees
2:04:41
best pitcher. So it makes me sick to my
2:04:44
stomach. I was kind of happy the Yankees
2:04:46
didn't go after Suarez. Errol, you said it at the you
2:04:49
know, he's not a good defensive player.
2:04:51
That's that's the problem, right?
2:04:53
And he's got real hot, you know, with the for the power numbers,
2:04:56
having a career year, power hitting, he's probably going to
2:04:59
get the 50 home runs this season pretty easily.
2:05:02
You know, I don't think he's going to get the 60.
2:05:04
But look, he now get to put him with Cal Raleigh, you got to
2:05:08
give them credit. They don't have the hugest
2:05:10
budget. They didn't give up a lot for
2:05:11
Suarez. I I, I think it's a smart, smart
2:05:15
moves. I just don't know if it's enough
2:05:17
with the arms kind of been off and on hurt all year.
2:05:20
You know, I like what they did and the moves that.
2:05:23
They made but I I agree fish, I think, you know, Brian moves
2:05:26
awesome, but it's it's hard with the injuries that they've had,
2:05:29
like going into it it you know, just to carry what the the team
2:05:33
on your back. I mean, they have, they have
2:05:35
some quality arms, don't get me wrong, but I just, I think if
2:05:38
they they're going to be a little short on that end.
2:05:41
I mean, it's going to be Gilbert and Kirby, you know?
2:05:45
Can they stay healthy? Right.
2:05:47
You know, this is the first year the two of them have gotten
2:05:49
hurt. They need those guys and they
2:05:51
they can't do it without them. So it's really that's going to
2:05:54
be the tail of the tape for them when they get to the playoffs.
2:05:56
Yeah. And Louise, I mean Luis
2:05:58
Castilla. Is obviously he's, you know,
2:05:59
he's pitching two of three not I mean, record's not great, but
2:06:02
he's keeping them in games and doing that.
2:06:04
So they've got the ability. I just, I, if they can stay
2:06:07
healthy long enough, they're going to have, they're going to
2:06:09
score runs. So it, it's going to be
2:06:12
interesting. We didn't think the ALS was
2:06:14
going to be as crazy as it is, but it, this is what makes
2:06:17
baseball fun. All right, here we go #4.
2:06:21
Oh, now go to my National League. 1-2 teams that I.
2:06:23
Wasn't sure if they did enough. The Brewers and the Cubs in the
2:06:25
NL Central. The Brewers, not a lot of not a
2:06:28
lot of offense, just really a backup catcher.
2:06:29
They got a couple relievers and the Cubs, they traded for a few
2:06:33
pitchers, but I was thinking maybe a bigger swing for one of
2:06:35
those starting pitchers. Did not happen to you.
2:06:37
Think these two teams did enough to show themselves compared to
2:06:40
the Dodgers, the Mets and the Phillies are all Dodgers weren't
2:06:42
very aggressive with the very talented.
2:06:44
The Mets and the Phillies were aggressive.
2:06:46
I think both teams. Are going to make the.
2:06:48
Playoffs I, I, I don't know what these guys are going to be and
2:06:51
how they fit with the rosters. Milwaukee right now, they have a
2:06:55
tremendous pitching staff as they always do, and they're
2:06:58
getting timely hitting. So Milwaukee and Milwaukee's
2:07:01
putting up numbers. They're, they're, they're
2:07:03
hitting for runs, they're hitting for, they're hitting a
2:07:06
clip, they're hitting for a clip and, and they're pitching.
2:07:08
And as far as the Cubs are concerned, I'm very, I'm shocked
2:07:11
the Cubs are as good as they have been this season.
2:07:13
I thought the Cubs were going to fluctuate and, and not even make
2:07:17
the playoffs, but it seems like they're they're slowly but
2:07:20
surely going to be A-Team to be to be reckoned with in the
2:07:24
playoffs. I think both teams make the
2:07:26
playoffs and both teams are dangerous, both of them.
2:07:28
So the. The Cubs don't have a lot of
2:07:31
pitching. They.
2:07:32
Lost Justin Steele beginning of the year.
2:07:34
It's a Tommy John and Minog has been hurt and off and on.
2:07:38
Tyone's hurt again. They they just don't have the
2:07:41
staff. They went and got Michael
2:07:43
Soroka, who is an analytical darling this year.
2:07:47
He's one of those guys. You see it every year.
2:07:49
He's got like a 5 ERA, but he should have a 3 1/2, right?
2:07:53
So he's he's got the biggest discrepancy in baseball.
2:07:56
He's been the unluckiest pitcher.
2:07:58
Here's those advanced statsiate Errol.
2:07:59
But this is where you make money.
2:08:01
The Cubs saw it. They went and got this guy that
2:08:04
I expect him to be one, one of the better starting pitcher
2:08:07
acquisitions of the deadline. But with the Cubs, especially
2:08:10
Tucker as a rental, a lot of people thought they're going to
2:08:12
do a lot more. Yeah, I mean in Seroka pitch
2:08:14
tonight, but. Only pitch 2 inning so you know
2:08:17
it's I. I just don't.
2:08:19
I got a really good buddy who's a huge, huge Cubs fan and he's
2:08:22
like, we didn't do enough, this sucks.
2:08:24
We need more hitting and pitching and we're not gonna get
2:08:26
it. So I don't like the Cubs cuz
2:08:30
everybody's like Cubs homers. When they actually won, they
2:08:34
could name like 2 people and weren't really fans.
2:08:35
I really do, so I like them, but in the.
2:08:39
Midwest, they hadn't won. Anything.
2:08:41
Then they won and now people were supposedly were Cubs fans.
2:08:43
And I'm like, shut up. Name me so and so and they have
2:08:46
a clue. I'm like, get out of here.
2:08:48
They have the same thing with the Royals.
2:08:49
They have the high. Entire All Star.
2:08:51
Infield because they had to. Like stat stuff.
2:08:53
Addison Russell in the voting. I like the Cubs better than the
2:08:56
Padres. Right now, if you were to ask me
2:08:58
right now, who am I going to bet on making the playoffs, the
2:09:01
Padres or the Cubs? I'm taking the Cubs.
2:09:03
I I'm going to go with the Cubs. Yeah, They don't.
2:09:06
I, I agree with Fish. They have injuries that they
2:09:08
have to contend with, but I think they have obviously a very
2:09:11
good lineup and, and to me, they have a bone.
2:09:14
They have a bona fide middle, middle of the lineup that's
2:09:17
giving them the the power. Kyle Tucker is, is an MVP
2:09:20
candidate this year. So I think they got a tremendous
2:09:23
team. I, I still think they're, I
2:09:24
don't know if they win a World Series, but again, we see teams
2:09:27
win World Series. The Texas Rangers in Arizona
2:09:30
were in the World Series a couple of years ago.
2:09:32
Why can't the Cubs do it? So I again, the Cubs haven't
2:09:35
been a World Series in a long time and they haven't won a
2:09:37
World Series since then. So, and they've only won one
2:09:41
World Series in 100 years. So I mean, let's let's see what
2:09:46
the Cubs are going to do. I still think the Cubs are team
2:09:49
to be reckoned with. Remember, they're they're 21
2:09:51
games over 500. I mean, that's a pretty damn
2:09:54
good team and I don't know why anybody thinks differently.
2:09:57
So here we go #3 All right, All American League to finish it
2:10:01
off, we'll go back to the. American League East, you guys
2:10:03
talked about the Yankees for a while, so we'll go to the Red
2:10:05
Sox and the Blue Jays. The Red Sox got Dustin May and
2:10:07
Mets legend Steven Max at the trade deadline of sure of their
2:10:10
bullpen. Blue Blue Jays get a couple of
2:10:12
relievers as well. Sir Anthony Dominguez from the
2:10:13
Phillies, Louis Varland who is a very underrated pitcher this
2:10:16
year from the Twins and Shane Beaver from Goodies Guardians.
2:10:23
I'll tell you this, both the Red Sox and the Blue Jays don't
2:10:28
scare me. I think the Blue Jays are the
2:10:29
best team in the American League East.
2:10:31
I think they win the division. I, even though I don't trust
2:10:34
them, I don't think anybody, and I know Yankee fans are going to
2:10:37
hate me on this. I thought the Yankees would have
2:10:40
going to pull away early into the season, which they were.
2:10:44
And then they let the Boston Red Sox, the Tampa Bay Rays, and
2:10:48
then the Blue Jays come back and catch up to them.
2:10:51
And now the Yankees are playing terrible baseball and the Blue
2:10:54
Jays have played the best baseball in the last past two
2:10:57
months. I just think right now the Blue
2:11:00
Jays for some reason are a different team than they were
2:11:03
last year. Remember last year with the
2:11:06
talent that they had and everybody said this is the team,
2:11:09
but this is the year that the Blue Jays are going to pull away
2:11:11
and and make it, you know, surprise everybody them in the
2:11:13
Baltimore Orioles. Well, the Baltimore Orioles dip
2:11:16
this year because like I said, they had no pitching and the
2:11:19
Blue Jays, I don't know, it got gained confidence after they
2:11:22
gave Guerrero that kind of money.
2:11:24
I just think the Blue Jays are the best team in the American
2:11:26
League East. The Red Sox, they're young and
2:11:29
I, I think they're a year away from being maybe a contender in
2:11:33
that division. I just, I don't know, I don't
2:11:36
trust the blue. I don't trust the Red Sox.
2:11:39
I do trust the Blue Jays. I think the Blue Jays are the
2:11:41
only team that come out of the American League East, I think.
2:11:45
Bichette having the year he's had.
2:11:47
Yeah, has been really the thing for the Blue Jays.
2:11:50
Yeah, he's quietly done it with. Like, you know his hits, too.
2:11:53
Like, you know he'd struggle a little bit, but like, he's
2:11:55
quietly leading the league in hits right now.
2:11:57
Show me the money. Show me the money.
2:11:59
He's certainly, you know, he's not the defensive player that
2:12:03
they thought he was going to be. I mean, that knee injury had a
2:12:06
few years ago. He's never been the same athlete
2:12:08
since it, but he's got an 800, he's over 800 OPS, He's hitting
2:12:12
300. He gets on base, he's got a
2:12:14
little pop again. They're DH ING him some to keep
2:12:17
him healthy. It's smart.
2:12:19
And they got this new guy, Addison Barger.
2:12:21
He's the darling of analytical people around the around
2:12:25
baseball. He hits the ball harder than
2:12:27
anybody. You know one of those types of
2:12:30
guys. But he just lights it all up in
2:12:32
red on Savant, and he's now hitting behind Vladimir Guerrero
2:12:35
Junior, giving him some protection.
2:12:38
They find these guys and Shane Bieber, if you remember, before
2:12:42
he got hurt, was arguably the best pitcher in baseball.
2:12:45
It's been a few years. But if they get 80% of that out
2:12:48
of him, that's a pretty good player.
2:12:50
So that's a little scary to me. As a Yankee.
2:12:53
I think you have a better chance of getting more out of Max
2:12:55
Scherzer than Shane Bieber. I don't know, man.
2:12:58
Bieber's been like lights out in rehab, you know, 8 strikeouts
2:13:03
and like 3 and 2/3 as he's coming back.
2:13:05
That's AAA, buddy. That's not the major.
2:13:07
You're right, you're right. And I know Louise Hill did the
2:13:09
same thing and then he got shelled in his first outing,
2:13:12
right? So.
2:13:13
But look, if the Yankees are going to play, the crap doesn't
2:13:16
really matter. Doesn't really matter.
2:13:18
Speedy #2 All right, so double AL Central, double dosed to
2:13:22
round. It out, we'll go to the Tigers.
2:13:24
A lot of people thought they An underwhelming trade deadline
2:13:26
trade for five pitchers, Charlie Morton and Chris Paddock, 2
2:13:29
starters and then Kyle Finnegan, a hot reliever, Paul Seawall and
2:13:32
Raphael Montero and Cody higher. Did they do enough?
2:13:35
Did they need to do more offense or are they doing enough amidst
2:13:39
their skid? They're kind of on right now.
2:13:40
I think Detroit is positioned very.
2:13:42
Very well. They're running away with their
2:13:44
division. Cleveland not catching them.
2:13:46
Kansas City is not. Both teams aren't going to make
2:13:48
the playoffs. I I think they're you could
2:13:51
argue they're the best team in the American League.
2:13:54
Now. Have they played that way since
2:13:56
the All Star break? Not really.
2:13:59
They've been up and down, but in the last 10 games they're six
2:14:02
and four. I think their offense is enough.
2:14:04
I I think they're pitching squad.
2:14:06
I mean school ball is, is sensational.
2:14:09
I I think they have a tremendous and and they added Charlie
2:14:11
Morton. Charlie Morton is a great
2:14:13
playoff pitcher. That's my favorite one, like and
2:14:16
it. Was it was late when they did
2:14:18
it. And first of all, Charlie, Billy
2:14:20
Morton is salt of the earth, one of the nicest human beings in
2:14:23
the planet. He's 42, I think right now.
2:14:25
And I that for me was. A great pick up.
2:14:28
Just for like morale and just the type of person he is.
2:14:33
I love that for the tigers, like the energy that, you know, scuba
2:14:37
brings. And then you've got Charlie
2:14:38
Morton, who you can't tell if his dog just died or he punched
2:14:41
somebody out. Like I, it's awesome.
2:14:44
I love that dude. And if I, I root for everybody
2:14:47
to be successful. But when, when he throws, I I
2:14:49
love rooting for that guy because he's just such a, such a
2:14:52
great playoff wise, playoff wise.
2:14:55
I think it's a great move because Charlie Morton, go look
2:14:57
at his record in the playoffs, he's absolutely lights out and
2:15:00
now you have to go scuba. If you play in A7 game series,
2:15:04
you have to. You got to go through school,
2:15:06
school ball twice, maybe even three times, and then you got to
2:15:10
go through Charlie Morton twice. Scary.
2:15:13
And Morton, if you look at his numbers, they're absolutely
2:15:15
ridiculous in the playoffs. Ridiculous.
2:15:17
By the way, Charlie. Morton is the.
2:15:18
Most famous alum of my. High school.
2:15:21
Oh really? Yeah, really.
2:15:22
Yep. That's dope.
2:15:24
Or like covering him when he got drafted.
2:15:26
By the Braves and. It was like that.
2:15:27
He covers like this. Great pitcher, good journeyman
2:15:29
pitcher for a while. Finnegan got the save tonight.
2:15:33
For the. Tigers, that was probably the to
2:15:36
me, that's the biggest move of the deadline for them.
2:15:39
Their pen was not good. No, they were trotting out Tommy
2:15:41
Kaneley. As.
2:15:42
Closer sometimes will vest who's probably not a closer.
2:15:47
They didn't really have. It they addressed it, they got
2:15:49
three guys to put in the back end of that bullpen.
2:15:52
I think that was smart. That's where they were weak.
2:15:54
I think that's part of why you saw them falling apart the back
2:15:57
end of the rotation, having to use the bullpen.
2:15:59
You get Morden and you get a more bullpen help.
2:16:01
They should be right back where they were supposed to be and
2:16:04
speedy. Last one, number one, we'll talk
2:16:07
more about this one. And I call it a pen as well.
2:16:09
But the Minnesota Twins traded 9 total players to the second most
2:16:12
ever at the trade deadline, only to the Cubs in 2021, who traded
2:16:15
11. And Joe Ryan was pranked into a
2:16:18
fake trade, believing he was traded to the Red Sox when he
2:16:21
really wasn't. Minnesota knows their.
2:16:24
Season is over, so they're trying to rebuild an
2:16:28
organization that has at one point they had Paul Molitor as
2:16:34
their manager and this team was a contender and then all of a
2:16:37
sudden fall flat on their face. They haven't won a World Series
2:16:41
since Kirby Buckett. OK.
2:16:43
I mean, this is just a dumb organization.
2:16:45
They've made so many mistakes. I I'm surprised they fell off
2:16:50
the way they did this year as quick as they did.
2:16:52
And it happened so fast when in the beginning of the season you
2:16:56
could argue they were going to make the playoffs.
2:16:58
They might. They were in first place for a
2:17:01
significant amount of time. I think for three or four weeks
2:17:03
they were in first place. And then all of a sudden Detroit
2:17:06
just got hot. And then they completely fell
2:17:08
flat on their face. I mean, and by the way, they're
2:17:10
the only team that gave Carlos Correa the money that they gave
2:17:13
him. So just a stupid organization.
2:17:16
Dumb, dumb, dumb. Well, and the twins, they gave
2:17:19
him up and they're. Still paying 30, I think 33
2:17:21
million of it, Yeah, that's just stupid.
2:17:24
There's a dumb organization. They're they're one of the worst
2:17:26
Rd. teams in the league. They're 22 and 36 on the road,
2:17:30
30 and 24 at home. They don't travel well.
2:17:33
They're players. I mean, they they're a bunch of
2:17:35
platoon bats that they try to to shake up and they'll play the
2:17:39
Yankees and sweep them too. That's what's going to happen.
2:17:42
Do they play the they play the Twins one more time this year.
2:17:45
They get a couple of weeks. I I heard they.
2:17:47
They play really well. Against savage teams, but the
2:17:50
rest of the teams in the league, not very good.
2:17:52
I it's a shame they were they started the year hot like they
2:17:55
were one of the top teams in the central early in the season when
2:17:59
everyone was kind of lumped together and they fell off in
2:18:02
the worst way. And it's just it's just pretty
2:18:05
sad when you give up. You know, as many guys on your
2:18:08
starting roster as you do in the trade deadline.
2:18:10
It's like ownership doesn't believe in you at all.
2:18:15
And that is the six pack. I am.
2:18:18
I am so tired. I'm so tired of watching this
2:18:22
Yankee team. It makes me miserable.
2:18:24
It makes me miserable watching this team.
2:18:27
I don't know why anybody. And I, I guarantee you Yankee
2:18:30
fans are oh, we're up five, four.
2:18:32
Trust me, guys, the Yankees probably are going to lose this
2:18:35
game one way or another. They'll choke and then you're
2:18:37
going to hear something. Oh, it's Aaron Boone's fault
2:18:40
because he brought in the wrong relief pitcher.
2:18:43
It's just it's so stupid. I I don't get it anymore.
2:18:47
Just stop Freeze already over 100 pitch.
2:18:49
I know it's. Fruit is really.
2:18:51
Struggling with control. He can't.
2:18:53
He's not. He doesn't look right.
2:18:55
You know what's? You know what's going to come.
2:18:57
It's it the topic conversation is going to be the blister
2:19:00
again. It's absolutely going to be the
2:19:02
blister. And I will, I will say to his.
2:19:05
To like, and I've never experienced this, thank
2:19:07
goodness, but I've seen it and it sucks because sometimes like
2:19:11
people will get them under their nail.
2:19:14
And so it's like you got to be cares.
2:19:16
You can't cut it and you got to like it's it's it's a real
2:19:19
thing. Like it it people think it's
2:19:21
like, oh, you're soft, but like it, it sucks.
2:19:24
Like my fingers would get so callous.
2:19:25
You know, if like you're trying to type on your phone, you got
2:19:28
sausage fingers. I don't even know.
2:19:29
How you hold a baseball, I mean you.
2:19:32
I threw 100 suck my Dick. That's.
2:19:37
Exactly how I. Did it flip?
2:19:38
Flip that, Tommy. But yeah.
2:19:42
It's just that it that's, I mean, it sucks.
2:19:45
And if it's under his nail, there's nothing you can do.
2:19:48
About it either. Like is there anything like you
2:19:51
can? Pop it with like a like what do
2:19:53
you even do? Like nothing.
2:19:55
Literally they. Gino said stick it in somebody'd
2:19:58
butt hole. That usually fixes that.
2:20:00
Was one of them old school? Trainer methods though that was.
2:20:02
One of them old school trainer methods.
2:20:05
I've never tried it. I don't know I I might have to
2:20:08
do that with my. That's that's a different kind
2:20:11
of inside baseball. Yeah, for sure.
2:20:13
So yeah, just stick. It up there, it'll be good.
2:20:15
So I I've been, I've been dieting.
2:20:17
So the only sugars I really, I've been eating is fruit.
2:20:20
So I go to meat farms to get myself like, you know, a bowl
2:20:24
of, you know, fruit, the little pineapple, little cantaloupe and
2:20:29
all that other stuff. So today I went and I got myself
2:20:33
my fruit ball and I open up, you know, the plastic the way they
2:20:37
like, like strap it. So I'm pulling it.
2:20:38
I'm trying to pull it. I RIP the hell out of my finger
2:20:41
and I start bleeding all over my car and I go inside.
2:20:46
I go inside, you know, to Northwell and I tell him I got a
2:20:49
Boo Boo. And they look at her like, oh,
2:20:52
you got a Boo Boo. You want me to blow on it?
2:20:54
I'm like, it's bleeding, gushing blood.
2:20:56
It's like, stop, Errol, you don't need a guys.
2:20:58
It is. Is this not deep?
2:21:00
Am I? Am I am I lying about that?
2:21:02
Isn't that deep? It's almost to the bone.
2:21:04
And they're like, oh, you got a Boo Boo.
2:21:07
I have a baseball player. I got a blister.
2:21:11
Give me a break. I know job.
2:21:14
I know I never pitched a baseball.
2:21:16
I'll I'll take I. Didn't say anything.
2:21:18
All right, all right, listen. I've never thrown a baseball in
2:21:23
the major leagues. Okay, so I will, I will
2:21:26
certainly take in that thought. But hey, listen, I'm making $32
2:21:33
million a year. I'm not crying about it.
2:21:35
I'm, I'm starting myself out there and throwing the goddamn
2:21:37
ball. Oh, and he is, yeah, I mean.
2:21:40
He's not the one saying, yeah, I got you, I got you, yeah.
2:21:44
And I and I stand for him because.
2:21:46
I give him some credit because he's going out there and he's
2:21:48
not, he's not crying about it. And you know he's not going to
2:21:50
make that excuse, but we've seen a lot of pitchers go out there
2:21:53
over the years and, well, I got a blister on my pinky and I
2:21:57
can't grab the ball. See, I give me a break.
2:22:00
Cry me a river. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
2:22:02
we call this next segment Inside Baseball.
2:22:05
Now let's go deep, deep. Inside what?
2:22:08
I am excited. This is inside baseball.
2:22:15
Here. We go some smaller.
2:22:17
Stories. Around the.
2:22:18
League here on Inside Baseball. I love Lisa and music.
2:22:23
Roland. And.
2:22:24
Here we. Go to start it off Julio
2:22:28
Rodriguez, Controversial All Star, right?
2:22:31
Controversial all. Star didn't have the best start
2:22:34
to the season, but that doesn't seem to have slowed him down.
2:22:37
Seattle, we just said added some horses at the deadline.
2:22:40
He just got his fourth straight 2020 season to start his career.
2:22:46
First player ever to do that in baseball history.
2:22:51
Errol, who cares Until they win something, until they go to the
2:22:56
playoffs and make a run, I could care less what Julio Rodriguez
2:22:59
is doing. Julio Rodriguez, I remember him
2:23:02
at the All Star game in the Home Run Derby, which by the way he
2:23:04
went, failed. When he goes in front of center
2:23:10
stage on Fox, every time I've watched Julio Rodriguez go and
2:23:14
play, he completely chokes until he goes into a playoff game and
2:23:19
he just shows up and actually does what he's supposed to do
2:23:22
and be a leader for his organization.
2:23:24
I don't care what he is doing and how many records he breaks,
2:23:28
just like Alex Rodriguez. Alex Rodriguez, all the great
2:23:32
things that he has done in the past until he won a World Series
2:23:35
and help the Yankees win a World Series in 2009, no Yankee fan
2:23:39
gave a crap. So Rodriguez go out there and
2:23:44
win bowl games and win championships and then we'll
2:23:46
talk about what you've done when it comes to statistics.
2:23:50
It's impressive. I think it came on his.
2:23:52
Hundredth Homer of his career, too.
2:23:55
Yeah. I mean, it's yeah, you're going
2:23:57
to be good, as good as you can be.
2:23:59
But as we said, winning is kind of what separates, you know, the
2:24:05
the good ones from the great ones.
2:24:06
And I mean him and Randy Rosarina, the only the seventh
2:24:10
players in history in the AL to actually have 20 and 20.
2:24:13
So. But does that translate into
2:24:16
wins and championships? Time will tell.
2:24:18
Yeah. They need a line of depth and
2:24:19
that's why they did the. Deadline moves because
2:24:22
Rodriguez, the problem with him, I think throughout his career is
2:24:24
when he slumps, he's really slumping.
2:24:26
Like it's it's not like it all right.
2:24:28
It is a small slump type thing. He starts off, especially at the
2:24:31
beginning of the season, really bad sometimes and like you're
2:24:34
saying, fish. Sometimes it takes a while to
2:24:35
catch up and then he eventually gets it going.
2:24:37
Seattle's pattern, like the last couple years, has been start
2:24:39
really slow and a lot of it has to do with him.
2:24:41
And then he has torrid second-half all of a sudden and
2:24:44
he's an MVP candidate. But it's just not consistent
2:24:46
enough for a guy making his money.
2:24:49
Yeah, I mean. You look at a guy.
2:24:51
Like this, and you always hear the five tool players.
2:24:53
Well, here's A5 tool player, right?
2:24:55
He's getting speed, he has power, he has defense.
2:24:59
He's not hitting 100% for average.
2:25:02
He was a little bit better than other years.
2:25:04
So he's almost there. They think that he's one of
2:25:07
those guys going forwards that's going to be one of the big guys
2:25:10
in the league. Seattle has a chance to prove
2:25:14
people right this year about Julio Rodriguez, to get his name
2:25:18
up there in that echelon. Let's go to the next story here.
2:25:21
And inside baseball, there was a first of its kind Bristol Motor
2:25:28
Speedway game this weekend that well, look, big NASCAR people, I
2:25:33
guess I'm pretty sure it's NASCAR that it's run over there
2:25:37
would obviously love it. You can have more people there
2:25:40
than you would have at a baseball game.
2:25:42
It's I mean. As a NASCAR.
2:25:45
Fan, you just like normally watch things go around and make
2:25:48
left turns all day, so this must have been a lot more fun than
2:25:52
that. Probably drinking the same
2:25:54
amount. It was great, except there was a
2:25:56
problem. There was rain.
2:25:59
And the reports about what happened on Saturday because the
2:26:02
game was eventually postponed until Sunday are hilarious.
2:26:05
They were likening it to the Fyre Festival because they ran
2:26:09
out of beer, they ran out of food.
2:26:12
They didn't tell anyone to go home.
2:26:14
Even Kevin Burkhardt on TV didn't know that the game had
2:26:18
been called and they were still calling, You know, their rain
2:26:21
delay coverage. It was an absolute disaster.
2:26:25
Here's it says right here. Lawyer Lester Tate served as
2:26:29
president of State Bar of Georgia.
2:26:31
The Bristol game was the MLB version of Firefest.
2:26:36
Kevin Burkhardt said we're out of food.
2:26:38
So it's really panic time. Not a great first foray into
2:26:44
NASCAR stadiums, Errol, I'll tell you, it's an absolute
2:26:47
debacle and embarrassment and and what did you have?
2:26:49
You had Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter there.
2:26:52
Let's applaud them for showing up there and opening their big
2:26:55
fat mouths about the New York Yankees.
2:26:57
As we said in the beginning of the show, I I mean, how do you
2:27:00
run out of food? How do you run out of all this
2:27:02
stuff? You have all this money.
2:27:05
I mean, baseball is one of the richest organizations, Speedway
2:27:09
and NASCAR is one of the richest organizations in the world and
2:27:14
you don't have enough money to feed all the fans.
2:27:17
What a joke. That sucks.
2:27:20
Well, I don't, I don't think it wasn't they obviously.
2:27:22
They didn't plan on the two rain delays, one at the start and
2:27:26
then one once they got they got into it.
2:27:29
I'm assuming they did because they were expecting there was
2:27:31
85,000 tickets sold or what have you.
2:27:34
But yeah, once you get all that it is kind of a bad look.
2:27:39
But you can't expect 2 rain delays.
2:27:42
Goop Jabba, you got. You're a multi billion dollar
2:27:46
organization. Stock the F up.
2:27:49
I mean seriously, what? Oh well, we didn't know it was
2:27:52
going to be rain delays. Get out of here.
2:27:54
You're going to tell me Yankee Stadiums going to run out of
2:27:56
food if there's six or seven rain delays?
2:27:59
Get out of here. What a joke.
2:28:02
Multibillion dollar. Organization.
2:28:04
Two multibillion dollar organizations and they can't
2:28:07
figure out how to stock up on food.
2:28:09
Arrow. You know who didn't run out of
2:28:11
hot dog buns? Unlike the Bristol Speedway game
2:28:13
of the Bar, the BBQ we were at yesterday, that's true too.
2:28:16
They didn't run out of hot dog buns.
2:28:17
They didn't have enough hamburgers.
2:28:18
That's right. They had hamburger buns and no
2:28:20
hamburgers. That's right, we got we got our
2:28:26
man Nick Goody in on on camera once again.
2:28:29
How we doing Goody? Did you catch any?
2:28:32
Of the the. Bristol.
2:28:33
Game and hear about the epic fail that was Saturday and
2:28:37
everyone getting trapped there without any food and everything
2:28:40
for hours. I did not.
2:28:42
I saw. Somebody on Twitter.
2:28:43
Posted, I can't remember what his name was.
2:28:45
He's well known but he said this is was a terrible idea.
2:28:49
Aside from the game. I did it it seemed.
2:28:53
Like they didn't think that one completely.
2:28:55
Threw just saw ticket sales. We got a couple of stories to
2:28:58
go. We're going to get into some
2:29:01
injuries, injury reports. Start off talking about the
2:29:04
Brewers. We just mentioned that Jacob
2:29:07
Mesirowski got it, took a liner off the leg from, say, a Suzuki
2:29:11
of the Cubs. He's on the aisle with a
2:29:14
contusion on the tibia. That sounds painful.
2:29:17
I don't know how much more we're going to see him probably the
2:29:20
rest of the year. I'm sure we'll get a couple more
2:29:22
starts, but they were going to limit his innings anyway.
2:29:24
Jackson Cheerio, probably a bigger injury for them, pulled
2:29:27
his hamstring, legging out a triple and the third injury,
2:29:33
speedy, help me out. I forgot the third injury for
2:29:36
them. But we'll go back to there's the
2:29:38
Red Sox injuries. The big one was their top one of
2:29:42
their top prospects, Marcelo Meyer.
2:29:45
Meyer might be out the rest of the season with a wrist injury.
2:29:51
The other one were for the Brewers.
2:29:52
Sal Frelich, Yeah, and Sal Frelich, another one of my.
2:29:55
Fantasy guys who I traded just in the nick of time.
2:29:58
Another lower body injury. You don't want speed guys.
2:30:01
Speed guys who? Have bad legs?
2:30:04
Second-half of the year, you get rid of those guys, goes straight
2:30:06
to fantasy. Oh, trust me.
2:30:09
Always right to fantasy, Tanner. How?
2:30:10
Tommy John. It's been out for a long time.
2:30:13
Red Sox. Really.
2:30:14
Yeah. They just announced it, too.
2:30:16
Yeah. Tommy John just kind of out of
2:30:18
nowhere. They announced it.
2:30:19
So, you know, there's a couple of those teams are really
2:30:21
dealing with it. They're in the middle of hunts.
2:30:24
We said that the Brewers didn't really Add all that much of the
2:30:27
deadline. Red Sox young team is it?
2:30:31
Do you think that these guys can overcome this type of injury?
2:30:34
The Red Sox, they're not making the playoffs.
2:30:37
The Red Sox are ahead of the Yankees right now.
2:30:40
No duh. I mean, everybody should be
2:30:42
ahead of the Yankees. The way the Yankees are playing.
2:30:44
I mean, it's absolute garbage baseball.
2:30:46
All right, I said it. The Yankees should have been
2:30:48
sellers. Yankee fans, you're going to
2:30:50
thank me. All you idiots attacking me on
2:30:53
social media. You don't know crap.
2:30:55
By the way, where's Keith when you need them?
2:30:58
I'll bet you 100 bucks the Yankees are going to the ALCS.
2:31:01
The Yankees aren't even making the playoffs.
2:31:03
Throw up on that one. First of all, the Red Sox aren't
2:31:06
making the playoffs. The fact that their youngster
2:31:08
gets hurt, it's a shame. Doesn't really matter.
2:31:11
They're not making the playoffs as far as Milwaukee.
2:31:14
Milwaukee is going to be fine. I'm not worried about Milwaukee.
2:31:17
They're a good, they have a good roster, they have a good
2:31:19
rotation. They'll figure it out.
2:31:21
They'll put it together and they'll make the playoffs.
2:31:24
And all they got to do is get in, as everybody says, get into
2:31:27
the show. And as long as they get healthy
2:31:29
at the right time, I think this could be Milwaukee's year.
2:31:32
I think it's the Mets and Milwaukee.
2:31:34
Watch out for those two teams. I'm not going to be surprised if
2:31:37
you see those two teams face off in the NLCSI don't think it's
2:31:41
the Dodgers year. Even if the Dodgers get healthy
2:31:43
at the right time, I think both teams are dangerous, the Mets
2:31:46
and the Milwaukee Brewers. I'm not worried about the
2:31:50
Brewers as much from the pitching standpoint.
2:31:51
Because they have a great system of pitching too, and in addition
2:31:54
to Logan Henderson we talked about earlier in the year, they
2:31:57
got called back up as a result. Quinn Free stars been another
2:31:59
good youngster for them who they traded for the Red Sox at the
2:32:01
start of the year. It's more of their offense I
2:32:03
think is a little more concerning.
2:32:04
I think they needed a little more lineup depth.
2:32:06
There's a lot of power and extra base hit stats.
2:32:09
They're not really on their side.
2:32:10
They've done well recently, but it's sustainable.
2:32:12
I don't know the Red Sox, they had a chance with the way the
2:32:16
Yankees are struggling. I think they do more at the
2:32:17
deadline. I don't think they did enough
2:32:19
necessarily either. Dustin Mays good at his peak but
2:32:21
is injury prone and Steven Matz is up and down throughout his
2:32:23
career as well. And they need a little more Lamb
2:32:25
depth to replace the combined production endeavors.
2:32:27
I don't really love what they did and now they might pay the
2:32:29
price for these injuries. It's one of those things too,
2:32:32
and AS. Goody well knows when you get to
2:32:34
this time of year, especially with Mesiroski.
2:32:36
I took one off the shin, but this is this is the time of year
2:32:39
where if you're protecting somebody, you need to do
2:32:41
something It it's a little thing we like to call in the game, the
2:32:43
Phantom DL where it's like. It's it's a.
2:32:48
True thing it's and me personally I think it's it's
2:32:52
happened a little wise ago right now where you you say what it is
2:32:56
and you can retroactive back to what it's just to get their mind
2:32:59
right. Like I said earlier with Jason,
2:33:00
it's sometimes you just need some time just to get get your
2:33:04
mind right, get everything back and you can make those decisions
2:33:07
and, and obviously put them on the DL for a reason.
2:33:10
But as we well know in the game, it's called the Phantom DL.
2:33:13
And I think that may be kind of one of those things they're
2:33:15
doing with Mesirowski as far as, yeah, he got hit.
2:33:17
So it doesn't look like it's a true Phantom DL to keep his
2:33:21
innings down because we knew they were going to do that
2:33:23
anyways. So that's always one of those
2:33:25
things you see kind of around this time of the year, like
2:33:27
August and September with younger guys and and or guys
2:33:30
that are struggling a little bit that you're trying to get back
2:33:32
on track for for the post season, then the run at the end
2:33:35
of the season. Breaking news, smell my ass.
2:33:38
Yeah, the one guy that. No one really has talked about
2:33:42
in months because he's been hurt and they didn't sound good when
2:33:44
he went down was Michael King and Michael King, Padres
2:33:47
pitcher, you know, he. Could be the biggest.
2:33:51
Addition to anyone's roster at this point in the season, the
2:33:55
Padres went and got Mason Miller.
2:33:58
Goody, maybe. Why?
2:33:58
Don't you take this one? What?
2:34:00
Does a healthy Michael King do for the Padres hopes with the
2:34:04
the Dodgers? You know, showing some things in
2:34:07
the armor with that's called sex.
2:34:09
Well, just at the trade. Deadline I'm looking through.
2:34:11
The I'm looking through all the standings now.
2:34:13
I know that the trade deadline, Milwaukee blew it out.
2:34:18
Traded off all of. Their top prospects like they're
2:34:20
actually they're doing it this year and like you talk about
2:34:24
Michael King being one of the best pitchers or whatever at the
2:34:28
at the trade deadline that somebody that could help him.
2:34:30
Of course a healthy Michael King is going to boost any rotation.
2:34:33
But I was thinking Shane Bieber with Toronto getting traded to
2:34:37
Toronto is another one that people are sleeping on.
2:34:39
And I know he's a Cleveland guy. So it sucks.
2:34:41
But at the same time, like Toronto went out and they're,
2:34:44
they're getting it too now. They traded one of their top
2:34:46
pitching prospects as well, but somebody who is maybe a year or
2:34:50
two away for reigning AL, Cy Young winner and and All Star
2:34:55
game MVP. But I think those two guys, you
2:35:00
know, you put them on any staff and they're going to instantly
2:35:05
boost up your staff. Like you, you're throwing a
2:35:08
number, you're throwing an ace. Granted, they're both coming
2:35:11
back from injury, but you're throwing 2 aces in the top of
2:35:15
your rotation now. And Milwaukee, you know, we
2:35:19
talked about the injuries. I mean they're 2 1/2 games up
2:35:23
from not really the. Strongest division?
2:35:25
I mean, I wanted Cincinnati to pull through, but they're 10
2:35:27
games back, 4, four games back on the wild card.
2:35:30
Don't worry. They still haven't gotten swept.
2:35:33
They still haven't gotten swept yet.
2:35:34
You're good. Yeah.
2:35:38
San Diego, though, I like what they.
2:35:40
Did at the break I. I am.
2:35:41
I was happy. I was happy with what they did
2:35:44
at the break and and just like that's what you got to do when
2:35:47
you're going all in, you sell, you sell your prospects, you get
2:35:50
the top guys. Like I know their team is a lot
2:35:53
different now looking than what it did at the beginning of the
2:35:55
year, but they're going to I think they're in they're in
2:35:58
prime position to take it. Breaking news I need Brittany.
2:36:02
The AL East. Yeah, I mean, the Yankees have
2:36:07
been playing terrible baseball as of late.
2:36:09
Kind of sucks, but Boston's not too far.
2:36:12
Out of it, Tanner outgoing. Down are there not announcing
2:36:16
Tommy John? I mean, I've watched that guy
2:36:18
pitch for years now and like the way he throws, it's just to me,
2:36:21
it's conducive of of an arm injury.
2:36:24
I mean, you you can only throw so many baseballs until you
2:36:27
blow. But to me, like he has like a
2:36:30
low three quarter slot and he comes here and he's electric.
2:36:32
This shit's electric. But at the same time, like I
2:36:35
don't know how long that will play.
2:36:36
Same with. Mesorowski like.
2:36:37
His stuff is so incredible but at the same time like how long
2:36:40
can you throw 103 before you know true well.
2:36:46
We got one left. Here and this is a.
2:36:48
Fun one, Errol. I bring this story up because
2:36:53
you're not going to try to hit a home run off of Jabba
2:36:55
Chamberlain. You are going to try at some
2:36:58
point to. Steal a base.
2:36:59
But imagine you were in Portland when they asked the fan out of
2:37:05
the stands to come up to the plate.
2:37:08
And then this is what this kid does.
2:37:10
Launches it over the fence in front of everybody into the
2:37:16
game. One of the.
2:37:17
Coolest. Moments.
2:37:18
I've. Ever.
2:37:19
Seen and at least a semi pro to set to a pro type of a game.
2:37:23
Obviously Portland Pickles. Not professional, professional,
2:37:28
but one of the coolest things I've seen in a long time.
2:37:31
Some one of those dreams that you have Speedy as a fan of the
2:37:34
sport that you can come in there, they call your number and
2:37:37
there you are. How much?
2:37:41
What is the Portland? Pickles.
2:37:43
That's what I'm saying. I think they're they're.
2:37:45
Just they're just an independent.
2:37:46
Team. Yeah, like an indie league team.
2:37:48
So how? Did that go on the stat line?
2:37:50
Like that boy gets called in and you just give up a nuke.
2:37:53
Like is it good towards the ERA? I can't believe you gave us a
2:37:56
kind of I can't believe he gave. Up a home.
2:38:00
Run. I think he.
2:38:00
Got 2 that day. What I want to know is.
2:38:02
Who names their team? Portland Pickles.
2:38:05
OK. Oh, OK.
2:38:06
Hold on. It's.
2:38:07
The IT is a. Collegiate summer baseball
2:38:09
wooden bat team based in Portland, OR.
2:38:14
Yeah, I definitely made a graphic with it at.
2:38:16
Some point and I'm glad I it didn't wasn't a good graphic
2:38:19
because the Portland Pickles just won a lawsuit against
2:38:22
Disney for using their graphic illegally so they might have
2:38:28
some money to not have to get fans to come out of the stands
2:38:32
to hit going forward a lifetime of Pickles.
2:38:34
Speedy, you like Pickles. How?
2:38:36
How big do you like your Pickles?
2:38:38
Doesn't matter. Hey, I like Pickles too.
2:38:40
Well. You got to stay away.
2:38:42
Funny, funny pickle story. You know, we have a friend named
2:38:46
Danny who has been on this show about a week ago and he told me
2:38:50
a nice funny story that he used to take dumps and he would go to
2:38:54
somebody's house and take their pickle jar and put his dump in
2:38:57
in a pickle jar. So when they go in, that's a
2:39:00
good. True.
2:39:02
Story, by the way, true. That's not a lot.
2:39:05
Educator. He was an educator.
2:39:06
He was an educator. I don't know if he is still, but
2:39:10
still is. All right, boys, that has been
2:39:15
another episode of I tell you, man.
2:39:17
That guy Danny, you guys got a chance to speak to him.
2:39:21
That guy is a unique personality and if you get a chance to have
2:39:27
a longer conversation with him, he tells you some of the crazy
2:39:30
stories on some of the craziest things he's ever done.
2:39:34
You'd probably throw up. So he told me that story when he
2:39:37
took me out to dinner one night. So I almost threw up and my
2:39:40
pickle was in my dish. I actually like Pickles after
2:39:44
that. I probably didn't eat a pickle
2:39:47
for like 6 months. I couldn't even look at a pickle
2:39:49
after you told me that story. So that's a true story by the
2:39:52
way. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
2:39:54
we call this segment Tic Tac New Tick, tick.
2:39:59
Morris right in the butt. We get the.
2:40:02
Prizes. Cheap because they're.
2:40:04
Stolen. No.
2:40:05
No. No, no, no.
2:40:08
No, no. I like anal.
2:40:16
I'm sure you're doing Speedy, you like that.
2:40:18
I'm. Sure, Nathan does like.
2:40:19
His anal. Duty Dodger My.
2:40:23
Goodness, you guys are. Sometimes.
2:40:28
That's my favorite one, by the way.
2:40:32
Like literally such. We need a ranking system of
2:40:35
your. Favorite drops Who in the pink
2:40:38
and one in the? Stink net's on here.
2:40:42
What's up, Nath? Yeah, Nathan, you can come in.
2:40:46
And play I got to go back off now there he.
2:40:48
Is what's up guys. Goody Dabbler scoops.
2:40:53
Fish arrow. He tasted stuff Speedy.
2:41:02
You know the deal. What do we got coming up?
2:41:06
Here. Question.
2:41:07
Wise since since Goody arrived, we've already.
2:41:08
Talked about his I. Hope not his National League
2:41:11
champion. Cincinnati.
2:41:12
Reds, we will start with them as they are still the only team in
2:41:15
baseball that has not been swept this season, so in the last 35
2:41:18
years there has been a team. That has not gotten.
2:41:21
Swept in a season 3 different times, doing it in 2002, 2004
2:41:25
and just three years ago in 2022.
2:41:28
Who is that team? Say that again one more time.
2:41:30
So the this team has not gotten swept in any series in a season
2:41:35
3 different times. 2002 they did it in 2004 and 2022 just three
2:41:40
years ago. Who is that team?
2:41:43
I I know this is wrong. I'm a guess the Astros.
2:41:45
It is not the Astros. I'll take a guess, what do you
2:41:53
got St. Louis Cardinals?
2:41:55
Nope, I want to go Texas Rangers.
2:41:57
Nope. Red Sox.
2:42:00
Nope. I'm going to go Milwaukee
2:42:05
Brewers. Nope.
2:42:09
Jake and Aaron, you can guess as well.
2:42:13
It's not going to be anybody obvious.
2:42:16
Sure as shit ain't the Mets. I'll let you lick my butt.
2:42:24
I. Guess I'll just take a guess.
2:42:28
As long as she's using dude wipes and.
2:42:29
Taking care of my. Two, can you repeat it again for
2:42:31
me please? No, it was.
2:42:32
Hot this team three different times. 2000. 22000. 4 and 2022
2:42:36
went an entire season without getting swept.
2:42:39
I gave up the booty there. I'm going to go a.
2:42:46
Lot of hot. Ladies.
2:42:48
Guardians. Nope.
2:42:51
All right, Aaron, you're the last guest left.
2:42:52
I think we're adding time. It is not the Marlins.
2:42:55
It. Was Java.
2:42:56
Moreland. It was Java, was your.
2:42:58
Atlanta. Braves shoot all right.
2:43:02
Sweetie, where are we going? Into the middle.
2:43:04
That counts as anyone. Should have went with my gut.
2:43:08
Mercedes. Benz All right, so Micah Parsons
2:43:10
has 50. 2 1/2 sacks in 63 games. The Sexton fastest with over 50
2:43:16
sacks in his first four years in his career.
2:43:17
So there were two other players that did it.
2:43:19
One of them was Reggie White and the other one did it in night
2:43:22
from 1980 to 1984. Name this player Gastonol.
2:43:27
This is correct. Very good.
2:43:29
Wow. This.
2:43:31
Breaking news, I'm putting you on a leash now, his daughter
2:43:35
was. Hot, wasn't she?
2:43:37
I think breaking. News.
2:43:39
Give me that chicken Curry. Chicken Curry.
2:43:46
That's. Funny chicken Curry.
2:43:48
We'll go all. Right next.
2:43:50
Question. All right, so.
2:43:52
Luka Doncic is one of two. Active players to record a 40
2:43:55
point triple double. Who is the other Devin Booker
2:43:59
and Scoops is right. Who, who, Who is that game?
2:44:03
I remember. What about skid Mark?
2:44:07
He barely. He barely.
2:44:08
Got the question. Finished.
2:44:10
Wait, he got two. He got both members.
2:44:11
Who's? Coming.
2:44:13
Let's just go on. Above you fish.
2:44:15
I wouldn't. Right there, we'll go middle
2:44:18
right. This dobber in the dirt all.
2:44:23
Right, so. One of my Hall of Fame.
2:44:25
Carryovers from last week, So one on CC Sabathia.
2:44:28
So he was the second youngest pitcher to win an LDS playoff
2:44:32
game. Who was the youngest doing so?
2:44:34
He was a National League pitcher in 1981.
2:44:36
That's called sex. Said 1981.
2:44:44
Was that Fernando mania? Yes.
2:44:46
Indeed. Oh.
2:44:48
Yeah. Man fish is on fire today.
2:44:52
Oh, I took this one tonight, Boy, Joey.
2:44:54
Bag of doughnuts over there, Joey.
2:44:57
Bag of doughnuts. Coming through and there it is.
2:45:01
It's a lot of hot ladies. Do you want to jerk me off?
2:45:07
Yum Yum? No, I do not.
2:45:11
I am a legend. This is a grumpy old man Scoop
2:45:15
sits on the sitter. I love Lisa Anne.
2:45:17
All right, when we come back ladies and.
2:45:19
Gentlemen, we have a call to the pen.
2:45:21
We got the two boys in the studio, so yes, we'll have Nick
2:45:25
Goody and the one and only Jabba Chamberlain and then we got Dial
2:45:29
It Up In. What's that smell?
2:45:31
But first, our sports minute with the one and only Fish
2:45:34
himself. This is the Jabba.
2:45:38
And the. Mouth sportsman at All Right
2:45:42
guys Aaron. Fishman.
2:45:43
Here with your sportsman it going to give you a few stories
2:45:47
before my rear end is burning scores.
2:45:50
Tonight. All right, first story up after
2:45:52
what can only be described as a turbulent last couple of weeks
2:45:56
for the NFL Players Association, new leadership has been named.
2:46:01
ESPN reports that the NFLPA has elected David White as interim
2:46:07
director of the NFLPA. The move comes after the
2:46:11
resignations of Lloyd Howell Junior and JC Treader admits
2:46:15
scandals related to strip clubs and collusion left the NFLPA
2:46:19
leaderless during a time when the league is bringing in more
2:46:22
money than ever before. We have full faith in David to
2:46:26
take the union forward and operate in the best interests of
2:46:28
our membership, NFLPA president Jaylen Reeves Mabin said in the
2:46:32
statement. David has spent much of his
2:46:34
career fighting for collectively bargain rights in the labor
2:46:37
movement and is committed to putting players first in all the
2:46:41
union does. We are confident that he will
2:46:44
inspire solidarity and provide the necessary stability during
2:46:48
this period of transition. A thorough search process for a
2:46:51
permanent executive director will begin soon, Reeves Maven
2:46:55
said. This process will continue to be
2:46:56
player LED as the strength of our union has and will always
2:47:01
lie with our membership. Perhaps this next eventual
2:47:05
leader of the NFLPA will not think a good use of union funds
2:47:09
is kegs and legs. After extensive discussions at
2:47:13
the NCAA over expansion of the March Madness tournaments for
2:47:16
both the men and women that will not take place in the 20252026
2:47:20
season, expanding the tournament field is no longer being
2:47:23
contemplated for 2026 men's and women's basketball
2:47:26
championships, NCAA Senior Vice President of Basketball Dan
2:47:30
Gavitt said in a statement. However, the committee's will
2:47:32
continue conversation on whether to recommend they spend it to 72
2:47:36
or 76 teams in advance of the 2027 championships.
2:47:40
As most of us will welcome more basketball come March when they
2:47:43
eventually add more teams to the tourney.
2:47:46
We will just happen to get more bang for our buck on the $20 or
2:47:50
so we all light on fire around the time of the year every year
2:47:54
in March. And in some lighter news, Mets
2:47:57
color commentator and legendary first baseman Keith Hernandez
2:48:01
decided to take some shots at a player who hasn't been on the
2:48:03
Giants, who the Mets were facing in about a decade.
2:48:07
Trivia question brought him up. The victim, the Kung Fu Panda,
2:48:10
Pablo Sandoval himself. Hernandez, almost out of nowhere
2:48:14
after the trivia question, began fat shaming the former World
2:48:17
Series MVP. He always had the weight issues.
2:48:20
He just fell off a Cliff. But he had some big years for
2:48:23
the Giants. Didn't he go to the Red Sox?
2:48:24
Just kind of bombed out there. He came back to the Giants and
2:48:28
didn't do the push ups from the dinner table while many are
2:48:33
still. Trying to figure out what Keith.
2:48:34
Meant many in the media piled on posting pictures of a very out
2:48:38
of shape Panda near the end of his career.
2:48:41
While the trivia question on SNY was supposed to be fun, many,
2:48:44
including Keith had their fun in a more mean spirited way.
2:48:47
For the fans of the Kung Fu Panda and those Championship
2:48:50
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2:49:15
Speedy for our next segment on Jabba and the Mouth.
2:49:21
Any questions? We're back.
2:49:24
This is the Jabba and the Mouth show Goba.
2:49:30
Jabba takes it up the ass. Dookie Dodger.
2:49:34
Is that your cucumber or are you happy to?
2:49:36
My rear end is burning. I want you for breakfast, lunch
2:49:38
and dinner. This.
2:49:41
Makes my pecker hard 631. 6/7. 2:30 One O 8 is the number to
2:49:47
call. You're listening to the one and
2:49:50
only Jabba and the mouth. Yes, I'm Errol Marx, my Co host,
2:49:55
Jabba Chamberlain, the Speedster executive producer, Mr. Aaron
2:49:59
Fish Fishman. Nick Goody is back, ladies and
2:50:02
gentlemen from Cleveland during the pregame in the post game
2:50:05
shows over there with the Guardians.
2:50:08
And yes, the one and only Nathan was in the post, the backstage
2:50:14
to the front stage, to the backstage of Speedy's rear end
2:50:18
as always. And now, ladies and gentlemen,
2:50:21
we call this segment a call to the pen.
2:50:24
It's done. I think you can throw a strike.
2:50:26
On this pitch, it's not going to be my John.
2:50:28
It feels like jello. Right now just get it over the
2:50:30
plate. I want him to swing last.
2:50:32
Time I did that, the guy. Hit one that hasn't landed yet.
2:50:34
For a call to the pen. Glory hole.
2:50:39
All right, guys. Welcome back to A Call to the
2:50:44
Pen. I'm calling this episode of A
2:50:46
Call to the Pen When you know it's not your year, Errol.
2:50:51
I think we've been talking. About this ad nauseam.
2:50:53
I got a little read off for you, then I'll let the boys take over
2:50:57
from here. So here we go.
2:50:59
Sometimes there are signs that it's not your year for the
2:51:02
Yankees. Perhaps it's all the mental
2:51:04
errors or the. Fact.
2:51:06
That Eric Cole was lost before the season or the fact they went
2:51:09
into the season without a real third baseman.
2:51:10
We could go on. Other times it sneaks up on you
2:51:13
and before you know it, all the meaningful games in the season
2:51:16
are over as fans many tune out unless they have something
2:51:19
riding on it. Twins pitcher Joe Ryan, as
2:51:21
Speedy said earlier tonight, thought he was traded because
2:51:24
most of his team was being auctioned off like hotcakes at
2:51:27
the deadline. The Twins who started hot are
2:51:30
punting. On the year.
2:51:31
Makes me think about a guy like Ryan and All Star having a
2:51:34
career year and his team doesn't have it in them.
2:51:37
What must he be thinking for the rest of the year playing
2:51:39
meaningless games? Well, to get an inside
2:51:41
perspective, all we have to do is get the big right-hander on
2:51:44
the phone and ask him what playing some of those games are
2:51:47
like and what it's like when you know management is punting on a
2:51:51
season that you've put all your effort into as we make a call to
2:51:56
Penn you want. My cream pie.
2:51:59
Yeah, no, I. Was fortunate.
2:52:01
Enough that I didn't have that experience a lot and it's tough.
2:52:06
I've talked to guys that have and it just it stinks because
2:52:11
talking to those guys and how it comes off is you start ending up
2:52:16
playing for yourself and that that gets hard sometimes of not
2:52:21
trying to come off as selfish. But if if, you know, we're out
2:52:26
of it and we're, it wouldn't and we're punting and we're kind of
2:52:28
just like, hey, you know what, we're basically not saying we're
2:52:32
giving up, but we are. And, and we don't have a chance
2:52:35
and we're trying to rebuild or, or whatever the case may be,
2:52:38
then it is tough because you obviously don't want to hurt
2:52:41
yourself because you know, the better you do, no matter if the
2:52:44
team does well. I mean, it's just like Errol
2:52:46
says, it's become a business and you don't want to take away from
2:52:49
that, But it's also hard to to not be a team guy and, and want
2:52:53
to do that. But at the end of the day, you
2:52:55
don't want to, you know, cry over spilled milk that you got
2:52:58
over, you know, everybody was gone and now you, you know,
2:53:02
bummed, but you got to go out and still do your job, even
2:53:06
though that your team may have punted and you may not like it,
2:53:09
but you still got to go do and and perform it and do the best
2:53:12
you can for yourself and your family and and try to figure
2:53:16
something out. So I was lucky that I didn't
2:53:18
really ever have to have that in in my career to be able to plan,
2:53:23
you know, your vacation as soon as that last game's over, you
2:53:26
can look at it and you're 20 games out in September and be
2:53:29
like, boom, OK, you know what? Hey boys, we're going on a boys
2:53:32
trip October 1st. Let's go, let's get out of here.
2:53:35
Like you can plan it. So I was lucky that I didn't
2:53:37
have to do that. So I I know it's tough.
2:53:40
I know it really is talking to guys where they've had to gone
2:53:42
through that and like, Hey, it's just finished this strong for
2:53:44
yourself and put yourself in a good situation going into next
2:53:48
year. The rah rah shish kumba goody.
2:53:50
Same question for you man. The trade deadline, my time in
2:53:53
New York, we were. Always buyers, so it wasn't too
2:53:57
much shuffling around going on there.
2:54:00
Then in Cleveland we were in the hunt in 17 and in 18, and then
2:54:08
in. 19 the same. Same type of way.
2:54:10
I didn't really start feeling the playing for yourself type of
2:54:13
thing until 2020 when I was in Texas and that was more so like
2:54:20
we were 20. Games back or so.
2:54:22
And you could plan your vacation, like Jabba said.
2:54:25
I mean, it wasn't anything like it.
2:54:27
It really was like, you know, you're, you're playing for your
2:54:30
own next contract is what it was.
2:54:32
And it sucks because you're not, you're going out there and it's
2:54:36
it's it doesn't feel like it was a team.
2:54:38
Felt like, you know, obviously we're A-Team, we're playing for
2:54:40
each other, da da, da, da. But like, it's a means to an
2:54:43
end, right? You're not, you're not winning
2:54:45
the World Series. You're just trying to get
2:54:47
through the last few games healthy and then you know,
2:54:50
charge on the next year and and hopefully they're getting
2:54:52
another contract or get traded in the offseason.
2:54:56
Pulled it out of my ass. I I kind of.
2:54:58
Guessed that that was going to be.
2:54:59
The answer, guys, you know it's Errol.
2:55:01
You might remember this Kobe quote.
2:55:03
Kobe. They they, Phil Jackson told.
2:55:05
Kobe, there was no I in Team Errol.
2:55:08
What did what did Kobe say to him?
2:55:11
There's an eye and win. Well, not an eye and win.
2:55:14
He said there's. An M and an E in that MFR.
2:55:16
Yeah, well, Kobe. Kobe.
2:55:19
Was all about winning and those kind of guys that's why he they
2:55:22
called him the black mamba. He he he ain't like a dual
2:55:25
personality and it all it all changed everything for the
2:55:29
Lakers when he decided to do that.
2:55:31
So I I don't again like they were saying like like goody was
2:55:35
saying you're playing for a contract you're playing for
2:55:37
money. These guys are making tons and
2:55:39
tons of money now and I and now you look at the league and the
2:55:42
way the league is going, it's going to be different when it
2:55:45
comes to the end of the season. When you're trying to make that
2:55:48
that extra buck as we've been talking about, as we all know
2:55:51
LeBron James is going to be doing at the end of this NBA
2:55:54
season. He's going to be looking.
2:55:56
Yeah, you're just trying to be. You're just trying to be.
2:55:58
All you're trying to do is get to the end of the year healthy.
2:56:01
I just, I happen to get DFA for the last series, so I didn't
2:56:04
actually get to get get through the last series there.
2:56:07
But yeah, I mean trade deadline. Came around.
2:56:10
Not too, but moving on the Texas Rangers.
2:56:14
In 20. 20 so it wasn't it was like all right, well we're here.
2:56:20
Is anybody going to get traded? You know, at that point, I think
2:56:23
if you're playing on that team as a player, you're like, you
2:56:26
know, I love my guys here, but at the end of the day, like I
2:56:28
want to win a World Series so hope I get traded.
2:56:32
Not really. Many guys got traded and next
2:56:35
thing you know, come August or September 28th, we're back at
2:56:39
home watching the postseason or not even watching baseball.
2:56:43
And in some, you know, tropical island, it is what it is.
2:56:46
Sounds like the types of things. You guys.
2:56:48
Would do when you know it's not your year here on a call to the
2:56:54
pen, just like the Yankees. Like I've been saying.
2:56:56
Over and over and over again and Yankee fans killing me on social
2:56:59
media. You don't know what you're
2:57:00
talking about, Keith Killing me all over my messenger.
2:57:05
Yes, Keith, if you listen to the show, call the show if you want,
2:57:08
I would love to hear your take on how this debacle.
2:57:12
And by the way, it's the 8th inning.
2:57:14
The Yankees will choke. They'll choke.
2:57:16
They'll lose this game, I'll put money on it.
2:57:18
They'll lose the game. This is this is just an absolute
2:57:21
crock. And any Yankee fan that believes
2:57:23
that the Yankees have a chance to win a World Series this year,
2:57:26
guys, I by the way, where are the Bleacher creatures when when
2:57:30
it comes to when you go, when you're listening to the games
2:57:33
and they're screaming out players names?
2:57:35
Why aren't they saying things out in the outfield that I
2:57:38
haven't heard yet about how terrible this team has been over
2:57:42
the last couple of weeks? It's just been a joke.
2:57:45
And by the way, I can't wait until we get some of these big
2:57:49
Yankee writers on the show. We have one hopefully coming on
2:57:52
very, very soon. I, I would love to hear what he
2:57:54
thinks about this team and where this team is heading in the
2:57:57
trash. Anyways, just call this segment,
2:58:02
Dial it up. We interrupt this regular
2:58:04
scheduled hot mix. To bring an important news, we
2:58:07
got a big broadcast to do here. We're about to dial it up.
2:58:11
I need a blow pop. All right, guys.
2:58:15
Welcome to. Dial it up, everyone's favorite
2:58:18
Lightning round news sports segment.
2:58:22
We got five stories Errol hasn't seen.
2:58:24
He's going to have to dial up a response to him.
2:58:27
The first one, the New York Knicks extend forward McHale
2:58:32
Bridges. Yes, Mikhail Bridges and Knicks
2:58:35
agreed to a four year, $150 million contract extension.
2:58:39
According to Shyam Sharania, the deal includes a player option
2:58:43
for 20/29/20. Thirty.
2:58:45
Bridges is now ineligible to be traded for six months.
2:58:48
This is a $6 million discount that he took, helping the Knicks
2:58:52
stay under both salary cap aprons, giving them great
2:58:55
flexibility for the upcoming season.
2:58:57
Also, if Giannis becomes available at the trade deadline,
2:59:00
those six months are up and Bridges could be used in a deal
2:59:03
for the Greek Freak. Bridges may be the biggest
2:59:06
beneficiary of the coaching change from Tom Thibodeaux, who
2:59:09
played him huge minutes and didn't incorporate him well into
2:59:12
the offensive game plan. Mr. Marks, first of all, Mike
2:59:19
Brown is a perfect fit for the New York Knicks, especially with
2:59:22
Mikkel Bridges and OG and Anobi. He believes in defense and team
2:59:26
defense and perimeter defense. OG and obviously Mikkel Bridges
2:59:30
are the best defenders on this team and on this roster besides,
2:59:33
you know, Mitchell Robinson. I think this was a great move
2:59:36
for the New York Knicks. It tells you why Leon Rose has
2:59:39
been one of the best GM's in all of, well, I guess presidents and
2:59:43
all of basketball. He's done wonders for this team,
2:59:45
this organization, A-Team that's thrown money year in, year out.
2:59:49
Many, many mistakes this team has made when it comes to
2:59:52
contracts. And they finally over the last
2:59:54
couple of years, he gave RJ Barrett a good contract, which
2:59:57
was a big move to bring in OG and Anobi and then give OG and
3:00:01
Anobi I think extended him a little bit too much.
3:00:04
But every other contract that he's given, Mitchell Robinson
3:00:07
$60 million contract, obviously Jalen Brunson getting the
3:00:11
contract that he just got great contract.
3:00:14
Now Mikkel Bridges, great contract.
3:00:16
I I think that this team has. As the opportunity at the trade
3:00:20
deadline, if they want to make a move for Giannis, they're going
3:00:22
to have enough money and enough players to pitch to get that
3:00:26
deal done. Absolute slam dunk.
3:00:28
Great move for the New York Knicks and Mikkel Bridges is
3:00:32
happy. He's got his coach and he's got
3:00:34
this roster set up very, very well moving forward for a new
3:00:37
season for New York Knick basketball.
3:00:39
Yeah, absolute bargain. 4 years for 1:50 for a.
3:00:41
Guy that's a good three and D guy.
3:00:43
And again, it fits very well with this team culture fits very
3:00:46
well. Even switching coaches now like
3:00:48
he's he's a guy that could could be implemented in so many
3:00:50
different ways. And again, you were brought it
3:00:52
up a couple weeks ago. It's kind of a random clause
3:00:54
that the Knicks were trying to figure out, but it seemed like
3:00:56
that was either something very small or something that the
3:00:58
Knicks were able to get resolved quickly.
3:00:59
And Leon Rose does an amazing job with just getting really all
3:01:02
these bargain contracts. They inherited towns and then,
3:01:04
like you said, OG Ananobi was the only one.
3:01:06
They gave a little more than you would think market value wise
3:01:08
too, but they got bargains everywhere else.
3:01:10
So why does it matter? They get a bargain for Karl
3:01:12
Anthony. Towns too.
3:01:13
I know. What did they give up for Karl
3:01:15
Anthony Town? Oh no, they fleece.
3:01:16
They did. But guess what?
3:01:18
Karl Anthony Towns has to show himself in the playoffs.
3:01:21
Understood. Until he does that.
3:01:22
But this? This is a great.
3:01:23
Move and Leon Rose is an absolute slam dunk as a
3:01:27
president of this team. Best president the Knicks have
3:01:30
had in over 45 years. Slam dunk.
3:01:34
Hard to argue with that. I'm.
3:01:35
Pretty happy about. It especially if it does lead to
3:01:39
1 Mr. Anteta Kupo coming to new well, if it happened down the
3:01:43
road, I mean, it does give them the chance to get them though.
3:01:46
Now you have that contract that is a controllable contract that
3:01:49
teams would want. All right, here we go.
3:01:51
Next story. Oh, we got a baseball 1.
3:01:54
We've had a lot of baseball tonight.
3:01:55
I saved this one for the end because I can't believe it.
3:01:58
The Astros accused the Red Sox of stealing sides.
3:02:02
Yes, the Astros benches cleared at Fenway between on Saturday
3:02:07
between the Astros and Red Sox after well travelled.
3:02:11
Astros pitcher Hector Naris and Red Sox third base coach Kyle
3:02:14
Hudson started the shouting match at the end of the 7th
3:02:16
inning. Naris apparently was accusing
3:02:19
Red Sox shortstop Trevor Story of relaying signs to the coach
3:02:23
at the end of the inning, leading to players and coaches
3:02:25
taking the field and holding players back.
3:02:28
Neres intentionally balked Story over to 3rd to prevent him from
3:02:33
tipping his pitches. The irony of the Astros accusing
3:02:38
an Alex Cora LED team seems to have no limits.
3:02:42
As many of us remember, they're very tainted. 2017 World Series
3:02:48
title. Errol Soil it all.
3:02:51
What an absolute joke. The Astros complaining about
3:02:56
team stealing signs, batting up buckets in the back of their
3:03:00
clubhouse? Give me a break.
3:03:03
And the Red Sox? We all know Alex Kor is a
3:03:05
cheater, as we've heard many, many times.
3:03:08
That's why he got fired, that's why he got fined, that's why he
3:03:11
got suspended. Alex Kors A cheater, but Carlos
3:03:14
Beltran's a cheater at that whole organization's a cheater.
3:03:17
The Red Sox, the Yankees, everybody cheats, but why is the
3:03:20
Astros coming out and complaining about teams
3:03:23
cheating? The Yankees got screwed because
3:03:25
of the Astros for the cheating, that debacle of an ALCS, and
3:03:30
again, the Astros organization trying to find a way.
3:03:33
We got Reggie Jackson working for the Astros right now.
3:03:37
Is he trying to find to find a way to deploy something of
3:03:40
complaining of an organization? Reggie Jackson, a Yankee working
3:03:45
for the Astros. What a joke.
3:03:47
Well yeah, cuz he got kicked out of the front office with.
3:03:49
The Yankees? That's true, too.
3:03:50
Yes, that's true too. Yeah, but no, it is, it is very.
3:03:55
Very interesting how that and it was literally, you know, him
3:03:59
doing the block and then him chirping at the third base coach
3:04:01
and he was laughing it off. Like, come on, man.
3:04:04
Like it is what it is. It's part of the game.
3:04:07
We saw it. I don't know if you guys have
3:04:08
been watching the Little League World Series.
3:04:10
It happened at the end of the game too.
3:04:12
Like it's part of the game. And, you know, you got guys that
3:04:15
are talking to you and you got KP who, you know, played in the
3:04:18
big leagues. You got Berkey.
3:04:19
You got guys that that's part of the game.
3:04:21
And it's if you get pissed about it, grow up.
3:04:24
Like it's Kyle Hudson played in the big leagues too.
3:04:27
Yeah. They're their first base coach.
3:04:30
He's actually my one of my. Coaches in Cleveland I I.
3:04:34
I saw just briefly. A lot of this stuff, I feel like
3:04:36
this happened over the weekend, right?
3:04:38
Saturday, yeah. I mean.
3:04:40
I'm I'm like. I was dying trying to figure out
3:04:43
what the hell is going on with Cleveland against the Rockies.
3:04:45
But I mean, I'll do the Java like as he said, like that's
3:04:51
part of the game we stole. Signs in the Collegiate.
3:04:53
League you're going to steal signs here.
3:04:55
I like, I like the fact that it's cliche like that, that.
3:05:00
The Astros are. Now coming at the Red Sox, you
3:05:03
know, I think it's kind of funny.
3:05:05
I always thought, you know, I always thought the Red Sox
3:05:08
cheated. We knew the Astros cheated, but
3:05:09
I always thought the Red Sox cheated.
3:05:11
I thought in 2016, there was little, there was a, a rumor
3:05:15
going around that the Toronto Blue Jays had buzzers in their
3:05:18
back pocket or like in the hotel room out there, guys were
3:05:23
flipping lights to, to tip pitches.
3:05:26
So like it was the one dude in center field.
3:05:29
Supposedly at the Rodgers Center.
3:05:31
Yeah, in, in like behind the black.
3:05:33
Glass in like center field, Yeah, or there was the one.
3:05:36
Was it in Houston? Too, where the guy was in the
3:05:39
bullpen, like waving his arms around like well, remember when
3:05:42
and then when and. When Philly won, when Philly won
3:05:44
the World Series, they had walkie talkies.
3:05:47
Yeah. I mean, it's dude, it's just.
3:05:49
A. It's a.
3:05:51
You can't stop it. Like, what are you, MC Hammer?
3:05:54
You know what? You know what pops into my head
3:05:57
every single time I I I think of these stories with the Astros?
3:06:00
That song by Alanis Morissette. Remember that?
3:06:03
Isn't it ironic? Remember that song that that
3:06:06
song 10,000 spoons and All You need is a knife.
3:06:09
That song is like perfect for the Houston Astros.
3:06:13
Are you kidding me? What a joke.
3:06:15
Stop bitching and moaning. Alex Korra too, please.
3:06:19
Could have been absolute ridiculousness stupid.
3:06:22
Couldn't believe it. Here we go.
3:06:25
Here's another one that's funny. That's the.
3:06:26
Shot from the track. I heard about this.
3:06:28
Oh my goodness. Kenny Bednarek shoves Noah Lyles
3:06:31
after Lyles taunted him in the 200 meter US final. 2025's top
3:06:36
runner had been Kenny Bednarek up until the finals US
3:06:39
Championships on Sunday in Oregon.
3:06:42
Bednarek has beaten Lyles in our last two meetings in the 200
3:06:46
lost to Lyles by a point O4. Seconds.
3:06:50
Looks a lot farther here on the camera because as it was
3:06:54
happening Lyle's staring back at him mean mugging him on his way
3:06:59
across the finish line, which led to Ben Merrick then giving
3:07:03
him a two hand shove and a whole bunch of I'll tell you if you
3:07:07
got a problem I expect to call hold me back type of stuff on
3:07:11
the track at the end of the 200 finals.
3:07:15
If you remember, Lyle's caught COVID and still got a bronze
3:07:19
medal running the 200. Bednarik got silver in that race
3:07:23
and Lyles was the gold medalist in the 100 in Paris.
3:07:28
Errol dial it. You know what's so funny?
3:07:31
Where is Tyree Kill from? All these stories, I mean,
3:07:34
seriously, I, I this is perfect for Tyree kill to just just
3:07:39
reappear while this is going on. It's an absolute funny joke.
3:07:44
And Noah Lyles is the fastest man in the world.
3:07:46
He he is, he ran the 50. He won the fastest man.
3:07:50
He's he's Usain Bolt right now until we see another Olympics.
3:07:54
But when you hear a story like this in the shoving and the
3:07:57
pushing, it's great. It's great for the sport.
3:08:00
You want to see something like this.
3:08:01
It brings the sport center stage.
3:08:04
Track and field is is a sport that's really known for the
3:08:07
Olympics. Nobody cares about at it right
3:08:09
now. It doesn't matter if it's United
3:08:11
States championship or the world championship.
3:08:13
All anybody cares about when it comes to track and field is how
3:08:16
many gold medals you have in the Olympics.
3:08:18
And then you see this. This is great for the sport.
3:08:21
It brings the sport center stage.
3:08:23
So nobody, Noah Lyles, anyone should be complaining and Tyree
3:08:27
Kill stop dancing around like a chicken.
3:08:31
Seriously, I'm watching this guy on YouTube.
3:08:35
These stupid videos that this guy does in the offseason.
3:08:40
This guy is a complete jokester. Honestly, my name sheet.
3:08:43
Miami should just cut this idiot.
3:08:45
He is a complete idiot. Him and his stupid podcast too.
3:08:49
Stupid, dumb. Well, I want to mention, I want
3:08:51
to mention how people. Will say of course, that
3:08:53
apparently it was all, I don't know how true it is.
3:08:55
It was all set up the race between him and Noah Lyles.
3:08:57
But of course Noah Lyles apparently backed out because of
3:09:01
things like this. He's getting ready for, you
3:09:02
know, of course, actual Olympic professional races or not
3:09:05
Olympic races, but professional races that actually pertain to
3:09:08
his profession, to him actually being a very athletic sprinter,
3:09:13
not against Tyree Kill. And I know other people might be
3:09:15
aware of the fact that, come on, you wouldn't want to see Noah
3:09:17
Lyles against. Tyree 100% I knew it would be so
3:09:20
fun. People talking about how?
3:09:22
Noah Lyles is. Supposedly dodging and ducking
3:09:25
Tyree kill because of him being scared because like I said
3:09:28
apparently a race was already set up between them but Noah
3:09:30
apparently backed out. People calling him scared.
3:09:33
It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter if he doesn't
3:09:34
want to race Tyree kill, he'll instantly instantly does Tyree
3:09:38
kill. Dude go on YouTube I watch.
3:09:41
The high school kid Juke tyree kill when he was trying to
3:09:46
defend him. I I saw him Juke him and this
3:09:49
guy. Outran.
3:09:50
Him down the field. He thinks he could beat Noah
3:09:52
Lyles in a race. What a joke.
3:09:55
I would. I pay to see it because it'll
3:09:58
never happen. He would blow him out of the
3:10:00
war, Noah. Lyles blow him in the. 60, not
3:10:02
the hundred, he said. The 60.
3:10:03
Right, I don't care what he wrote Hill.
3:10:06
Ran the 100. In like 10.1 and change or
3:10:10
something like that, which is incredible, but it's not like
3:10:15
Noah Lyle speed. It's not that not going to be at
3:10:17
the top levels of track or anything like that.
3:10:20
It's amazing that he could do that.
3:10:22
But let's face it, he's not. He can't repeat joke.
3:10:24
There's no way he embarrassed himself on social media posting.
3:10:28
That was embarrassing. He said.
3:10:30
You think it's bad him getting duked, remember?
3:10:32
The. Story we did where he got
3:10:34
pressed by a a woman of like a mother.
3:10:37
I was just going to make some like.
3:10:38
Kid. At his all. * camp and then he.
3:10:40
Broke her leg trying to like do the next Rep with her.
3:10:44
Don't you remember this is the same Tyree kill.
3:10:47
She apparently not the very last.
3:10:49
Top season she. Apparently not.
3:10:50
Definitely. Happened.
3:10:51
Dude, he is a clown. If you watch anything on
3:10:54
YouTube, what he does, he is a clown.
3:10:57
I don't know how Miami still has him on the roster.
3:10:59
They got Jalen Waddle, they don't need him, but he is a
3:11:02
clown. It's just an absolute speed
3:11:04
kills though, you know speed kills.
3:11:06
And if he can still take the top off the defense, he's going to
3:11:09
play until he can't. Just how it is.
3:11:12
Let's talk about a guy he was underrated, Errol.
3:11:16
Underrated defensive lineman on perhaps the best defense in
3:11:21
2025, the Denver Broncos extend All Pro D lineman Zach Allen on
3:11:25
a four year, $102 million deal, 69.5 million guaranteed.
3:11:32
He was a third round pick of the Cardinals.
3:11:34
I know you're excited, Goody. Don't get too excited.
3:11:36
There's more to read here. Third round pick of the
3:11:38
Cardinals. They let him go after solid but
3:11:41
unspectacular years, and he's just been unstoppable since he's
3:11:45
been on the Broncos. They move him around the D line.
3:11:48
He had 8 1/2 sacks, a career high 61 tackles from playing
3:11:51
inside and a whopping 40 quarterback hits.
3:11:55
The Broncos return an already elite defense with reigning
3:11:58
Defensive Player of the Year Patrick Sertin Junior.
3:12:01
They added Dre Greenlaw to LA, Noah Hufonga and first round
3:12:06
corner Jade Baron to the squad this season.
3:12:09
Errol dial it. First of all, he.
3:12:12
Reminds me of a young. Jared Allen, who just was just
3:12:15
inducted into a Hall of Fame. He's special.
3:12:18
The fact that it's, it's very typical that the Cardinals gave
3:12:22
up on a player. He goes to another organization
3:12:24
and this guy becomes a superstar.
3:12:26
Very typical for the Arizona Cardinals, but it's a great
3:12:29
story. And, and he they actually got
3:12:31
him on the cheap, $102 million for four years.
3:12:35
That's a great deal for one of the better defensive ends at all
3:12:38
of football. He's special and and again, Sean
3:12:41
Payne's not a defensive mighty coach and how he's transitioned
3:12:44
this team in the last 2 1/2 years is, is really incredible.
3:12:48
He's got Bo Nicks. I think Bo Nicks is only going
3:12:50
to elevate and become even better of a quarterback.
3:12:53
Don't be surprised if you hear that Bo Nicks is a top five, top
3:12:56
six quarterback in the league this year.
3:12:58
I seen a lot of great things of what the the Broncos are doing
3:13:01
this offseason. I love this defense.
3:13:04
This is going to be a top three defense this year.
3:13:07
They added some nice pieces in the offseason.
3:13:10
I, I wouldn't be surprised if they win the division.
3:13:13
Take that. I think they can win the
3:13:15
division as good as this team. And, and by the way, I I love
3:13:19
what they did with the the wide receiver, what they did with
3:13:23
Courtland, Courtland Sutton, it was a great deal that he got in
3:13:27
the offseason. I I love everything about the
3:13:29
Broncos. I think they could be a surprise
3:13:31
team in the AFC. Yeah, this is one of the most
3:13:33
well-rounded overall. Defensive lineman in the league
3:13:36
with the Cardinals, he was kind of a bigger edge and then they
3:13:38
used him as that and kind of emerged quickly as rookie year.
3:13:40
He was a third round pick, but probably a lot of people thought
3:13:42
a late first round, early second round prospect.
3:13:44
Like you're saying, Errol Arizona drafts well and doesn't
3:13:46
know how to develop players properly and especially on
3:13:49
defense. I got like to go for a lot of
3:13:50
these hybrids, but he emerged quickly, nicely.
3:13:52
They should have never let him go.
3:13:53
And this was on a team that had like purged everything after
3:13:56
they were allegedly tanking and they had the number one pick
3:13:58
when they drafted Kyler Murray and they lost everything.
3:14:00
And the Broncos have emerged into another level where he's
3:14:02
been one of the most underrated, like all pro defensive tackles
3:14:06
for a while in a 3-4 defense mind a lot of the time.
3:14:08
Just think the Broncos. Sean Payne goes to the team.
3:14:11
Russell Wilson got that extension, that big contract.
3:14:15
Sean Payne gets rid of Russell Wilson and in like 2 years
3:14:18
changed that organization right around.
3:14:21
That's why Sean Payton was traded for first round pick.
3:14:26
So I I know a lot of people didn't like the move and
3:14:29
question the Broncos for doing it.
3:14:31
Now you see why Sean Payton's one of the best managers, not
3:14:34
best coaches in all of football and Slim thought, and this was a
3:14:37
defense too. Remember that it.
3:14:38
Changed defensive coordinators after after their first year EO
3:14:41
Rivero goes from the Broncos against that big contract with
3:14:44
the Panthers when I think Matt Rule was still there or I think
3:14:47
it was Matt Ruler was still there and then they switched.
3:14:49
Nebraska, baby. Yeah.
3:14:50
Yes, Nebraska. Now and.
3:14:52
They've had three different coordinators the last three
3:14:54
years and Allen has put up great production pressure numbers, run
3:14:57
defense numbers pretty much every year so far.
3:14:59
Very well deserved. I think this is absolutely.
3:15:01
And for all you Jet fans who? Did The Jets hire as their GM
3:15:06
Dara Moogie? That's right.
3:15:07
And where does he come? From.
3:15:09
The Broncos Nuff said slam dog. You know as as a scheme guy you
3:15:14
look at Allen and you could play him as a defensive end.
3:15:18
You could play him as a three tech defensive tackle.
3:15:20
You can have him two gap in the 34 scheme, which means that you
3:15:23
can have linebackers fly around and they have an all pro
3:15:27
linebacker and Nick Benito as well that they can move around
3:15:30
the line. They can bitch from different as
3:15:32
a jet fag, but that's crazy. And then you have certain Jade
3:15:38
Baron from Texas who's kind of like going to be able to play
3:15:41
inside and out as well. That is a scary defense and in
3:15:45
my opinion, might be the top fantasy defense this year and no
3:15:49
one's going to rank them that high.
3:15:51
So I I'm going to be on that one myself.
3:15:53
I think got one story left. I think there are three teams to
3:15:55
watch this year. I I, I'm not saying this because
3:15:57
I'm a jet fan. You watch The Jets because I
3:15:59
like what The Jets have together, the Broncos and the
3:16:03
Eagles. Those are the three teams to
3:16:04
watch this year. All three teams are going to be
3:16:07
absolutely beasts. I'm just saying I will.
3:16:09
I will say before we go on. Fish you mentioned.
3:16:11
Jared Allen, if you guys haven't listened to his Hall of Fame
3:16:14
speech, fantastic, fantastic, unbelievable.
3:16:17
He's fantastic. We.
3:16:19
I would. Love to get Jared Allen on the
3:16:20
show. What a player he was.
3:16:22
That's fisherman Jared Allen, according.
3:16:24
To our friend Pete Burstick, that's true.
3:16:26
He did. He says he's.
3:16:27
A big fisherman. Big time fisherman I I don't
3:16:30
think the fish stand a chance. Against.
3:16:32
Him. Well, there's two more guys that
3:16:34
wouldn't stand his chance against yes that's John Cena and
3:16:38
the once again champion of the WWE, Cody Rhodes, who defeats
3:16:44
him to win the title at SummerSlam.
3:16:47
Cody Rhodes avenges his WrestleMania defeat to John Cena
3:16:51
Sunday night. On night 2 of SummerSlam at
3:16:54
MetLife Stadium, Rhodes defeated Cena clean in the middle of the
3:16:58
ring. Cena.
3:16:59
Who turned he? Deal that means being a bad guy
3:17:02
before winning his record 17th title at WrestleMania, mostly
3:17:06
turned back by the the backs of being a good guy by the end of
3:17:10
the night as he honorably passed the torch to Cody.
3:17:13
Then Brock Lesnar's music hit and the thought to be Banished
3:17:19
Superstar came down and F5 John Cena setting up one last duel
3:17:25
between the GOAT and the Beast Incarnate before Cena calls it a
3:17:31
career. Errol, you said that you could
3:17:34
be a great and I agree with you. Great bad guy heel wrestling
3:17:40
manager. I want to hear this promo when
3:17:43
you dial it up. Well, if I was.
3:17:46
John Cena and I was his. Manager in a corner, I'd say.
3:17:50
What a pee you. I'm not going to say it all
3:17:54
right, I'll say it pussy. All right, that's all I'm going
3:17:57
to say with that as far as I'm concerned with the wrestling go
3:18:00
check on real on net Netflix. If you really want to go and
3:18:05
check out some garbage, go watch that.
3:18:08
That is absolute garbage now as far as Cody Cody Rhodes, what a
3:18:14
joke one of the most overrated champions the WWE has ever had.
3:18:19
I was about to say F because that's what they they were
3:18:22
before they they got sued. Vince McMahon gone the WWE joke.
3:18:27
I will say the storylines are a little bit better with Triple H
3:18:31
running the organization. I'm not going to lie about that.
3:18:33
I think Triple H has done a fantastic job bringing in money
3:18:36
and and kind of transitioning it from a from the McMahon family.
3:18:40
But I, I mean Brock Lesnar. I don't want to see fat Brock
3:18:44
Lesnar trouncing and pouncing outside and coming back to
3:18:47
wrestling. That idiot should not be.
3:18:50
He should never even step foot in AWWE ring again after all the
3:18:54
back the backlash she's gotten off and outside of the ring.
3:18:58
There were a lot of things that Brock Lesnar stands for and
3:19:02
being professional is not one of them.
3:19:04
The only thing I I think I could really picture and point out
3:19:07
what he's doing right now is banging Sable.
3:19:10
That's about it. Well, I think the.
3:19:13
Reason why we. Haven't seen Brock Lesnar is
3:19:15
because he was banging other people and that's why that's
3:19:18
true. Too allowed to.
3:19:20
By the way, have you ever seen his daughter?
3:19:21
Since McMahon may have arranged, his daughter is Lesnar, which is
3:19:26
why Vince McMahon's not around. Either.
3:19:28
They're all related to each other and it's really surprising
3:19:30
who's bending who over now. And well, here's the thing
3:19:34
though, they. Always have these like.
3:19:35
Press conferences afterwards, they did not have one after
3:19:38
Brock Lesnar, I'm sure, and they clearly didn't want to do it.
3:19:42
And then Triple H, when they asked him about us, that John
3:19:45
Cena had a list of guys that he wanted.
3:19:46
Put it all on John Cena. It's not my fault we wanted
3:19:49
Brock. I don't want to take any part of
3:19:51
it, but we're going to make the money off whose thumbs going up
3:19:53
whose ass. That's what I want to know.
3:19:55
That's that's amateur wrestling, not professional wrestling.
3:19:58
That's what they do, dude. Amateur.
3:19:59
Brock Lesnar looks like a. Fat.
3:20:02
Pig, you're out of your mind saying call.
3:20:04
First off, calling Brock Lesnar fat is is would make me like
3:20:08
shake a little bit because I would be petrified.
3:20:11
That's the biggest, scariest, dude.
3:20:13
The biggest? The scariest?
3:20:15
Dude. Lay on he makes John Cena look
3:20:17
like a Midget that one any anybody.
3:20:19
First of all, John Cena is not as big as you think he is.
3:20:23
I mean, I've seen him in person. He's not his big foot.
3:20:25
Yeah, I know, but he's he's he's not really that big when you
3:20:28
look at the Rock in person, that mother you know what is big
3:20:32
think Cena's Cena might be able functionally, you know, so some
3:20:37
guys you see in the gym and you're like, how is that guy
3:20:39
able to lift as much weight as he does?
3:20:41
Cena's that guy, David. They've said he's the strongest
3:20:44
guy. That they've worked with.
3:20:45
Like even Paul said that big shows, like he's basically like
3:20:49
he picked him up and he goes. I felt comfortable like he goes.
3:20:52
It was like I was taking a nap. Like he said he was the most
3:20:55
comfortable when he lifted him up.
3:20:56
Mind you, Jabba, that's someone who's wrestled someone.
3:20:58
Like Mark Henry at one point, the world's strongest man.
3:21:01
Yeah, the world's strong at ass. That's about.
3:21:03
It Let's move on. Well, actually saw Mark Henry
3:21:06
one time at a. Hotel in Rochester, Yeah.
3:21:09
Who was sucking? Who's a massive he is.
3:21:10
Massive. That he has another.
3:21:14
There's a lot of. There's a there's dark
3:21:16
chocolate, right? Yeah.
3:21:17
Big, sexy, sexual. Chocolate.
3:21:19
There's a lot of sexy. Background.
3:21:21
About that man too. So I think wrestling, there's a
3:21:24
lot of storylines behind the scenes of what's going on, you
3:21:28
know with Vince McMahon in that unreal by the way, is great.
3:21:32
I don't know what you're talking about.
3:21:33
I thought was all that you know it's great.
3:21:35
You know what, I'm watching and I think you guys will probably
3:21:37
think I'm a little weird. I'm I'm, I'm watching build a
3:21:41
band, building a band. That's what I've been.
3:21:44
What? Isn't that the Diddy show?
3:21:46
No, no, no, no. There's, there's it's building
3:21:50
the band. It's like.
3:21:51
They're building like building the band too.
3:21:53
No Diddy. No, there's no, no, no, no, no.
3:21:56
You got no backstreet. Boys.
3:21:58
And stuff like that. It's, it's actually interesting.
3:22:00
I mean, I like good voices. I watch the voice in American
3:22:03
Idol. I'm, I'm in, I'm into it.
3:22:05
I'm into it. What everything?
3:22:07
Is rigged. Everything is rigged.
3:22:10
You know what I've been watching and check out the train wreck.
3:22:14
I've been watching a lot of the, there's like a there's all
3:22:17
different episodes. I've been watching all the
3:22:19
different good ones there. Yeah.
3:22:20
I, I've been watching it. The Woodstock 99 one was yeah,
3:22:23
that was good. The train wreck that was, that
3:22:26
was the balloon boy. Remember that one?
3:22:27
I checked that one. Bubble boy, bubble boy, bubble
3:22:29
boy. That's that's what it was.
3:22:31
Yeah. Was that the balloon boy, you
3:22:32
mean? Yeah.
3:22:33
No, I'm sorry. Yeah, the balloon boy.
3:22:34
Balloon boy? You let.
3:22:35
Yeah. That's right.
3:22:36
Do you think Bristol Speedway will be 1?
3:22:39
It should be, well, five. They've got like 7.
3:22:41
Documentaries on the fire festival, you know.
3:22:44
Oh, by the way, I was at that Woodstock.
3:22:46
By the way, 99, I was at that Woodstock.
3:22:49
Yes, I watched it on pay-per-view.
3:22:50
I was at that Woodstock and I was the things that I saw at
3:22:55
that Woodstock. That's why Woodstock really
3:22:57
never 1516. I was about 16.
3:23:00
Yeah. So and I, I got a chance to
3:23:04
experience it. It was fun.
3:23:06
I can tell you that. I was actually 17 actually.
3:23:10
Hey, Errol, what did, what did it smell like over there?
3:23:13
Dude, it smelled like armpits smell everywhere you go and the
3:23:18
way these people were like sleeping in the mud when the
3:23:22
rain was coming. Dude, DMX was the best.
3:23:25
By the way, DMX had the crowd going crazy and he was like,
3:23:30
where am I? I was just screaming it and
3:23:33
stuff like that. People were going crazy when DMX
3:23:36
came out. I saw the Red Hot Chili Peppers
3:23:38
at the end, like the last part of the concert when everything
3:23:41
started to break out. Dude, the stuff that was going
3:23:44
on, outset of all the different stages where people were not
3:23:48
seeing, and you'll probably never know, absolute
3:23:51
ridiculousness. Not enough security guards, not
3:23:54
enough cops. It was dangerous.
3:23:56
There were things that I was seeing, well, they were lighting
3:23:59
everything on fire by the last day, right?
3:24:01
Girls, the girls were not in a good position.
3:24:04
There was a lot of it wasn't safe at all for the women that
3:24:08
were there. It was, it was scary.
3:24:10
If I was a dad and I had and I had a daughter, I would, I
3:24:14
definitely, I definitely wouldn't want my kids to go to
3:24:17
anything like that. It was horrible what I saw.
3:24:20
Not not something that Woodstock or anybody would post up and
3:24:24
show what was going on behind the scenes, just so you know.
3:24:28
Anyways, All right, ladies and gentlemen, final segment of the
3:24:31
night. What's that smell?
3:24:33
Hold up, What is that? Smell.
3:24:35
What's that? Smell.
3:24:42
Wow, you don't see that every. Day job.
3:24:44
I just read that it just. Popped right off.
3:24:46
I didn't even see it until you popped it right off.
3:24:49
It was like popping a bubble, A bubble, a blue bubble, whatever
3:24:52
the hell it is anyways, we might as well get it done.
3:24:55
I, I want to say something. I am very, very tired.
3:24:58
I'm a little washed up with everything that's gone on over
3:25:02
the last couple of days, especially over the weekend.
3:25:04
So I, I definitely want to do this because I got a story to
3:25:07
tell you guys. But if you guys don't know this,
3:25:10
we're going to go around in a circle and we're going to tell a
3:25:13
story and we're going to tell you what it smells like.
3:25:16
It could smell like daisies or it could smell like Speedy's
3:25:19
ass. Whatever it smells like, make
3:25:21
sure it is a little bit unique like Speedy's takes, that's for
3:25:25
sure. So we'll go fish first, scoop
3:25:29
second, Goody third, Speedy 4th, Jabba 5th, me 6th.
3:25:37
Are you guys ready? Do it.
3:25:38
Let's go. All right, Get the music going.
3:25:42
My pinky is bigger than yours. For you police.
3:25:47
In College Park, GA tell ESPN they've arrested Delbert Carver
3:25:54
on Saturday after he threw a bright green light Saber shaped
3:26:01
sex toy on to the court at a WNBA game between the Golden
3:26:07
State Valkyries in the Atlanta Dream at the Gateway Center
3:26:10
Arena. He faces counts of disorderly
3:26:13
conduct, public indecency, indecent exposure and criminal
3:26:18
trespass. He was booked and released late
3:26:21
on Sunday on an undisclosed bond.
3:26:24
The WNBA said that their arrest was made in the case.
3:26:26
The safety and well-being of everyone in our arenas is a top
3:26:29
priority for the league. Objects of any kind thrown onto
3:26:34
the court or in the seating. Area.
3:26:35
Can pose a safety risk for players, game officials and
3:26:39
fans. Well, I don't know about.
3:26:42
The safety risk, but. It was certainly really, really
3:26:46
embarrassing and I can't believe that we're still talking about
3:26:49
it, which makes it even funnier. What does it smell like?
3:26:52
It smells like the the cheese under Ron.
3:26:56
Jeremy's. Old set.
3:26:59
Beautiful. Didn't he just pass away?
3:27:04
Oh, that would make it smell even worse than, wouldn't it?
3:27:06
That wouldn't so. Going over back actually to the
3:27:10
fish's last topic on Dial It Up, I'm actually going to be talking
3:27:13
about some Summer Slam because as we know that the two night
3:27:16
event over at Summer Slam over at MetLife Stadium wrapped up
3:27:20
with over 113,000 in attendance. You know, I have to say this
3:27:25
past this past year, Summer Slam fish of course mentioned the
3:27:28
Brock Lesnar return, of course the the John Cena and Cody
3:27:31
Rhodes match, all everything from top to finish was just way
3:27:34
better than of course, the WrestleMania that we had this
3:27:37
past year over an allegiance stadium over in Vegas,
3:27:40
WrestleMania 41, it shot the bed and that's that's all I could
3:27:43
say really. It shot the bed and SummerSlam
3:27:45
really picked it up. It really delivered on a lot
3:27:47
more of a matches. Some of the matches weren't as
3:27:49
entertaining, unlike all of the all of the matches that were on
3:27:53
WrestleMania 41. Of course, you had Seth Rollins
3:27:57
passion on one of his arch rivals right now, CM Punk to win
3:28:00
the world title. Very, very nice, nice defining
3:28:03
moment to finish off night one. Of course, night 2, like I
3:28:06
mentioned with fish, bring him back Cowboy Brock Lesnar as they
3:28:10
like to call him nowadays with his old cowboy hat and his whole
3:28:13
cowboy get up. I got to say, like I said it it,
3:28:15
it was that miles and miles way better than this past
3:28:19
WrestleMania, which is pretty, pretty disappointing.
3:28:21
The fact that they build this path, they build the
3:28:24
WrestleMania as the Super Bowl of WWE.
3:28:27
So what does it smell like? What smells like the worms that
3:28:32
if anybody remembers the Boogeyman, a very childhood,
3:28:35
very great wrestler that I used to love watching.
3:28:37
I don't know about great wrestling, but smells like the
3:28:39
the crap that he takes after eating a handful of his worms.
3:28:43
So there we go. Rikishi stink face.
3:28:48
And mixed with rikishi Stink face maybe?
3:28:50
Who who knows, maybe he was eating some of that.
3:28:51
There we go. Another.
3:28:55
Rock relative you. Another one of the.
3:28:57
Yeah. You are not shooting.
3:29:00
I just scoured. Twitter and I found my.
3:29:02
My, what's that smell? As you know, I've been super
3:29:04
busy as of late, but this one, this one's near and dear to my
3:29:08
heart. The King is officially out of
3:29:14
retirement. Stream the all.
3:29:17
New seasons of King of. The Hill now on Hulu and with
3:29:20
Hulu on Disney Plus. Ping of the Hill is back.
3:29:24
Baby. Bobby, you know what?
3:29:27
This smells like. It smells like we are finally
3:29:30
coming. We are finally back as a nation
3:29:33
when we can turn on the TV and we can watch King of the Hill, a
3:29:37
true American comedy cartoon. We've come full circle.
3:29:44
This smells like roses. This smells like freedom.
3:29:48
It smells like King of the Hill. That TV show on July 4th and a
3:29:54
warm sunny day. 100°. Walking the game.
3:29:59
It smells. Amazing spin off of.
3:30:02
Beavis and butt head people forget.
3:30:04
It was originally Beavis and butt head characters does not
3:30:07
smell like Beavis and butt we're.
3:30:09
Black good, good. That was as.
3:30:12
Spectacular as your. Last King of the.
3:30:13
Hill Performance bring this bring up all the great ChatGPT.
3:30:17
Running backs Robin this. Episode is so dumb.
3:30:20
Yeah. Dang Beavis, did you see it cut
3:30:24
his head off? Yeah, for my.
3:30:32
Looks like you have a. Bunch of sound bites so you deal
3:30:34
with. With that one, that guy actually
3:30:36
who did his voice both. Their voices died recently too,
3:30:39
so no more Beavers important. Yeah.
3:30:44
That's all right. So it's funny you brought up.
3:30:46
Tyree Kill because my what's that fell has to do with
3:30:48
something he said this time. So Tyree Kill decides to take a
3:30:50
shot at Devon HN, their star young running back for the Miami
3:30:54
Dolphins, saying that he should be taken out of the game on 3rd
3:30:58
downs because he struggles as a power running back.
3:31:02
He is not a power running back. Meanwhile, for his size, he
3:31:05
actually is. He is pretty powerful for a guy
3:31:07
that was drafted as an undersized running back.
3:31:09
Let's keep it in mind. Let's see what also you need
3:31:12
third, you sometimes need to pass on 3rd down as well.
3:31:14
Shen LED all running backs with 34 catches out of the slot,
3:31:17
which is double the amount of the next guy.
3:31:19
He was the third most efficient running back per game in 2023 in
3:31:23
his rookie year, was 7th last year and was one of the most was
3:31:29
fourth ever since his injury at the beginning of the year in
3:31:32
terms of overall EPA for running backs.
3:31:34
So that's the guy you want to take out of the game.
3:31:35
Tyree Kill, a guy that's a very well-rounded and fast running
3:31:38
back. So what does that smell like?
3:31:40
It smells like Tyree Kill getting juked by the social
3:31:43
media woman that caused him to fall on his ass and he falls
3:31:46
into the Atlantic Ocean into a a area filled with Swedish
3:31:51
fermented herring AKA the smelliest fish in America fast
3:31:54
liquor. Wow, I'll tell.
3:31:57
You what I wrote. Fermented.
3:31:59
Herring. Yep.
3:32:00
Allegedly the smelliest fish in America in the.
3:32:02
Atlantic Ocean, You want my cream pie, it's called.
3:32:04
Like SUS stroming or SUS. Right.
3:32:06
Yep, just learned something new, but I'll tell you what my.
3:32:09
Page so stroming, yeah rotation. ACLS.
3:32:12
Championship. Last year baby at least ACL they
3:32:16
all. Were intact.
3:32:16
Let's go look up videos of that. SUS.
3:32:19
Stroming thing like if you if it's awesome like watching
3:32:22
people gag, it's hilarious Yeah, apparently I apparently when I
3:32:26
was. Researching it like there was a
3:32:28
challenge for it that people do. Oh, Jabba takes it up the like.
3:32:32
When you when you try to like poke.
3:32:33
Into it. Like squirts and then he oh, oh,
3:32:36
hey, what is it? How do you spell it?
3:32:38
I'm gonna look it up. He tastes.
3:32:39
Himself, it's just just. Look up.
3:32:40
I can't spell it because you are in English.
3:32:43
I'll let you lick my. Bar.
3:32:46
And then there was like a. Swedish all or something with
3:32:48
the omlab a Swedish O. Just world's stinkiest.
3:32:52
Fish. Just yeah.
3:32:54
Yeah, and I hope not. People eat it.
3:32:57
Yeah, it's like a challenge. It's so gross, Errol said, that
3:33:01
he likes it with Alfredo sauce and honey.
3:33:02
Mustard. Yeah.
3:33:03
So strong. Not a chance in Yeah, I wouldn't
3:33:07
waste my. Time.
3:33:08
Even thinking if you fried it into the fish steak.
3:33:10
Listen, I wear ear plugs during this show because I don't want
3:33:14
to blow my ears anymore and I am not even paying attention to
3:33:18
this disgusting story. OK, just so you know.
3:33:24
Yeah, I'm up and obviously. I I love Nebraska.
3:33:28
They are near and dear to my heart.
3:33:29
This is the first year that they have been able to sell alcohol
3:33:34
at the football games and so. You think that would?
3:33:38
Be exciting, right? And yeah, here we go.
3:33:41
We all know there's a little up charge, correct?
3:33:44
And usually you get the tall boy well here at Memorial.
3:33:48
Stadium and our fans are. Great.
3:33:49
We've sold out since the Cold War.
3:33:51
Over 350 sellouts. They're charging $12.00 for a
3:33:56
Mick Ultra, $11.00 for Bud Light and neutral seltzers.
3:34:02
We're in the middle of nowhere and you're getting a 16 ouncer.
3:34:05
You're not even getting a hand can and you're not getting a
3:34:08
tall boy. You're just getting a sixteener
3:34:11
that smells like some absolute Sir Stroming and Pamela Anderson
3:34:18
in her prime days mixed with Jenna Jameson after a full blown
3:34:22
day on set And just try to get. My head out of the crotch.
3:34:27
We are not back. We're not back.
3:34:29
We're not back now. We're not back.
3:34:31
Pamela Anderson. Together with.
3:34:33
Liam Neeson in the coolest old people romance.
3:34:37
That's all. Wait.
3:34:38
They're dating that's. A real thing.
3:34:40
Apparently she's quite. Taken.
3:34:43
With him, she's quite. I see what you're doing as as he
3:34:46
was. Saying.
3:34:47
Quite tasty in her own little way, you know, I'm sure.
3:34:52
Let's ask Mr. Tommy Lee. I'm sure he knows I was he when
3:34:58
he did, Tommy Lee goes. To college.
3:35:00
That was at Nebraska and I was like, he showed.
3:35:04
Up every morning. At 5:00 AM to practice with the
3:35:07
with the band. Like he for real showed up like
3:35:09
he was, he was cool. Like he was awesome.
3:35:11
Groba. Groba.
3:35:14
All right, my final. What's that smell goes to
3:35:19
whoever? How about Shadora Sanders coming
3:35:22
out and saying what he said? I mean, he came out and said
3:35:25
there's a reason why my father has not shown up to practice.
3:35:31
I don't want him coming to see me right now because I want to
3:35:34
get where I want to go. Then he could come and watch me
3:35:38
play. I don't want him to be around
3:35:41
trying to cry or clap for me about my reps I just want to
3:35:46
earn my spot on this team as Shidor Sanders has come out as
3:35:51
they had. Not one, not 2, not 3, not 4,
3:35:54
not 5, but a 6th quarterback to a roster.
3:35:59
What is that smell? It smells like the Fermunda High
3:36:03
that Jabba sticks up his ass and he tries to to pick it when he's
3:36:07
trying to throw a baseball. There you go.
3:36:12
From the high yes, cheese. Yeah, yeah.
3:36:15
Cheese. I never.
3:36:16
I never. Did that.
3:36:19
Not that I know of, I'm watching these.
3:36:21
Guys, eat, try and. Eat this surf strumming.
3:36:24
I told you bro, it's crazy. Hey, look it.
3:36:27
Up all. Right, I don't want to.
3:36:28
Watch that. All right.
3:36:30
Has anybody seen one? I love watching people throw up
3:36:33
though, it's great. Did anybody see?
3:36:37
2 girls, 1 cup. Apparently that was fake by the
3:36:42
way. Dude, I watched that for like it
3:36:44
was like 5 seconds and I almost threw up.
3:36:47
OK, one of the grossest things ever.
3:36:49
It is it's gross. It's gross to watch.
3:36:51
How about the guy that tries to stick the you know, sticks the
3:36:54
tries to get that bottle up his ass in it.
3:36:57
Maybe one jar or whatever it was.
3:36:59
That was disgusting. How did you know that?
3:37:02
Didn't watch that one. I'm sorry.
3:37:05
You knew that. Wait, wait, dog.
3:37:08
It was you guys. You guys.
3:37:09
Know different corners. Of the Internet than me.
3:37:11
Wow, that guy had to have died. Yeah.
3:37:14
Yeah, there's no way. Well.
3:37:16
I did. There was a post where the.
3:37:18
Guy just bend over when a horse was ramming him and he asked OK,
3:37:21
he did die. He died too.
3:37:23
That's. Another point.
3:37:25
That's another point. Yeah, dude, it was all over
3:37:28
social media. I.
3:37:29
I can't lie, I mean that was a long time ago, but it was there.
3:37:32
They actually posted. But the guy died after that.
3:37:36
By the way, he actually enjoyed himself before he lunged to his
3:37:39
death. I don't know about anyways.
3:37:42
He looked at like he was. Enjoying himself.
3:37:44
While it was going on. Anyways, that's it for a show.
3:37:49
Ladies and gentlemen need to get off.
3:37:52
Ready to get off so you. Can watch some more.
3:37:53
Submers from the. Errol.
3:37:55
Errol. Delusional.
3:37:57
Did you? By the way, did you hear about
3:37:59
the? Lady that just got arrested
3:38:01
because she she got caught letting her dog take turns on
3:38:05
her. Did anybody hear about?
3:38:08
That what is our. Goal What are we watching?
3:38:12
It was. It's on YouTube.
3:38:13
Go watch it. I this is like the local Suffolk
3:38:16
County, New York. I knew Fish was going to
3:38:19
mention. I knew he was going to has
3:38:20
nothing. To do with Suffolk County or
3:38:22
new. York But it's true.
3:38:23
It's a true story. She got arrested.
3:38:24
France Goode hasn't come out with his accent here.
3:38:26
Animalism. That's what they call guys.
3:38:28
What she? Got arrested for isn't no, it's.
3:38:29
Beastiality. Beastiality.
3:38:31
That's what. It's beastiality.
3:38:32
That's what it was. Yeah, whatever.
3:38:34
Anyways, she had a Doberman Pinscher anyways.
3:38:38
Oh my. All right, let's end.
3:38:40
There. All right, ladies and gentlemen.
3:38:43
Thank. I thank, I'd like to thank
3:38:45
Spotify and all the Apple downloads, all the people tuning
3:38:49
in. This will be our last episode.
3:38:50
Thank you guys. For having us, it's great, we
3:38:53
loved it, was enjoyable. Follow Great run.
3:38:55
Follow us a. Tick tock at Instagram and all
3:38:58
the social medias. We really appreciate you guys
3:39:00
YouTube. Keep tuning in, Speedy.
3:39:03
Well, who do we have on on Wednesday?
3:39:05
All right, shout out to Jabba for getting this one, Ariel.
3:39:07
Epstein, She is a betting analyst.
3:39:09
She has her own company, Prop Queen Sports, and also does
3:39:11
betting lines for Picket Sports as well.
3:39:13
She'll be on at 8:45. Big Yankees fan and also a
3:39:16
Baltimore Ravens fan. Baltimore Ravens.
3:39:19
Ariel Epstein. Yes.
3:39:21
And Jabba will be. On.
3:39:23
Yes, ESPN New York tomorrow at 1:30.
3:39:28
Check him out. He'll be promoting us and
3:39:30
telling Jake to kiss my ass. I'm just kidding.
3:39:32
Anyways, we love you, Jake. I guess I sometimes.
3:39:35
All right. Anyways, that's it for our show.
3:39:37
Ladies and gentlemen. I like to throw curveballs and
3:39:40
definitely I don't like to throw anything else.
3:39:41
Speedy, you do shave those bushes.
3:39:43
Anyways, Goodnight. Talk to you soon.
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