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Who are the GREATEST defenses in NFL history? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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All right, the Goodwood is playing with himself, or he, I
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All right, ladies and gentlemen, we call this next segment
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Goodies Bag of Balls. My mom was going to wire a car
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jungle's nuts. Goodies.
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Bag of balls. That's how you become great man.
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Hang your balls out there. A lot of hot ladies.
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All right, we're back. Actually, pass that on the couch
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for a minute there. Do you want to jerk me off?
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So I set an alarm. Set an alarm to get back up.
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Boy, it's tough. It's tough.
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Two kids. What time do you get up in the
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morning, Goody? Just depends, sometimes 5,
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sometimes 7. Depends if I work out or not.
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Sounds like. Me, my wife gets up at 3:00, so
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wow, I just got terrible allergies.
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So like I don't sleep very often right now.
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I'm actually going to the allergist tomorrow, so we'll see
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what happens. You definitely need to go see an
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allergist. I could see it in your.
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Eyes, do they Do they do that poke on your back like to tell?
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You you did that to me when I was younger.
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I don't want to do I don't want to do it again.
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So I don't know what they got in store tomorrow.
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Be the first one. But glory hole.
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Yeah, dude, I walk around. Looks like I've smoked 12 blunts
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like, yeah, I just can't breathe.
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But all right, let's get this started.
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I'm. This one's titled.
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No, this one, This one isn't the right title.
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All right, let me paint the picture for you.
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Top of the fifth inning, bases loaded, 2 outs, Framber Valdez
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faces Trent Grissom. Catcher Caesar Salazar tried to
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have Framber step off the plate, step off the mound.
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Valdez was expecting something like a curveball change up, but
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instead Bramber threw a 93 mile an hour sinker at Grisham Crush
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for a Grand Slam, making it 6 to 0 Yankees. 2 pitches later,
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Valdez's next throw another sinker 93 miles an hour as we
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just saw right there, hit Salazar squarely and chest
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protector Salazar's like, bro, what?
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Like like we serious right now? What's going on?
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Like he knows he knows something happened.
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Like Valdez, you don't even acknowledge it.
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He's pissed. Gave up a Grand Slam.
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Here we go. Both players insisted that this
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was unintentional, A miscommunication maybe the crowd
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noise was there. Valdez apologize.
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Salazar said I could have pushed the wrong button on the pitch.
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Com My take here is this is this the Houston Astros showing
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cracks in A and their battery mate and their and their
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batteries they got going on here or what?
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What do we got going on? Houston is still 76 and 63.
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They're leading the ALS, but that clearly was not good.
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It's blowing up all over social media.
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It does not look good for for the Houston Astros.
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Well, hold on one second. Are they hitting pals in the the
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the dugout like we remember? I mean, I do remember an
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American League championship while they were doing that
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against the Yankees. That was probably the Yankees
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best chance of winning a World Series.
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I, I think the closest thing from since 2000, 2009 Jabba
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Chamberlain's New York Yankees when Matsui and Philadelphia,
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the Yankees played Philadelphia in the World Series.
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So I, I, I don't know, I, I don't know if it's, it's
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something to worry about. We have to see how everything,
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how everything falls together in the American League.
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I, I do believe that Astros are going to win their division and
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I think the Astros are as dangerous as any team right now
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in baseball because of their pitching staff.
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I think they have 3 legitimate stars, they're dangerous, and
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they got a pretty good bullpen. Yeah, but was it a pure
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accident? Was it?
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Was there too much noise? Was there was it a button
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misfire by Salazar? Obviously it's terrible timing
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tell him to step off. Yet he hits a Trent Griffin just
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comes through and hits an absolute monster at Grand Slam.
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Or do you think it was intentional just by the body
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language and and what what transpired after the grand?
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Slam. I'll let Jabba answer that
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because it seems like he doesn't think he thinks it wasn't
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intentional. No, I I mean, did you not see
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like just look at his body language in the way that like it
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was his first was they called a change up, but just it was a non
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competitive pitch, like there was no, there was nothing behind
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it. And then the second one he
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literally like doesn't wait. He gets right after it.
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And then just his reaction and just listening to everybody
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from, you know, on, you know, MLB central and everything and
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you know, guys, catchers that they've talked to and, and it,
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it was pretty, pretty obvious. But you know, Salazar and
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framer, they did a good job of, of trying to cover it up.
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Salazar looked very, very awkward when they asked him
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about it. He's like, oh, maybe you know,
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the crowd was loud. There was a lot of Yankee fans.
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Maybe I pressed the wrong pitch. Comp dog.
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You were fine the entire an entire time, Like, Oh, and then
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I guess there, you know, there's guys coming out as is it on
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Salazar to be like, Hey, step off.
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Or is it just like you look at the umpire and be like, Hey,
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time. So it's for me, it's very
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because I've been in this situation where you're not
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trying, like, you know, when you cross a dude up and you're like,
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Oh, my bad, But you don't react the way that for amber reacted
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by like, Oh, I I didn't quite hear him because it was too
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loud. No, it's my opinion.
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It was there was something to behind it.
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I don't know if it was him stepping off or what have you,
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but it just, it didn't look good, that's for sure.
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It doesn't look like they're getting along with each other
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and and the ass shows have been an organization that has stuck
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together as we all know, I I've mentioned winning the World
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Series the way they did and now their manager is now managing
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the Detroit Tigers. So we all.
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Know first place Detroit Tigers. Yes, I agree.
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I agree. I think Hinge is actually a very
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good manager. I just think that the Astros are
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a team that has has a tremendous amount of talent as far as far
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as pitching talent. I want to see when they make the
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playoffs how it all falls together.
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And are they going to have enough hitting to go all the
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way? That's the problem.
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And Correa, you going to bet Correa at third base is going to
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give you enough offense to get you over the top?
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I don't know. So.
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Goody maybe the next evolving and cheating they got to hire
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those Dutch pigeons that spy on things.
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They could be relaying signs or something like.
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Him as controversy or just conspiracies right now?
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They might, they need something to clean it up because they
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ain't looking too good down there in Houston.
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I mean, they're in the 1st place right there.
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They're always in the media and it it seems like for never like
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the right, you know, the, the there's never like, hey, you
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know, the Houston Astros, you know, donated a heart, you know,
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or something. It's like, wow, always something
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crazy. All right, let's move on the
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next one. I'm tired of when this is what I
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wanted to title. When pimpin goes wrong, right
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when and what. Huh.
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Pimpin isn't easy. Pimpin isn't easy.
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Well, it was for Rafael Devers. Top of the first setting O2
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count. Rocky's left-hander Kyle
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Freeland versus Rafael Devers. Dever hits A2 run Homer about
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close to 400 foot. Devers pause for a second there
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to admire the shot. He's walking slowly, bat flip.
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You can see him jawing right there.
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Then allegedly shot the first. Clearly the veteran.
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Both veterans, but clearly clear the veteran.
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Kyle for them was a little pissed off and had some words
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with a young superstar in Raphael Endeavors and that set
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off a bench clearing brawl. Benches cleared, bullpens
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cleared, which bullpens clearing is always funny to me because
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you literally hang out with the guys all game and then it's
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like, oh, you got to go clear benches and in most stadiums are
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in a lot of stadiums, you come out of the same tunnel.
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So it's like, hold on guys, I'll get the door for you before we
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go stand around. It's so it's honestly, it's so
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dumb, but it is what it is. And you're not warm.
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You're like you literally we, we cleared in Anaheim and this is
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when K Rod I think had like 58 saves or something.
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He's like, I think I just blew out my hamstring.
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Yeah. It's not like you're, you just
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take off. You're like, we cleared in
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Baltimore and you know, Baltimore gay.
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They have the cobblestone. That's stupid.
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The worst? Spot.
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I was afraid I was just literally going to catch a cleat
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and just get trampled, because once you're going, you're
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screwed. You got nowhere to go unless you
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run off into the berm in the center.
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I remember we cleared in Toronto and I can't remember his name.
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Big Dominican pitcher for Toronto at the time.
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Come running out and I'm sprinting and I look over and
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freaking. This dude is just rolling out of
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the thing. Like like literally head over
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the hills rolling. And this was a crazy one because
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this is this is when Gary Sanchez got punched in the face
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by who was the catcher for Toronto in 2015.
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He was Canadian, Russ Martin. Russ Martin came back on the
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other side and smoked Gary in the face.
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And this is when our bullpen coach, Mike Hark, yeah, picked
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up grilled cheese, Jason Grilli, and like, walked him back.
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But anyways, we were I was watching that and then Hark.
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'S a big. Man, by the way, that's a.
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Big man, he's absolutely. That's my that's my dude.
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Yeah, he's a He's a absolute. Legend, but I just talked to him
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the other day. Did you I need to shoot him
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attack? But then I felt this big Mitt
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just like go on my shoulder and I look up and it's a blue.
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It's the Blue Jays reliever. I can't remember his name for
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the life of me, but I think he pitched for the Phillies too.
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He's really good. Tall, right-handed pitcher.
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Ken Giles, Was it Ken? Giles, Ken Giles.
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I know he pitched for both. Those.
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No, he's Dominic. Dominic.
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He's Dominic. Oh, Oh yeah, Nifit, says Roberto
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Asuna. Asuna.
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He's little. No, he's little.
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This is a big dude. If you said it like for whatever
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reason they like Santiago comes to mind, but I can't remember.
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He was, he was well known guy. I was.
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Going to say it's not Wouldn't Santiago to see it?
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He was with a. Job, but if I had like, you
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know, consolidate hours, I can probably remember it.
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But right now, but I look up, I look up and he's just like
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looking at me and he's like, and I'm like, yo, I'm going to find
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out. He like blew his, he blew his
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calf, Lewis calf right there, right on the spot running out.
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And I'm just, I don't know, I was just like.
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To me, I was just Miguel Castro, No.
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No, not Miguel Castro. He was a thicker Dominican dude.
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Bigger. What year?
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2015 Interesting. 2016 Two. 1016, Toronto.
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You know what you know. What's so funny?
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You know what's so funny about Rafael Devers and I, I think
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he's a talented kid. I think he has an amazing
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ability. The guy was bitching and moaning
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because he lost his job over there with the Boston Red Sox.
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So the Red Sox traded him for practically nothing, OK, just to
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get him out of there. And this guy just got a $300
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million contract from the Red Sox.
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What was it a year and a half before that?
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And, and to me, Devers is, to me, he's one of those guys that
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you either like him or you hate him.
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And when you hit a home run like that and you smack a ball like
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that and you dance. In a prance, in a rock, it's.
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Benoit, yeah, from the Tigers. Joaquin Benoit.
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Joaquin Benoit, I remember. Yeah, look how big he is.
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That was a monster, bro. He put his hand on me and I was
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like whoa and. Then he had a filthy changer.
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Well, first of all, goody, you're not the biggest guy, OK?
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It don't matter. You know, in the heat of the
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moment that I'm looking at him. He's like Poppy, I'm like, oh,
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what happened? He's like, he's like limping.
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I'm like, I was like, and then I put two and two together.
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He was rolling out. All right before we fit.
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Before we get there, though, who do you think who crossed the
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line? Devers.
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Was it Devers? Devers, Devers breaking the
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unwritten rules of baseball? Or was it Freeland overreacting?
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You know, you know, Devers with the bomb.
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He gave up and he's been having a rough go.
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Devers, I think he's he could be nasty.
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We all know the background background of Rafael Devers.
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I think you don't flip the bat, you don't dance and prance
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around the the the bases the way you did.
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And then you're attacking and you're yelling at the pitcher.
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Just run around the bases and just get to the get to the home,
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get to the home and and get out. Get into the dugout and shut up.
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I think Raphael Devers was at fault with that whole thing, so.
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Yeah, I'd agree with you. It is why I I don't.
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Freeland's lost 100 games, three games.
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It's, he said that didn't have anything to do with it.
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He's been grinding his balls off.
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That plays a part. You lose 100 every year with no
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chance to 30. 9 in 100. 39 and 9 and they've lost 103 years in a
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row. Like that's not there.
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Never could. I don't even know how it feels
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because I've never been in that situation.
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But that's got to wear on you. And then Logan Webb coming out
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and doing whatever. Freeland's been around long
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enough, he gets it. Devers, whatever.
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I mean, it's part of the game obviously now.
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I mean, there was probably a little bit of, you know, just
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frustration as a whole from Freeland.
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Like, I mean, it took him, like they said, 13 seconds to get
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down to 1st. But for me, I don't care because
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I'm going to I'm going to fist pump and tell you to go sit
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down. So I need to make a better pitch
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it it don't bother me. Yeah, I'm not one to get pissed
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about Pimp Thomas, but I don't know, I guess if you.
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Lost I mean, I guess it's it's it's it just sucks too because
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it's like it it just looks like but the Rockies it it even
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though he says it didn't affect it because of what?
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But you imagine losing like you got no chance to win.
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And Kyle Freeland, I mean he had a freaking Cy Young year and he
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just is, you know, literally just hanging out to dry and with
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no chance of winning in this team is obviously it was funny.
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I was walking around our sports store today.
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I saw Chris Myatt in a Rocky's dream.
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I was like that dude still like still around like it's crazy if.
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You use my saying he still exists, it's just a surprise.
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Yeah, right at. One point he was an MVP.
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My last topic here, this is ones for the Boys, Interstellar
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Visitor 3 I Atlas. Is it just a comment or is it
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something more one and more as? Far as as far as what do you
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mean by something more, you're going to your house.
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Let me get into it here. I got a nice little I got to
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read this one. I got a nice little deal here.
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In August of 2025, astronomers detected detected 3 I Atlas, the
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third confirmed interstellar object entering our solar
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system. It's hurling toward the sun at
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roughly 130,000 mph, making it the fastest sub such object ever
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observed. It's sporting a comma, a glowing
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Halo typical of comets, but oddly lacks a tail, which one
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would expect as a solar radiation pushes dust behind it.
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It's path aligns nearly perfectly with the plane of our
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solar system. A1 in 500 chance.
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If purely random, the oddities LED Harvard Loeb.
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I'm bringing this guy back up to suggest that there is a 40%
19:23
chance of this object could be an extraterrestrial artifact.
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Not just a comment. I actually watch some stuff on
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Avi Lobe. He's actually pretty brilliant
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guy, so. Traveling 130 miles an hour?
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I guess we never know what extra. 1130 thousand.
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Yeah, 130,000 mph, I guess if you don't know any end of like
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what the extraterrestrial could be, who knows, maybe they can,
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they can move that fast. You call that I don't, I don't
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know offhand. I'm not like that physics guy,
19:50
but like lightspeed or whatever. But you haven't really heard
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anything about it. So the the debate here is,
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should we trust like NASA's reassurance that it's not going
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to come and hit us or is there a reason?
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I I feel like it's not going to hit like it's something that
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fast like it probably will change directions at point still
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because it's anti gravity. All right.
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Are you trying to tell me like this is going to be like an
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Armageddon or like a Deep Impact?
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This would be a situation going a earth shatterer.
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Earth. Literally.
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Had metaphors. A lot of a lot of earth, a lot
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of wind, and a lot of fire. Blood.
20:31
Is this like that movie where like the the evil God came out
20:35
of the North Pole in like the Marvel movie The Eternals?
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I don't care if Java trains either.
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Oh, that's great. That's a great movie.
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No, this is actually more like Armageddon.
20:46
Armageddon. So Bruce Willis, he's not doing
20:48
so well right now, so I need to find somebody else.
20:52
Just got put into a home. Yeah.
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I don't know, Maybe we can have, what's his name, Batman
20:57
Beneficial created Jennifer Lopez for a while, Ben Affleck,
21:01
maybe Ben Affleck and goes near the world.
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Dissect. I mean, if he's not busy, you
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know. Well, yeah, well, there's time
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for 30. Mile an hour.
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Wait, so goody, do you believe that it's a comet that's going
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to hit us and we're going Deep Impact and you know Elijah
21:20
Woodwind before? He was roto.
21:22
Has to like go like get. To high ground saying is if I
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don't get my shining Mewtwo for the damn comet hits earth I'm
21:28
going to be absolutely pissed. You just made my new.
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Do you think it's going to like give you like Mewtwo's force
21:33
field powers or something like? That I gave up the booty there.
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I just want to hold it in my hand as the fire comes through.
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And I'll let you lick my buddy. All right goodie, what are the
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odds at the 130 mile an hour comet instead of being run by
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an? Extraterrestrial 30,130
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thousand. Mile per hour comet is being
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fueled by the MU 2 that you. Want on that car?
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What about skid mark? Maybe just they don't have any
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skid Marks and definitely not being spoiled by.
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Me because Dobber. Actually goody I think according
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to the lore that is how MEW 2 originally arrived on the planet
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Earth by a comet with no tail. MEW 2 is created in the lab.
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I've got to go back off. Maybe.
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Maybe it was MEW 1. Maybe MEW, but MEW 2 is creating
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a good job. Where did this story come from
22:24
and why are we talking about it? Well, the reason is you guys
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NASA has every incentive to to be transparent, but does the the
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whole panic control doesn't outweigh public breaking news.
22:41
Buck plug our government, you know they have hid breaking
22:47
news. I need freeze all the time.
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So if let's say a comment this size was coming, do you think
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they would tell us? Speedy's mom?
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No. But we'll say that for the spy
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pigeons, do you think? They were people.
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Are going to like a bunker right now and like there's just like
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lines of. Traffic no form.
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If they told us or something like.
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That well, it's just funny you speak about bunkers because the
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dude who owns Facebook, what's his name?
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Zuckerberg. Zuckerberg has a bunker like all
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over the was one in Hawaii. I think he's got another one.
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I mean, the guy has bunkers. Like, I mean, he's clearly.
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You had to have watched Doomsday Preppers.
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That definitely was your show, huh?
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Carl plays with himself now. I know, I know that there.
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I mean, I know that there are doomsday preppers for real.
23:41
Like, I don't know what that shows.
23:44
I mean, clearly it's about people who probably prep for the
23:46
doomsday. I'm gonna tell you, they're not
23:48
in Nebraska. There's many people with guns
23:50
and they'll just sit in their driveway and just wait.
23:54
Well, they're going to have they're going to have a driveway
23:56
to sit. I'm a three I Atlas comes in and
23:58
just obliterates everything. You got to be in a bunker.
24:01
You got to be up in the hills. Everybody got them things in the
24:04
Shaman mountains or whatever they're called.
24:06
They got all these little secret spots.
24:08
I can't remember what the movie was called, but it it was pretty
24:10
crazy. Maybe like scoops sits on the
24:12
sitter. What?
24:13
We really need is the Kevin Mensch arsenal of weapons for
24:16
Doomsday. All the stuff he had at his.
24:19
House. Oh yeah, I got to.
24:21
I'm prepared. I'm prepared.
24:23
You never have enough. I just wondered, do you think
24:27
that the government would tell us if it was actually on course
24:30
with us? Let's let's not get cancelled
24:33
here, goody. I shut up on your face.
24:37
Goody all I know is that I as a diabetic wouldn't last very long
24:41
because I wouldn't have insulin. So I would probably party really
24:44
hard those let those like first three days of this apocalypse
24:48
when the comet Alpha Centauri 11 Magnum comes and hits the Earth
24:54
without its tail. Three eye Atlas.
24:57
But you know what? Have enough thought on me, Fish.
25:00
I like anal. I'm done.
25:06
Oh, goodies, bag of balls. All right.
25:08
Ladies and gentlemen, we call the final segment of the night
25:10
King of the Hill. Here's the King of the Hill.
25:14
This, Bobby, is the Beltline. You never ever hit below that.
25:18
Not that kind of king of the hill, you dumb.
25:22
This is king of the hill, Drobo. Smack my.
25:27
Ass. All right, guys, welcome back to
25:29
king of the Hill Goody. You're going to be happy to know
25:32
that I was able to defend your crown without you.
25:36
Therefore you get to keep your crown as the king for tonight's
25:41
king of the hill for the NFL. Couple of things though, that
25:44
we're going to change up about the game.
25:46
We need a little bit more knowledge base things without
25:50
simply reading it off of the Internet.
25:53
So I'd like you guys to try to have your explanations not not
25:58
have it up on your screen. You could have a list of deep
26:01
teams and defenses, but you have to give your own thorough
26:05
explanation and if the king happens to think AI wrote it, he
26:10
doesn't have to move you on to the next round.
26:13
Same thing Kings, whoever you are each week you need to make
26:18
sure that the crowd that is voting for you believes in your
26:21
stories. Anyway, here we go round one
26:23
peasant fight. Everyone's going to play.
26:25
I'll be on the side goodies. The king best defenses in NFL
26:31
history. We're going to stop.
26:33
Start with Tommy. Poops all.
26:37
Right. All right.
26:38
Well, First off, I'm just going to 1st off, I'm going to kind
26:42
of. Go First off, you're just kind
26:43
of First off, I'm. Going to go over the 20. 3rd.
26:48
Seattle Seahawks. Now look, I probably could have
26:50
took some other teams or whatnot, but the Seattle
26:52
Seahawks were just absolutely dominant that year.
26:54
That team, that defense was coached well, that the, the
26:57
entire coaching staff on that team was amazing.
26:59
The entire defensive front, the entire defensive safety on that
27:03
team. The Legion of Boom baby.
27:04
Give me the Legion of Boom to start off with.
27:07
Errol, the 1985 Chicago Bears the best of all time.
27:13
Nobody forgets linebacker Mike Singletary, the Super Bowl
27:17
champions. I mean, this team was loaded
27:20
from from top to bottom, secondary, front 7, dominating.
27:26
They shut down teams every single game.
27:28
I'm going the 1985 Chicago Bears.
27:31
Speedy. I'm going to go with the 2000
27:34
Baltimore Ravens, a team that allowed only 10 points per game
27:37
in the postseason. That was a sash out to our
27:39
friend Dwayne Starks, and we had him on the show was mentioning
27:41
that they led all for a single season every.
27:44
Everyone in turnovers, I believe, among 21st century
27:46
defenses, obviously Ray Lewis, Hall of Famer Chris McAllister
27:50
and Dwayne Starks in that secondary, too.
27:52
And tons of talent up front from the Baltimore Ravens team.
27:56
And again, 10 points a game in the playoffs is hard to fathom.
27:59
I got to go with that. Jabba 2.
28:03
Oh, I'm going to go weird. One team that actually missed
28:08
the playoffs would be the O 4 Bills.
28:12
They only average. They went nine and seven missed
28:15
the playoffs and they averaged less than 5 five yards per play.
28:21
I think Kyo Spikes had like 100, 100 tackles with five
28:26
interceptions. I mean, that's that's crazy to
28:29
to think they had 24 picks and to not make the playoffs and
28:33
just have a defense like that. I just looked it up.
28:38
London Fletcher had 142 tackles. He had to kill Spikes and then
28:41
he missed the playoffs. With a defense like that, only
28:43
averaging 4.3 yards is is pretty tremendous.
28:47
They all had so many guys on that defense.
28:49
They lost the ball at all at once.
28:51
There were some bad quarterbacks in Buffalo during those years.
28:54
I was in college there. It was JP Lossman I think back
28:58
then maybe. It was a first round pick at
29:00
that same draft with Eli and Rivers and all those.
29:03
Guys, all right, Java, your second pick. 2nd pick, I'm going
29:07
to go with probably the I don't, oh, you know what I'm going to,
29:13
I'm going to give fish some love and I'm going to go the Giants.
29:19
This is, I think, right after I was born, I think 8687. 86 Yeah,
29:27
Super Bowl was 87. Oh yeah.
29:30
I just, I see. I did know something right
29:32
there. I think Lt. had 20 sacks I
29:36
believe that year. And it was a defense that
29:42
literally, I mean, he kind of held by himself.
29:45
Carl Banks was on that, and he was about the only other one
29:48
that really did anything. But yeah, I'm gonna go with
29:51
those guys. Damn, who got thrown out now?
29:54
Spady. I'm gonna go with the first
29:56
Super Bowl championship team for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2002
29:59
with John Gruden, Derrick Brooks, who I think somebody
30:02
used as one of their linebackers a few weeks ago.
30:04
Warren Sapa, obviously arguably the best in his position.
30:07
You probably see him and John Randall for defensive tackles.
30:09
Ronde Barber, one of the best blitzing corners and issues all
30:12
around skills that he had. Some underrated guys too on that
30:15
team with with Greg Spires, with Dexter Jackson.
30:18
It was a Super Bowl MVP. So that team needed the defense
30:20
because they had Brad Johnson, a quarterback.
30:22
I go with that. Tampa, 2002. 1976 The 1970
30:27
Pittsburgh Steelers everybody remembers the Steel Curtain mean
30:32
Joe Green, Mel Blonde I I mean Hall of Famers top end defensive
30:36
players they absolutely shut down and by the way, how we long
30:40
to we remember him a very big part of that defense that.
30:44
19761970 Pittsburgh Steelers. All right, I'm going with
30:52
Speedy. Actually took my 2002 Buccaneers
30:55
that I was going to go with, but I'm staying more on the recent
30:57
side. I picked the 2013 Seahawks and
30:59
I'm going to go with the 2015 Denver Broncos, the Super Bowl
31:03
champion Denver Broncos. And basically, of course, like I
31:06
said, one Super Bowl 50, they had a keep to league, DeMarcus
31:09
Ware on that team, Chris Harris, junior people like TJ Ward.
31:12
And of course they didn't get any better when Von Miller was
31:15
up there running on being being a menace on the field like he
31:17
usually does. So I'm going to go with the 2015
31:20
Denver Broncos and for my next pick, I'm.
31:24
Did anybody say the 72 Dolphins? No.
31:26
I'm going to the 72 dolphins. Going with the 72 Dolphins, then
31:29
the no name defense, that team just aside from the Super Bowl,
31:33
of course, that team was the most perfect team in all of NFL
31:36
history. They went of course undefeated
31:38
in the regular season and was of course their defense was really
31:41
big key in that Super Bowl at alone as well too.
31:44
That score was absolutely a defensive scoring game.
31:48
Yeah, I'm going with the 72 Dolphins.
31:51
Errol. Now I know a little bit about
31:54
this this defense and and I do remember a bits and pieces of
31:58
what people have told me the 1969 Minnesota Vikings
32:01
definitely stood out. I mean, look, listen to the
32:04
listen to this defensive line, Alan Page, Jim Marshall, Carl
32:08
Eller and Gary Larson. Everybody remember Gary Larson,
32:13
he was pretty damn good. So and they were all the pro.
32:15
Ball players, people. Leaders, yes, they that whole
32:19
line were pro ball players. Three of them were all pro
32:22
players that year. So I'm going to go with 1969
32:25
Minnesota Vikings. Speedy.
32:29
I'm going to go a path kind of like Jabba, a very underrated
32:31
defense for a team. I don't think that was overly
32:33
good in the regular season, but the 1991 Philadelphia Eagles
32:37
that I believe allowed AI think less than 50% of passes.
32:40
Some crazy stat that they had. Obviously the Reggie White was
32:43
there. Clyde Simmons was 100 sack type
32:46
pass rusher to Eric Allen who just got inducted into the Hall
32:48
of Fame. Like that was crazy.
32:50
And NFC East, at that time, we talked about another King of the
32:53
Hills in the past that was a loaded NFC East that year with
32:55
Dallas, Washington and the Giants.
32:57
And I forget the last team that was in there, but that was like
33:00
that Eagles defense all at once. In 91.
33:04
Yes, you're right. The Phoenix Cardinals, you did
33:05
mention that one week. That's right.
33:07
But yeah, that 91 defense, that's some crazy numbers and
33:09
great talent. All right, and wrap it up.
33:11
Jabba yeah, that that was the team I was going to take to.
33:15
They had, they had six dudes with 100 tackles.
33:18
Was that was wasn't that the year Randall Cunningham blew out
33:21
in the season opener, Right? I think so.
33:24
Might have been a little year. Yeah, my dad loved Randall
33:27
Cunningham. That's really the only reason.
33:28
I really probably knew that, actually.
33:32
Oh, shit. I'm.
33:34
I'm out on this one because I got nothing.
33:36
So you, you can count me out. I'm pissed.
33:40
I'm watching the Yankee game too, so this is ridiculous.
33:45
All right, Goody. Be a kid.
33:48
Goody, who are you picking? I'll pick one, you pick one all.
33:51
Right, all right. All right, count of 3123 arrow
33:57
speedy. All right, Arrow and Speedy
34:00
moving on. I thought Arrow's picks, the 1st
34:02
2 picks especially, were excellent.
34:04
There we go. All right, here we go back into
34:09
the the presentation slides for you.
34:13
Best defense history was round one.
34:14
Now we go to the joust to a chance to take on the king.
34:19
Here it is, the finalist Errol and Speedy will compete in best
34:25
home field advantage in the NFL. Tell me about the stadium and
34:31
the team and why they have a home field advantage.
34:35
Here we go. Start who you want to start,
34:37
Goody. Let's let's go with the
34:42
speedster. I feel like, you know, I want, I
34:44
want the pressure on Errol. All right, Speedy.
34:47
All right, I'll, I'll go with the obvious 1 you guys mentioned
34:49
earlier, the Seattle Seahawks, the 12th man, they had the
34:53
highest decibel record for a while until it was broken.
34:56
It was kind of a flip flop with them and another team that might
34:59
be used later in this in this segment.
35:01
But obviously for a team that for a team that almost lost
35:04
their team, remember in 1999 with the Kingdom, like it
35:06
rallied around that football community and then they retired
35:09
the number 12 for that reason. They had, I think, only 10 home
35:12
losses in the span of that whole stretch with Russell Wilson and
35:15
then Legion of Lesion of Boom in a span of 10 years.
35:17
So I'm going to go with that. Errol, I'm going to go the
35:22
Kansas City Chiefs in Arrowhead Stadium, 31 and 10 at home, 11
35:28
and two in the playoffs. We all know Patrick Mahomes,
35:31
Travis Kelce and the one and only Andy Reid.
35:34
I mean sensational and and by the way, Mr. Jones himself,
35:37
Chris Jones. So I I mean, look at the record.
35:39
The record says it sells it for itself.
35:41
And think about it, going to the playoffs year in and year out
35:46
and winning at home the way they have dominantly 11 and two in
35:49
the playoffs in the last one 5-6 years, I mean, it's pretty
35:53
incredible. I'm going to go Kansas City
35:54
Arrowhead. Speedy all.
35:57
Right. I'll go with another team that
35:58
dominated in the playoffs for a while.
35:59
That was the Patriots and Michael Bolivos on that Giants
36:02
team that actually broke their home winning streak.
36:04
It was they believe, 28 straight games they won at home up until
36:07
the 2011 Giants beat them. They were in the AFC
36:10
championship game seven straight years because they were winning
36:12
a lot of those home playoff games.
36:14
And obviously Brady and Belichick were there.
36:16
You never wanted to play in the cold there and even really good
36:18
team like the Steelers or the Colts really struggling up there
36:20
in New England. The Buffalo Bills Highmark
36:25
Stadium. Everybody knows the Buffalo
36:27
Bills. Think about this.
36:28
The Buffalo Bills at home in the regular season over the last
36:31
what, 5-6 years? They're 31 and eight.
36:34
One of the best records. They have the best home record
36:37
besides the but besides the Baltimore Ravens, they have the
36:40
second best record right behind the Baltimore Ravens at home in
36:46
the AFC. So I'm going to go the Buffalo
36:48
Bills Highmark Stadium. We all know the crazy fans that
36:51
they are over there. I'm going to go Highmark Stadium
36:56
last round speedy. Yeah, it's tough to not say home
36:59
field advantages without the team in Wisconsin, the Green Bay
37:02
Packers, Lambeau Field, obviously the fans, all the
37:06
traditions that they've done pregame, everything in the game,
37:10
You never want to play up there, November, December.
37:12
And they always say it's a very difficult thing for them in
37:15
those frigid, frigid temperatures.
37:17
There's only select feel like the Giants that have beaten them
37:19
in -10° -, 4° temperatures in that NFC championship game.
37:24
Lambeau Field always decked out the some of the best fans
37:27
probably in the NFL. As much as I can't send the
37:28
Packers, but they always are prideful with their football.
37:32
The frozen tundra of Lambeau Field.
37:35
Yeah, so. So I thought it was the best.
37:39
Don't. I haven't don't have a final.
37:41
Yeah, Errol, got Errol, last one.
37:44
Just I thought it was more so like the atmosphere the fans
37:47
produce, you know? What I'm saying, well if you
37:50
want to be critical of one persons explanations, we could
37:53
do that in a second after Errol's last pick Errol.
37:56
I'm going to go to the Denver Broncos, Mile High.
37:58
It's very hard to play over there.
38:00
I mean, high elevation. The fans are crazy over there.
38:04
I I mean nobody and, and I could, I would have went with
38:07
the Eagles. Philadelphia's another place.
38:08
The fans are crazy. They're throwing, beating up
38:11
Santa Claus. If you want to go that way, I
38:13
would go Philadelphia. They're crazy.
38:15
But the play hard, one of the hardest places to play and all
38:19
the football is Denver. It it's it's almost impossible.
38:23
You ask Tom Brady, go look at Tom Brady's record at Mile High.
38:27
It's he has the worst record at Mile High Stadium And and Tom
38:30
Brady's one of the greatest all time.
38:32
Peyton Manning before he went to the Broncos.
38:35
Go look at Peyton Manning's record at Mile High.
38:37
These guys are two of the greatest of all time.
38:39
So I'm going to go Mile High. I think the Broncos are the only
38:42
AFC team Brady has a losing record.
38:43
Yes. It is and and Peyton Manning,
38:45
too. All right, Goody, who you going
38:48
with to take on the king? I want Tommy Poop to pick this
38:53
one. Tommy celebrity shot.
38:56
Come on. I'm going to go with turn your.
39:04
Camera on. Oh, be on the can.
39:06
You might be on the can. Does he know?
39:08
Does he know the teams? Remind me, I know you had
39:10
Arrowhead and you also had what was your teams again?
39:13
You had the Bills, I think. Buffalo Bills Arrowhead in
39:15
Denver. And this beauty you had?
39:17
I had Seattle, I had New England, I had Green Bay.
39:22
Yeah, honestly, I'm going with her on this only because
39:26
Arrowhead is really hard to play in as well too.
39:28
Arrowhead is, I think, by far the loudest stadium right now.
39:31
Yeah, they had. They took the record from the
39:32
Chiefs, that's what I was. Or the Seahawks, that's what I
39:34
was referencing. I was hoping he wouldn't pick
39:36
them so I didn't save them. Right.
39:38
But yeah, that in the on top of that.
39:40
Honestly, I would have picked Seattle first, by the way.
39:42
So right. Probably that that would have
39:44
been also too. That was a good pick on Speedy
39:45
too. I really like both of your
39:46
teams, Speedy. Your teams are really good.
39:48
All three of your teams are really good.
39:49
But just the fact, of course, how loud Arrowhead is to play.
39:52
I also said in the chat too, but Derek Carr said that when he
39:55
went to New Orleans, he was showing what's his face back up
39:57
Taysom Hill, how he puts little earpieces into his helmet
40:00
because the stadium is just so damn loud over there.
40:03
And of course the Buffalo Bills, they just play in such a great
40:05
stadium. Their fans, like Jabba always
40:07
mentions are absolutely nuts. And you know, the fact this is
40:11
that it's very hard to play over there in the cold as well, too.
40:13
But Speedy, I know you were mentioning what the Patriots
40:16
called, but I don't know. I just think it's a.
40:18
Little and that you mentioned Lambeau Field, that was one that
40:21
I thought for sure it was really that was that's a solid pick.
40:25
Yeah, I thought it was close, but I thought Speedy's pick of
40:29
Foxborough as opposed to some of the other ones that you just
40:31
mentioned, wasn't good enough. And I would have went with Errol
40:34
as well. So here we go.
40:35
Errol versus Goody, a chance for Errol to reclaim his crown.
40:42
Jabba comeback in. We're going to get into the
40:44
voting after we see the last round where you take on the king
40:53
time very appropriately, Errol, to talk about the best team
41:01
owners in NFL history. Yes, a lot of news has been made
41:06
about a certain owner on this program in the last week or so.
41:10
I think his name might come up from a certain arrow marks in
41:15
this one, perhaps. Let's start this one off.
41:20
Goody, you're the king. You guys choose if you want to
41:22
go first or second. First, because I know Arrow, I
41:24
know Arrow's finna go hard on on the stars down in Dallas.
41:28
So we're going to start this one off with legendary Pat Baldwin.
41:36
The guy was all about winning and he brought a winning culture
41:40
to the Broncos. He didn't just by the team or
41:44
inherit the team. He built a winning machine from
41:48
the ground up. We're talking legacy.
41:50
Boland's legacy. He drafted smart.
41:53
He hired smart people. He thinks like Mike Shanahan and
41:57
then the John Elway era and knowing that he created the mile
42:01
highs of Fortress guys. Incredible players, love them
42:08
and he let the coaches coach. That is a rare combination.
42:12
Who is an owner? Errol.
42:16
Now this guy, there's a lot of guys that I want to go and I'll,
42:19
I'll save the one that you guys are waiting for me to say to the
42:22
final, the final guy. But there there's two guys that
42:25
really stayed out to me the most.
42:27
Wellington Marrow was one of them.
42:28
Wellington Marrow with the New York Giants, him and Dan Rooney,
42:31
those guys really revolutionized the game in ownership.
42:35
You you talk about guys that really solidified themselves,
42:39
Dan Rooney and Wellington Mara and I would go one and two with
42:42
these guys. They solidified the ownership of
42:45
the NFL. All right, I'll go.
42:47
I'm going to go Wellington Mara. I'll go Wellington Mara for what
42:51
he did and and how how he really redefined ownership in the NFL.
42:56
If you think about what he gave the New York Giants in his final
42:59
move for the ownership of the New York Giants, he gave him Tom
43:02
Coughlin, he gave Bill Parcells. He gave Bill Parcells his first
43:06
chance of being a head coach in the NFL.
43:08
And you can see all the great, great coaches that came out from
43:11
Wellington Mara's, you know, tree.
43:13
Think about it, Bill Parcells, Tom Coughlin, Bill Belichick,
43:16
and I'm sorry, Sean Payton, all those guys, they came from
43:21
Wellington Mara's tree of coaches.
43:24
I'm going to go Wellington Mara. The Duke.
43:28
All right, cool, cool. That's what's up.
43:30
I like it. Those are going well.
43:32
This guy, this guy is known for for popping in and getting a
43:39
little rubbing tug on the side. We're talking about the we're
43:45
talking about the master pimp himself.
43:48
He's blowing loads on the field. He's blowing loads in the in the
43:52
rub and tugs, all right? He built a dynasty, and not only
43:55
he did it quietly, he gave Bill Belichick the reins.
43:59
He gave him the freedom. He gave him the chance to draft
44:02
right. And he created one of the most
44:04
feared franchises in history. He won 6 Super Bowls with Tom
44:08
Brady, the culture king. No drama in this guy's team, all
44:14
right? Teams feared going up the
44:16
Foxborough. A little extra flavor here,
44:20
craft crap. Is it an owner that necessary?
44:22
And look at my dog right there. There we go see, he's a pimp.
44:26
He's like 95 in there and he's knocking it.
44:29
So he don't even know how to build the team.
44:31
He knows how to knack it to them.
44:32
You know the ladies, but he's not one to shout.
44:36
He see, you know, from what I understand, he just plots
44:40
perfection, right? And other players and other
44:45
owners that they hate, they hate it.
44:47
They hate it because he's always three steps ahead.
44:50
And you know who that is? That's the man.
44:52
The craft cheese. Robert Robin Thug craft.
44:57
All right, Carol. All right, so I, I was going to
45:00
go with Dan Rudy, but I'm I'm going to go somewhere else.
45:02
I'm going to go with the great Al Davis.
45:06
Remember those Oakland Raiders, those Raider teams, It's just
45:10
who he was the personality that he was.
45:12
You want to talk about rug and Rob and Doug, you ask anybody
45:15
that we've had Raider guys that have been on Al Davis solidify
45:18
the ownership. He really redefine ownership.
45:21
When you talk about the guy moving from one guy who went to
45:25
the Cowboys and we all we're I'm about to give you why I'm going
45:28
to go with him next. I the Al Davis was the guy.
45:32
He solidified the position. Well, I'm sorry, Jones is mine.
45:36
Well, I'm sorry. Alright, Alright.
45:38
You could go with Jerry Jones. That's fine.
45:40
Strong personality, obviously transformed the Raiders into one
45:44
of the greatest dynasties of the 70s.
45:46
I'm going to go with Al Davis. Alright, last round.
45:51
Well, we know I'm going with America's team right here,
45:54
right? I'm going with Jerry Jones and
45:56
you know, I want you to time it a little bit on Jerry Jones too,
45:58
because I know your blood pressure's ticking.
46:00
I can see you sweating a little bit over there.
46:02
You're getting a little tit sweat on there and your wife are
46:05
you what are you wearing right now?
46:06
You got a backpack on or what do you got?
46:08
What are we going on here? What are you trying to get?
46:10
It's. Like goody, what are you playing
46:11
with yourself? You're wearing AT shirt and
46:15
probably wearing you're probably in your underwear right now.
46:17
We. Yeah, look at that TLC that's.
46:19
Right. At least I know how to sing, no?
46:23
Scrub. No scrub.
46:25
Anyway, he's loud, he's brash. But you know what?
46:29
Jerry Jones, he made the Cowboys the NFL brand team like he is.
46:37
He he made the Cowboys franchise, the franchise.
46:41
He's won multiple Super Bowls. I mean, he's got a Billy with
46:46
AB. He's a billion dollar franchise.
46:48
He's a marketing genius. He turned America's team in the
46:52
most famous sports brand on earth aside from the New York
46:54
Yankees. You can love him, you can hate
46:57
him, but he put his stamp on this league and he knows how to
47:01
win in the business and he knows how to win in football.
47:05
All right, finish it off Arrow. So I went with Wellington Mara,
47:09
I went with Al Davis and I'm going to go, I, I could go with
47:12
either or, but I'm going to go with Dan Rooney.
47:14
The Steel City. I, Dan Rooney is one of the
47:16
greatest owners of all time. The Rooney family, they redefine
47:20
ownership. Like I said with Wellington
47:22
Mara, when we talk about the greatest owners of all time,
47:25
you're going to hear the Rooney family and you're going to hear
47:27
the Mara family. What he did with the Steel City,
47:29
what he did with the Pittsburgh Steelers is revolutionary and
47:33
revolutionary Super Bowl championship, everything strong,
47:37
strong organization and and really kept the Pittsburgh
47:39
Steelers in the city going and and why they're one of the
47:43
greatest football teams of all time.
47:45
I'm going to go with the Pittsburgh Steelers and Dan
47:48
Rooney, so Wellington Mara, Al Davis and Dan Rooney.
47:53
All right, I went. Pat Boland, Robert Kraft.
47:57
Pat. Boland.
47:59
And Jerry? Goody.
48:01
Unfortunately, Viking C is not here to judge to give you the
48:04
Robert Craft Pass. Bowling.
48:07
All right, so I'm going to I'm going to vote Goody.
48:12
I love you, man, but I love you man.
48:15
But this one wasn't super close tonight, Errol.
48:19
Errol takes this one down pretty pretty much.
48:26
Bowling. Maris and Rooney's football
48:28
royalty. All right, well, whenever you
48:32
get hot minute, Google top NFL owners tell me the top three
48:35
come up. By the way, Al Davis movie, that
48:39
movie is coming out with Nick Cage playing.
48:41
Wait, wait. Don't change the deck.
48:42
John Madden. John Madden and Al Davis with
48:45
Christian Bale, Batman playing Al Davis, That's going to be
48:48
awesome. All right, well, whenever you
48:50
get quick minute, go ahead and do that, someone comes.
48:53
Up my fault, King Tommy. Who are you going amateur?
48:57
I'm I'm going with Errol Goody. Good try.
49:00
Like Fish said, it's just yeah it.
49:03
Wasn't heavy. Where's the crown?
49:05
It wasn't as close to heavy. You.
49:07
Know Mara and Rooney are like right, Fish said.
49:11
Just the absolute royalties of the of the ownership and Al
49:14
Davis is actually. They're related, they're family.
49:17
No, Mara and Rooney are not. Family.
49:19
No. No, no, no.
49:20
Yes, they are. Not that.
49:22
I they they the two of them weren't family, but they married
49:26
in of that. Yeah, they married in
49:28
personally, but they're not. Family he's talking about.
49:31
Yeah, well, they're in the grandfathers.
49:33
Yes, I mean, yes. But yeah, I'm going with Errol
49:36
tonight. I just thought his pics were way
49:38
better than than Goodies and I lot more elaborate.
49:41
Just absolutely more dominant. Sorry, goody.
49:44
All right, Jabba. Yeah, I've, I've been in that
49:49
family before in a, in a different way, the Rooneys and
49:52
the mayor's. So New York, NY was good to me.
49:58
But yeah, I I know exactly where you're going, goody.
50:03
But yeah, overall, I'll have to give this one to Errol.
50:06
All right, that clinches it and speedy wrap it up.
50:10
Yeah, I would have taken. Out Rooney and Al Davis sort of
50:12
in my top too as well. I think their influence on
50:15
Steelers were terrible for a while like they were almost like
50:18
dead. They combined with the Eagles
50:20
that one year and then the Raiders, like all the spots they
50:22
moved establishing football culture there too.
50:24
And I was saying all our guests that we've had on from the
50:26
readers say all the alumni association they put together
50:29
with a lot of that to do with Al Davis.
50:30
Al Davis was everything. And by the way, another guy that
50:33
I would have used is Eddie Departolo, the San Francisco
50:38
49ers owner who really transformed the San Francisco
50:41
49ers in the late 70s and early 80s.
50:45
And he was the one that took a chance with Joe Montana in the
50:48
second round. Goody, you did.
50:51
You did win on most fun though. Probably to have with Robert
50:54
Kraft. I know it just you needed five
50:56
Mikey CS to be your judge. Are you going to?
50:58
Go Robert Kraft and Jerry Jones and the most fun category,
51:02
certainly. I would have went with Jerry
51:04
Jones as my third guy, by the way category, but I'm going.
51:07
Yeah, I'm. Going to pull this up real
51:09
quick. Let me do a quick all time GOAT
51:14
NFL owners here. We go all right.
51:18
Is that from your boy from Harvard as well?
51:21
Ready without any scientifically proven anything.
51:24
Just look that up all. Right, I've looked it up.
51:27
You want me to give you my list? Yeah, this says Pat Bolin,
51:32
Robert Kraft, Dan Rooney, Jerry Jones, Art Rooney, Al Davis,
51:37
George Hallis, John Mara. George Hallis All right, here's
51:41
here's my list. John Mara.
51:43
John Mara. Here is my here's my list.
51:48
Paul Brown, Al Davis, Wellington Mara, Dan Rooney, Eddie
51:53
Departolo and then Robert Kraft. That's that's my list right
51:58
over. Here, Yeah, Paul Brown probably
51:59
would be my third, like after Rooney and Davis.
52:02
And then I would say Jerry Jones, so.
52:07
All right, well, Errol, guess what that means.
52:10
You are king of the hill, and you get to regain your.
52:14
Crown I will say this, I I would have went well into Mara and Dan
52:18
Rooney off the bat every single time because I think they
52:21
changed the game. Yeah, that's why you won.
52:24
It was, it wasn't fair. Even if you put Jerry Jones up
52:26
against one of the two of them, you can't.
52:28
I'm going to go with both of those guys.
52:30
They changed the game. They really did, and they were
52:33
the voices of reason when it came to the NFL.
52:35
And when all the owners were sitting there in a round table
52:38
and they were making decisions, those two guys spoke and
52:41
everybody listened. So that's why I picked those two
52:45
guys. And I've heard stories, but I've
52:47
been around owners and stuff like that over the years and
52:49
they say that these guys are the best.
52:52
John Mayer, his son, asshole, just so you know, don't like
52:55
him. I, I, I didn't like him.
52:57
Remember when we met him at the Tom Coffin dinner?
53:00
I didn't like him. I, I, I didn't like his
53:02
attitude. I didn't like how he was acting.
53:04
So I I wasn't. Tish was nice.
53:07
Yeah, Tish was very nice. He, he was really cool.
53:10
He seemed. Like he was very interactive at.
53:11
Once I thought I thought Tish was really, really cool and his
53:14
family was very, very nice there too.
53:16
So I I like the Tish family. Thank you to all the fans on the
53:19
audio ends of Spotify and Apple and the video ends of Spotify
53:23
and Apple. Thank you to TikTok, Instagram,
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Facebook, worldwide sports radio network, RX, everybody that's
53:31
tuning in and checking us out on social medias, all the social
53:35
media networks that we're on and, and again, we're growing.
53:38
We'd like to thank everybody and, and I apologize for some of
53:42
the negative attacks. I I attacked on on TikTok, I
53:47
like all the emails that I'm getting.
53:49
So thank you to all the fans that are reaching out and and
53:52
also the fans that are reaching out to me to get to jabba by the
53:55
way, jabba's like why are they reaching out to you?
54:00
They. Want their own pair of dude
54:02
wipes? Yeah, did you see Dude Wipes
54:06
became the exclusive sponsor of the Tush Push?
54:10
That's right, as long as she's using Dude Wipes and taking care
54:13
of my 2 hole I'm. Good.
54:14
I think we need to reach out. Pretty on brand.
54:17
I think we need to reach out to them.
54:18
I think we we are the kings of, you know, populating the dude,
54:22
right, dude? Dude wipes, by the way.
54:24
But I'm a little tired. It's been a long day for me, a
54:27
long week for me, but I'm just happy.
54:28
It was really good. All the shows were great this
54:31
week and honestly just getting better.
54:34
I like I'd like to thank all the fans really seriously, all the
54:37
fans that have tuned in and and checked us out and and all the
54:40
new fans. Tell your friends to your family
54:42
about us. If you're if you're if you're
54:44
bored and you're sitting here watching the Yankee game or
54:46
watching the Yankees absolutely bomb a game they should have
54:49
won. Well, you should be listening to
54:50
our show because we would just absolutely kill them.
54:53
Aaron Boone absolutely putrid in the 8th inning when it comes to
54:56
Devin Williams. Oh my God, horrible calling that
55:00
idiot then. But anyways, that's it.
55:02
We'll talk to you next week Monday.
55:05
Who do we have? On nothing yet for Monday, but
55:06
Wednesday, Nathan was able to get Jordan Ronan, who's the ESPN
55:09
NFL Nation reporter for the New York Giants.
55:12
Oh, that'll be. Fun 945.
55:14
Jordan I very big when it comes to Giants reporting, so getting
55:18
Jordan on is is pretty cool and I'm sure he'll have his take on
55:22
where he thinks the Giants are going to be.
55:23
And and by the way, the Giants will play game number one on
55:28
Sunday. So I'll ask him what he thought
55:29
about the New York Giants on Sunday.
55:32
So there you go Jabba. You have anything to say before
55:35
we go, buddy? No, the the Yankees, just when,
55:41
just when you like them, they do this.
55:44
Yeah. Other than that, yeah.
55:48
Nick, I guess. I got another.
55:53
Goody goody, just just take your pills and go to bed.
55:56
He he lost his mojo when he lost his crown.
56:00
Goody was trying to track how much the the last pitch Devin
56:02
Williams threw compared to the Comet he was.
56:05
He. Tastes himself.
56:07
Stop. That's not true.
56:09
He's just comparing the value of a second edition and a third
56:11
edition. MU 2.
56:14
Actually, actually, I'm admiring this man.
56:17
This man spent 33 years alone on an island because he didn't feel
56:20
like talking to anyone. I feel like that right now.
56:23
Block. I'm not doing any freaking tag.
56:26
Team. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
56:28
that's it for our show. We'll talk to you next week.
56:31
Good night, it. Is the worldwide sports radio
56:34
network.