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Joba and the Mouth 7-14-25 · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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If it is the worldwide sports radio network.
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The Home Run Derby is tonight as baseball enters the All Star
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break. We will preview both the Derby
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and Tuesday's All Star game before covering the controversy
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surrounding sensational rookie Jacob Mizyarowski's inclusion in
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the All Star Game. After only 5 exceptional starts
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in the league, sources report the Lakers are freezing out
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LeBron and transitioning immediately into the Luca era,
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leaving LeBron in the lurch. Is this the end for LeBron in La
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La Land? And before we determine who is
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the king of the Hill and dial it up to 11, we will crack a six
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pack with Speedy and talk some of the big surprises in the MLB
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draft on yet another jam packed live Monday night edition of
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Jabba and the Mouth. The Nets are going to give him a
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significant. You're going to have a ton of
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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.
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Judge and saying that he can't win the big game.
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Michael Jordan. Said I.
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Played 82 games. You don't see the fun?
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Doing that a. Game where you got to go?
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Before I told you Giant fans, Saquon Barkley at.
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This point, Do it.
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Yes, ladies and gentlemen, you just heard Mr. Fishman, he is
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our executive producer on the board OPS.
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As you know, Tommy poops. Nick Goody will be with us a
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little bit later in the show. He's coaching some baseball.
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It's pouring over there in Florida.
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And ladies and gentlemen, it yet again, it is pouring here in
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Long Island. Not too bad right now.
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But throughout the week from Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
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possibly Friday, we're going to have rain.
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It's been humid, it's been disgusting, it's been sticky.
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I hate it. And ladies and gentlemen, This
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is why I could never live in Florida.
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You've heard it from me, I can never live in Florida.
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I can't stand the Florida weather.
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And it's becoming that problem here in New York, as it always
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does throughout the summer. Jabba, what's going on?
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How is the weather in the one and only Nebraska?
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It's fantastic right now. What's fantastic?
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What is it? 90 degrees 95° and mugging.
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Disgusting we are at Hold on, let me, let me is the.
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Corn growing in the the the. See what we got right now?
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Let me see what we got. You don't even know what the
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weather is over there. It's like 80.
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Five. No idea. 85 Oh, we're 95 right
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now. So it's 85 humidity here in Long
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Island. It's probably 9293.
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It's just muggy disgusting outside.
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You're in the strong. Yeah, the strong.
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It's just. Yeah, strong friggin island as
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we all call it over here. I don't know how strong it is,
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but we all know the wine is good over here.
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But I, I should be drinking after all the stuff that's
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happened to me over the last couple of days.
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But nevertheless, I was at an event last night.
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Well yesterday enjoyed the the interesting weather on the beach
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and and got a chance to speak to different people and we might be
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able to do a live show. Well, no, no athletes, no movie
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stars, but a couple of owners of big businesses and he liked my
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little pitch and we might be able to do a live show at.
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An unbelievable event. Did you give him a business
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card? Yes, I gave him a business card.
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I had a little bit of fun conversations with him, told him
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a little bit about this show. He's my I didn't send it out to
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him yet. I got to send him the show right
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now. I didn't get a chance because
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I've been SO. Fucking busy.
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I got to do that. I got to do that too.
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Sorry the media, I haven't done it yet.
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It's it's been very, very busy for the one and only me and I'm
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actually sending the show out to him as we speak.
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So there you go. He's got it now.
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And I will say this for all the fans out there that have never
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tuned into this show, well, shame on you.
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This is a very unique show with a lot of comedy, a lot of sports
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conversation. We.
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Do go out and I'm I'm going to tell you I'm going to be
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probably a little remissed in the first, but Carter's pitching
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tonight, so I'm I'm going to be watching him.
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Alright, well, you, you do what you got to do.
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It's your son and obviously. Hey, do you want to watch watch
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my son pitch Game changer Hudson Monarchs?
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Yeah, well, listen, if I could do now I'm multitask on this
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show, but I don't know if I have.
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Three screens. I have three screens right now.
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I can't. Do that.
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Hosting a show, I don't have that ability.
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So I, I mean, I can look at my nails and make sure they're
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clean after taking a shower. I'll pop on the television,
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watch a little bit of sports, which is really nothing on
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television. There's no basketball, there's a
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little bit of baseball. We have the All Star game what
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we have the home run. Derby.
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No, we just have the Derby. They're the Derbys tonight, so
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we'll get a chance to watch the baseball.
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I I will put it on a little bit in a little bit Speedy, because
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you don't know how to use this system.
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You don't know how to use anything.
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As we all know, Speedy likes to think that he knows how to use
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things in any. Kind of.
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But we love, we love Speedy. Well, sometimes there are things
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that he does that makes me just absolutely annoyed.
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Well, you have to deal with him more than I.
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Do well, you don't have to see him.
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I got to see him every freaking day and then I have my
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girlfriend crying to me that you know that you see him more than
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you see me. So I I got to deal with her
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question. Britney's beautiful shut up.
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Well, she can be and she could also be very dark.
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And if anybody that doesn't know who Brittany, well watch out.
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She could probably if you fall asleep right in front of
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Brittany and she doesn't like you, she'll cut your head off.
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She'll either bite your head off or cut your head.
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Off and feed you to now. I mean, that's, well, not that
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kind of head. I I mean, she's not Lorena
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Bobbitt and if she is Lorena Bobbitt, good luck for her.
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I cuz I'm I'm making sure that I'm wearing a chastity belt or
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something around. Her.
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That means your Dick's out on the fucking Rd.
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Well, I it might be. I mean, you made my sausage.
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You know, we're trying to keep it PG right now into a little
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bit later in the show, but yeah. Or rated G.
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Right now, because the kids are still until you get going until
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you. Well, I do get going and when I
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get going, I mean, I don't like I could last a little bit or I
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could just, you know, it could just come and flatten, you know,
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do a lot of other things and and annoy a lot of people while I'm
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doing it. As all over social media, people
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get washed away with what I have to say on some of these topics.
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But nevertheless, I'm here to entertain people.
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I will say something for all the fans out there that like to
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laugh and like to see crazy things.
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I saw something very unique today and I have seen a lot of
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unique things over the years but this one really just had my eyes
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turning and had everybody else including 25 Middle Country Rd.
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stopping. I, I don't know where this guy
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was coming from but he was practically naked and he ran
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across the street. He looked like he was running
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from something today. I didn't see a dog, I didn't see
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anything. It looked like he came out of
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the shower he was wearing. He was really nothing.
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He was practically butt, you know butt ass naked running
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across the street here at 25 in Selden, NY.
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I don't know what happened to the guy, but I stopped and I was
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shocked because I was at the light and I see this guy running
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across the street in the middle of traffic.
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And you just when you think you haven't seen it all, I've seen
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it all. I've seen somebody lay on a
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railroad butt ass naked with his, you know, you know what his
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nuts hanging out and wondering if a train's going to run him
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over. This was like a couple of years
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ago. It, it was crazy because I was
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just about to finish up what I was doing.
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I'm seeing this guy run across the street.
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I mean, he not only stopped traffic, he shocked a lot of
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people, including the cops that were going after.
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And you see, I, I don't know what was going on, but somebody
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was after him. So I don't know.
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It was very, very weird. But nevertheless, I, I'm a
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little lost in some of the things that I see here in Long
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Island, New York. It's a little crazy.
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Speaking of crazy, the MLB All Star Game festivities begin
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tonight with the Home Run Derby, which everybody can't wait for.
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All Star Game is tomorrow. It's your favorite, it's your.
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Favorite it is. It's the best part of the All
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Star game. Ronald Lacuna dropped out of the
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Home Run Derby with a back tightness, which obviously that
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was your guy Jabba, so they added the one and only Braves
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Matt Olson to replace him. First baseman Matt Olson in the
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first round of the of the players will have 3 minutes of
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40 pitches to hit as many home runs as they can and we'll get a
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bonus time. It will get bonus time if they
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don't get. Out.
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Three times they don't get out. Three times in the second round,
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players advancing will be receded with where number one
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will face the number 4 #2 will race #3 to advance the finals.
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Cal Cal Relay is the betting favorite to follow, followed by
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O'Neill Cruz, James Wood and Jazz Jism in the biggest long
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shot to win. Tarika Screwball was named
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American League Pitch a starting pitcher tomorrow and Paul
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Skeens, all the guys that I said we're going to be named are
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named starting pitcher for the American League of National
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League. Screwball Also asked Max Freed
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if he wanted to be the star, having pitched for Atlanta for
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many years. But Freed Reed said that
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Scrabble deserved to be the starter because he's the best
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pitcher right now in baseball. The American League has won ten
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of the last 11 All Star games with the National Leagues only
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when coming in 2023. Now obviously everybody can't
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wait until the Home Run Derby. I'm one of those guys that
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enjoys it. The festivities really the build
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up of it and then you're getting a chance to see some of the best
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home run hitters in baseball. It's fun.
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What I don't like is how they bring it all together and some
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of these guys now O'Neill Cruz is, is going to be a sensational
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player as we see him. He's a young player growing as
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as a Major League player. His body hasn't even be fully
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grown. And what is he, 2324 years old?
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He's a kid. James Wood, he's 22 years old.
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Jazz Chisholm is one of the veterans, veterans in this his
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Home Run Derby. And obviously Raleigh is a is a
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guy that is a catching phenomenon who's having a great
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season. He's going to be the starting
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catcher for the United States baseball team in the World
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Baseball Classic in the offseason.
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So that'll be fun to watch to see this team, the way they're
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loading this team up. Team USA.
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We haven't seen a loaded Team USA play in the World Baseball
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Classic in a very long time. Aaron Judge will be the the
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captain of Team USA, But I, I want to see guys like Aaron
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Judge or Giancarlo Stanton, those power hitters.
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I want to see the best hitters, the best home runner, home run
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hitters in baseball. Otani show Otani, who's been in
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the Home Run Derby a couple of years.
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How about Pete Alonso? Why isn't Pete Alonso back in
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the Home Run Derby? He's won, I think two or three.
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So you want to see those guys. You want to see the best home
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run power hitters in baseball. The problem is, as we've heard
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over the years, the Home Run Derby of the Home Run Derby
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hurts the power hitters when they they, they play in the Home
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Run Derby, they don't hit as many home runs after it because
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you're putting, obviously you're, you're wearing yourself
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out, you're putting a lot of power in the Home Run Derby and
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it scares a lot of coaches. It scares a lot of managers and
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team execs because they don't want to see these guys in the
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second-half of the season, you know, die down.
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I've seen it over the years. It's.
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Been, but are are we going to say it the same way too?
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Is exactly like what Juan Soto said.
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He's like, I'm, I'm losing out on money.
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Well, again, I don't know how much you make in the Home Run
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Derby. I what is it $100,000?
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Did did you not see what it is? No, for the Home Run Derby, I
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want soda. Wants no.
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Want Soda wants to play in the All Star game?
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I'm talking about the Home Run Derby.
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Why? Not that's just his bonus, but
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I'm saying those guys that do it it it's 1,000,000 bucks.
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What to win the Home Run Derby is, is it?
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1,000,000 bucks, second third is 850-7700 450,000 Yeah, like
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there's he's not wrong. No, he's not wrong.
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First of all, I I don't think again going back to.
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One, I don't care if you're making as much money as you are.
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He's leaving money on the table. Yes, because he technically is.
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Well, he shouldn't open his mouth.
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And if he didn't open his mouth and speak the way he spoke over
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there with the press over the last.
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Couple of weeks he. Threw himself under the bus.
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And then obviously you look at the big picture.
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Juan Soto is a guy that has always been a yappy person.
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We've we spoke about it last week when he was with the
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Padres. Even when he was over there with
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the Nationals, he had his own opinion towards everything.
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The Nationals couldn't take it anymore.
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The Padres couldn't take it anymore.
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The Yankees wanted to keep them. You can't lie about that.
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And nobody, as the Yankee fans would say, we don't want Juan
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Soto. I'm sure the Yankee fans
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wouldn't have been upset if Juan Soto was playing for the New
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York Yankees. I would say Juan Soto's numbers
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would be a lot better when it comes to batting average.
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He's out about. His home runs, he's gotten
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really hot over the last couple of weeks.
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Last three weeks he's hit I, I, I don't know the exact numbers,
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it's got to be over 8. And he, he's, he's been one of
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the better power hitters over the last three or four weeks.
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So he, he's a guy that definitely obviously baseball
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looked, looked at him and said, you know what, we don't want him
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there. We don't want to deal with his
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his crap. He is he would have gotten
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$100,000 from the New York Mets. It would have been a part of his
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contract if he played in the All Star game.
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He's he's got many All Star games to appear in.
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It's not going to be the only one.
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He's going to have a chance next year.
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And we have Scott talk. And what was, what is Scott
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saying over here, Speedy? Looks like he's saying hi from
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new. Orleans What does he say?
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What's up my dues? And he likes Buxton tonight.
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I'm not sure if Scott. I don't know if that's one of
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the US guys we met at the Super Bowl, but shout out to Scott.
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Yeah, and, and again, Buxton is a guy that a lot of people like
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in, in the Home Run Derby, They're a lot of these guys are
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going to be, they're going to have an opportunity to win the
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home Home Run Derby. There's no question.
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I, I got James Wood. I, I think he is the guy I'm
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rooting for. He's the young phenom, 6 foot 7
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power hitter, the Aaron Judge body type.
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I don't know if he's as big as Aaron Judge, but he's got that
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that type of power that you want to see a young kid have.
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The Nationals have a good one. They definitely do.
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They have a couple of good ones. And I think the Nationals in the
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next couple of years, they brought in it, they're going to
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be bringing a new GM and a new manager in the offseason.
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I'm interested to see where they go.
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Again, this is an organization that's given up a lot of good
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talent. Trey, remember, when you look at
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what they had over over the years, I, you could argue this,
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it was the most talented team when it came to their farm
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system to the Major League level.
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I mean, Bryce Harper was on this team at one point you had
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Stephen Strasburg, Max Scherzer. I mean, Trey Turner was on this
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team that now Trey Turner and obviously Bryce Harper are
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playing on the same team with the Phillies.
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The Phillies are right now playing pretty good baseball.
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We'll see what they do in the second-half.
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Again, we're going into this, this Home Run Derby.
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A lot of questions will not be asked because again, these guys
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are out there to entertain the fans.
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We I we want to see as many home runs as we possibly can and
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people are going to have betting favorites.
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Obviously we see Raleigh being the guy that's the betting
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favorite, but nevertheless, I want to see these young guys
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really show why everybody thinks they're the future of the MLB.
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But you want to see these young guys it's.
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What makes their names out? There, yes, right.
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Yes, I. Also think if, if, if if you say
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it and we we've had this conversation too.
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You said this is your favorite. It's the best part of like all
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the All Star like festivities, right?
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Yeah, it's the best part of it. Yeah, that is literally this.
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And but that's the the same thing like the slam dunk contest
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and what we talked about like you're going to get garage now.
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It's so yeah, you're right, you're right, you're right.
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But why wouldn't you want to be one of the best to do it and do
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it? But I get what you're saying
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because it's like we've seen dudes that have gone in the All
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Star game and have basically pooped the bed, right?
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Because now their swing is I got the Nick Swisher went, Nick
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Swisher went to the Home Run Derby.
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He swung and missed at the first pitch, swung and missed.
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It's different because there's no cage.
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There's no cage. Also, you get your own guy
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throwing the ball to you. You have your father, your
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sister, your cousin and all these guys out there.
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I remember Robinson Cano was in the home run.
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Derby had his. Father his dad yeah, so but at
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this but that's different if if if I'm throwing to Carter way
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different because he knows what I'm going to do well.
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Because he it's. Different.
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He knows you and you're his father.
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I, I also believe and I, I also believe with the Home Run Derby,
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you want to see those 500 feet, you know, home runs, the 480
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feet home runs. You want to see these guys RIP
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it. That's what you want to see.
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I don't want to see these short porch home runs.
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And, and again, this is a ballpark that's very interesting
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because we talked about Atlanta. Atlanta is a, a pretty big
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ballpark. It's not a small ballpark.
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It's one of the ones. And so we got that.
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That literally is right now going on on ESPN sports book
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Kyle Raleigh's plus 260 Jazz Chisman's plus 1200 and so you
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said you had Rook right I've. Had Rooker, Jake also had.
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Rooker. You had Rooker.
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Our private show. I had Rooker too and I have one
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in the finals with him. Another one that has a good like
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raw swing Java you were talking about.
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Like the distance wise, he's one of the good distance.
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Wise you know why you know why you go with the bigger guy is.
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Who was your favorite home run hitter though?
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My favorite home run hitter. Yes, and don't give me a Mets
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guy. Don't give me.
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No, there's not enough Mets guys that have done enough with home
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runs in my life. Straw.
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I love straw. Yeah, and he was abused.
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That that was that wasn't my lifetime.
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I mean, obviously we played against a really good one with
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the Mets and and Ryan Howard with the Phillies.
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Like he had some 53 home run seasons, which were insane.
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I mean, the the other guys that I really liked, a lot of them
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came from the Twins. I also like them growing up to
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with with more know and Tori Hunter and guys like that.
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But I wouldn't say those were like the raw ones of the league
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though at the time, Like it was probably the pools.
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It was Miguel Cabrera, guys like.
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That mine was Frank Thomas. None of those guys stuck out,
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yeah. I only started watching later,
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like more of the end of his career here with Frank Thomas,
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but I know he was one of the best ever.
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I like the guys. I like the stories where you
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didn't expect those guys to win the Home Run Derby and they come
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out of nowhere and they win the Home Run Derby.
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That's, that's the, that's the stuff that you want to see.
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It's the same thing with the slam dunk contest.
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I I obviously slam dunk contest hasn't been the same since the
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90s. The last time fish head Griffy,
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Fish head Griffy, All right. And that, that's tough.
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That's tough to take away, but fish is.
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In love with Griffey. If Griffey was still playing in
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the league, you know Griffey, I mean, fish would jump on
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Griffey's Pogo stick. OK, He he has this.
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Like. He's got this like little.
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Fetish. Fish come in.
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Fish come in well. Hold on one second.
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I I I wasn't even unless. Unless he's doing his insulin
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right now. I wasn't even telling.
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Him I will. I will say one thing and why I
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love Griffey is so I'm a backwards hat guy, always been
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when we went to Coopers. Because you want to show
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everybody how bald you are, that's why, right?
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Is that what it is? Well, that's.
21:27
Probably there it is. There you go, ladies and
21:29
gentlemen. That's why he likes the
21:31
backwards hat because he wants to show how bold he is.
21:35
Well, he's got a lot of he's got a lot of hair, hair on his
21:37
chinny chin, chin. But when it comes to the top of
21:40
his, you know, his melon, he's got no hair whatsoever.
21:44
And as far as Griffey is concerned, Griffey was a great
21:47
hitters, great power hitter. We all know what he was and and,
21:50
and again, he was never proven to do steroids.
21:52
So everybody has this love fetish for Ken Griffey junior.
21:55
I also think that what he does as a player off the field now
21:59
he's taking he's a professional photographer.
22:02
He's he's out there football games and baseball games and UFC
22:06
fights, taking professional pictures and selling them.
22:09
Great for him. Congratulations to Ken Griffey
22:11
junior. The thing is those are we expect
22:14
Ken Griffey junior to go out there and win those home run
22:17
derbies. We expect Frank Thomas to go out
22:19
there, the big hurt to go out there and hit home runs.
22:22
You expect guys like Mickey Mantle or Aaron George or John
22:26
Carlos stand, but the guys like Curtis Granderson.
22:30
Remember that Curtis Granderson hitting fifty home?
22:32
Runs. 46. Yeah, so those are those are the
22:36
guys that really stick out to me that I want to watch.
22:38
The guys that you don't expect to be Bobby Abreu, Bobby Abreu,
22:43
Bobby Abreu hit like a million Phillies out of nowhere.
22:45
Philadelphia. Philly, he hit 51.
22:48
And he had like a dozen home runs like in the in like the
22:50
season he was. A great player.
22:52
He had 18 going into. He had 18 going into.
22:55
It was. Just wild that the power just
22:57
came out of nowhere. And he just, he did in Philly.
23:01
It was impressive. I like Bobby, I like he was.
23:04
It was really good for the Yankees too, later in his.
23:06
Career. He was alright.
23:08
He was, he was. He was a great teammate.
23:10
Great teammate. Griffin had the greatest swing
23:12
ever. The greatest left-handed swing
23:14
I've ever seen as Ken Griffey Junior.
23:16
I think the greatest swing I've heard was Mickey Mantle.
23:18
I think he had the greatest swing, No?
23:21
It wouldn't be. I've never.
23:22
Seen the Mickey Mantle swing? You know, other than like a
23:24
couple of. Well, go watch Bryce Harper.
23:26
Everybody says Bryce Harper's swing is very.
23:29
Close to I'll take him. I'll take him from the left side
23:32
for sure. So I'm just saying the Griffey
23:34
swing was and and like Griffey made the backwards hat very
23:37
popular. I would, I would argue that
23:39
Griffey helped. Why?
23:40
Because he put his backward, he put his hat back.
23:43
I just don't think people did it before.
23:46
He robbed his own father of a pop fly.
23:50
Like how? Cool, is that?
23:53
He also played on the same team with his father for a little bit
23:55
too. 100% but how cool is that you?
23:59
And he was still living at his father's house.
24:02
Oh well, he robbed the Copper baseball player, I mean.
24:05
Back in the day, didn't he? Didn't he because were sick?
24:07
Didn't he get cold up in Seattle when he was like 2021 years old?
24:10
20 Griffin he was He was 20. He was a kid and, and, and of
24:14
course he's living at his parents house at 20 years old.
24:16
I wasn't, I mean, I, I got out of the house at 17/18/19.
24:20
Yeah, I haven't had a kid yet. I'm 43.
24:23
So that's a whole nother story. But nevertheless, I, I, I do
24:26
think obviously. Other than Goody, I'm the only
24:29
dad on this. Shit on the panel and I will say
24:32
this for scruple to go to Max Freed and actually go to him and
24:35
and and ask him if he wants to start in the all.
24:37
Star game, You agree with that? I, I, I respect Scruple for
24:41
doing that because he didn't have to, but it shows the
24:44
respect that he has for Max Freed and who he was as a Braves
24:48
player and what he did for them the the Atlanta Braves before he
24:51
went to the the New York Yankees, so.
24:53
Respect for the game. Yeah, and I, I give screwball a
24:56
lot of credit. I mean, he's been the best
24:58
pitcher in baseball for the last 2 1/2.
25:00
I know the kid. I know what he does.
25:02
I know how great of a player he is.
25:04
And I know that the Detroit Tigers at one point last year at
25:07
the trade deadline wanted to move.
25:10
Everybody talks about the game that we play and, and
25:12
pronouncing names. And I could guarantee you guys,
25:16
if you weren't looking up these names when you're putting out
25:18
there, you couldn't pronounce their names either.
25:20
So I was 100. Percent like I'm I'm not doing
25:23
that game show, but when I get called Joba, it's Jabba.
25:28
Oh well, it's but no, it's a. No, that's my name.
25:31
No goba every. Time you do it.
25:34
Goba. I like that.
25:36
I like Joba. Scuba.
25:38
Again, I I think that the fact that Scubal went to time Max
25:44
Freed and actually he pronounced it right, actually asked him if
25:49
he wants to start at the Ulster game gives it really shows the
25:52
respect that he has for the game and really respect for Max
25:56
Freed, who has had a, who's had a sensational year for the New
25:59
York Yankees. It's not like he hasn't put out
26:01
the the numbers that is very deserving to be the starter for
26:05
the American League. But Scuba's been the better
26:08
pitcher, especially with a Detroit Tigers is the best team
26:11
right now as far as records are concerned in baseball and and
26:15
really has been the best team in the first half of the season all
26:18
around with the young players that they have, the talent that
26:20
they have. It's been very well put
26:22
together. And the last time I've seen this
26:24
team as good as it is was when Justin Verlander and Scherzer
26:28
was on the team and Miguel Cabrera.
26:30
I mean, that team was loaded. And now you have a young, all
26:34
these young. Phenoms on that team too.
26:36
Yes, the young phenoms that were on on this roster.
26:41
Now Detroit has a very good chance to go to the World
26:43
Series. The American League really is
26:45
lackluster and, and, and I will see how everything pans out in
26:50
the second-half of the season. We'll see where the trades go in
26:52
the next two weeks. Everybody keeps talking about
26:55
the Home Run Derby, but you got to look at what what some of
26:57
these teams are doing. And really at the tail end of
26:59
the first half, the Yankees were up and down.
27:02
They really have played the worst baseball of of the year in
27:05
the month of June and they've fallen out.
27:07
I mean, they've won, I think they've won 14 games in the
27:10
month of June and, and, and early in the month of month of
27:13
July. I want to see the Yankees play a
27:14
little bit better in the second-half.
27:16
And it all lies on Brian Cashman and Aaron Boone to figure it
27:20
out. Now, analytics is not going to
27:22
get the answer and give you the answers to the equation.
27:25
The Yankees need to show up to, to to the games and play.
27:29
I don't know what you play. You want to play Powerball.
27:31
You play Powerball. Hit the ball out of the park.
27:33
If you're going to play small ball, steal bases and play small
27:36
ball. Early in the season, the Yankees
27:38
were doing that. They were playing small ball
27:40
baseball. It really looked like they were
27:42
changing the way in the pace of the game.
27:44
And then all of a sudden they stopped playing that way and
27:47
they started to rely too much on the pitching.
27:49
The pitching started to get a little bit, you know, some
27:51
certain pitchers were coming back.
27:52
Schmidt came back. He was down, he was back.
27:55
I I mean, Marcus Strowman has been a of himself in the first
27:58
half. I whenever he started, he's
28:00
looked bad. I'll tell you this, I got
28:02
Rodon's been better. Rodon's had a very good season.
28:05
This has been Rodon's best season in the first half as a
28:08
New York Yankee and he had to pick up the slack after Garrett
28:11
Cole has been out of for the rest.
28:14
It's been out for the season. It'll be out probably early next
28:17
season. So you're going to have to get a
28:19
lot more from Rodon. We'll see what the Yankees do at
28:21
the trade downline. There are stories that the
28:22
Yankees will go after a starter pitcher.
28:25
They're looking at some bullpen help and starter pitcher.
28:27
They don't think they need any help in the lineup.
28:29
And, and by the way, Aaron Boone coming out and saying they're
28:31
the best team in baseball. I think he's he's smoking a
28:34
little bit. And whatever he's smoking, he
28:35
needs to share some of it with me because I'm going to need it
28:38
after the day I had today watching somebody run across of,
28:41
you know, 25-A, you know, naked and butt ass naked, running from
28:45
something I didn't see. So he must have been running
28:47
from a ghost or maybe somebody was going to the bathroom trying
28:50
to stab him or something. But I, I will say this, I will
28:54
say this, the All Star game means nothing.
28:57
It really means nothing anymore. Not anymore.
29:00
No, a couple of years ago they were actually whoever, whoever
29:03
wins the Ulster game, the National League, American
29:05
League, that's the team that has the, that's the those, that's
29:07
the league that has has the home home field advantage in the
29:11
World Series. I think obviously when you look
29:14
at the All Star game now, I, the only thing is, is bragging
29:17
rights now the American League has dominated the All Star game
29:21
for the last 12 years. Does the National League want to
29:24
go out there and, and prove their point?
29:26
I I don't know, the National League's been better really for
29:29
the last two seasons. I think they were the better
29:31
players. They have the better talent when
29:33
and I think they have obviously the more depth when it comes to
29:36
the baseball teams. But again, that doesn't sell to
29:39
anybody when it comes to the players.
29:41
There's more power in the American League.
29:42
It's always been that way. And that's what people want to
29:45
see. And that's why everybody can't,
29:46
including yours truly, can't wait for the the All Star, not
29:49
the All Star game, the Home Run Derby because of the power that
29:52
is in the, you know, in the in the Home Run Derby.
29:54
I want to see, I will say this, the guy is the guy that I really
29:59
want to see is Ronald Lacuna, but he is not in the he's not
30:02
going to be in the Home Run Derby.
30:03
So that washed away from everything.
30:05
I don't I don't care about much of any of these guys besides the
30:09
guy that I picked in James Wood because I haven't got a chance
30:12
to see this guy all season long. I saw a couple of games, I saw a
30:16
couple of his home runs there a gigantic.
30:19
This kid is special. He's a 512 player.
30:22
IA lot of people compared his skill to Aaron Judge.
30:24
We'll see what he does in the Home Run Derby.
30:26
Aaron Judge won the home Derby. If James Wood does this at such
30:30
an early age, it'd be special. It'd be fun to watch.
30:33
And the nationals had had have had some power of talent coming
30:39
out and playing, you know, hitting the Home Run Derby and
30:41
and going and playing in the All Star game.
30:43
So this is fun to see speed. Yeah, absolutely.
30:45
Like you mentioned the Nationals young talent, we've seen it over
30:46
the years. They developed the power right
30:48
away, even with not even just Bryce Harper and a lot of those
30:50
other young guys like James Wood.
30:51
We've seen it over the years with like middle infielders.
30:53
Were middle infielders not thought of as like a power
30:55
position at the time? We had one of them on the show
30:57
and and Danny Espinoza that was a good power hitter.
30:59
Ian Desmond, even before Turner was a good power hitter too.
31:01
And a lot of these guys are younger guys are really being
31:04
developed. And that's what you're seeing
31:05
with a lot of these infielders in this Derby too.
31:07
A common era with O'Neill Cruz, like they're getting developed
31:10
right away to that level. The Yankees thought they had one
31:12
with Gleber Torres. He was a good player and
31:14
obviously now he's in Detroit and doing some great things with
31:16
another guy. And Javier Baez had a great
31:18
start to his career as well. So the trajectory is very
31:20
interesting. What is Pat McAfee doing here?
31:22
Why is Pat McAfee hosting all this garbage?
31:25
I mean, no offense to Pat. I love the host of everything.
31:28
Yeah, he hosts everything. It doesn't.
31:30
It doesn't make me happier watching Pat McAfee, who knows
31:33
nothing about baseball, really doesn't.
31:35
He's a football guy and he's out there hosting.
31:38
I know he's an ESPN guy. I don't want to see Pat McAfee
31:41
there, but I want to see a baseball.
31:42
Guy you you have to say like I can't stand when they because
31:46
they do have bassin on their show, but why like, why are you
31:51
getting a guy like that? Like, and I'm not disrespecting
31:55
Pat by any means, but. I am.
31:59
I am. And you can, but like, I don't
32:02
want a dude like that. Like I want somebody that loves
32:05
baseball, like. That's what he's like.
32:07
I know. Nothing about baseball.
32:09
I want I want a guy that is. I want a guy that fucking loves
32:13
baseball. Bringing in Chipper Jones,
32:15
bringing in some of these veteran old players.
32:17
He was. He was the Futures Game Code I.
32:20
Would have loved to see him give me a baseball player that has
32:22
personality, an ex baseball player, wonderful personality.
32:25
You know how they. You're looking at one, yeah.
32:28
David Ortiz. How about David Ortiz?
32:30
He's dancing and prancing around.
32:31
On Well, how about me? You're not a, you're not a
32:34
hitter, you're a pitcher. I mean, if you want to pitch to
32:37
one of these guys, I mean, I'm sure a lot of these guys would
32:43
take your bet on trying to steal from you too.
32:45
So I, I will say this, the guy that I would have loved to see,
32:50
I would have loved to see it because of his personality is
32:53
called Pavano. That's what I would see.
32:56
If you were to talk about a pitcher who has no personality
32:59
whatsoever, it would be him. He gets hit by a hot dog Wiener
33:03
truck, and then he's out for three years, signs a big time
33:06
contract with the New York Yankees, crying and and dancing
33:10
and prancing for three years, saying that he wasn't healthy
33:12
enough. Then he gets on the mound.
33:14
He can't pitch a lick. He's not the same picture when
33:16
he came from the Marlins, and it was just an absolute debacle.
33:19
That's the guy. Or how about this Jacoby
33:21
Ellsberry? Let's watch him and, you know,
33:23
host a Home Run Derby. Yeah, Mr. Steroid Creep himself,
33:27
who's probably doing steroids before he gets it.
33:30
What do you mean? Did he win the MVP with the
33:31
Boston Reds like he was up for? He was definitely up for it.
33:35
Yeah, that crazy year, that's the year.
33:36
That's the year Verlander won the Triple Crown.
33:40
What I'm trying what I'm trying to say is I want.
33:43
That was 2000, 2012. If I'm if I'm going to see
33:46
somebody host a home run trophy, I want to see a baseball player.
33:50
I don't want to see Pat, man. I don't want like, I, I love Pat
33:53
and I love his show. I don't want him on the field.
33:58
No, tell him. Why don't you reach out to me?
34:00
You got all the connections. Reach out to Pat I.
34:02
Do, but at the same time I'll reach out to.
34:05
Triple H, it's not Pat, it's ESPN.
34:08
I'll reach out to Triple N that's putting Pat on this show.
34:12
They put Stephen A on different sports shows because they pay
34:15
them both tons and tons of money and don't give other.
34:18
People that are better than. Probably a different fields.
34:22
Droba is not an athlete. Job If you were to pick any of
34:25
the All Star players to tackle Pat McAfee, who would it be?
34:28
It doesn't, no, seriously like that.
34:30
It's really stupid thing. And it affects guys like us,
34:33
Sarah, that they're going to just give all the money to two
34:35
guys and they don't give a damn about these things.
34:38
We saw Stephen A Smith not even caring about his number one
34:40
sport in basketball, playing solitaire during the NBA Finals,
34:44
being caught on camera doing that.
34:45
Typical. And we know that Pat McAfee
34:47
couldn't care about anything other than the Pittsburgh
34:49
Pirates, who were one of the most God awful organizations in
34:51
baseball. I don't even watch his show, so
34:53
I didn't even know he's a Pittsburgh Pirates fan.
34:56
He's a he's a Pittsburgh everything fan.
34:57
Oh, good for him. That's it.
34:58
So he's a Steeler? Fan, but yeah.
35:00
But then again, whenever I watch his show, he talks about the
35:03
calls Sidney Crosby fan and he talks about it.
35:05
When I when he speaks about the calls, he always says no.
35:08
It doesn't make sense. If if you're going to if you're
35:11
going to do this right, if you're going to be on this and
35:15
fish is 100. Percent fast liquor.
35:18
It is not who should be there, It's because ESPN.
35:25
Doo Doo. And they have.
35:26
And at the end of the day, what game is tomorrow?
35:32
It's on Fox. I love Lisa Ann.
35:37
I'd rather Lisa and host it. That's what I would.
35:39
Like to see you're going to have the on the?
35:41
Field, you know. Give me, just give me a
35:44
baseball. Guy, hey, listen.
35:45
Give me a baseball. A baseball guy, basketball guy,
35:49
a football guy, and then and then when she's in the.
35:52
Backroom. She can, you know, set up fly
35:56
over right now. Well, yeah, well, I get
35:59
goosebumps every time. Well, I would get goosebumps if
36:02
I saw Lisa Ann on the field. So wouldn't it?
36:04
I mean, seriously. I will, I will say in I'm gonna
36:08
I'm gonna say this in a different realm.
36:11
Thank you for all the servicemen and women when we get a fly
36:15
over, we got a chance to be free and do this because of them.
36:20
Well, thank you so much. Thank you so much.
36:23
Yes, we, we'd like to thank all, all the people that fight for us
36:27
every single day, all the soldiers, all the Marines, all
36:30
the Navy special forces, everybody, Air Force, everybody
36:35
supporting and protecting us all the time and all.
36:39
The 4th of July was America's birthday.
36:41
And I always say, what are you? What are you shaking your head
36:43
for? What do you say?
36:44
Because you're literally just talking about porn stars And
36:47
you're like, hard stop. I love America.
36:48
Pulled it out of my ass. Yes, wow, Chaba's the one who
36:52
brought up a saluting and a look at the flyby and I was talking.
36:56
About I can't salute, I didn't serve, I can't salute.
36:59
I didn't serve a lot of people don't know the rules on that
37:01
stuff. First of all, I, I, I brought up
37:03
Lisanne because I'd rather her host the Home Run Derby than Pat
37:07
McAfee. At least there's something to
37:08
look at. I'm I'm watching Pat McAfee
37:10
stand out there. He doesn't even know half
37:13
you're. So on the.
37:14
Basketball field. No, I'm not.
37:16
I'm telling you the truth. Why would I want to see Pat
37:18
McAfee on on the baseball field when he doesn't know half these
37:21
guys? He doesn't know any of these
37:23
guys. He's reading off a script and it
37:25
probably ESPN is probably talking in his ear and telling
37:29
him, oh, this is Odile, this is Wood, this is Chisholm or
37:33
Chisholm, whatever you want to call him.
37:34
You know, it's, it's the problem right now in professional sports
37:37
and media. They put guys out there because
37:40
the fans want to see it. I I just want to see what I'm
37:43
dropping. What Nathan just said, no I
37:46
didn't. Lisa Ann, as long as she's just
37:48
a dude wipe, you're taking care of my 2 hole, I'm good.
37:51
That's what Nathan is saying. Nathan.
37:54
Get her on the show, Nathan. Yeah, well, if Lisa Ann. 100% he
37:58
can talk as much as he wants. Breaking news Goody has no
38:02
Woody. By the way, I'm wearing a
38:04
college jersey I had made of the one and only Nick Goody.
38:08
You want to see what it says in the back?
38:09
I'll show everybody what it says in the back.
38:10
Hello. Good wood, There you go.
38:15
I got goodies jersey on. Right.
38:17
Why don't you? Why don't you wear my jersey?
38:19
I got a jersey made for you, don't worry.
38:21
It's definitely something that's going to stand out, which is
38:23
going to piss you off as well. So don't worry, it's coming in
38:26
the mail. Don't worry.
38:28
I, I, I, I know how to screw with people and piss people off.
38:31
And even though I know Goody is going to like it because I got
38:33
his number and he thinks, oh, it's Goody.
38:35
No, it's Goodwood. And that's what we know him as.
38:38
I am a legend. He is a legend and his Jersey's
38:41
a legend and he'll definitely be worn on the show more than once.
38:44
But yeah, finishing up with the All Star game.
38:47
I'm not excited about the All Star game.
38:49
I could care less about the All Star game.
38:51
I know fans, baseball fans are looking forward to it because
38:54
there's nothing to watch on television.
38:55
And hopefully what would we got a week, week and 1/2 until OTA
38:59
start. It's it's a couple of weeks
39:00
away. Yeah, training camp is next week
39:02
for. Some games so training camp
39:03
starts. So that's what I want to see.
39:06
I want to see more of football and and football conversation
39:10
because that takes away from all the garbage that we're going to
39:13
watch when it comes to baseball. It doesn't get interesting until
39:15
the last month and a half of baseball.
39:17
Who's going to make it? Who's in the wild card spots?
39:20
What, what team's going to pick up what player and off of
39:23
waivers, because automatically they become available guys that
39:27
you, you thought, Oh my God, he's, he's eager to be traded.
39:31
And then all of a sudden he gets dropped at the waiver line
39:33
because nobody wants them. Or they, the team that has him
39:36
doesn't want him anymore and he goes to, he's automatically a
39:39
free agent And a team out of nowhere like the Dodgers or one
39:43
of these teams automatically gets these guys and they go on,
39:46
they go on a run all the way to the World Series.
39:48
The Dodgers assignment deferral is money.
39:50
Next year it's. Pathetic.
39:51
It's absolutely pathetic and that's what I hate when it comes
39:54
to certain sports is same thing with basketball.
39:57
I say this about basketball all the time.
39:59
These what do they call this? We go about.
40:02
No, no. No trade.
40:04
When they trade a pick, you trade.
40:06
All the protected. Picks.
40:07
Protected or unprotected picks. If you trade a pick depending on
40:12
the year, there shouldn't be a protected or unprotected pick.
40:15
But basketball has done it where it screwed a lot of teams,
40:18
including the New York Knicks. Remember the Kristaps Porzingis
40:21
trade? The Knicks traded for two first
40:23
round draft picks. They winded up getting a second
40:25
round draft pick for Kristaps Porzingis eventually helps the
40:28
the Boston Celtics win a championship.
40:31
The as they call them as Kevin Durant, AKA Mr. Twitter feed
40:35
himself, says the Unicorn. As we all know, I I just it's
40:40
pathetic. It's absolutely pathetic and it
40:42
just really it it dry heaps me as as you know.
40:46
Does that make sense to you, Speedy?
40:47
Dry heaps? No, that's a That's a
40:48
terminology that it sounds like would have came out of Nathan's
40:51
mouth. Wow, I mean Nathan is a pretty
40:53
sick person. Nathan will dry heaps to lately
40:56
sad. Brewers young star Jacob is a
40:59
Rouse. Key was named to the National
41:03
League All Star team as a replacement and several Philly
41:07
players were not happy. Several Phillies players called
41:11
out Major League Baseball for putting him on the team after
41:14
making just 5 starts, while two of their pitchers, Ranger Suarez
41:20
and Christopher Sanchez, have pitched all season.
41:23
Trey Turner said to The Athletic.
41:26
What a joke. It's a terrible process.
41:28
JT Realmuto also took shots at the MLP, saying that both
41:32
Sanchez and Suarez should have been on the roster in the 1st
41:36
place. Nick Castellanos said that the
41:39
All Star Our game voting process is turning into a Savannah
41:44
Bananas game. Sanchez has a 2.5 ERAA, 1.14
41:50
WHIP and 122 strikeouts in just 19 starts this season.
41:55
Suarez has a 1.94 ERA, one point O, 5 WHIP and 78 strikeouts in
42:01
13 starts this season. Miss Orozski has a 2.81 ERAA,
42:07
0.896 WHIP and 30 3 strikeouts and five starts.
42:12
The only reason why he is going into the All Star game and why
42:15
they decided to go with him is because he's a superstar.
42:18
He's becoming a star, he's becoming a name.
42:21
Everybody wants to see him. This guy has been dominating,
42:25
stalling over 100 mile per hour. He's throwing 103 mph.
42:29
So this guy's got a lot of heat. So everybody wants to see that
42:32
young phenom. We remember Lincoln some this
42:35
kid had a weird release point. He was small.
42:38
He he he some people said he was like 5 five 10511.
42:41
He looked like he was 5 foot 6 and he was on the mound and he
42:44
he won two side Youngs. He was a sensational pitcher for
42:47
the Giants and he was a guy that everybody wanted to see in the
42:50
All Star game. In his first two years.
42:53
He didn't have the numbers. I don't think he had the numbers
42:55
in his second year to make the All Star team, but he did.
42:59
Why? Because he was a young phenom
43:01
that everybody wanted to see. Never nobody got a chance to
43:04
really see him that much. Remember, base sports is
43:07
different now because now you have the MLB Network, you have
43:10
all these different channels that you can get a chance to see
43:12
these guys up at the plate and, and, or, or get a chance to see
43:16
there every at bats. It's not like it was when a guy
43:21
like that or even half the players that we've spoken about
43:24
in the past in the 90s, we have mentioned over the years, never
43:29
really got it. You, you never really got a
43:30
chance to see them unless they were playing on ESPN for
43:33
Sunday's baseball, you know, night or, or Fox, Fox Saturday's
43:38
weekends or something like that. You really never got a chance to
43:41
see these guys play unless you were living in Philadelphia or
43:45
living in New York or living in California.
43:48
So unfortunate. Well, it's fortunate that more
43:51
more than you ever have. The problem is it's 162 games
43:55
and it's very dried out. Now as far as the the Trey
43:59
Turner coming out and saying what a joke, he's absolutely
44:02
right. He's right.
44:03
And how's? It how's it dried?
44:05
Out though, what do you mean baseball 160?
44:08
Two games in a season and the only, the only people that
44:11
really give a crap about it is those, those real die hard
44:14
baseball fans. And if you see what the numbers
44:17
are right now, it's it's, it's up and down in many different,
44:21
you know, in, in a process of trying to compare them to
44:24
football games. Remember football, there's 17
44:27
games in a season. There's less games.
44:29
So people watch it more because it's not as many games when you
44:32
have so many games. A lot of people, especially some
44:34
of these teams, a lot of these teams are horrible.
44:37
How many good teams are in baseball right now?
44:39
9/9/10 at most. The rest of the teams are
44:43
horrible. Nobody cares to see certain
44:46
teams that are going to play. Does anybody really want to see
44:49
the Pittsburgh Pirates besides guys like Pat McAfee or when you
44:54
get a chance to see Paul Skeens? That's the only time anybody
44:57
wants to watch a Pittsburgh Pirates game.
44:59
And there's a lot of teams like the Pittsburgh Pirates nobody
45:02
gives a crap about. Minnesota for years has been a
45:04
pretty good team. Does anybody care about that
45:06
roster but you're talking? About a conglomerate you're not
45:09
talking about like people that actually love the sport.
45:12
Let me ask you a question. It doesn't.
45:14
It doesn't matter. Baseball.
45:16
No, it does. Baseball doesn't matter over the
45:18
years. You're going to go to the game
45:21
because you love baseball. Really.
45:22
Why are the numbers down right now?
45:24
In baseball, when it comes to going to games, you're gonna
45:26
you're gonna have your favorite player.
45:28
Why are the numbers down? Job player?
45:29
Why? Are the why are the games down?
45:31
Why are the numbers down right now when it comes to going to
45:33
watch baseball games? They're still doing over 3.
45:36
Billion dollars a year. OK, So what?
45:38
Every single sport. Is doing that.
45:39
Even hockey's doing that now as as you see, what's getting close
45:44
to baseball, hockey is. Not even close to.
45:45
Again, hockey is a. Different sport.
45:48
It's a Canadian sport. Yes, it is.
45:50
And you're talking about half of the season of baseball.
45:53
Again. And that's why 80.
45:55
Two games of hockey is much more interesting to watch than 162
45:58
games of baseball, and I I know you're going to stick up for it.
46:01
81, not 82. I'm sorry.
46:03
It's 82 games. 82 it's 82 games. They're going to 84.
46:08
Though you're going to correct me, You're.
46:09
Going to. Correct.
46:10
You're going to correct me when it comes to hockey.
46:12
Are you serious? Hockey and basketball are both
46:14
82. Hockey is. 82 games.
46:16
And again, going back to hockey and what we were talking about
46:19
hockey, hockey might not. They don't make as much money as
46:22
baseball, not. Yet they don't.
46:23
Not yet. Because again.
46:25
It's a Canadian sport. That's not true.
46:28
It's it's growing right now. They will never make as much.
46:32
Money as me, maybe, maybe not. But again.
46:34
Baseball eventually will have a salary cap.
46:36
It always happens. It won't.
46:38
OK, it won't. We'll see.
46:39
It'll happen. Don't you think?
46:40
That this shows that like baseball feels like they have a
46:43
problem though, Errol, that they have to put a kid like Miss
46:46
Zarowski up there in the All Star game because they're trying
46:48
to sell tickets one O 3. They're trying to sell.
46:51
They have to. They want to.
46:52
If baseball was a good in a good place, though, Jabba, they
46:54
wouldn't have to do shit like this and I think this is a
46:57
reactionary thing and that's by those guys that's.
47:00
OK though, that's OK because look at what we already have in
47:05
the game like. We already have.
47:07
That in the game and yes. Is it nice?
47:11
To get a kid like that, 100% do. I think he's deserving of it.
47:17
No. Like, yes, does he have a great
47:21
arm and does pitch his tail off? Heck yeah he does.
47:26
Heck yeah he does. This guy smacking.
47:28
But does. He deserve it.
47:31
No, not not over Ranger. Suarez.
47:35
Who is under 2ER? All Star Game is a fan thing,
47:39
and if fans want to see this dominant pitcher throwing 103,
47:43
nobody cares about what Suarez is doing or Sanchez is doing.
47:46
We want to see the guy that's throwing 103 mph.
47:49
We want to see the young phenom that everybody keeps trying to
47:51
compare to Paul Skins. Remember when they had that
47:53
duel? Duel.
47:54
I was handy. I was.
47:56
Hand dog. So so I was hand.
47:58
Did you play any All Star game? Yes, all right.
48:01
And. Why did you?
48:01
Play in the All Star game. Why did you play in the All Star
48:03
game? Because you're a young phenom
48:05
throwing the ball of almost out 100 mph.
48:08
So that's what that people want to see.
48:09
They don't want to see Suarez throwing these change.
48:12
I'm not disagreeing and all speed pitches.
48:15
I don't want to see him. I want to see miss Zaroski.
48:17
I want to see that guy go out there and and show me how hard
48:20
he could throw the ball. But are you who is more?
48:22
Of a control. Pitcher like he's a lot like
48:24
David Peterson where he has a great ERA, but he gets a lot of
48:26
ground balls. So maybe he wasn't the flat, but
48:28
he did under after. 5 fucking. Stars.
48:30
No, I don't. I don't think so.
48:32
I'm fully with the. Phillies player saying that
48:35
because Sanchez has 122 strikeouts.
48:37
He's been a great pitcher for three years now, and Suarez said
48:40
was a great pitcher in 2022 when they went to the world.
48:42
And he's great in the postseason, too.
48:44
He was phenomenal in the. Postseason when they went to the
48:46
world. Series he's kind of up and down
48:47
throughout his career, but he's having a fantastic year.
48:49
Fish, like you said, 1.94 ERA even though he's not getting the
48:52
strikeout numbers like yes, they should both be there too.
48:55
I know Mets fans are complaining about Senga too, but he's hurt
48:56
right now. So but the both Phillies guys
48:59
should definitely be in. And Sanchez has 122 strikeouts.
49:02
That's top ten in baseball right now.
49:04
Yeah, I have a rule with. I have both of those guys on my
49:08
radar when I play fantasy 9. Sanchez had Suarez, I've had
49:11
Suarez. And my rule is I need a guy that
49:13
strikes out at least a guy per inning.
49:16
So it's got to be at least a nine point O rating or higher.
49:18
And Suarez and Sanchez are both in Sanchez's 9.4 something,
49:22
yeah. Yeah, they're both good.
49:24
They're both really good and I feel like the Phillies should be
49:28
represented at the All Star game more than the hapless Brewers.
49:32
I don't understand why they need to go to Mesorowski here instead
49:35
of getting one of those Phillies pitchers again.
49:37
Going to like what's important. Introducing James Wood right
49:40
now. In the Home Run Derby.
49:42
Yeah, well. We just finished with James
49:45
Wood. He had sixteen home runs in the
49:46
first round. Not bad in Atlanta a big
49:49
ballpark we'll see how if that is going to last or get him into
49:52
the second round. I I think it should we'll see
49:55
that we've seen crazier things. We'll see how good some of these
49:59
guys are going to be able to hit in in Atlanta ball field.
50:02
That is really a pitcher's ballpark.
50:04
It's it's always been that everybody I looked it up Errol
50:06
it's actually dead dead middle of the pack it's 16th overall
50:11
they're. Like they're half of the middle,
50:13
right? I think it was, was it 15 or 16
50:16
fish? I saw 16.
50:17
I don't know. I saw it for just lefties or
50:19
righties or how it plays out depending on which handedness
50:22
you are. But yeah, it's interesting that
50:24
I think I think it were in. The beginning, it was like a
50:26
pretty middle of the pack ballpark.
50:28
But the last three years has been kind.
50:29
Of even Yeah. Do you remember was it in
50:30
Atlanta years? Ago when Sammy Sosa was hitting
50:33
them like a quarter mile every single time I believe it was it
50:38
was he was hitting them over 500 feet to dead center.
50:40
It was just stupid that that might have been my favorite Home
50:44
Run Derby there ever was when it was all the steroid guys taking
50:48
all the Yum yums hitting them. So.
50:50
Far McGuire hitting them, far they all.
50:52
This is a grumpy old man. They don't.
50:54
Have they don't make them like that anymore?
50:56
Errol, they don't have the star-studded ones.
50:58
You're right. It's not like it used to be.
51:00
No, unfortunately. And and again, when it comes to
51:02
baseball, you want to see those guys, you want to see the best
51:04
stars, you want to see the best players.
51:06
And Mizarowski is a guy that everybody wants to see.
51:09
ZRA is right now 2.815 games though.
51:12
I agree with you on that. It's an All Star game.
51:15
It's an All Star. Game I want to see I think
51:18
you're right I. I it to me but.
51:20
Also like give it. To what is deserving like 5
51:24
isn't let me ask you a question. Let.
51:26
Me ask you a question, is Suarez right now is pitching in the
51:30
World Series? Is he going to worry about a
51:32
damn All Star game? If Sanchez is pitching in the
51:34
World Series you think he's worried about an All Star game?
51:36
Nobody gives a crap. Juan Soda was the one that was
51:39
bitching and moaning about it. I don't really care.
51:41
Juan Soda shouldn't be crying about it just because of 100K
51:44
that he would get from the Mets. That's not the end of the.
51:47
Money of what they are, No Judy's making 60.
51:51
Million a year? A guy like Juan Soda.
51:53
Why is he complaining about 100K in the case and Sanchez Suarez
51:57
not those two? If you can put $1,000,000.
52:00
In your pocket, no matter how much money you're making, yes,
52:03
you're going to do it, but it's a different case when.
52:05
Sanchez, who's on a rookie contract, and Suarez, I think
52:08
just got paid, but it's a smaller contract, is not making
52:11
the team. Meanwhile, on Soto's complaining
52:13
about a a budget where he gets more per game with the contract
52:16
that he's making this year. So it's just the way he did it
52:18
was a little differently. And Turner and Castellanos and
52:21
all these guys have a case too when you're judging.
52:23
It's even worse when it's a pitcher because the pitchers are
52:26
not in the fan vote. The pitchers are.
52:28
The pitchers are voted on by the managers.
52:29
And now in the in their case of the uproar by the league and now
52:33
he's putting them in. Maybe it's Dave Roberts having
52:35
incentive on this. And Dave Roberts obviously is
52:37
biased against certain teams. And you're seeing it now with
52:40
the Phillies too, for whatever reason, like both guys not
52:43
making the cut. Who cares?
52:45
Who cares? Why are we crying about this?
52:47
Everybody cries. Maybe the rule is, maybe the
52:49
rules are you throw one O 3, you're in the All Star game.
52:52
Who cares? Good.
52:53
We'll put Jordan Hicks. I will tell you.
52:54
This. I remember the 90s Yankees or
52:57
even 2009 those Yankees, Mark Tishara, Alex Rodriguez, Derek
53:02
Jeter. That whole infield should have
53:03
been in the All Star game and the whole outfield should have
53:05
been in the All Star game for the numbers they were putting
53:07
up, especially in the first half of the season.
53:09
But that doesn't happen. Why?
53:11
Because it's nobody wants to see just the Yankees in the damn
53:14
World Series except the Yankee fans.
53:16
So it to me baseball obviously wants their phenoms in the game
53:22
like watching the gets a chance to see James Wood.
53:25
I want to see this guy win the Home Run Derby.
53:27
Why? Because it would be a story I
53:29
want to see. Stories I don't want to hear the
53:31
National League wins the the All Star game and guess who wins the
53:36
MVP? Nobody get if James Wood wins
53:39
the MVP and hits 2 arm runs in the All Star game.
53:41
That's the story I want to hear. Stories I want to hear like tall
53:45
tales, you know, I want to hear about Raggedy Ann.
53:48
I want to hear about Wizard of Oz kind of crap.
53:51
I don't want to hear about Oh well, this guy won the MVP.
53:55
It's just him. Who cares?
53:56
It's Bryce Harper or it's Aaron Judge.
53:58
I don't want to hear it. I don't care.
54:00
I don't care when it's a damn truck, a car or a freaking, you
54:03
know, Nosebleed freaking. But at the same time.
54:06
Like when I I agree with what you're saying.
54:12
But also there's so. Many other guys that are
54:15
deserving. I'm not saying it's right or
54:18
wrong. I'm not saying it's right or
54:19
wrong. I'm I'm not saying anything in
54:21
this room right? You have 5 starts like I I love
54:30
the talk of miss but you haven't.
54:35
Prove it you don't. Like he could be done.
54:39
Next year. He's got 5 starts.
54:44
Do we really care that much? Do we really?
54:47
Care that much for guys making their first all.
54:51
Star team like you feel bad for them though at the same time for
54:54
Sanchez who's a young kid too. I think Suarez got there the one
54:58
year in 22 as an All Star, but Sanchez, that could have been
55:01
his first two and maybe they just have to expand the rosters,
55:03
but 100%. But at 5 starts and you're like,
55:09
I honestly if, if I'm being perfectly honest with you guys.
55:16
If they asked me to be. In the All Star game, when I was
55:20
in my first one, in the Futures Game and everything.
55:24
And if they asked me I would say.
55:25
No. I would say no, there's somebody
55:29
more. Deserving.
55:30
I haven't done enough to earn that right.
55:34
I haven't done enough. That's why I don't want fans to
55:37
vote, want players to vote. Because players are going to put
55:42
you. In what you are in, I don't want
55:48
to disrespect any of you on this panel but y'all never played the
55:53
game that means something to us. And if you get chosen by your
56:02
teammates, I was voted the most underrated player in fucking
56:07
baseball. I agree with them, by the way.
56:09
I am a legend. Just kidding, and that's fine.
56:14
I'm OK with that, but as Pedro, always kidding.
56:17
I'm kidding. What as Pedro?
56:18
Always said. Nobody.
56:21
Boos nobodies. Well, I guess I'm going.
56:25
To Boo you and I got. I got booed.
56:29
Well, I was a somebody. Well, you're definitely somebody
56:33
there's. Definitely, no doubt about that.
56:35
You are the one and only Droba Droba.
56:39
Scoop sits on the sitter, as we all know.
56:41
But anyways finishing. Up with this I do have I do have
56:44
kids named after me. By the way, I just.
56:47
I'm sure you do. Name Joba Droba now I no if if
56:53
you what. Play that again.
56:56
When I see you, I want to punch you.
56:58
Right in the face, Jabba. Takes it up the ass.
57:01
That's fine, I'll. Take Jabba.
57:04
Don't do it. Jobba is not an athlete.
57:09
Oh, Nathan, you are the. Furthest thing an athlete.
57:15
Poor Nathan you're punishing. Nathan, this guy has got such a
57:18
great person. The real question if there was a
57:20
Home Run Derby done. Everyone had to wear a blue
57:22
blazer. Who would win?
57:26
Oh, that's fair. That's fair there.
57:29
We go. Nathan What?
57:30
Would be. What would be your picks?
57:31
For that which? So how did this thing work?
57:35
You know you get. You get extra if you don't get.
57:38
3 outs within your swing. So taking pictures in this
57:41
format is actually better because of that because it well
57:44
it is some somewhat timed if you can get like you said, the three
57:47
rooker has 16 right now. Yeah.
57:49
So you're actually penal. You're actually.
57:51
Not penalized as much as previous formats for taking
57:54
pitches with the time as much because you don't want to get 3
57:56
outs otherwise you'll get the extra time.
57:58
So he gets the extra time because of that, because he has
58:00
two outs remaining and because he only got out once.
58:04
I don't like it. Speedy.
58:06
Did you say penal? Penalized.
58:09
That's kind of weird. Why does it?
58:10
Happen too complicated. For my.
58:13
Rear end is burning. Because there's so much.
58:15
Controversy with like the splits of different formats.
58:16
I think they're trying to do it like a hybrid together.
58:18
I didn't even mind the way that it stayed how it always was.
58:20
I don't. I don't like.
58:21
It I, I don't, I don't like the way they change.
58:24
I don't like the way they're. Changing it and again.
58:26
That's because of Rod. That's because of Rod.
58:28
Man freed as. But did anybody?
58:31
No, it changed before that. It changed before.
58:33
That yeah, there was something different last year, too.
58:35
And they were. Basically switching before that
58:37
with the outs versus the time, well, I don't like it after
58:40
you're after. You're well, and then they got
58:42
the bonus of it. Went over 420 or something.
58:45
Well yeah, it used to be a distance bonus.
58:46
This format is a if you don't make. 3 outs in the three
58:49
minutes. But why is Rooker's wife on the?
58:52
Field I mean, come on, I did it's I just want to see the damn
58:57
all of the home run. Just not I don't want to go.
58:59
It's for the are you, No, are you fucking stupid fast?
59:03
Flicker robust to God. The.
59:06
Fact that you. Say that arrow.
59:08
I don't. Understand I don't want to see
59:10
it. They may never they may never
59:12
get this opportunity in why would you like he's a young guy
59:16
when you're going to. Do something great when.
59:19
You going to do something great? Would you not want to have
59:21
Brittany next to you? I don't.
59:24
Know. That that would be a question
59:27
that I'll have to answer when the Todd Java you're not going
59:30
to get him on this one. You're not I just you're not
59:33
going to get. Any answers?
59:34
I'm going to celebrate with my father and my son.
59:37
Blow my back out, Errol. Just.
59:39
Wants the action, he doesn't want the.
59:41
Sentimental crap I I had to take shit work my.
59:44
Butt off. Pulled it out.
59:47
I was granted that because I'll let you lick my butt.
59:51
The greatest thing. Yeah, I got a smarter, made it
59:54
with him. Why?
59:55
Don't you want them to celebrate that with you?
59:57
I gave up the booty there. Yeah, he probably.
1:00:01
Did in many. Different ways.
1:00:03
Bend over and crack a smile. Why wouldn't you?
1:00:05
No, I you. Can you can play the overlays
1:00:07
and whatever you want to do, I don't care.
1:00:09
I don't, I don't want to see he's still here as.
1:00:12
A man. You can't.
1:00:13
I don't want to. See his wife on a.
1:00:14
Baseball field, I don't, I have any.
1:00:16
I have no interest of seeing that.
1:00:18
OK. I just want to see the Home Run
1:00:19
Derby. I want to see you don't want
1:00:21
your family with you. No, it's a.
1:00:22
Home Run Derby. The hell do I want to see my
1:00:25
wife on? Or my girlfriend or my kids,
1:00:28
maybe my kids, because my sons or my daughter or whatever they
1:00:31
want to. They want to remember the
1:00:32
experience. I don't need to see my wife
1:00:34
holding my kid out there on the baseball field, OK?
1:00:37
I don't need to. I don't need to.
1:00:39
If it's an infant, stay. Stay out there.
1:00:41
You are a you are a miserable human.
1:00:43
Sorry, not a miserable human, I'm just telling you what I
1:00:45
think I. I don't want to see.
1:00:46
I think I want I want to watch baseball.
1:00:50
That's all I want to see. I don't want to see somebody's.
1:00:53
But don't you want your family to watch you do this?
1:00:56
So that and I I will get. No, I don't.
1:00:59
Again, when I when I you out of your mind, I'm out of my mind.
1:01:05
You're, you're speaking some gibberish crap that comes out of
1:01:08
your mouth. I I'm telling you what I think
1:01:10
I'm making. You're telling me I'm out of my
1:01:12
mind because I. Have my own opinion.
1:01:14
I have the right of my own opinion.
1:01:16
I've never done what I've done OK.
1:01:18
So we're we're going to that. Now you went with.
1:01:21
You went with. I've never done what you have
1:01:23
done. OK?
1:01:24
I've never been a professional athlete.
1:01:26
Fine. I've done other things that
1:01:27
you've never done. Have you ever DJ in front of
1:01:30
35,000 people? Have you ever traveled with some
1:01:32
of the biggest DJs and the biggest artists in the industry?
1:01:35
No, I have. So you've never done that.
1:01:38
I've done that. I've done that.
1:01:39
I'm not arguing. I OK, so you.
1:01:41
I've done something you've. Never done so that's what I'm
1:01:45
saying. I'm not.
1:01:45
Disagreeing. So I'm just I'm, I'm speaking.
1:01:48
You don't. Want your family to see?
1:01:51
How good you are? Yeah, well, I, I.
1:01:54
I his if his wife wants to watch the game, she could watch it out
1:01:58
there in the press box. She could watch that in the
1:02:00
audience like everybody else. I don't need to see her standing
1:02:02
there with the infant in her hands.
1:02:04
No, because we are literally like.
1:02:06
In a position pulled it out of my ass.
1:02:08
Would you not want your family to do that?
1:02:11
Listen, I want my family to be. There, I don't need to see her
1:02:14
on a baseball field. That's all I'm going to say
1:02:17
about that. Now you're DJ ING in front of
1:02:20
35,000. People and you know what that
1:02:25
does and you're not a parent. I get that, but to see your son
1:02:32
do I want or dog, no, I don't want, my kids I don't want.
1:02:35
I don't want to see my I don't want my kids to see a bunch of
1:02:37
druggies dancing around to my music.
1:02:39
No, I do not want them seeing that.
1:02:41
I also don't want to see my kids to see me up on a 50 foot
1:02:45
scaffold looking like I'm going to fall off of it when I'm DJ.
1:02:48
Nope, No, I don't want my kids seeing that.
1:02:51
And, and you definitely don't want anybody because I don't, I
1:02:54
don't want them seeing because it's good and bad.
1:02:56
Cazero comes from an old school mentality where the name took a
1:03:01
lunch pail and they went to the factories and they did their
1:03:05
work and nobody needed to see their work and their work was
1:03:10
all that mad and then they came home to their families.
1:03:13
What are we playing? Like some video game and you're
1:03:16
like Count Dracula Arrows in the video game Arrows playing some
1:03:21
Wizard of Oz shit. This is people.
1:03:24
Loving. On their families.
1:03:25
Arrow it's not a terrible Oh, so so because I don't love on my
1:03:29
listen, I love my family. I do a lot for my family, but
1:03:31
I'm not going to be sitting there.
1:03:33
I'm out there trying to hit baseballs and impress the fans.
1:03:38
That's when I'm there and make baseball look good.
1:03:40
And I have my wife sitting back there looking out there and we
1:03:43
have the camera wasn't on him. It was on his wife.
1:03:46
I don't want to see his wife. It's it's like watching the
1:03:48
court. OK, She's part of us, dummy.
1:03:51
She's not part of us, she's not part of me. 100% she is.
1:03:55
That's how you. Shame, yeah.
1:03:57
That's that's about it. I mean about shaving that debt.
1:04:01
You're a grown man, so you're saying.
1:04:03
To learn how to grow, be a grown man.
1:04:04
You say you love. Brittany, correct?
1:04:06
Yeah. I love so she's not.
1:04:08
Part of that, but she's. Not part of what you do.
1:04:12
Yeah, Well, I in some. Cases.
1:04:14
She's not part of what you do, yes.
1:04:16
In some kind of ways, I I. Would say, but in in other ways
1:04:20
I'm a little lost in some of the other stuff that I have to deal
1:04:22
with. So I All in all, if anybody
1:04:25
knows me and knows my personality knows that I'm
1:04:28
pretty straightforward and I don't have to beat around the
1:04:30
Bush. And if I'm going to beat around
1:04:31
the Bush, I'm making sure that I shave it before I beat.
1:04:33
Now. Anyways, getting back to the
1:04:35
baseball conversation in the Savannah Bananas and Nick
1:04:38
Castellano saying that it's Savannah.
1:04:39
If it's Savannah the Bananas, why is anybody dancing on the
1:04:42
baseball field? Why is anybody going out there
1:04:44
in the audience and, you know, sticking ball bags in in
1:04:47
people's faces like Speedy does? I mean, the fact is I, I think
1:04:51
base, the All Star game is supposed to be entertainment.
1:04:54
That's all it is. You want to make, everybody's
1:04:56
saying, oh, you make 100 KA, $1,000,000 or whatever the hell
1:04:59
they make through all these different competitions and stuff
1:05:02
like it, good for them. The fact is I don't, to me it
1:05:05
doesn't really matter. It doesn't set you up to win a
1:05:09
World Series. It doesn't matter to me.
1:05:11
As a matter of fact, if I'm a baseball player and I know I
1:05:13
have two weeks off that I can go to Hawaiian Islands or something
1:05:16
like that, I'm doing that then dealing with the garbage.
1:05:19
You don't have two weeks off, you have four days.
1:05:21
All right, a week off a week. Off because that's what they
1:05:24
have. They're going to have a week
1:05:25
off. So for when, when's baseball
1:05:29
start? After the All Star game, usually
1:05:30
that Friday. Friday, Thursday, we got to
1:05:33
throw. And when was all right?
1:05:35
So when? Did.
1:05:36
When did the all? Star game start so Sunday was
1:05:38
the last day of the season so you have 5 days so you could go
1:05:42
to an island you could take a boat trip you could do anything
1:05:45
go hang out with your family throw still got to throw and
1:05:47
they. Could throw something else he
1:05:49
could have. He could have.
1:05:51
He could throw some soap at his wife.
1:05:52
OK, in many different ways in the bathroom, but why is it
1:05:56
always at your spouse? Like, well, you're going to be
1:05:59
hanging out with your spouse, right?
1:06:00
Are you going to hang out with your spouse?
1:06:02
What are you going to do? Yeah.
1:06:03
Or am I hanging out with my son? Oh, OK, you could be hanging out
1:06:06
in the bathroom. With a bunch of dudes just like
1:06:08
that, dropping, dropping the soap.
1:06:10
Or. Something of that magnitude.
1:06:12
Would you drop the soap? I don't.
1:06:14
First of all, I. Never drop the soap and if I
1:06:16
drop. The soap I definitely won't do
1:06:18
it in front of you Pain anyways. Cam Caminero's killing it right
1:06:22
now. Except 14.
1:06:26
Oh, I'm ahead of you. But he's.
1:06:28
Are you ahead of me a little bit if you're at 14, but.
1:06:31
I don't like these. I don't like the pace of this
1:06:33
stuff. He's the one that had the walk
1:06:35
off home run in winter ball that he spent like a minute and a
1:06:37
half running around the bases taunting it like Caminero.
1:06:41
He's a he's an interesting dude. That Rays team is getting some
1:06:44
personality. He was the number one prospect
1:06:46
of baseball for a reason. Yeah, he's only he's.
1:06:49
Only 22. He's They're all young James
1:06:52
Wood is. Is, is a young kid, I mean, he's
1:06:55
22 years old. All these guys.
1:06:56
This is what you want to see. You want to see the young guys.
1:06:58
I don't want to see the old dudes, 2829 guys that are going
1:07:02
to get contracts in a in a year or two because they're getting,
1:07:04
they're going to be free agents. We got a couple of, we got a
1:07:08
really old dude that we got to talk about before our guest
1:07:10
comes on as well. That might be.
1:07:14
Getting forced. Out La La.
1:07:17
Land, my friend. Who's that?
1:07:19
The well, he's really old then you think he runs the league,
1:07:22
but but LeBron James don't feel that way.
1:07:25
Well, I, I, I will get it to the LeBron James in in a second.
1:07:29
But I, I, I will say this and all you fans out there that are
1:07:33
so caught into this, this Home Run Derby or this, this All Star
1:07:38
game, stop crying. Stop crying.
1:07:41
You, you got a chance to watch this garbage for at least
1:07:45
another two days and then you got to get to watch a season all
1:07:47
the way, 80 more games left or 8079 more games left of the
1:07:52
regular season and see who gets traded.
1:07:54
So stop crying. ESPN reports that LeBron James
1:07:56
was frustrated at the Lakers organization for not being told
1:08:00
about the Lakers $10 billion sale yet.
1:08:04
Luka Doncic was told right away. I'm not surprised, Price.
1:08:07
The report added that the Lakers were always trying to transition
1:08:11
to Luka Doncic as the face of the franchise since ownership
1:08:15
changed and LeBron felt disrespected to how suddenly it
1:08:19
happened despite opting into his contract option with the Lakers.
1:08:24
Rich Paul, yes, the one and only told ESPN that the Lakers never
1:08:29
approached LeBron about another big extension.
1:08:32
Rich Paul also added that LeBron hasn't formally requested a
1:08:36
trade, but for NBA teams have been in contact with the Lakers
1:08:41
about a potential LeBron trade. NBA insider Brandon Robinson
1:08:46
reports that those four teams are what do you love?
1:08:50
What do you what do you know? The Warriors, The Mavericks, the
1:08:52
Clippers, and the Cavaliers? Reports say that the Warriors
1:08:57
would be willing to give up anybody besides Steph Curry and
1:09:01
Draymond Green in a potential LeBron trade.
1:09:04
Hoops Wire reports that the Cavaliers are likely not not
1:09:08
interested in LeBron trade, but would be interested if the
1:09:11
Lakers bought out his contract. Lebron's player option with the
1:09:16
Lakers this season is worth about 52.5, which is the most he
1:09:21
would make in a season in his whole career.
1:09:23
What? What is his buyout?
1:09:25
I, I don't know what his buyout is.
1:09:27
It's got to. Be a little.
1:09:27
Bit it would probably be half of that or 30 million of it, that
1:09:31
that's what I would think. LeBron James is not getting
1:09:34
bought out. The only thing the Lakers could
1:09:38
do with LeBron James is trade him if he's available or he says
1:09:43
that he wants to be traded. And I'm not surprised the Bus
1:09:46
family didn't tell LeBron that he they were moving on with the
1:09:50
organization. The Bus family have been
1:09:51
fighting for team control. We know about the two brothers
1:09:55
and and the sister and the organization since doctor Bus
1:10:00
has been you know, he's been gone, has not been the same
1:10:03
organization. Now LeBron James went over
1:10:05
there. They won a title in the bubble,
1:10:07
bubble year and that was good for the Lakers.
1:10:10
But again, and the Lakers have been a dried out organization,
1:10:12
haven't drafted right. They had a chance for him for
1:10:15
for a couple of years to to bring in guys.
1:10:17
And you, you decided to bring in a guy like Paul.
1:10:20
I'm sorry, Ball and and and ball was on the team for how many,
1:10:24
how many years before they decided to part ways with him
1:10:26
couldn't stay healthy was the second pick in the first round.
1:10:29
I mean, we could go on and on and on of some of these Lakers,
1:10:33
some of these top 10 picks that the Lakers have had over the
1:10:35
years and just struck out on them.
1:10:37
It's very Nick like that's been the Lakers.
1:10:40
Now LeBron James. The LJA has been run by LeBron
1:10:44
James over the last, I would say 20 years.
1:10:46
And the LJA is an organization that is interested to see what
1:10:51
Lebron's going to do this so offseason.
1:10:52
If he tells the Lakers that he doesn't want any part of this
1:10:55
organization and he wants to go to a winning team, a winning
1:10:57
organization and has a chance to win another title, then it would
1:11:00
be Steph Curry. If he wants to go back with the
1:11:02
Cleveland Cavaliers and finish his career where he started,
1:11:06
that would make a lot of sense. The facts are it's pretty
1:11:09
simple. He's not going to The Mavericks
1:11:11
and he's not going to the Clippers.
1:11:12
Why the hell would he go to the Clippers when he's already
1:11:14
playing for in the Staples Center?
1:11:16
That doesn't make sense. And as far as The Mavericks are
1:11:18
concerned, we all know that he's a Cooper flag fan, but and he he
1:11:22
knows Kyrie Irving and he knows Anthony Davis.
1:11:24
I, I just don't see The Mavericks having the money to
1:11:29
land to LeBron James unless they trade away Anthony Davis and
1:11:32
Kyrie Irving to bring him to play with Cooper Flag.
1:11:34
It doesn't make any sense. The money doesn't make sense.
1:11:37
So that's not going to happen. I the whole point here is the
1:11:41
LeBron James story is almost over and Rich Paul coming out
1:11:44
and saying that the Lakers didn't give him an extension.
1:11:47
That's because LeBron James doesn't want an extension.
1:11:49
How many times in the last three years has he complained and
1:11:52
bitched that this is his last year he was at the SP Award.
1:11:55
Can we just give him his greatness?
1:11:57
In what he have, I have given him his greatest.
1:12:01
Player. I've given him his greatness.
1:12:03
What? Else do we need to talk about
1:12:04
him going and crying that the Lakers didn't give him
1:12:08
information? Talk about where he was going.
1:12:11
Where they were going and what they were.
1:12:12
Doing to your organization. Everybody's given him his
1:12:14
greatness. Stop Shabba.
1:12:16
Everybody has given him LeBron James, the praise.
1:12:19
I don't want to hear his praise anymore.
1:12:21
As a matter of fact, this praise is shit to me.
1:12:24
Yes, I'm going to curse. It's garbage.
1:12:26
I don't want to hear about LeBron James and what LeBron
1:12:29
James did for the league. He's brought endorsements, so
1:12:32
did Michael Jordan. He's brought shoe deals, so did
1:12:34
Michael Jordan. He's brought it nationally and
1:12:36
internationally, so did Michael Jordan.
1:12:38
LeBron James stands for one thing, the only thing that he's
1:12:41
known for since he's coming to the league, the King, and he
1:12:45
thinks he's he's royalty. The only royal, the royal
1:12:49
royalness he has is the royal friggin thorn he has up his ass.
1:12:52
That's all I'm going to say about LeBron James.
1:12:55
LeBron James is crying that the Lakers didn't tell him if they
1:12:59
were going to sell the team. Who cares?
1:13:01
You're making hundreds of millions of dollars to
1:13:04
endorsements and sneaker deals and being a producer and and
1:13:08
owner of these stupid pizzerias. How do we care about what LeBron
1:13:12
James is crying about? Here's the facts, guys.
1:13:15
LeBron James is a story. And as long as LeBron James is a
1:13:18
story and he runs the league, it's always going to be one of
1:13:21
those. The fact is, I don't care what
1:13:24
Rich Paul has to say, even though he negotiated with the
1:13:26
New York Knicks in the offseason.
1:13:28
And I wouldn't be surprised if LeBron James heads to the New
1:13:31
York Knicks at some point next season because that's very Nick
1:13:35
like. I don't want to hear it anymore
1:13:37
about where and why LeBron James hasn't walked away from this
1:13:41
contract. Would you walk away from $52.5
1:13:43
million? The answer would be no.
1:13:46
Nobody in their right mind would walk away from $52.5 million,
1:13:52
including LeBron James. That's a billionaire.
1:13:54
LeBron James is all about buying a team and running an
1:13:57
organization in the future, and he probably is pissed off that
1:14:01
they didn't sell the team to him, the little baby that he is.
1:14:04
The fact is, when we look at the picture and it's big, Luka
1:14:09
Dodgek is the face of the Lakers fact and it's going to be sealed
1:14:13
and delivered. LeBron James.
1:14:15
Still LeBron the face. No, no, he's not the face
1:14:18
anymore. Luca's the.
1:14:19
Face and Luca knows it, and that's why Luca was told when
1:14:22
the bus family decided. But does he want to be though?
1:14:25
Yes. He does.
1:14:27
He was the face of the. Mavericks, he loved it.
1:14:29
He loved being a face. I'm sure he's he was upset, yes,
1:14:33
that The Mavericks decided to part ways with him.
1:14:34
He's even more happier because of the endorsements this guy's
1:14:37
going to make when LeBron is gone and the LJA is off.
1:14:41
I don't. I'm not disagreeing.
1:14:42
But do you really think he's like?
1:14:44
And yes, I don't think he's the. Face.
1:14:47
Yes, he is. 100% I don't think he.
1:14:50
Is OK, He's the second best player.
1:14:53
I watch. A lot.
1:14:54
Of. LA channels over here I've got I
1:14:57
got a stick and I watch different channels for LA.
1:14:59
There are already commercials being dominated by Luka Dodgek.
1:15:02
He's been in Subway 100%. I'm not.
1:15:05
Disagreeing on that part of it, but I just.
1:15:10
I just his. Personality's not wait a second.
1:15:12
Right. You don't think Luka Doncic has
1:15:14
a? Personality.
1:15:15
What are what are you calling Nico Harrison now?
1:15:17
Wait A. Second, wait a second, did you
1:15:18
just say? That Luka, I honestly have a
1:15:20
personality I honestly like. No, I I honestly don't think how
1:15:24
many, how many, Nico? Harrison must have brainwashed
1:15:26
how many times? Why wouldn't?
1:15:28
Why? Wouldn't Mike Trout?
1:15:30
No, he's not my Trout at the at the at the peak of his game,
1:15:34
dude, he is not my Trout. He never you.
1:15:36
Can't even compare, but that's a it's kind of the same thing.
1:15:39
No, it's not. Look, Luka.
1:15:41
Doncic is one of the more higher praised players in the league.
1:15:46
He's either an ass or he's very likable.
1:15:48
How many times have we heard players say this guy?
1:15:51
You know, he's screaming, he's torturing us on the basketball
1:15:54
court, but he's but he's not a voice.
1:15:57
Yes. He Yes, he is.
1:15:58
He's one of the. Boys, dude, he's one of the my
1:16:01
other guys dude. Nationally, he's a bigger voice
1:16:03
than Yokich. Yeah, he's a bigger voice than
1:16:06
Yokich. He's probably nationally besides
1:16:09
really, Shay Alexander Gilchrist, This this guy is
1:16:13
probably right there with him. It's the faces of national,
1:16:17
international basketball. Yeah, he is.
1:16:20
But also to put it in perspective.
1:16:21
Too. There's a lot of Webbie's
1:16:23
getting there now too, right to put.
1:16:24
It in perspective, there were a lot of Lakers.
1:16:26
Fans that did not like when they traded for LeBron the first
1:16:28
couple years he was there too because of the whole LeBron
1:16:31
versus Kobe comparison. So they had to say, I don't
1:16:33
Kobe, I don't give a shit. Either way.
1:16:37
But I guess I'd look at it from a different, different,
1:16:42
different realm because I've played the game.
1:16:45
I've I've been in these realms. And I'm not saying you guys are
1:16:48
wrong by any means, but you have to have a face and a
1:16:53
personality. And what Joker has done to you
1:16:59
is like, God, you made me go to the All Star game.
1:17:03
So I couldn't spend those four days with, you know, my family
1:17:06
and whatever. Yeah.
1:17:08
And after the after they won the championship.
1:17:09
Too with the parade, Jabba, you're going to tell me right
1:17:11
now if if Luka. Doncic was walking.
1:17:13
In New York City, you wouldn't notice him.
1:17:16
Nope, you're out. Of your mind, you're out of your
1:17:18
mind, I. Are you crazy?
1:17:20
Have you lost your mind? If Luka Doncic walked right past
1:17:23
you over there in New York City, you would.
1:17:25
He's not my trout. My trout's like five, 10511,
1:17:29
big, thick legs. Nobody knows who my trout is,
1:17:31
because my trout, I didn't notice.
1:17:34
My trout is a hover boy. That's what he is.
1:17:36
He's a hover boy. Especially the future saying
1:17:38
whatever. But you know what?
1:17:40
I'm different, no doubt, because you know.
1:17:43
Why? Because I don't care.
1:17:45
Who you are don't care. Not yanking on a dead man, but
1:17:49
there's a difference. I think as well if they walk by
1:17:51
me if I notice. Them Yes.
1:17:53
Did I walk by Zach Galifianakis? Did I walk by hundreds of famous
1:17:58
people on the streets of New York?
1:18:02
But nobody will be Not Care weekend.
1:18:03
That nobody will be collectively.
1:18:05
Throughout their career, the level I'm.
1:18:06
Telling you to care, I'm telling.
1:18:08
You that if if Luka Dodgek I'm not going to notice in New York
1:18:11
City, you're not going to notice him.
1:18:13
Don't a six foot 10. You know he's a white dude.
1:18:17
He's from he's from a foreign land that nobody knows of.
1:18:21
My best friend played College in Delaware.
1:18:23
And he was 610 wherever, wherever he's from.
1:18:28
Who cares? Where he's from?
1:18:29
I mean, if Luka Dodgek is walking around around, you
1:18:33
definitely notice them. You're going to notice.
1:18:36
Them a six foot 10 like at the end.
1:18:38
Yeah, but like, does it fucking? Matter.
1:18:41
We're the same person, but that's not the point I'm telling
1:18:44
you my. Draws on the same.
1:18:45
Way. All right.
1:18:46
Well, my point hopefully. It'll put it on your head.
1:18:49
Because then I would. Probably be worried about you is
1:18:51
you're no better than me, but when?
1:18:53
It comes to a face of a game like you have to have a
1:18:57
different, you have to have a different perspective.
1:19:00
And I have a different Luka Dodgeka has been a.
1:19:01
Young face. Of the NBA, he has been the face
1:19:05
besides. Probably guys like Wenby that
1:19:08
has come up and you got to have somebody that stands, they have
1:19:10
to talk. Though, Lou, OK, where you talk.
1:19:13
Is Luka dodgeka top? Three player, right?
1:19:15
Now, in the NBA, yes or no? Easily 100%.
1:19:18
All right, so how are you going to?
1:19:19
Tell me right now. That if he walked around New
1:19:22
York City, you would know who he was.
1:19:23
The NBA is big nationally. Everybody and their mother would
1:19:27
know. All right, Fish.
1:19:29
Speedy. If you saw Luka Dodgekin, you
1:19:31
know what would you? How about you?
1:19:33
How about you, Tommy? You come right in right now.
1:19:35
You tell me right now. If if you if you saw Luka
1:19:38
Dodgekin in New York City, would you notice him 100%?
1:19:41
How about you Fish? Would you notice him?
1:19:43
6 foot 10 dude he's like 69610 you notice anyone that's 69610
1:19:48
but you would know who he was. Doesn't mean they they are so
1:19:50
you would know. What He is definitely a
1:19:53
somebody. He's he's the he's the voice of
1:19:55
that basketball. That's what he is.
1:19:57
I wouldn't care. He is.
1:19:59
He is. He's a phenom.
1:20:01
I'm I know you don't care. I got it.
1:20:05
You don't give a crap. We got it.
1:20:07
I do. And and and to me, Luca Dodge is
1:20:10
the face. Why would you care?
1:20:11
Because he's not curing cancer. He's the face.
1:20:14
He is the face of the Lakers for the next 10 to 12.
1:20:18
Years, the face of the LA Lakers will be Luca Dodgek, not LeBron
1:20:24
freaking James, and people need to get that in their head and
1:20:27
LeBron needs to get that in the head.
1:20:28
The LJA needs to get that in their heads.
1:20:31
It's a different game now and we're looking at some of the
1:20:35
young superstars that we're going to want to see come up
1:20:37
like Cooper Flag, Anthony Edwards, who doesn't shut the
1:20:40
hell up or even guys like Wenbing Yama, who is a guy that
1:20:43
everybody wants to see. Even Giannis who's 3031 years
1:20:46
old is still younger than the old man LeBron James.
1:20:50
Nobody gives a crap about LeBron.
1:20:52
Foreign national basketball. International basketball is more
1:20:55
bigger than American basketball now.
1:20:58
Why? Because there are bigger
1:20:59
superstars internationally than American.
1:21:03
So I those are the facts and and again, I know you don't give a
1:21:07
crap. I do and the latest sneakers and
1:21:09
the organization don't need to tell LeBron James what they're
1:21:13
doing. And who the hell cares as far as
1:21:15
I'm concerned, if LeBron James is going out there and crying on
1:21:19
a stupid podcast with Steve Nash, who I I've grown to
1:21:23
respect over the years and, and lost a lot of respect because
1:21:26
he's working with that idiot on a podcast.
1:21:28
And, and some of the stuff that comes out of both of their
1:21:30
mouths just make me really sick to my stomach.
1:21:33
I I don't know, am I boring you over there fish that you're
1:21:36
yawning? So I mean, seriously, it's it's
1:21:40
getting on my nerves thinking that anybody doesn't think that
1:21:43
Luka Doncic is one of the faces of basketball.
1:21:45
He absolutely is. And Lakers basketball is really
1:21:49
been needing a face of that magnitude.
1:21:51
So I love it. Face is a different of a like a.
1:21:54
Conglomerate like I think you see a face of how great they
1:21:58
are. 100% you're right. He had popularity though as a
1:22:02
younger but you have. To you have to semi.
1:22:04
Program, but you have. To talk you, you have to talk
1:22:07
and you have to do things. And they're not good at talking.
1:22:11
Yeah, but at the same time we also get the.
1:22:13
Hype of these prospects that do end up talking do end up having
1:22:17
all this hype before their respective no the dumb ones that
1:22:20
talk and. Talk stupid Ding Dong stuff, no
1:22:25
talk about when you. Actually, get to it.
1:22:28
Speedy talk when you get to it and you're that dude.
1:22:33
He still had that kind of prestige from an.
1:22:35
International standpoint playing almost semi like pro level like
1:22:39
he was playing at 16 years old with a lot of professionals.
1:22:41
What? What?
1:22:42
What did you you. Said semi right semi pro for the
1:22:45
Spain. OK.
1:22:46
That's semi which? Is ahead of us, which is a head,
1:22:49
he said. It wrong.
1:22:50
Which is ahead of what? A lot of the NBA.
1:22:52
Draft prospects were playing at playing in college.
1:22:55
It's a little bit higher of a level.
1:22:56
He was getting international prestige at that time, so there
1:23:00
was a level of hype that that Luka Doncic was getting as a
1:23:03
draft prospect as a young player.
1:23:06
I'm not discrediting. Him by any means.
1:23:09
He's not. He's one of them.
1:23:10
Yes, he is if Luka. Doncic was playing with LeBron.
1:23:13
When he was drafted, yeah, that's different, but it's a
1:23:15
different league now. He absolutely, but he's but he's
1:23:18
not. That dude, he's the next.
1:23:20
I love him. He's I love.
1:23:22
Him as a player, dude, He's the next guy up, man.
1:23:25
He is absolutely the one of those guys and I'm right now now
1:23:28
trying to to bring in some of the rankings because you're
1:23:30
right, Wendy's going to get the most hype because of his.
1:23:32
Pre draft hype but Luca is right now a better player.
1:23:35
Dude on this list The three. Listen to this.
1:23:38
The number one player right now at popularity is giannis #2 #2
1:23:44
jokic #3 Shell Alexander #4, Luka Dodgek.
1:23:49
That's that's on this list. Other people have him three and
1:23:52
some 2, but you guys go off. This shit that you see on the
1:23:57
Internet? No, I'm, I'm watching.
1:23:58
I would say that let's. Wait a second, wait a second.
1:24:01
Wait a second, wait a second, wait a second.
1:24:03
I've been. In the game you're telling me
1:24:04
I've been in the. Game, you're telling?
1:24:06
Fine, you've been in the game. You've been in one game,
1:24:08
baseball I and I've I've been around baseball.
1:24:11
I also was in the realm with. These guys, too, I've been
1:24:14
around basketball players. I've been to the NBA.
1:24:16
Draft, I've been. I've been to NBA Finals, I've
1:24:19
been. NBA Playoffs, I've been.
1:24:21
I've been around these guys. You did. 35,000 people and no,
1:24:24
I'm talking about no I'm talking.
1:24:26
About it, I've been, I've been around these guys.
1:24:29
And if you're going to tell me right now I don't know
1:24:32
basketball where then you don't, Not because I'm reading things
1:24:37
off the Internet, I can give a crap.
1:24:39
I'm telling you right now, Luka Dodgek, if he goes anywhere in
1:24:42
the country of the United States, even in Oregon, in a
1:24:46
freaking Missouri, people are going to know who Luka Dodgek
1:24:49
is. It's a fact.
1:24:52
I don't know why you think that he isn't.
1:24:53
He could be in your cornfield in Nebraska and everybody will know
1:24:57
who Luka Doncic is. Stop with this.
1:24:59
It's this absolutely rubbish. I'm telling you, you're wrong.
1:25:05
This is ridiculous, Luka Doncic. Just because he's playing.
1:25:07
With another guy, this is ridiculous that LeBron has been
1:25:10
like if he walked in Nebraska, nobody.
1:25:12
Would know I, I told. Man, I want to prove you wrong.
1:25:16
I want to prove you he'd be taller than the corn.
1:25:18
Are you are you out of your mind?
1:25:21
You actually think? Oh, come on, dude.
1:25:24
You you don't actually believe that.
1:25:26
Yeah, I'm. Just telling he is not my trout.
1:25:29
He is not. My trout, if you really believe
1:25:31
that nobody would know who Luka Doncic is in Nebraska, you're
1:25:34
out of your damn freaking mind. You've lost it, dude.
1:25:37
He is. I don't think Luca is going to
1:25:39
Nebraska anytime. I don't think so either, but
1:25:41
wouldn't matter. I would.
1:25:43
I'd pay Luca a million. Dollars and he could walk down
1:25:46
my street. I guarantee you there wouldn't
1:25:51
be 5. People that knew who the fuck he
1:25:52
was. OK, when Stewart comes in?
1:25:55
I'm going to ask him that same question and I want to ask, and
1:25:58
I guarantee you Stewart will agree with us because even
1:26:01
Stewart, who probably is not the biggest basketball fan, knows
1:26:05
who Luka Dodgek is. It's pretty passive.
1:26:08
That trade? That trade is going to go down.
1:26:11
One of the worst trades in NBA history.
1:26:14
It's going to go down. So Luka Dodgek right there is
1:26:18
the score. It's going to be the best ever.
1:26:19
What do you mean? The best ever he's going to be.
1:26:22
In the top five best. Ever.
1:26:23
Who, Luka. No way.
1:26:25
Yeah, no way. No way.
1:26:27
Top five best ever You need to play.
1:26:29
No way. No way he'll be.
1:26:31
In the top five best. No way and.
1:26:33
That nobody like that. If you're claiming that, but I'm
1:26:36
going to tell. You, you walk, I like.
1:26:37
Luca, no, we won't walk. Down the street of Lincoln, NE.
1:26:41
Nobody gives 2 shits who you are.
1:26:44
Nobody cares I I still know who Luca Dodgek is.
1:26:47
They might not care who he is. They're going to know who he is,
1:26:50
but they're not. They're not going to.
1:26:52
Care. They might not care, but they're
1:26:54
going to know who he is. Hey.
1:26:55
Look, it's Luka Dodgic, all right?
1:26:56
Let's go rob his ass. So, you know, I walk around the
1:26:59
streets of Lincoln and I walk. Around where I'll let you lick
1:27:01
my butt. They know who I am.
1:27:03
That's. But here's the deal though.
1:27:05
They're going to make sure. That in a year's time, someone
1:27:08
in your position in middle of America, surrounded by so much
1:27:11
corn they can't even see the basketball fields, basketball
1:27:14
courts, they're gonna know that who Luca is because the Lakers
1:27:18
are going full court press. This is what came out.
1:27:21
This is what But this is what came out.
1:27:22
That they didn't even tell LeBron they were scared team.
1:27:25
They didn't even bother informing him he's not part of
1:27:29
their future plans. They're actually upset that he
1:27:33
opted in on the player contract because he could have been a
1:27:36
part of a sign in trade. They could have sent him
1:27:38
somewhere. But no, he was greedy for this
1:27:40
extra 1520. He's given up money in the past
1:27:43
to a certain extent. We know that.
1:27:45
So he's taken his every last dollar, but he shouldn't also
1:27:48
then complain that he's not the face of his team when he took
1:27:51
that money. If he took less money, I bet he
1:27:53
could have been sent somewhere and still been that face.
1:27:56
And I will tell you this, because of all this stuff that
1:27:58
you're hearing that's going on, LeBron will have even a better
1:28:01
year this coming year than he did last year.
1:28:03
Why? Because he's going to have
1:28:04
something to prove. And that's good.
1:28:07
That's good for the Lakers. Why?
1:28:09
Because he's a trade ship where they could get themselves some
1:28:12
future consideration picks they're going to need because as
1:28:16
we see The Mavericks, they won the they won the draft.
1:28:19
Why? Because the LJA wanted them to
1:28:22
win the draft. And I'll say it again, Luka
1:28:25
Doncic is very well respected around the world, nationally,
1:28:28
internationally and and, and again, I think LeBron James
1:28:32
needs to take a step back and realize that his time, his reign
1:28:35
as the superstar, the fates of the NBA is over.
1:28:39
Finito gone, gone with the wind, gone with the fireflies, gone
1:28:45
with Toucan Haman, as we all know in Egypt.
1:28:48
So I mean it's done, it's over. I don't want to hear it anymore
1:28:53
and I don't want to hear about his crap.
1:28:54
We know he's the second greatest basketball player all the time.
1:28:56
We know he's going to have all the records.
1:28:58
We all know his son is a horrible basketball player and
1:29:01
he hates Stephen A Smith because of it.
1:29:03
And his son Bryce is going to be better than his little son
1:29:05
Bronny. And hopefully he never plays a
1:29:07
lick of a basketball game with the Lakers because I don't want
1:29:10
to see him ruin his career. That's all I'm going to say
1:29:12
about that. As far as Brandon Robinson
1:29:15
saying we're no, none. I'm telling you the truth.
1:29:19
If I'm going to be canceled. For telling the truth.
1:29:21
So be it. The LJA and the organization
1:29:24
needs to understand that this is all about understanding the way
1:29:28
the game should be played and the way you build around
1:29:31
superstar young talent. And that's what the NBA is doing
1:29:35
now. They're starting to wake the F
1:29:37
up. That's what they're doing.
1:29:39
They're waking up and it's not LeBron James, it's guys like
1:29:43
Cooper Flag and Anthony Edwards who doesn't shut the hell up.
1:29:46
And then those type of guys and now the Shay Alexander's who
1:29:49
just got $70 million for a contract a year.
1:29:52
That's what you want to see. You want to see those up and
1:29:55
comers, not Joel Embiid, who shows, oh, that guy, I don't
1:29:59
know if he's the truth and also he's the self.
1:30:02
Proclaimed most hated player in the NBA.
1:30:04
I only hear it and Draymond Green.
1:30:06
I don't. Care about his podcast so so
1:30:08
give the golf. Slap on that day.
1:30:10
Yeah, well, I'll give just not to serve a golf.
1:30:12
I'll give the golf whack, I'll give the what's that smell?
1:30:15
The Snapple, the snap Snapple and Pop and all that other
1:30:19
stuff. You just made my nipples.
1:30:20
Sorry, because I could care less.
1:30:21
Not about what? LeBron James.
1:30:22
There's no realm where Joel Embiid or Draymond.
1:30:25
Green or LeBron deserves a golf clap.
1:30:27
No, the NBA, right? Now.
1:30:30
Has to understand who the next guy up is and if it isn't guys
1:30:34
like Luka Doncic, which I believe he's one of the three
1:30:37
because even Giannis is getting up there at age and he's what
1:30:40
he's already talking about. Maybe three more years of
1:30:42
basketball and he's going to walk away.
1:30:43
He's not playing till he's 40. Giannis already said he's not.
1:30:46
He's not doing that. So I expect that you're going to
1:30:51
hear in the next two or three years, this guy is the new face
1:30:54
of basketball. And I, I'm starting to think
1:30:56
it's going to be Cooper flag because I think the NBA wants to
1:30:59
see that Dallas is looking for a casino.
1:31:01
The organization is looking for something to kind of give them
1:31:04
something to look forward to and and cheer for.
1:31:07
I think Dallas is a, you know, obviously the star and the home
1:31:12
of the Dallas Cowboys. So maybe Cooper flag going over
1:31:15
there and giving them another superstar with Dak, AKA the
1:31:19
critter himself, Prescott. Maybe we'll we'll see something
1:31:22
fun to fun when it comes to basketball for the next four to
1:31:25
five years as he develops. So that's all I care about.
1:31:29
All right, let's go to my golf clap of the day.
1:31:33
This deserves. A golf clap.
1:31:36
No doubt. Golf Clap.
1:31:37
Golf clan. My golf clap of the day I'm.
1:31:42
Going to bring it up. Where's it?
1:31:43
Where's it going to? I don't.
1:31:45
Know I don't know where this is going.
1:31:47
Well, it's going. To go because I I get a text.
1:31:49
From fish in Speedy, maybe go here.
1:31:52
I don't know if I should give it a golf clap because there's
1:31:54
nothing to clap about. The golf clap of the day goes to
1:31:57
Garrett Wilson. Garrett Wilson today gets a four
1:32:00
year, gets a four year. 130. $1,000,000 Contract from the New
1:32:05
York Jets, $90,000,000 guarantee to make him the third highest
1:32:10
paid wide receiver in NFL history.
1:32:14
What does that smell? Well, it smells like garbage.
1:32:16
Because here's the problem. As a Jet fan, I like I can't use
1:32:21
that one now. Thank.
1:32:22
You. The fact is, I like.
1:32:24
Garrett Wilson, I think he's going to be a great player as as
1:32:28
we see what Justin Fields is going to do with him this year
1:32:30
as they play to get play with each other in Ohio State.
1:32:33
The problem is is that he hasn't had one season that really comes
1:32:37
off the charts. He's not he doesn't have a
1:32:39
Justin Jefferson season or Jamar Chase.
1:32:42
Those guys getting fourteen 1500 yards.
1:32:44
No, he's never hit those totals and The Jets give him a four
1:32:47
year, $130 million contract, which makes him third highest
1:32:50
paid wide receiver in the NFLII. It doesn't make make any sense
1:32:54
and it shows you the incompetence of the organization
1:32:56
and where the organization is heading.
1:32:58
I would have probably given Sauce Gardner the money, that
1:33:01
kind of money right now, instead of waiting.
1:33:03
Maybe Sauce didn't want to take the money.
1:33:04
What would you have paid him? I.
1:33:06
I would have paid him 100. $1,000,000 That's what I would
1:33:08
have given him. I would have given him $70
1:33:10
million guaranteed because even though Garrett Wilson has had
1:33:14
1000 yard seasons practically every single year since he
1:33:17
stepped on a a football field. The problem is he gave The Jets
1:33:20
problems last year because he didn't like Aaron Rodgers.
1:33:23
He he gave The Jets problems that he was playing out of
1:33:25
position. He also was a guy that speaks
1:33:28
out, you know, on social medias and the public eye and doesn't
1:33:32
really speak high praise of The Jets organization.
1:33:35
He does speak very high on their new coach and I give him a lot
1:33:39
of credit for that because he likes the fact that The Jets
1:33:41
have put a guy in place that actually was a Jet.
1:33:44
I just think you're overpaying a guy that really has not done it
1:33:48
yet. He made that unbelievable catch
1:33:50
last year, but nothing tells me that this guy is a top five wide
1:33:55
receiver until he don't think he's proved it.
1:33:57
No, he hasn't. He doesn't have top.
1:33:59
Five wide receiver numbers, he doesn't even have top ten wide
1:34:02
receiver numbers. And that to me scares me when
1:34:05
you're giving a guy the third highest contract in NFL history,
1:34:10
a wide receiver, money like that and $90,000,000 guaranteed
1:34:13
almost $100 million in a four year span.
1:34:16
I think they're overpaying and I think they're really reaching.
1:34:18
What happens if it goes down this year?
1:34:20
What happens if he tears this ACL or his Achilles?
1:34:22
What are they going to do with that contract?
1:34:24
How are they going to kind of swing that as a jet, as a jet
1:34:27
fan has gone out there and attacked the Muhammad Wilkins
1:34:30
signing? Remember that Muhammad Wilkerson
1:34:32
had one good. That was a tough year he got.
1:34:35
A good year. He had his best year.
1:34:37
He had what, 11 or 12 sacks and he was complaining.
1:34:40
I know Joe Beningo was going out there and crying about it.
1:34:42
Oh, it hurts. You better sign that guy or I'm
1:34:45
never going to be a Jet fan. Well, they signed him, gave him
1:34:47
$80 million and 40 something, $1,000,000 guaranteed.
1:34:50
How did that contract work out? Well, the year, that year that
1:34:53
he got that contract, he I think he was Labrom or whatever, his
1:34:57
leg, he broke his leg and he he was never the same player.
1:34:59
I got it, Tommy, I got it. The fact is, I know, I know the
1:35:04
situation for what The Jets are. And I, I've I've come to the
1:35:07
conclusion that The Jets are an organization that really doesn't
1:35:10
know what they're doing. Now, I'm not going to take shots
1:35:12
at the GM because I still want to see what this GM is going to
1:35:15
do with when it called instead the big picture.
1:35:18
But so far this move makes no sense.
1:35:20
I would have waited a year. See what him and Justin Fields
1:35:23
puts up before you pay him this kind of money.
1:35:26
I think it's going to come back and bite the New York Jets.
1:35:28
So my golf clap of the day goes to the stupidity of the New York
1:35:32
Jets. So good for them.
1:35:35
It was stupid. It's a dumb move.
1:35:36
I listen, I'm a Jet fan. I know Jet fans are not going to
1:35:39
like to take. Just look at the numbers.
1:35:41
The numbers don't lie and it doesn't make any sense.
1:35:43
So anyways, I'm done talking about The Jets until the season
1:35:47
starts or OTA start, which is about a week away.
1:35:50
And then I'll, I'll do my complaining.
1:35:52
By the way, I've been watching Jets saw OneDrive and Justin, I
1:35:55
like Justin Fields. I like his personality.
1:35:58
I, I love the coach. I love everything that's going
1:36:00
on with the New York Jets. I, I think this was a reach.
1:36:03
This is a big reach for The Jets and it might cost them.
1:36:07
It might, I might come back and haunt them.
1:36:08
So we'll see. I hope it doesn't.
1:36:10
Hopefully he puts up those numbers, but it scares me.
1:36:13
We're going to go right to sound it out.
1:36:15
Take roll here. Jake Quelen.
1:36:16
Who's Jake Quelenette? No.
1:36:17
Jake Quelen here. Do you mean Jacqueline?
1:36:20
Let's. Sound it out what you call me.
1:36:22
Sound it. Out.
1:36:24
Let's get. The music on for you, for
1:36:25
everyone's. Favorite game?
1:36:27
Sound it out. Phonic shamanics.
1:36:29
Errol's got it now, Errol, I decided to pick names that I've
1:36:33
heard you mispronounce repeatedly on the show.
1:36:38
Errol. This is the name.
1:36:40
He is the AL All Star starter. Sound it.
1:36:47
Out. I'm going to go Tarek Scubal.
1:36:52
There it is. I got it right.
1:36:53
That is correct. You've pronounced him Tariq
1:36:56
Screwball like he's throwing a screwball for, I think the
1:37:01
entire. Time I've been on.
1:37:02
The show kind of looks like a Tariq I.
1:37:04
Mean Tariq. He looks like a Tariq.
1:37:07
It would be like AI mean you could say I see how you could
1:37:10
get that, but Scubal from Scubal.
1:37:14
I don't know that part, but you did get it this time.
1:37:16
The next one play with my paper is another.
1:37:19
Name that you've said. Tonight that you just never seem
1:37:23
to get right. He's a former All Star pitched
1:37:26
for the San Francisco Giants. Errol, I've never heard you say
1:37:30
this name correctly. Sound it out, Tim.
1:37:36
Vincentsum. Lick it some, lick it some.
1:37:42
Lick it some. That is incorrect Java.
1:37:46
Let him know, Linsicum. Linsicum.
1:37:51
Linsicum wants to come. Let's go.
1:37:55
Let's go. Next.
1:37:57
One all right. This.
1:37:58
Is an all. Star this.
1:38:00
Year Errol, he was added. As a late replacement.
1:38:04
He's a relief pitcher. Sound it.
1:38:08
Out. Adrian.
1:38:11
Moran more John No. I was hoping you were going to
1:38:19
say moron. But it's actually Morehone,
1:38:24
Adrian Morehone, Morehone Errol. One for three ain't bad.
1:38:31
Good enough to make the All Star team Onsen nights sounded out
1:38:36
Droba. I told you I'm going to punch
1:38:42
you in the face as you know anybody that knows me I I I
1:38:50
don't mind it. I don't mind it.
1:38:51
So it's one of my favorites. So anyways, yeah, that was
1:38:55
sounded out ladies and gentlemen anyways, let's go to our sports
1:38:57
minutes. We got to go.
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Aaron. Fishman here with your
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sportsman. It got a few stories for you
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before we get into some scores. Well, actually, no scores.
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We'll talk about the Home Run Derby.
1:39:15
But first, the Yankees are holding their collective breaths
1:39:18
after ace pitcher Max Freed was lifted from Saturday's game
1:39:22
after struggling through three innings due to issues with a
1:39:24
blister on the index finger of his pitching hand.
1:39:27
It's just a blister, Boone said on Sunday.
1:39:29
So he'll be kind of leaning into all the modalities and all the
1:39:32
tricks that you try and do to deal with blisters.
1:39:35
Then we'll see how it lines up for what we want to line them up
1:39:38
coming out of the break based on how that's recovered.
1:39:42
Every case, its own thing for each, said Saturday.
1:39:44
Definitely didn't want to do too much where I wanted to catch it,
1:39:47
hopefully before it became real big, like it became a real big,
1:39:50
big deal. It definitely was uncomfortable
1:39:53
enough to the point where I didn't want to risk more and it
1:39:56
was going to affect my pitches. So yeah, just the next couple of
1:39:59
days are going to be big and just being able to evaluate how
1:40:02
long I need. The Yankees are hopeful of Freed
1:40:05
not having to go on the IL, but at least they have the fortune
1:40:08
of good timing, as Freed was already scheduled to skip the
1:40:10
All Star Game. And we'll have a chance to give
1:40:12
the finger a little bit of a rest.
1:40:14
Marie has suffered from blister issues in multiple.
1:40:16
Times. In his career and the Yankees
1:40:17
are hopeful he has learned how to manage through them if
1:40:20
they're going to seriously contend in the second-half of
1:40:23
the season. Browns rookie running back
1:40:26
Quinshawn Judkins was arrested on a domestic violence and
1:40:29
battery charge in Fort Lauderdale, FL, on Saturday.
1:40:34
Judkins, 21 years old, who starred in the national
1:40:37
championship win for Ohio State University this past season, was
1:40:40
36 pick overall in the second round of the NFL draft this
1:40:44
year. The Browns spokesperson said the
1:40:46
team is aware and gathering more details and the NFL as well is
1:40:51
aware of the matter. But they will decline further
1:40:54
comments as according to a league official that told Adam
1:40:58
ESP NS Adam Schefter, the Browns will likely have to lean on
1:41:01
Jerome Ford and fourth round rookie Dylan Sampson far more
1:41:05
than expected this season after the latest news about one of the
1:41:08
top running back prospects in this year's draft.
1:41:11
In the arrest, officers responded to a residence at
1:41:14
approximately 9:00 in the morning Eastern Time on Saturday
1:41:17
on a delayed battery complaint and determined that battery had
1:41:20
occurred, after which they contacted Judkins and took him
1:41:23
into custody. CBS News Miami reported that the
1:41:26
alleged incident happened last Monday but wasn't reported until
1:41:29
Saturday. Judkins will likely face both
1:41:32
criminal punishment and at least at the very least some sort of
1:41:36
suspension from the NFL. And finally, the 49ers wide
1:41:41
receiver Juan Jennings wants to get paid after his breakout 2024
1:41:44
season. Jennings, coming off a 77 catch,
1:41:47
975 yard and six TD season where he had only one drop, is
1:41:51
demanding either a new contract or trade, which is a trend that
1:41:55
started with now Steelers tight end John Smith.
1:41:59
The 49ers would like to likely keep their Jennings on a $4.25
1:42:03
million CAT figure for 2025, but may have their hands forced by
1:42:07
Jennings, who is not expected to hold out in much the same way
1:42:10
the Niners were last summer forced their hand with Brandon
1:42:14
IU. IU, who is on the mend from the
1:42:16
torn ACL, is due to make 25,000,000 next season.
1:42:20
Jennings, who can make up the seven and a half million this
1:42:22
season on his deal, wants some of that money, especially since
1:42:26
the team moved on from Debo Samuel this offseason.
1:42:30
Stay tuned as a reliable receiver may become available as
1:42:33
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Well, somebody if I'm the mouth and your.
1:45:07
Jabba, they got to figure out the prettiness.
1:45:09
So I guess I'm the purple purple nurple.
1:45:12
As we always said, we've had this, we've had this argument
1:45:15
before on the show as if my superhero name was a superhero
1:45:20
name, it would be the purple and purple.
1:45:22
I wear a lot of purple, purple and and and Speedy would be the
1:45:25
purple nipple because he likes to suck them.
1:45:27
No, we didn't bring that up to him.
1:45:29
Well, I do believe Cocka doodle Doo.
1:45:33
Cocka Doodle Doo is definitely a sound to that and.
1:45:36
Speaking of Cocka Doodle. Doo we call this speedy 6 pack?
1:45:41
Let's have a sixer. Hey, who wants to play Drink the
1:45:45
beer? It's.
1:45:45
Time for the Speedy 6. Pack of the Week.
1:45:50
Pass liquor so theme for this. Week is the MLB Draft.
1:45:55
That was just yesterday there. Will be a lot of a lot of purple
1:45:57
involved in that. That's called sex.
1:45:59
Many different reasons for a lot of different contests.
1:46:02
Including one that. Goody likes and Errol's paying
1:46:05
homage to All right? I hope not.
1:46:08
Oh, there will be. All right, so.
1:46:13
The first. 1. As fish likes to.
1:46:15
Allude to This makes my pecker hard.
1:46:17
This is number six. We'll start.
1:46:20
I got the bubble. We'll start with a team.
1:46:21
That has some purple uniforms that probably got the most.
1:46:24
Headlines for the draft. They're not doing much in the
1:46:26
season, but they drafted Ethan Holiday, the Colorado Rockies at
1:46:29
#4 the the son of Matt Holiday, who he tastes himself, in 2007,
1:46:35
the same year that he won the home run.
1:46:37
Derby and there's actually. Many pictures of him as a young
1:46:40
kid that that that day. First top five pick that is the
1:46:43
son of a former baseball player and check out these stats.
1:46:46
A 617 batting average, A13O9 slugging percentage at 16 home
1:46:50
runs at just 32 games. That's .5 home runs per game in
1:46:54
his last year in high school baseball.
1:46:56
So he is headed to the Colorado Rockies.
1:46:59
Whoever wants to start. Any thoughts on that?
1:47:03
It was it. It made sense to.
1:47:05
Me, I'll let. You lick now, but after he fell
1:47:12
to 4 the Rockies that that was their only choice is to take in
1:47:19
and I think he's he has a better has a better better structure
1:47:27
than Jackson. I think he does.
1:47:29
Pulled it out of my ass. And he's bigger.
1:47:33
He's bigger than Jackson. I'll let you lick my butt,
1:47:40
Errol. Really.
1:47:43
I just I just. Think his his structure and
1:47:46
everything that he does. Like I I'd like Jackson's game,
1:47:54
but I think Ethan is bigger than him and can actually make some
1:48:02
sense in the game. I think Ethan, we'll see what
1:48:06
how he turns out to be. Obviously Jackson hasn't had a
1:48:09
good start. Now he's still very young and he
1:48:12
will have a chance to develop in Baltimore is not an organization
1:48:15
that usually develops players and when they do, they trade him
1:48:18
away. I think Ethan is is in a good
1:48:20
position where obviously he has a chance to really be better
1:48:25
than his brother. We'll see how he develops.
1:48:27
He's got a great background of talent.
1:48:30
His father was a great home run hitter, great hitter, won.
1:48:34
It was actually took a team Colorado to the to the World
1:48:37
Series. Didn't win because they lost
1:48:39
against Boston, but had a chance to win.
1:48:42
And I think, you know, obviously Ethan has a tremendous amount of
1:48:46
ability. So we'll, we'll see how it all
1:48:47
develops and how it pans out. I think both guys are going to
1:48:50
have a very good chance to succeed in the major leagues.
1:48:52
Pretty surprising you fell before is is what I got out of
1:48:56
it. I thought he was going to go #1
1:48:57
for sure, I said. I said the same thing.
1:49:00
I text Scott Peterson, by the way.
1:49:03
By the way, another another Long Islander was drafted at 38.
1:49:07
Or 39 to Detroit the catcher he was 3939 hop hog New York and
1:49:13
he's. A catcher and has a chance.
1:49:14
To be a pretty good one too. So I would Nobody likes living
1:49:17
in Long Island. Nobody likes living number. #5.
1:49:23
That's probably why that. It was surprised that.
1:49:25
That holiday fell to the. Outside of the top 3 is.
1:49:28
Because there was a little bit of a surprise at #1 by the
1:49:30
Nationals. You guys mentioned it before.
1:49:32
A new new GM taking over for Mike Rizzo smelled my.
1:49:36
Ass. Relieved of his duties last
1:49:38
week, but Eli Willits was the number one.
1:49:40
Overall pick, he's the. Youngest player in the draft, 17
1:49:43
years, seven months old. So a lot of those guys didn't
1:49:46
even finish high school. He he reclassified.
1:49:50
He reclassified like you said, Jabba.
1:49:51
It was a weird circumstance, so he probably.
1:49:53
Should have waited until the 2026 draft but decided to go in
1:49:57
this year. He's the 4th shortstop in the
1:49:59
last 10 years that I'm going to ask the number one pick and
1:50:02
there'll be another one with shortstops later.
1:50:04
You know what I don't understand?
1:50:05
There were a lot of shortstops drafted in the Top 40.
1:50:08
And the Yankees took one of them.
1:50:09
Who fell to the Yankees? Actually a good one.
1:50:11
Why are the Yankees drafting? Every single year it seems like
1:50:14
the Yankees draft a shortstop. It's it's it doesn't make any
1:50:18
sense. Why do they?
1:50:18
No, because you take a shortstop that he's the best offender on
1:50:21
his team. So you play him wherever you can
1:50:23
after that. So if he could play shortstop at
1:50:25
a lower level, he could play anywhere in the infield.
1:50:28
You think maybe he's even could play center field for you.
1:50:30
I think that just happens a lot in baseball job.
1:50:32
But maybe you could speak to that a little bit more.
1:50:35
No, and I agree with that. Like you know, and and.
1:50:39
My son is a short 64200 and 15 lbs and that's just kind of like
1:50:47
the pedigree of what it is, right?
1:50:49
And you get these guys that are. 6566 and you know, the
1:50:52
allegiated courses of the world and you know, as we're watching
1:50:56
the All Star game and and and all of that stuff, it's just
1:50:59
it's it's really like for me, like the draft is such an
1:51:05
anomaly, right? It it because we have no idea.
1:51:08
Like we didn't expect those those first two picks.
1:51:13
I'm going to tell you right now you can talk to anybody that.
1:51:15
Knows the game of baseball. We wouldn't expect Kai Willis to
1:51:20
go 1 and. Bremer and Bremner go.
1:51:22
To two fatty kick at it at it out of fucking Santa Barbara in
1:51:28
the big W to go over. Kate Anderson.
1:51:33
Like, no chance. Like a hole.
1:51:35
There's no way. There's no way.
1:51:38
Now Jabba, he wasn't in. He was not in my.
1:51:41
The number two pick was. Not in my 6 pack but I was
1:51:44
seeing him breaking news. One of the biggest reaches and
1:51:47
you didn't. Speedy, you're telling.
1:51:50
Me Bremner. Was in your top ten?
1:51:51
No, no, I'm I, I. No, I was reading about him.
1:51:54
He was in the fifth. He was.
1:51:56
Like a 15th ranked guy not at #10.
1:51:58
I saw 18. For Bremner, I hope not
1:52:01
commonly. Was it that like, was it that
1:52:03
drastic of a reach from what you've heard about him, Jabba
1:52:06
like? Yeah, it it, I think it's.
1:52:10
I don't know. What they were looking at from
1:52:13
their side of like the draft part of it enjoy.
1:52:17
But when when I look at it and I know the draft is such an
1:52:23
anomaly, let's. Not.
1:52:25
But if I have an opportunity to take Kate Anderson.
1:52:28
Out of the. SEC.
1:52:30
Where he's faced that talent. If you're not going to take
1:52:33
Smith, Hernandez that you're, it's a projectable arm, right?
1:52:36
It's a projector arm and you're taking Bremner out of the big
1:52:40
WI. Don't.
1:52:41
Care you. Had literally better.
1:52:45
Choices. Yeah, I'm not one to judge as
1:52:48
much. Would you not have taken him?
1:52:50
No, I think. Kate and everything.
1:52:52
I was hearing was supposed to be that guy.
1:52:54
I'm not as bullish on the conferences as much with like
1:52:58
being a judgement of like this is the talent you face because
1:53:01
we've talked about all the time in football too.
1:53:03
How many quarterbacks that have played in weaker competition
1:53:05
have still done well in the NFL. But right as much as everything
1:53:09
I was hearing about Kate and I'm going to get to him in a bit is
1:53:12
he was the shirt fire best pitcher.
1:53:15
What a three it just it it blew my.
1:53:17
Mind like those? 1st 2 picks.
1:53:20
It was crazy. I wouldn't piss on him if he was
1:53:22
on fire. No #4 So here's where I'll go to
1:53:26
Kate. It was an easy.
1:53:27
Transition enough, He's the number.
1:53:28
Three overall pick going to the Seattle.
1:53:29
Mariners, we seem to I got to go back off now early in the draft
1:53:32
too. They the one year they drafted a
1:53:34
good. Catcher, but seems like they
1:53:35
always. Draft a lot of pitchers too.
1:53:36
One of them just came up this year and Emerson Hancock, who
1:53:38
was a top five pick and he's kind of that six fringe guy in
1:53:41
their rotation, but they draft another one in Kate Anderson
1:53:44
Java. Check out these stats. 35 walks
1:53:47
to 180 strikeouts. That's like 6 times the amount
1:53:50
walk to strikeout ratio. And here this we're talking
1:53:53
about strikeout per nine innings earlier 13.9 in 2024 and last
1:53:58
year 13.6. Just true insanity.
1:54:01
Obviously putting up the numbers.
1:54:02
He did in the College World Series as well, leading LSU as
1:54:05
Goody loves that. And Errol told him wearing the
1:54:08
Goodwood jersey. Yes, I'm wearing the Goodwood
1:54:10
jersey. And.
1:54:11
Again, we're we're talking about prospects.
1:54:14
We don't know what these guys are going to turn out to be and
1:54:17
obviously the development of where they go, it's all
1:54:20
depending on what organization they go to.
1:54:22
There are certain organizations you don't want to go to, AKA the
1:54:26
Athletics that you know, they bring up players, some of them,
1:54:30
very few of them transition into any good or any decent players,
1:54:34
pitchers, but most of them are just absolutely do do they're
1:54:37
crap. As.
1:54:39
As we've seen over the years, there are organizations like the
1:54:41
Angels, another organization that don't, The last guy that
1:54:45
they really brought up there turned into anything was Mike
1:54:47
Trout. I mean, they just don't, they
1:54:49
don't know how to draft. So it, it really Detroit's been
1:54:52
really the, the organization you want to look at and you want to
1:54:55
play for because they have developed very, very well.
1:54:58
Seattle also another organization that develops
1:55:00
Cleveland over the years developed players.
1:55:03
So that's what you want to see. So, and then there's up and
1:55:06
coming company, you know, play places like Cincinnati that look
1:55:09
like they're, they're getting jump started over the last 2-3
1:55:13
years. So the Yankees are always been
1:55:15
an organization where you want to go.
1:55:17
And even though they're another organization that doesn't
1:55:20
develop very well, they're a good organization because
1:55:23
there's most known and they're very respected not only in
1:55:27
professional baseball, but professional boys.
1:55:29
Yeah, you mentioned the Seattle. Seattle Mariners done a great
1:55:31
job developing pitching recently.
1:55:33
As well, like I said, a lot of high draft picks and Cincinnati
1:55:36
another one. Cincinnati and other I love Lisa
1:55:38
Anne flew under the radar for. A while he was.
1:55:40
Not a big name prospect he's having.
1:55:41
A tremendous year. There was no hitting the Yankees
1:55:43
for a couple of while last week, but having a great year through
1:55:46
7 innings. 7 innings. Yeah, breaking news I need.
1:55:50
Brittany, Also Cincinnati. Another one that I think.
1:55:52
Has been unlucky with injuries in Detroit like I was mentioning
1:55:55
if. They didn't get so unlucky with
1:55:56
a lot of injuries in the beginning of this.
1:55:58
This farm system might have happened two years even earlier.
1:56:01
Being this good, You think, you'd think it would have been
1:56:04
earlier than that because. They had Casey.
1:56:07
Mize was he was stopped back by. Injuries.
1:56:10
He's very good now. Matt Manning was another one
1:56:13
that was good for the beginning of his career.
1:56:14
I think he had multiple Tommy John surgeries, and they had a
1:56:16
lot, yeah. So I think they could have been
1:56:20
this. Good.
1:56:21
Like what? The 2024.
1:56:22
Version of them probably could have been that in 2022 there's a
1:56:25
lot faster if it wasn't. They had a lot of prospects that
1:56:28
were really unlucky with injuries.
1:56:29
Not that. Not that other organizations
1:56:30
don't put a lot of good ones with that.
1:56:34
All right #3 All right, let's. Shift to the local local teams.
1:56:37
So the Yankees first round I am. A legend.
1:56:39
Dax. The first pick they made.
1:56:41
Dax Kilby. This is a stat that.
1:56:43
Actually was a high percentage among draft prospects this year.
1:56:46
He has his 60 foot speed. So running base to base was in
1:56:50
the 99th percentile among all draft picks this year, which
1:56:54
Java like you're talking about maybe a lot of short stops get
1:56:56
drafted early with the speed that they have.
1:56:58
They were surprised he fell the way that he did.
1:57:00
Yeah. And I guess you're maybe
1:57:02
thinking that. Kind of thing, because that's
1:57:03
the draft. That's a draft and we're seeing
1:57:06
more often. With maybe even infielders
1:57:09
converting to. Center.
1:57:09
Some of the experiments don't work.
1:57:11
Do you know what they compare him to His.
1:57:13
His skill is Jacobi Gilsbury now hopefully.
1:57:17
He plays more consistent than Jacoby Ellsbury.
1:57:19
Jacoby Ellsbury was also a center fielder.
1:57:22
This kids a shortstop, but his bat speed, his ability to run
1:57:26
the things that he does very, very well on a baseball field,
1:57:29
they compare his skill to Jacoby Ellsbury.
1:57:31
Now, Jacoby was a really good player early in his career until
1:57:35
he came to the Yankees. Then he completely fell flat on
1:57:38
his face. So I'm hoping that he's a Jacoby
1:57:41
Ellsbury type of player, but they're saying that the he was,
1:57:46
he should have been at the late teens, early 20s and he fell all
1:57:50
the way to the Yankees in the 30s.
1:57:51
So very surprised. And the Mets passed up on him,
1:57:53
which I was surprised too. So I I didn't get why the Mets
1:57:59
passed on him. I didn't get that, that didn't
1:58:02
that didn't make. Sense to me like and.
1:58:05
I understand like a draft and and understand like when he was
1:58:09
going through free agency, because that was a year in 2012
1:58:13
when, you know, burger man was going for the Tribble crown and
1:58:17
NVP and all that stuff. And what, what he had like 330.
1:58:22
It was like 3031 or 32. Homer 33 maybe, but he was like
1:58:32
a. Different bird?
1:58:33
Well. We found out why.
1:58:35
He was a different bird. You said a different bird and I
1:58:38
saw Jurassic Spark yesterday by the.
1:58:40
Way he. Was, but he was.
1:58:43
He was somebody. I was never scared.
1:58:44
Of. Like because.
1:58:46
I knew. He had he had one year where he
1:58:50
was good bagel he was he. Was salvageable through.
1:58:58
His other years right, I have no I never I never worried about
1:59:02
that guy like I. Didn't like.
1:59:04
I knew when I faced him I was like, I'm good, Like I'm gonna
1:59:08
throw a fastball away. Probably he tasted some.
1:59:11
There. Good.
1:59:13
He wasn't Adam Lind. You never had to worry.
1:59:15
Oh no. As soon as I it was like, oh
1:59:18
shit, we're. We're faking Adam Lind.
1:59:20
No, I'm out. Like don't put me in against
1:59:23
that guy cuz he's probably gonna hit home.
1:59:25
He's probably getting a home run or stick his stomach up his
1:59:27
head. What would happen if we ended up
1:59:29
getting? Adam Lind on this show I got you
1:59:30
a double his career stats. On you Oh 100% like and Lind's
1:59:35
such a great dude like. And I'm, I'm actually, I'll
1:59:39
reach out to him, OK, because I love when we have this
1:59:43
conversation. On their shows I had to take.
1:59:45
A shit of like guys like Lynn would literally like I tried to
1:59:50
backdoor a curveball to him and he three.
1:59:52
I gave up the birdie there three round Homer off me and I'm like
1:59:56
I go. I tried to do the best I could.
1:59:58
He likes the backdoor everybody as we all know, but he like he
2:00:02
just. Knew like he owned me, he owned
2:00:04
me. He owned them back door wise and
2:00:07
I was like, you know what, I'm sorry.
2:00:10
Sorry, I'm like. Please take me off this take him
2:00:13
back door. Gave up the booty, you know.
2:00:17
All that stuff, 100% number two. All right #2 we'll shift to the
2:00:21
Mets. He they passed up.
2:00:23
On Kilby to draft. Mitch voice again.
2:00:25
I don't understand it OK yes the ghost 38 overall they.
2:00:29
Allegedly A2 way player his. First three years at first year
2:00:33
at Wisconsin and then the last two years at Michigan.
2:00:35
Instead he should have been in the 50s or 60s but did not pitch
2:00:39
this. Last year, so that was supposed
2:00:41
to drop his. Value.
2:00:42
But they took him as a pitcher, right?
2:00:43
They took they, they took him. Allegedly to try to redevelop.
2:00:47
His pitching, they say they're going to do that.
2:00:50
I don't know how much I wouldn't trust that.
2:00:52
That's what they're going for is they're hoping that he can hit
2:00:55
like a Jacob degrom to be that kind of hit.
2:00:57
But the odds of that are not happy now.
2:00:59
Degrom was not a high prospect either.
2:01:00
Montero and Matt Harvey got a little hype at that time and
2:01:05
obviously that didn't pan out, but here's one step for him.
2:01:07
He has 93 percentage exit velocity to hit out of the
2:01:11
infield, which means he he succeeds on a lot of his line
2:01:13
drive, hit singles and double S Stop selling something that
2:01:16
nobody gives a crap about. The fact is the.
2:01:19
Mets should never have passed up on the shortstop.
2:01:22
They they had a chance to get him.
2:01:23
This guy fell as as he he did in the draft.
2:01:27
You draft the best guy on the board.
2:01:29
That's baseball. You don't know what these guys
2:01:31
are going to turn out to be. This guy might turn out to be a
2:01:33
sensational pitcher, but you get the best and the most important
2:01:37
piece to the puzzle. And this guys a shortstop who
2:01:40
could steal bases it for average has an unbelievable swing.
2:01:44
That's the way the Mets should have went pitching.
2:01:47
You're reaching at the pitching position and this guy, you don't
2:01:50
even know if he's going to be a pitcher.
2:01:52
He could actually play in the field.
2:01:54
He could fall, you know, he could fall off the grid.
2:01:57
I, I think this is reaching. Bad move for the New York Mets.
2:02:00
Made no sense. The Mets have had a lot of
2:02:03
trouble developing homegrown position players.
2:02:05
It's been a big problem. For over a decade, like OK, so
2:02:10
let me let me ask both of you, where did where do you think?
2:02:12
To like in obviously being a part of it, but where do you
2:02:17
think that like where? They can't develop.
2:02:21
Them Is it communication? Is it this?
2:02:26
Them like having. More sumptuous expectations of
2:02:31
what they are they do to why why don't they do that statistics.
2:02:35
There is a level of hype that I. Think a lot of the Mets.
2:02:37
Prospects when in the. In the field have had because
2:02:40
they're always, always developing.
2:02:41
The young pitching was always their strength and throughout
2:02:43
their history they've developed good pitching, but they're
2:02:46
position players. That's you.
2:02:48
You said statistics, Errol. And and Speedy just being smart
2:02:54
as he is in the game. Why is there not more feel of?
2:02:59
How the guys pitch. Like or how they go about their
2:03:03
things because my spin rate wasn't great.
2:03:10
Why did I play 11 years in the big leagues?
2:03:12
Because you liked it in the back.
2:03:13
I knew how to get people out. I knew how to get people out.
2:03:16
That's. A level of and there.
2:03:17
Was there was eyes on? There was eyes on it.
2:03:20
So that's I'll let you lick. My butt.
2:03:22
There's a level of smart pitching and that's the thing.
2:03:24
I've always taken shots of Noah Syndergaard.
2:03:26
For because Noah Syndergaard had five pitches and only used two
2:03:29
of them much of his career, the last three years of his career,
2:03:31
and that's I think more on him than it is the Mets actual
2:03:34
player development type thing. I think that's more on
2:03:36
Syndergaard as a player himself. But no.
2:03:38
But at the same time too, you can't say it's only on.
2:03:41
Us as a player, no, not every circumstance, but why wouldn't
2:03:46
you be like? Go do.
2:03:48
Like go, go and do you're the best because we drafted you in
2:03:53
this situation, right? Right.
2:03:55
I'm saying more, but why wouldn't you pitch with what you
2:03:58
have? And only use a.
2:04:00
Certain, and I don't. I don't need your velocity, spin
2:04:06
rate, all the other shit. I could give two damn shits
2:04:12
about anything you give. Me outs.
2:04:16
And you show it. I can stand in front of fish,
2:04:19
hold it out. I can stand in front of the
2:04:22
arrow if we're playing in a baseball game.
2:04:26
Get out. That's what I want to
2:04:29
differentiate. With the pitching.
2:04:31
Development. And the way the Mets have done
2:04:33
it with their hitting, I think a lot of times they've done it
2:04:35
with their hitting. They've tried to.
2:04:37
Put them in circumstances because they've been a bad team
2:04:38
for a while, that they're kind of being the face of the
2:04:41
franchise right away. A lot of pressure.
2:04:43
It's too much with statistics. I I think that's what the Mets
2:04:45
are doing. They they.
2:04:47
Brought in a new owner and they're using.
2:04:51
They're using the analytics. To think that this guy is
2:04:54
they're. Going to be able to change him
2:04:55
by using all the analytics and all the opportunities that they
2:04:59
have with statistics that they have.
2:05:00
They have all these mathematical guys as, as Cohen has really put
2:05:04
it together over the last couple years and maybe it's worked, but
2:05:07
I think you're reaching with these statistics and you don't
2:05:09
know what these guys are going to really transition into.
2:05:13
I, I, I, I agree with you 100. Percent like and I.
2:05:17
I love the fact of like, there's like and we've talked about
2:05:22
there is such an Ave. for analytics, but there's also an
2:05:27
eye on the game, right? Remember when Snell was playing
2:05:34
for the Rays and they took him out in the sixth inning because
2:05:38
he had 90 was like 90, some bitches and they lost the game.
2:05:44
Like have a feel for the game. Like have a feel for what you
2:05:48
see. Like I sucked on paper.
2:05:53
I was terrible. That's why they.
2:05:56
That's why they liked Philip Hughes.
2:05:58
They didn't like Jabba. They wanted.
2:05:59
Philip Hughes, Ian Kennedy. They were like, screw this guy,
2:06:02
this fat guy from Nebraska who we drafted in the first round.
2:06:06
You know, they wanted the Phil. They wanted the you baby.
2:06:09
They wanted the you baby. It was before me, though.
2:06:12
He was a cry. Yeah, well, I know.
2:06:14
And he was. A crybaby, he.
2:06:16
He definitely did a lot of that too.
2:06:18
So I love Phil. He is definitely soft.
2:06:22
I like anal. And #1 you guys kind of touched.
2:06:25
It on it earlier, so it was a record.
2:06:27
Setting. First round for the shortstop.
2:06:29
Position 15 out of the 32 first round picks were shortstop,
2:06:33
which is the most in MLB history.
2:06:34
It broke the record by 411 were drafted in 2023.
2:06:38
So what are the what are the I know you mentioned the
2:06:40
athleticism, the speed, like you think that's the main reason for
2:06:43
the circumstances. Shortstop is the hardest
2:06:45
position to play in professional baseball.
2:06:48
It is. You're a.
2:06:49
You're a absolute, absolute bull.
2:06:52
Taste life. And that and that's why, that's
2:06:54
why because you could transition a shortstop.
2:06:56
To the outfield, because he's a great yes.
2:06:59
Because yes, I I believe the shortstop, you're saying that's
2:07:02
the hardest position, hardest defensively?
2:07:04
Yes, it's the hardest defensively to play.
2:07:06
And I I. So you're selling every catcher
2:07:09
out? What Every?
2:07:11
That's the hardest position, no? I understand.
2:07:14
What you're going? To say because he's the coaches
2:07:16
ear and he's the coaches. Eye.
2:07:18
But the hardest defensive position, the hardest defensive
2:07:21
position is that's the best. I think the shortstop is the
2:07:25
best athlete. And.
2:07:26
I'm agreeing with you, but that's why.
2:07:30
Because you can. Transition, but that's what I'm
2:07:32
saying. You.
2:07:33
Could transition a shortstop to another position and these guys
2:07:37
that we've seen that was drafted this year or all guys that have
2:07:40
very good strengths and and less weaknesses.
2:07:43
That's why if you look at the short stops in this year's draft
2:07:46
now, this is not what a cutthroat draft.
2:07:48
I mean they were like 3 good players in this draft and watch
2:07:51
maybe one of them actually turns out to be a star.
2:07:54
What I'm trying to say is these, there's more Sharks, shortstops
2:07:57
that were drafted this year because there are a lot of
2:08:00
athletes. Look at the Yankees.
2:08:01
Look at the kid that they drafted.
2:08:02
He fell all the way to them and he should have been drafted in
2:08:06
the higher teens. He was a Volpe.
2:08:09
Volpe was drafted, what, 19? I think he was 19th in the draft
2:08:12
or 18th. He was supposed to be.
2:08:15
Was it 21? I don't even know.
2:08:18
I thought it was 19 or 18 where he was.
2:08:21
Drafted, maybe even less. But that's where I 30th pick.
2:08:26
In 2019 all. Right.
2:08:27
So, so, so I heard that this kid should have been 1819.
2:08:33
Somewhere in the late teens, I was drafted.
2:08:35
Why he fell off, nobody knows. Even when, when when I was
2:08:39
watching it, I was in Miller's air house and I was listening to
2:08:42
them then nobody knew what he felt.
2:08:43
They said I had a degenerative knee.
2:08:45
I had. Bone replacement surgery when I
2:08:47
was a sophomore in college and I was in the big leagues in 2 1/2
2:08:52
months. And they're like, what did we
2:08:54
miss? What did we miss?
2:08:57
I'm like, I don't, I don't know. This kid's from Georgia.
2:09:00
Too so I. Remember, he came from Georgia,
2:09:02
so and those. And usually good joy, you know,
2:09:04
good Atlanta guy. Kids baseball players that come
2:09:07
from Atlanta are pretty damn good.
2:09:08
So maybe the Yankees got it right.
2:09:10
Maybe they hit gold like getting him and him falling.
2:09:13
The Mets were absolutely stupid not drafting this guy.
2:09:16
It made me no sense. He could be.
2:09:18
He could be a me for sure. 100% all.
2:09:21
Right, here we go. All right, Josh, I.
2:09:24
Want to read his comment? Only one.
2:09:26
Number one. In the history is in the Hall of
2:09:27
Fame drafted baseball is always a crap shoot 17 year old.
2:09:30
Yeah. I think it was just surprising
2:09:31
like that young for the national.
2:09:32
Was that Griffey number one over?
2:09:34
I'm assuming he's Griffey. Yeah, it's Griffey, isn't it?
2:09:39
He was 17 years old when he was. Drafted.
2:09:41
So. So I can comment here I guess
2:09:45
the tune jive for jazz and the. Dervish how many you end up.
2:09:47
Finishing with no three. There was only three.
2:09:51
It was terrible, dude. Nobody.
2:09:53
Thought that jizzy? Jizzy was.
2:09:54
Going to win, including. Yours truly, and yes, Josh, it
2:09:58
was Griffey. It was plus 600I Griffey and
2:10:01
$0.80. You got to put money on.
2:10:02
I wasn't. Wasting my money or my time.
2:10:04
Hey fish, you know what's crazy? So Mike Harkey, who's still.
2:10:08
The bullpen coach he was in that same draft, Cal State Fullerton,
2:10:13
he was supposed to go number one overall with Griffey, did a.
2:10:20
Backflip. In blue Lulu, that's terrible.
2:10:26
He was a. He was a.
2:10:27
Gymnast. His son.
2:10:28
Played back out. His son played for the Saint
2:10:31
Louis Rams. And he?
2:10:34
Is one of my favorite, one of my favorite people in the world.
2:10:38
Who is this? Who is the football player?
2:10:40
Harkey, you said? Yeah, Mike Harkey that.
2:10:44
Was a sudden plate. No, it's a honky speedy.
2:10:49
Yeah, some plays for the Rams. Something plays for the Rams.
2:10:52
Somebody needs the honk, right? Speedy.
2:10:54
It's gross. I.
2:10:56
Don't know. If a car, a car horn honking has
2:10:59
a smell, but OK, disturbing the Yeah, Corey Corey's his son.
2:11:09
All right, ladies and gentlemen. We might as well get into King
2:11:12
of the Hill. And here's the King of the Hill.
2:11:16
This, Bobby, is the. Beltline you never ever hit
2:11:20
below that not. That kind of king of the hill,
2:11:22
you dumb ready are. You ready?
2:11:24
This is King of the Hill. Yeah.
2:11:27
Because the word jizz is really. Structured.
2:11:31
Not structured enough for jazz, apparently.
2:11:33
Let's get the music on. For King.
2:11:37
Of the hill. Let's get Aaron in here on this
2:11:40
one. Get in here Aaron.
2:11:43
I will play as well. I don't.
2:11:45
Know how good my? Graphics are going to be
2:11:47
tonight. I don't know what we're doing
2:11:49
MLB right, but we're going to stay in baseball considering.
2:11:52
It's the only sport going on right now.
2:11:54
We will go with the peasant fight.
2:11:57
So again we will all take on Errol.
2:11:59
Errol is our reigning king. Our tired king is this tired
2:12:02
king. The king is week.
2:12:04
I will be playing as well since we only have three contestants
2:12:07
so it'll be 4 contestants like always.
2:12:08
Peasant fight is the first round 99 best power hitters since the
2:12:14
year 2000. So again has to be since the
2:12:19
year 2000. Could it be a guy that played
2:12:21
before that? But we're really trying to focus
2:12:23
on 2000 forwards, not someone who did a lot in the 90s.
2:12:27
No, these are these are the only competitors everyone else asked
2:12:29
out. So here we go.
2:12:32
I'll go last. We'll start down at the bottom
2:12:36
with Aaron, then Speedy and job and I'll go end the round and go
2:12:40
bet for two Aaron. All right, off the top of my
2:12:44
head, which is the power hitters?
2:12:46
Jason Giambi. I mean, look, but it was before
2:12:48
my time. But one of those I look, it's
2:12:51
the one that came straight to my head.
2:12:52
I'm going to go with Jason Giambi with my first one.
2:12:54
Not a crazy one, but I'm going to stick with him.
2:12:56
Keep a look, Speedy. All right, I'll steal the
2:12:59
obvious one. Why not Barry?
2:13:00
Bonds 73 home run. Season Jason Giambi.
2:13:02
Seven O 62 We set record in 2007.
2:13:07
And obviously. Breaking Hank Aaron's record,
2:13:09
who was 755 and still extended it even to that day.
2:13:12
He probably hit more home runs in the decade that a lot of the
2:13:15
guys did in their career. And obviously that season was
2:13:17
the biggest one we're still seeing if anyone can catch.
2:13:20
So Barry Bonds, obvious one here, Jabba, I'm going to be.
2:13:26
An asshole. I got to take Aaron.
2:13:29
Judge have to in the end. Why is that being an ass and.
2:13:38
You know. Obviously doing what he has done
2:13:43
in the amount of time that he's done, coming up late in his
2:13:47
career and not being like a real like first round draft pick,
2:13:53
like being to the forefront. Of everything, it took him a
2:14:00
while. And to see him like, and I'm not
2:14:05
sold on him. His numbers are sold on.
2:14:10
The self I. I'm I'm still not.
2:14:14
I'm not sold. On them yet?
2:14:16
I'm really not. But he's he's, he's, he's in the
2:14:20
conversation. He's in this conversation.
2:14:24
All right, I'm putting you on a leash now.
2:14:26
Well, I'll take guys whose numbers.
2:14:28
I am sold on. I'll start with Albert Pujols,
2:14:30
because. Albert Pujols had a 10 year
2:14:32
stretch the 1st 10 years of his career.
2:14:33
Damn it you took mine that he's a big hole dominated.
2:14:37
He's got I believe. More.
2:14:40
Home runs than all but. 5. Players ever good for me, so I
2:14:44
would take Albert Pujols. He was also a 300 hitter for the
2:14:48
first half of his career. He was absolutely unstoppable.
2:14:51
The second guy I'm going to take killed me as a Yankees fan for a
2:14:54
long time. I'm talking about.
2:14:56
Oh, I know who you're going. Yeah, Big Poppy has to be
2:14:58
mentioned if you're going to talk about guys from.
2:14:59
Since 2000. Man, my dad, my dad's favorite
2:15:03
player. If are you a me tender?
2:15:05
If you can serve it up. Say you have an advantage over
2:15:09
Mariano Rivera. You're an elite few company, big
2:15:13
poppy Java who did steroids by the way, just so you know well.
2:15:19
Never. Never was charged for it.
2:15:21
That wasn't part of the criteria.
2:15:23
On this list it should have been.
2:15:26
All right, back to Jabba. I'm.
2:15:29
I'm going to go. Miggy.
2:15:32
Miggy for. Me.
2:15:35
Was one of the hardest hitters I've.
2:15:36
Ever had to get out and to hit over 500 homers and to hit over
2:15:44
300? Not only was it homers, you get
2:15:48
it. You gap to gap.
2:15:51
He played third base, he played. First base.
2:15:55
Miguel Cabrera is in that conversation of, in this realm,
2:16:03
top ten of everything that he's. Done.
2:16:06
Was he not great? Defensively, no, he was
2:16:10
serviceable. But when you faced him at the
2:16:14
plate, it was different. It was different.
2:16:19
Speedy. All right, I'll go to home.
2:16:22
Major. Your point?
2:16:22
Fishing. Other guy on the Red Sox?
2:16:24
Manny. Ramirez had 55051I believe
2:16:27
career home runs and one of the best playoff hitters as well
2:16:31
when they came into the home runs.
2:16:32
Did it with the Red Sox for a very long time helping him break
2:16:34
the curse along with like you said, obviously his Dodger's
2:16:38
tenure wasn't as good but still in some productive season still
2:16:40
was able to get over 550 career home runs.
2:16:43
Yeah, there's always going to be steroid questions with him, too.
2:16:49
Can't go wrong with having to take Manny Ramirez, Aaron for
2:16:52
two. So my first pick I'm.
2:16:53
Going to go with a. Rod, I mean, look, I.
2:16:55
You could say. Almost 700 home runs, Aaron.
2:16:59
I knew you were going to do a Yankee.
2:17:00
I knew you were. I have.
2:17:01
I had. To I had to and.
2:17:03
Well, obviously a rod is. It's unspoken.
2:17:05
Then obviously I'm going to go with someone I obviously watch
2:17:08
now with another Yankee Stan. Look, I mean, get to meet a lot
2:17:13
of Donuts over there. He just absolutely.
2:17:17
Crushes the ball. He's considered just you're
2:17:20
going playoff stand, you're not going regular season stand.
2:17:23
But you know what, man? He hits the ball hard.
2:17:25
That's the power hitter. I get it.
2:17:28
In every single direction, if you know what I mean.
2:17:31
He's not. Wrong.
2:17:32
He's not wrong, all right. Speedy.
2:17:35
All right. I'll round it out with just
2:17:37
recently. Inducted.
2:17:38
Into the Hall of Fame. Adrian Beltre.
2:17:39
Close to 500 home runs. I don't think he quite got
2:17:41
there, but obviously doing with so many different teams I've
2:17:44
given a lot of credit with, like doing it all different ballparks
2:17:46
to Dodgers. When you came up as a young
2:17:48
player too, that was a very heavy pitching ballpark at
2:17:50
Dodger Stadium. Then doing it with Texas as
2:17:52
well. He had the one year with the Red
2:17:54
Sox and again, doing it all throughout his career for about
2:17:56
a 20 year span before he ended up retiring is fantastic.
2:18:00
Almost 500 rooms. Got to go.
2:18:01
Beltre and Jabba, you're going to.
2:18:06
You're you're going to lose. This one and Speedy.
2:18:09
I know you are great at these, but the fact that you guys
2:18:15
didn't bring Jim Tomei up, oh, he stole them from me 612.
2:18:21
Homers and literally one of the nicest.
2:18:24
Human beings in the planet. And I can I can say he never got
2:18:31
a Homer run off of me like Dracula, Gary.
2:18:35
Gary Sheffield was another one for me.
2:18:39
But it's like, I get so involved, especially when we go.
2:18:43
Into baseball. Sides and but.
2:18:49
To do it in the way that. Jim Toomey did it as humble and
2:18:56
as proud as he was, and just to be one of the greatest dudes.
2:19:03
There's nobody. Bag of doughnuts.
2:19:05
Over there. So he.
2:19:06
Hit over 600 over. Sorry about your guys's luck.
2:19:10
I farted, so there's a lot of there's.
2:19:14
Luck. And then there where you where?
2:19:16
You going fish? And then there's guys who come
2:19:18
up when they're 20. Years old and are the best
2:19:21
player. In baseball immediately and then
2:19:22
has a decade where he's unstoppable.
2:19:24
He's five of them runs away from 400 right now.
2:19:28
I'm talking about Mike Trout. This has to be on every single
2:19:32
list of anything from 2000. He was a one-of-a-kind player.
2:19:36
I would say maybe his swing didn't look like it, but the way
2:19:39
he was built physically 6162 with no neck, all muscle, all
2:19:44
trap like Mickey Mantle play the game like it from new from New
2:19:48
Jersey, but South Jersey that's different.
2:19:50
They say like pork roll down there.
2:19:52
Nobody gives a shit about those people in South Jersey and
2:19:54
they're eagles fans all those trashy S Jerseyans.
2:19:58
But Mike Trout, certainly one of the greats of all time.
2:20:01
Errol, who's moving on to the Jows.
2:20:02
You guys forgot about Jeff Bagwell, too.
2:20:05
He was pretty damn good. Bagwell, Yeah, for sure.
2:20:08
I'm going to go Speedy and John. Give me that chicken.
2:20:14
Curry All right, let's move on, Aaron.
2:20:16
You can pop out great. Effort.
2:20:19
I will stay up here. The Jason Giambi thing I just.
2:20:23
Didn't. Giambi, I thought when mine were
2:20:24
pretty good, I'm not going to lie, but yours was, yeah, No,
2:20:27
yours were. Great.
2:20:28
Here we go, Jabba, as a picture. You're going to.
2:20:31
Have fun with this one. Who threw the best?
2:20:34
Change up of all time. So we got this one.
2:20:39
It'll be back and forth. Not going to go twice in a row
2:20:41
on this round since it's just the two of you guys.
2:20:44
Errol, tell us who is going first.
2:20:47
Go speak. All right, I'll go with the best
2:20:50
one that I remember seeing at the when I was a kid.
2:20:52
That was Johan. Santana with the circle change
2:20:54
when he was with the Twins wanna Sai young, I believe in 2003 or
2:20:57
2004. And again, it really kind of
2:20:59
elevated the circle changes being a main type of pitch for a
2:21:03
lot of these younger pitchers down the road.
2:21:04
That's the best one I've seen. I got to go him Jabba, you're
2:21:08
you're literally like. Are you not?
2:21:10
Forgetting Greg Maddox. Greg Maddox like.
2:21:16
Not only throw a 2 seamer. But change up wise to be able to
2:21:20
do both of those things, he was so great at everything that he
2:21:26
did his change up because he wasn't.
2:21:30
A. 95 guy he. Was a change up guy that.
2:21:35
He pulled and plot. That's what he did.
2:21:38
And his change up was crazy. He tried to show me how to do
2:21:42
it. I had no freaking idea.
2:21:45
I was like, I'll try. I've literally I think I threw
2:21:50
10 change UPS probably in the big leagues and I think two of
2:21:53
them are still going. Two in the pink and one in the
2:21:55
stink. Also also a circle.
2:22:00
Change guy right? It was a circle change Java
2:22:02
that. Maddox.
2:22:03
He was. He was.
2:22:04
He was. Off.
2:22:04
Harness So I need a. Magnifying glass.
2:22:09
So when I say off harness like that's 4 seam.
2:22:13
So Greg was he was on the side, but he wasn't full circle.
2:22:19
Interesting. All right, Speedy.
2:22:21
All right, I'll. Go back to the 90s. 2000s Pedro
2:22:24
Martinez I'll go with. Him as.
2:22:26
Obviously having the many different hit the longest
2:22:30
fingers in the game, well yeah, that'll help when throwing a
2:22:32
change up could do it in a lot of.
2:22:33
Different directions that he did when he was.
2:22:35
With the Mets, he obviously had more of a downward drop to it,
2:22:38
but when he was with the Expos and the Dodgers before that and
2:22:40
with the Red Sox, could rotate it left and right, many
2:22:43
different with grips. So I'll go Pedro Martinez #2
2:22:47
Jabba and I'm I'm I'm going to kill you on.
2:22:50
That too, and I'm going. To go in the same realm, Tom
2:22:57
Cliven. Tom Glavin.
2:23:00
Was literally. Left-handed 1 / 300.
2:23:04
Games finish, obviously with the Mets, but never threw.
2:23:12
Hard, exactly like Maddox. Did but you look at exactly what
2:23:18
he did. And his.
2:23:20
Splits on the same time left. And right and.
2:23:23
It played 22 years and literally changed.
2:23:29
Up people to death his. Change up when he threw it was
2:23:34
49%. It was.
2:23:40
It was diabolical like. I wish, I wish I could throw a
2:23:45
change up. My my son's best bitch ball bag
2:23:49
is a change up. And those two.
2:23:52
Dudes. Were unbelievable to me, Speedy.
2:23:56
All right, I'll round it out with a Yankee that had a very
2:23:59
good one, obviously. He played more of his crew at
2:24:01
the. Orioles but might be seen.
2:24:01
I had a very good one as well. Obviously it kept it going for
2:24:04
quite a while kind of later in his career had to keep it going
2:24:06
with the Yankees to be able to be effective with his with
2:24:09
breaking breaking the trends with the off speed pitches.
2:24:11
But I I only got to see him with the Yankees.
2:24:13
I did. I wasn't alive for watching
2:24:15
baseball him with the Orioles at the time, but that was always a
2:24:17
pitch he relied on, especially with the Yankees later in his
2:24:20
career. And Jabba, to finish it Well you
2:24:23
don't like. Moose relied on his curveball.
2:24:26
Really early, early and I'll get I'll so I'm I'm going to go.
2:24:31
I'm going to go. Kind of new school.
2:24:33
In this 110 months ago and two Siam's.
2:24:40
Was a. Fastball curveball guy.
2:24:42
But what? People don't understand how good
2:24:46
those two pitches were because that he could throw a change up
2:24:53
and just to show it and you want to.
2:24:56
Go power rankings you. Want to do anything?
2:24:59
He's literally in the top 10 and all of it I.
2:25:05
Wanted to go Ubaldo Jimenez too that.
2:25:08
Was another one, but those three I.
2:25:13
Think just literally they were so.
2:25:15
Different and how they just compartmentalized.
2:25:20
How I'm supposed to do? This and it made them better.
2:25:25
And that's what they did, and that's.
2:25:27
Exactly what they did and that's why I don't know if once him get
2:25:31
in the Hall of Fame, probably not, but Maddox and Gliven no
2:25:38
better change up I would say there's.
2:25:40
Only one name. I didn't I I was.
2:25:42
Expecting you, I didn't, which was Trevor.
2:25:43
Hoffman, Trevor Hoffman, like made his whole career on this.
2:25:47
It was a split. It wasn't a change up.
2:25:48
They called it a change up though.
2:25:50
No, it was a split. You call it.
2:25:53
Change up you guys. Go, go.
2:25:55
Go look at his. Videos.
2:25:56
It's not a change up you. Guys forgot split, you guys
2:25:59
forgot one that's still playing in the game and that's Jacob.
2:26:01
Degrom, who has probably the best change up in in the game.
2:26:05
So, but it's a split Jacob, it's not a change up.
2:26:08
Jabba, explain to me what is a change up.
2:26:10
What the difference is when this when we say because the split is
2:26:13
your fingers are separated a change.
2:26:17
Up is a change up. Those are different, no Jacob
2:26:22
degrom. Has the best change up.
2:26:23
In baseball, yeah, his is a change.
2:26:25
Up. It's a It was a split.
2:26:26
No, Jacob degrom is. A is a change up he.
2:26:29
Was he would, he was. This way it's the same thing.
2:26:33
That Ian Kennedy did, it's the same thing.
2:26:35
That it's not a full blown kind of like somewhere in between is
2:26:40
most of my understanding. It's like a split.
2:26:41
I've heard it called a split change like we we talk about all
2:26:45
the time as Yankees fans. Airbending what he does.
2:26:53
Is he pronates? He pronates.
2:26:56
And that's what he does. But it's a change up, it's not a
2:27:01
split. Interesting.
2:27:03
Errol, who's moving on take on the.
2:27:05
King I like. The new Cena, I like the Pedro
2:27:08
Martinez. I'm going to go with Speedy P
2:27:11
All right, Speedy moves on everyone else back in to the
2:27:16
heads up competition for voting rights in here.
2:27:21
If you didn't like it earlier, if you were voted down, time to
2:27:24
get your retribution against the king.
2:27:27
Come back in everybody, and here it is.
2:27:30
Best Home Run Derby champs of all time.
2:27:34
Yes, the Derby is on right now. They are getting close to the
2:27:37
finals. Looks like Junior Caminero is
2:27:40
going to be one of the finalists.
2:27:41
Not sure where they're at on the other side of the bracket yet.
2:27:44
Could be Cal Raleigh or someone else.
2:27:48
Errol, would you like to go first or seconds?
2:27:51
I'm trying to think. If I give it to his first of
2:27:57
all. I won that, by the way.
2:27:59
There's no. Chance.
2:28:00
You thought Speedy won? That no chance.
2:28:03
Yeah, I did. I I thought speedy I I thought
2:28:05
speedy I. Think Speedy did a job?
2:28:07
Pedro might have had the greatest change up of all time.
2:28:12
Pedro's or something. I mean, what?
2:28:13
What? Tell me why Tell me.
2:28:16
Why you. You tell me.
2:28:18
Tell me, Greg. And Tom Glavine.
2:28:22
Tell me why. Really, I just.
2:28:28
I I'm not. I'm not a big Tom Glavine
2:28:30
supporter, so that's the only. Reason why I like you don't have
2:28:33
to be the best. I got it.
2:28:35
I fan of them. But did he win 300 games?
2:28:39
How many Pedro win? Not as many as Tom Gliven.
2:28:42
I got it. Not as many as Tom Gliven.
2:28:48
Sorry. All right, all right, I'm out.
2:28:52
I. Know you're out.
2:28:53
I know you're a little butt hard.
2:28:54
I am a legend, yes. You are Errol, Who's going
2:28:58
first? I'm going to go first.
2:29:02
I'm going to go. 19 I'm I'm. Going to go with Ken Griffey
2:29:07
Junior. Hitting the.
2:29:08
Warehouse, I'm going to go with that one free time Home Run
2:29:10
Derby champion. Obviously what he did, it was
2:29:14
just unbelievable. Put a display, a towering
2:29:18
display at the high fence at Baltimore.
2:29:21
So I'm going to go with Ken Griffey Junior.
2:29:23
I'll go with the one we talked about a lot on this show.
2:29:25
That's Josh Hamilton doing what he did.
2:29:27
At Yankee Stadium, yes, job. I know he didn't win.
2:29:30
I actually picked Justin Morneau that year.
2:29:32
But speedy, Speedy. The rule was champs.
2:29:35
Champs of all. Time it was specifically champs.
2:29:38
OK. All right.
2:29:38
Then I'll, I'll, I'll shift it to the.
2:29:41
I'll shift it to the Prince Fielder one in 2009, a couple
2:29:43
years later to a great duel with with Nelson Cruz in that one.
2:29:47
That was a that was a difficult one.
2:29:49
Cruz is a young player at the time and Prince Fielder, I think
2:29:52
had the most at the time, 450 foot home runs I think since the
2:29:57
steroid era. So I'll I'll go with Prince
2:29:59
Fielder for the first one. All right, Errol, I'm going to.
2:30:04
Go I'm going to go with Vladimir Guerrero.
2:30:06
Junior. I'm going to go with him.
2:30:09
Obviously he holds the record, a home run at Home Run Derby in
2:30:13
2019 with 91 home runs right over Josh Hamilton in 2008.
2:30:18
So I'm going to go with Vladimir Guerrero junior in 2019.
2:30:22
Yeah, I'll, I'll round it out with that steroid era one in
2:30:26
two. Thousand with with Sammy Sosa
2:30:28
Turner Field in Atlanta too at the time.
2:30:31
Obviously different different times, but again, the topic
2:30:34
petition he had to face that year and being able to beat it
2:30:37
out with all the steroid error and still having one of the
2:30:39
highest totals that lasted for a while until Josh Hamilton broke
2:30:42
it in 2008, even though he didn't win fish.
2:30:44
I know why why was why was Josh Hamilton not in the
2:30:47
conversation? He hadn't.
2:30:48
He didn't. Win.
2:30:48
It was only champion. It was only technically a
2:30:50
champion, not overall. Performances.
2:30:53
At the same time, you still have to put him in the conversation
2:30:56
well. I know, but we've.
2:30:57
We talked about it well. I went with Ken Griffey junior
2:30:59
because he won in 94. 98 yeah. So, I mean, Errol, I've already
2:31:03
kind of get tipped my hands once.
2:31:05
You say Ken Griffey, Junior, I'm voting for you.
2:31:07
I'm going. Where did he give my friend a
2:31:08
finding one? Go ahead.
2:31:10
My final. I thought you already went.
2:31:11
No, I didn't give my third one. Right.
2:31:13
It's three. Right.
2:31:14
Three. Yeah.
2:31:15
Bobby Abreu, 2005. I mean, what he did in 2005 sets
2:31:19
the record home runs of 24 in the Derby.
2:31:23
Well and by the way, he had 41 in 2005, so 41 and he had 25 and
2:31:29
one at 24 in the one of the rounds.
2:31:31
So I'm going to go with Bobby Abreu.
2:31:33
So, and I'll, I'll round it out with the that duel that you were
2:31:36
talking about with Vladimir Guerrero.
2:31:38
Junior he ended up ousting him out the one year but then Pete
2:31:40
Alonso wins it the next year too.
2:31:41
He set the record in 2021 before he he ended up still end up
2:31:46
keeping the streak going after that.
2:31:47
I think he was out of the years one of the rounds but Pete
2:31:50
Alonso doing it as a young player.
2:31:51
Vlad, I think that year was an 8 seed too, which was crazy too
2:31:55
and he ended up going all the way to the finals I think
2:31:56
knocked out Julio Rodriguez, but Pete Alonso ended up bouncing
2:31:59
him out with had to compete with all that combined total.
2:32:03
All right, Speedy confused because he said he was rounding.
2:32:06
It out when there was still. Another round left guys.
2:32:09
I, I'm going with Errol on this one.
2:32:11
A couple of names that I didn't hear that I remembered growing
2:32:14
up. The big ones that I really
2:32:16
liked. I, I mean, the Sosa 1 was great,
2:32:18
but the Griffey won a couple of times.
2:32:21
Frank Thomas, he won three times.
2:32:23
Griffey, Frank Thomas had a legendary performance as well.
2:32:28
I think the other one that we didn't hear that I loved was
2:32:32
Robinson Canal, because I love Robinson canal when he won his,
2:32:35
but that's that's pretty much it.
2:32:36
I'm going with arrow. Go to Aaron for your vote.
2:32:41
I'm I'm also sorry. I'm also.
2:32:43
Going to go arrow but arrow real.
2:32:44
Quick. You.
2:32:45
Said for Vlad for. 19 He didn't win in 2019, did he not?
2:32:49
That was a win. I think he did win in 2019.
2:32:53
He. Didn't know I don't.
2:32:54
He won in 20. 23 He won in 2023. He didn't win in 19.
2:32:58
Well, he hit 1419. He won.
2:33:00
In that so. But yeah, I was just confused.
2:33:03
I'm still going with Vladimir in two 1023.
2:33:11
It doesn't matter. It isn't no and.
2:33:14
Java. Your vote I got speedy of.
2:33:17
Course he. Did all right.
2:33:19
Well, it's 2:00 to 1:00. We're going.
2:33:21
Errol gets. To keep the crown another.
2:33:23
Week speedy Closest you've been, but the king stays the king.
2:33:29
Once again, I'm King of the hill.
2:33:33
Let's go to a sports minute. This is the Jabba and the Mouth
2:33:38
sportsman. At.
2:33:41
All right guys, welcome back to another sportsman.
2:33:44
At Aaron Fishman here giving you a few stories and then I'll
2:33:47
update you what's going on in the Home Run Derby.
2:33:50
Long. Time star defensive tackle and
2:33:53
Domican Sue has announced his retirement from the NFL.
2:33:56
Sue's, 38, announced the retirement on the one year
2:33:59
anniversary of his father's passing on a long post on
2:34:03
Twitter on Saturday. Before he passed, he gave me one
2:34:05
final piece of advice. It's time to let football go.
2:34:08
You've done everything you set out to do, now it's time for the
2:34:11
next chapter. That conversation stayed with
2:34:13
me. So today, one year later, I'm
2:34:15
honoring that wish. I'm officially retiring from the
2:34:18
NFL. Sue made it clear in his post
2:34:20
how important his father was to his playing career and his
2:34:22
following and his and father times advice and stepping away
2:34:26
from the game. Sue played for the NFL for
2:34:29
played in the NFL for 13 seasons.
2:34:30
After being the number two overall pick in the 2010 draft
2:34:33
for the Lions. Sue won a championship with the
2:34:36
Bucks in 2020, played for the Lions, Dolphins, Rams, Bucks and
2:34:39
Eagles. He hadn't played since 2022, but
2:34:42
it was a five time All Pro. Routinely considered one of the
2:34:44
dirtier players in the league. Fined hundreds of thousands of
2:34:47
dollars and also played in three Super Bowl in Super Bowls for
2:34:51
three different franchise in his possible Hall of Famer.
2:34:54
Despite his reputation. Former Magic point guard Cole
2:34:58
Anthony, who was traded recently to the Memphis Grizzlies in the
2:35:01
Desmond Bain deal before the NBA draft, agreed to a buyout with
2:35:05
Memphis making him a free agent. Anthony who was acquired
2:35:09
alongside Kentavious Caldwell Pope, a first round pick swap
2:35:12
and four first round unprotected picks in the trade for Bain is a
2:35:16
cap casualty of the Grizzlies who are trying to make the math
2:35:19
work after extending Jaron Jackson Junior on a five year,
2:35:22
$240 million Max deal. It is being reported that
2:35:26
Anthony will attempt to sign with the Bucks when eligible as
2:35:29
they would like to need the point guard help after
2:35:32
stretching and releasing Gaming Lillard to towards Achilles in
2:35:35
the playoffs this year. And finally, the golf carting
2:35:38
death of John Elway's former agent has been ruled an accident
2:35:42
and no charges will be filed against Elway, who was driving
2:35:45
the vehicle. It's over, Elway's lawyer Bianco
2:35:49
told the TV station on Friday. We talked to everyone involved.
2:35:52
We found nothing new. There was nothing criminal.
2:35:54
It was what we've been saying all along.
2:35:56
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Welcome back to. Dial it up once again here with.
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Some brand new stories that Errol hasn't heard in a
2:38:50
lightning round fashion. Guys, everyone come on in.
2:38:54
We got five stories. Errol hasn't seen any of them
2:38:56
yet. He's going to react and dial up
2:38:58
or take one of us that are in the peanut gallery over here.
2:39:02
My pinky is bigger than yours. First story.
2:39:05
Errol. Aaron Judge, fastest to three.
2:39:07
150 home Runs Aaron Judge became the fastest player in baseball
2:39:12
history to get the 350 home runs with his 35th home run of the
2:39:17
season on Saturday against the Cubs.
2:39:19
He hit it in his one thousandth 88th game, almost 200 games
2:39:23
faster than Mark McGuire, the previous record holder.
2:39:27
He goes into the All Star break hitting 35535 homers, 81 RBI
2:39:33
with A1194 OPS. He also made three terrific
2:39:37
plays in the field in Fridays win versus the Cubs, The only
2:39:41
game the Yankees won versus Chicago this past season.
2:39:45
Errol, everybody knows what I think about Aaron Judge.
2:39:50
He's the best player in baseball.
2:39:51
He's been the best player in baseball for the last four
2:39:54
years. I know everybody loves the share
2:39:56
Otani situation and they're they're the two best players.
2:39:59
He is the face not internationally and Aaron Judge
2:40:02
is the face nationally. What he's doing right now is
2:40:05
incredible. 35535 home runs, 80 something RBI.
2:40:09
The guy's on his way to hitting 140 RBI this year, maybe even
2:40:13
150. He's going to hit probably
2:40:16
around 60 to. 65 home runs. It's been incredible to watch
2:40:19
this guy play and what makes him so fantastic is he doesn't go
2:40:23
out there after the game and brag about himself.
2:40:26
It's all about team. That's what that that's what he
2:40:28
stands for. He's not betting on sports.
2:40:31
He's not throwing things under the rug.
2:40:33
He's not cheating and doing the things that a lot of players are
2:40:37
doing. What he's doing is going out
2:40:39
there playing the game and playing the game right.
2:40:41
I love this kid. This guy's going to hit 5 home.
2:40:44
500 home runs is going to be the fastest 500 home runs.
2:40:47
He is the Babe Ruth of our era. It's fantastic to watch.
2:40:50
Congratulations to Aaron Judge and a great season and really so
2:40:53
far a great career. I I don't like, I'm not going.
2:40:58
To take anything away from. Him by any means, I think he
2:41:03
needs to continue to do it. Is he going to keep up this?
2:41:06
Face. That's the one thing that I've
2:41:08
really like and you guys know as well as I know it's.
2:41:14
Hard to but. A 40 to 50 face.
2:41:19
In homers, right? I don't know if he's going to
2:41:24
be. Able to do it for as long as he
2:41:26
can. And I, I want him to, don't get
2:41:29
me wrong, I'm, I'm not disagreeing with that.
2:41:32
I just don't know if you can hit 50 homers a year and he's going
2:41:38
to be 35. Father Time always wins.
2:41:44
I don't know if he can get 50. Every year from.
2:41:48
Here on out 3333 Jabba 34 beginning of next season.
2:41:54
I I don't think that's wrong. Right now he's having the best
2:41:59
season of his career he's putting up.
2:42:01
Numbers nobody even could imagine to think that he is not
2:42:04
getting it. And I'm like 150.
2:42:07
In five years. But he's not doing shit.
2:42:10
That nobody. 'S ever done before?
2:42:12
Yes, he is. He's he's got.
2:42:14
He's the quickest. No, he's not.
2:42:16
Doing shit. Nobody's ever done before if
2:42:18
people have. Done what he's done really.
2:42:21
It's a guy he's got a higher WRC plus doesn't.
2:42:24
He than Barry Bonds or who's on steroids and and and here's
2:42:27
another thing he's he's 6 foot eight 280 lbs and he's.
2:42:32
A 512. Player.
2:42:33
How many players have you seen do this?
2:42:37
I'm not saying he's not great. I.
2:42:39
Love, Aaron Judge I. Love him.
2:42:43
Will he go down as one of the best baseball players?
2:42:45
No, not to me. How many homers you think?
2:42:50
He finishes with Jabba. I think, I think he goes.
2:42:53
In. How old is he speaking 5/3?
2:42:58
Five days in April. OK.
2:43:00
Five and some. Change.
2:43:02
Five instant change, so like 520. 530 something like that
2:43:05
I'm. Saying 5 and some.
2:43:06
Change 590 because 590. I look if he's at.
2:43:11
This pace, look, it's just about.
2:43:13
Health with him, right? Places friends like dude on a
2:43:17
bad year. In a bad year, I'll give him
2:43:19
five and check in. A bad year?
2:43:21
He hits 30 to 30. 5I There's no way.
2:43:25
He's going to play another 5-6 years in the league.
2:43:28
You're talking let's do the let's do the nap here.
2:43:31
Let's 50 * 6 is 300, Errol. So if he had fifty home runs,
2:43:35
I'm going to take, I'm going to take it off 650.
2:43:37
Let's say. Let's say 40.
2:43:39
Let's go 40. All right, 40 * 240, so the 200.
2:43:44
40 home runs. 2. 100. 40, you don't need a calculator.
2:43:47
You got me Yeah, I got this. So how many home runs is that?
2:43:50
240 + 350 be 590. Okay, that's where I think he's
2:43:53
going to be exactly. I said 5590, so that's just just
2:43:57
under 6. I just said 5 not going to get
2:44:00
the. 6 on it. He's going to get close to it.
2:44:03
He's going to be really, really close.
2:44:04
Might be close. And by the way, he will be the
2:44:08
fastest to 5. 5. 100 he'll be the fastest almost to 6 Great he
2:44:14
did it remember let's do let's do this show of hands who thinks
2:44:17
he gets. To 600.
2:44:18
Close, I'm more with the injury I think he'll be like closer to
2:44:23
arrows range like 5. Five, anywhere from 570 to 590.
2:44:26
I think just with the injury risk, I'm a little worried about
2:44:29
him getting to 600. All right, let's move on.
2:44:32
We'll get out of baseball for a second and.
2:44:34
Go over to across the Pond where they had Wimbledon and the men's
2:44:40
and women's finals. If you paid attention, the
2:44:43
women's finals were very interesting.
2:44:45
Because. There was a startling upset of
2:44:47
the world number one, our girl Ariana Sabalenka, who complained
2:44:53
against Coco Goff in the French Open.
2:44:55
She loses, but then this woman, Amanda Anissimova, who was 13th
2:45:00
ranked, she shows up with nothing and gets blank. 6 love,
2:45:04
6 love. Being the first time that's
2:45:06
happened in 100 years. Absolute dud in the finals, she
2:45:10
said. Honestly, I didn't even dream of
2:45:13
after beating her for the championship.
2:45:15
Honestly I didn't even dream of this because I feel for me.
2:45:18
It was. Just way too far to believe.
2:45:21
I feel like I've already experienced.
2:45:23
I've been experienced player after winning slams before, but
2:45:25
I've never really expected to win this one.
2:45:28
On the men's side, Arrow, we had the new rivalry.
2:45:32
I don't know if you've caught these two guys.
2:45:34
I watched some of it Yonic Sinner #1 player in the world
2:45:37
defeated #2 player in the world Carlos Alcaraz in four sets,
2:45:42
getting his revenge from the five set loss in the French Open
2:45:45
final against Alcaraz a couple months ago for Sinners his first
2:45:49
ever Wimbledon title and 4th Grand Slam overall.
2:45:52
Alcaraz still leads the rivalry eight games to 8 matches to
2:45:56
five. And this was Sinners first win
2:45:58
versus Alcaraz in the last 6. Errol dial it up well, I watch
2:46:05
bits and pieces of of the sinners and Alcarez.
2:46:09
The the semi finals against the American was very interesting.
2:46:14
It went back and forth all the way, I think to five sets.
2:46:17
When Alcarez actually moved on to the finals, sinners I it was
2:46:21
that was the game that really stuck out to me.
2:46:23
The women's were fun to watch, but it was really all the way to
2:46:27
the men's and it usually is. The women's over the last couple
2:46:30
of years I've been really interested, just didn't, and
2:46:32
what happens in the women's Wimbledon this year was the
2:46:35
men's sinners putting on a show in the finals.
2:46:39
I thought that really stood out to me from all the rest.
2:46:41
And by the way, I watched the Sweet 16 of the Wimbledon when
2:46:46
Sinners moved on, Sinners just really dominated all the way to
2:46:51
the the semi finals. He, he snuck into the finals,
2:46:54
but Sinners has been one of the best players.
2:46:57
He was one of the best players in the whole tournament.
2:46:59
He was, I think he won like I think he lost like 3 or 4 frames
2:47:04
in the whole tournament. That's how good he was it.
2:47:07
It would be matches for sets but not frames.
2:47:09
Well, whatever. Sets.
2:47:11
He lost three or four sets in the whole in the whole.
2:47:14
Tournament and I think sinners was the most dominant player
2:47:17
throughout the tournament and that's why he won his first
2:47:20
Wimbledon so yeah Errol. I watched both matches.
2:47:24
I haven't caught a lot of tennis recently.
2:47:25
I always try to watch the last couple of matches of.
2:47:27
Wimbledon. Every year if I can.
2:47:29
That is the big one. You know U.S.
2:47:30
Open too. I usually coaching football when
2:47:32
US Opens going on, so I don't really catch it, but I really
2:47:36
was impressed with Sinner. I thought the way that the two
2:47:38
of them play, we haven't seen a rivalry like that since the days
2:47:43
of Federer, Nadal, since Djokovic, Nadal, Joker.
2:47:46
Like the three of those guys were going good about five years
2:47:48
ago. It's best since then.
2:47:50
Well, yeah, I'm not saying we haven't seen like tennis does
2:47:53
great when you have those rivalries.
2:47:55
I really hope this becomes the next one.
2:47:57
It was a really good match. I hope to see more of it from
2:48:00
those guys and the women's I I've never seen someone collapse
2:48:03
in a final like that. She couldn't hit the ball over
2:48:05
the net, man. She kept hitting into the net.
2:48:07
She was like she couldn't like she didn't know where the ball
2:48:09
was going. I think she only won four points
2:48:12
the whole game. The whole match.
2:48:14
It was it was one of the biggest ass kicking that was ugly ever.
2:48:17
It was it was hard to watch. It really was hard to watch.
2:48:19
That's why I didn't even. Want to mention because it
2:48:21
really. Wasn't much of anything to
2:48:23
watch. So all right, let's get out of
2:48:25
tennis. Here's a great one, Errol, two
2:48:27
of your favorites. Kyrie Irving calls out Stephen A
2:48:32
Smith. Oh yes, the flat.
2:48:34
Earther himself had some words about Stephen A on a recent live
2:48:39
stream when he went in on his contract.
2:48:41
I'm going to discuss his contract.
2:48:43
I'm going to discuss Stephen A's contract and I'm going to say I
2:48:46
don't think you're worth it, Irving said.
2:48:48
Does Smith the Smith deserve to earn more than Wembe since
2:48:52
Wembe's on a rookie contract he was making a point about?
2:48:55
How Smith and others. In the NBA, media make more than
2:48:58
players but aren't kept to the same levels of accountability.
2:49:04
Smith was recently critical of the deal.
2:49:06
Irving signed with Dallas for. Just under 40 million a year,
2:49:10
saying that Irving didn't get a good deal, didn't get paid
2:49:13
enough. Irving let his opinions be known
2:49:17
on his own podcast. Errol, dial it up.
2:49:22
You know what's so funny? All these players have their
2:49:24
own. Podcaster.
2:49:25
ANI people's podcast and they got a lot to say.
2:49:28
And I'm, I'm not going to quote anything Kyrie Irving says
2:49:31
because he thinks the earth is flat, but he's not wrong.
2:49:34
He's not wrong. Stephen A Smith did not be
2:49:36
making $20 million a year. Do you know that they fired over
2:49:39
100 people for Stephen A Smith to make that kind of money?
2:49:43
It's a big problem right now in media work and and these guys
2:49:47
and Pat McAfee, I give Pat McAfee a lot of credit because
2:49:50
they're like back and forth and I know Stephen A Smith can't
2:49:53
stand Pat McAfee because at one point Pat McAfee was making more
2:49:56
money than him. Now it's Stephen A Smith's game
2:49:58
It it's a big problem. Kyrie Irving coming out and
2:50:01
saying that Stephen A Smith shouldn't be making that money.
2:50:03
He's overpaid and nobody gives a crap what he says.
2:50:05
That's a Crocker. You know what?
2:50:06
Because Kyrie Irving has been following Stephen A Smith for a
2:50:09
long, long time. They're butt buddies as LeBron
2:50:12
James says with Dwyane Wade over the years, he said that Stephen
2:50:15
A Smith is the best of the best. Now all of a sudden, because the
2:50:18
LJA out and says you shouldn't be talking about my son and
2:50:22
Kyrie Irving thinks that, you know, maybe Stephen A Smith's
2:50:25
head is flat or brain is flat, he's going to come out and say
2:50:29
that he should be making the money.
2:50:30
I don't judge anybody for making the money.
2:50:32
I do judge the fact that Kyrie Irving was the person that came
2:50:35
up with the argument. Kyrie Irving saying something,
2:50:38
it means don't listen. If it was anybody else besides
2:50:41
Kyrie Irving or LeBron James or even Draymond Green, I would
2:50:44
listen. The fact that Kyrie Irving said
2:50:47
something tells me he's either jealous or nobody gives a crap
2:50:53
what he believes to think so that's that's my opinion towards
2:50:56
it. Steven A Smith's making 20
2:50:58
million. Does he deserve it?
2:51:00
Nobody in the media world deserves that kind of money,
2:51:03
including Tom Brady, who's making that kind of money
2:51:07
talking on a damn money Tony Romo.
2:51:10
Tony Romo's great, right? He's a.
2:51:13
Tony Romo. Tony.
2:51:14
Romo is the best sports. Play by play color guy in the
2:51:20
business, there's nobody that can touch him.
2:51:23
That's how good he is. Tom Brady, none of them is any.
2:51:26
He has a dude next to him, too. Yeah, Nance.
2:51:29
Yeah, Nance is good. But Nance has that unique voice.
2:51:32
But. Honestly, nobody cares about
2:51:34
cares what Nance is saying. They care about what?
2:51:36
Hello, friends, you know? Hello, friends.
2:51:38
My name is Mr. Nance. I like to play with myself, you
2:51:42
know, That's all I have to hear. And when he talks like that, I
2:51:45
could only wonder what he does in his spare time.
2:51:47
And he's also making a ton of money, thanks to you.
2:51:49
To Tony homo himself so Tony Rome was the best as far as I'm
2:51:54
concerned. Stephen A Smith shouldn't be
2:51:55
making that money. But I don't want to hear from
2:51:57
Kyrie Irving the bitch crying. Yeah.
2:51:59
So while we're on the topic, is a great broad crashers also a
2:52:02
bonus golf. Retirement as well.
2:52:05
Fantastic NBA. Broadcaster Knicks.
2:52:07
Broadcaster for he was 35 years that he's been in the business.
2:52:10
So congratulations to Green but for the sayings of the blind
2:52:14
squirrel fight to not once in a while Kyler Kyrie Irving's feet
2:52:16
pea brain finally found something reasonable to say.
2:52:19
Oh yeah, he's right about Stephen A Smith basically
2:52:21
hoarding all the ESPN money. And I think there were other for
2:52:25
sure baseball layoffs that just happened recently with their
2:52:29
with their baseball program, which definitely looks bad when
2:52:32
Stephen A Smith is talking up all that button.
2:52:33
No, they'll just have Stephen A Smith.
2:52:35
They'll host a baseball. Sure, let's see what he'll.
2:52:37
They have Pat McAfee there, so why not break Stephen A Smith?
2:52:40
On Yeah, he knows crap about baseball to go.
2:52:42
Downhill so bad, very fast. I'm not even going to say
2:52:45
anything. I don't.
2:52:46
Want to throw? Anybody under the bus?
2:52:47
Because we might have somebody listening, but what the hell is
2:52:51
ESPN doing right now? What is going on?
2:52:54
It's just really disproportionate what is going
2:52:56
on, right? Now over there in that network.
2:52:58
What they're giving people that kind of money and there are so
2:53:02
much other better, more talented people out there that should be
2:53:06
making somewhere in that vicinity and he they're just
2:53:10
completely looking past and I'm not even going to say who so and
2:53:13
you're right I'm not saying it should be Kyrie Irving
2:53:15
necessarily I. Won't fault him for that for
2:53:19
just really. Stating what really should be
2:53:21
magnified about. That contract in general, yeah,
2:53:24
I was saying to you earlier, Speedy, it's like one of the
2:53:27
first times I've. Agreed with.
2:53:28
Kyrie Irving, It's his most intelligent thing, he's said in
2:53:30
years. It just it.
2:53:33
Bothers me because I I I. See all these people?
2:53:35
Getting fired. And Stephen A Smith is taking I
2:53:40
I is probably making about 18 to 20% of the the money that's
2:53:45
going into the media. But he's he's also created that
2:53:48
too. Arrow.
2:53:48
You got to understand that he's like he's.
2:53:50
Created that like Anomaly. He's created that.
2:53:53
All right, I'm going to I'm going to school you here.
2:53:55
OK, who created? Cold Pizza.
2:53:57
Who was The Who was the first person to be called be part of
2:54:01
Cold Pizza? Speedy Whole pizza.
2:54:04
That was the first ESPN show before was it Max Kellerman?
2:54:08
No, no, no. Who was it?
2:54:10
He he went, he left. He left and he went.
2:54:14
Over there to. Do Fox, you know what I'm
2:54:16
talking about? He retired now.
2:54:17
Coward. No, he left and he worked with
2:54:20
Stephen A Smith for a long. Time and bayless.
2:54:23
That's right. Oh, Skip Bayless.
2:54:25
Skip Bayless is the one that. Opened up.
2:54:27
The doors in the. Floodgate for Stephen A Smith.
2:54:29
Stephen A Smith was fired. OK, You know, he was fine.
2:54:33
You know, the conglomerate of all.
2:54:35
Of that was was Chris Berman probably, but Berman was the one
2:54:41
that the one that did. It the right way.
2:54:43
Well. I like Chris.
2:54:44
Chris is a nice guy too. I met Chris a couple of times.
2:54:47
I met. Him at the.
2:54:48
MEO Chris Berman did it the right way.
2:54:50
He was the first one to get A7. Figure contract.
2:54:54
He was you know what though, Jabba?
2:54:56
It's interesting you bring him up though.
2:54:58
Because when he did it, he made sure that he was great at
2:55:01
everything he did. Remember that when he did the
2:55:03
Home Run Derby, Back, back, back, back, back, back, back he
2:55:05
gone. He always added some.
2:55:08
Flavor to it that made it like unique.
2:55:11
And I I don't see any of the talent other than McAfee doing
2:55:15
his. Annoying.
2:55:17
Stick I would at times that doesn't fit with baseball in
2:55:21
this situation. I I.
2:55:22
Just thought that like, it's college game day, it's WWE, it's
2:55:28
some. Other things as well.
2:55:29
I don't think it was this and I'm putting you on a leash now.
2:55:33
I don't know man, I I missed the days.
2:55:35
Of guys like Berman that were like.
2:55:36
I'm going to make this awesome and I'm going to show you I'm
2:55:39
not just going to you're just putting too much money into what
2:55:41
they're selling right now. If you have Rick TBHO running
2:55:45
and and and being a part of your organization just tells it
2:55:48
smells like dog crap, doggy Doo Doo.
2:55:51
And again, I'm not throwing anybody under the bus.
2:55:53
And if they're listening, well, you know how I feel about this
2:55:56
situation. If you're going to put those
2:55:58
guys on, there should be some other people being put on in a
2:56:01
very better, bigger and better position.
2:56:03
I don't get it. I don't get ESPN right now.
2:56:06
Doesn't make sense. All right, let's move on.
2:56:09
It is frustrating. It's hard to understand.
2:56:11
Here we. Go Tito Francona gets win number
2:56:15
2000s. Yes, He is now the 13th manager
2:56:20
in baseball history to win 2000 games.
2:56:24
I don't think I've ever tried to delude myself.
2:56:26
I mean, some of those names up there are kind of like baseball
2:56:29
royalty, Franklin has said. If there's an adjective baseball
2:56:33
lifer, it's me. I'm not overly smart.
2:56:36
I. Just love the.
2:56:37
Game probably too much. Francono, 66, joins Rangers
2:56:40
manager Bruce Bochi as the only two active managers with 2000
2:56:45
wins. Francona famously managed the
2:56:47
Red Sox in 2004 to break the Curse of the Bambino and in 2007
2:56:52
in those championship teams also managed Cleveland to the World
2:56:55
Series in 2016. Errol.
2:56:59
Oh, and last thing, only Bochy and Dusty Baker, who are who
2:57:02
aren't eligible yet, are not in the Hall of Fame with over 2000
2:57:06
wins. Errol, first of all, I, I had
2:57:12
conversations with Goody about this guy.
2:57:14
This guy is one of his favorite managers.
2:57:16
I know Joppa said he's one of his favorite managers.
2:57:19
So I'm sure he's an incredible manager.
2:57:21
I can't stand him because he was the guy that absolutely crushed
2:57:25
me as a Yankee fan. So I, I know who Terry Francona
2:57:29
is. I've heard he's a good guy.
2:57:30
He's a great guy. He's a baseball lifer.
2:57:32
The fact that he had 2000 wins, congratulations to him.
2:57:35
I, I, I think very well deserved.
2:57:37
He's been a lifer and he's he's done in a way where you can't
2:57:40
hate on him. He's gone everywhere and he's
2:57:43
won everywhere. He's gone not championships.
2:57:45
He's made those teams a winning organization, very successful
2:57:49
everywhere he's gone. And he knows how to coach
2:57:51
players and manage players. He puts them in the best
2:57:54
position to win. You can't hate on a guy like
2:57:56
that. I just hated him when he was a
2:57:58
Boston Red Sox. But he's a winner and you love
2:58:01
winners. 2000 wins, very well deserved and and a guy that
2:58:06
nobody is. I've never heard anybody say
2:58:08
anything bad about Terry Francona.
2:58:10
And by the way, Theo Epstein had to take, you know, he had to
2:58:14
take a a hunch on this guy and he hunched right.
2:58:18
One of the best managers of this era, the one and only he he he
2:58:23
was awesome. Like I'll it was so.
2:58:26
Funny, I was I was walking spring training one day and this
2:58:30
is when he had to take the bullet for them and the Red Sox.
2:58:35
And I think this was 2008 and he was the work of ESPN.
2:58:43
At that point and he's like, I hated you.
2:58:46
But he goes, I can root for you now.
2:58:48
And then I got to play for him. And you know, the greatest thing
2:58:51
too, being a father and my son and everything is, is the most
2:58:59
important thing in my life. And Tito, when I signed, he
2:59:06
goes, I don't care what your son does, don't care what he does.
2:59:12
He goes, I only have one rule. I have one rule.
2:59:16
They come and say hi to me and like as a father and as a man
2:59:24
and as a son, that my dad respect that.
2:59:29
Please and thank. You, it's very first and
2:59:31
foremost and he goes. You can come my clubhouse
2:59:35
anytime. You want but.
2:59:37
You don't respect me. Come see me first.
2:59:40
And he did that, and he was so. Great.
2:59:44
And Tito deserves all the love. All the love I know.
2:59:50
We we, we had our run insurance. We had.
2:59:52
Our run in. And they were very, very fun.
2:59:57
And he didn't like me, but. When I got to play for him, he
3:00:02
he was just absolutely great. Human being awesome.
3:00:09
Let's move on. That's got, I mean.
3:00:11
Clearly a Hall of Famer, right? Errol has to be, has to be
3:00:15
right. If there's a Hall of the
3:00:16
definition of a Hall of Fame, it has.
3:00:17
To be though, right I mean. He's got the wins now that that
3:00:21
basically solidifies it. It's got 2 World Series and a
3:00:24
third appearance. It's it's hard to argue.
3:00:27
And now he's turning, trying to turn around this.
3:00:28
I am a legend so should be excited to see if he can do it
3:00:32
over there. I think there's still a couple
3:00:33
of years away though. All right, last story.
3:00:38
It's Cooper flag being shut down for the rest of summer.
3:00:42
League. Flag played in only two games
3:00:45
for the Summer League. He was shut down by The
3:00:47
Mavericks. He had an up and down first
3:00:50
night, poor shooting but had the game-winning two way play with a
3:00:54
block at one end with a nice assist at the other end to win
3:00:58
the game and then had 31 points. Was his dominant self in a loss
3:01:03
to San Antonio on Saturday. The Mavericks apparently have
3:01:07
seen enough to know what they have in Flag.
3:01:10
As we know, Flag was the Wooden Player of the year, Naismith
3:01:13
Player of the year last year, averaging 19.2 points, 7.5
3:01:17
rebounds and 4.2 who assists for Duke in their Final Four run
3:01:21
last season. Arrow a little early to shut him
3:01:24
down. Did they even need to play him?
3:01:26
At all. Dial it up.
3:01:28
I would have liked to see him finish this summer.
3:01:30
He's special and I don't think he needed to play.
3:01:34
But again, you want a guy that's going to go out there and
3:01:37
compete, He's a competitor. He is going to.
3:01:39
Did you want him? Did they want him not to play or
3:01:42
like no, they just wouldn't. They probably told him there's
3:01:45
no need for him to play anymore, but he's a competitor.
3:01:47
He likes to go out there and compete.
3:01:49
That's what you like. This is a kid that's always
3:01:52
competed no matter where and what what team he played for.
3:01:55
He's one of those guys and this guy's going to win Rookie of the
3:01:58
Year. I don't think you can argue it.
3:01:59
There's only one other guy that has a chance to win Rookie of
3:02:02
the Year and that's the guy that's playing in San Antonio.
3:02:04
But I I just think that he's, he's by far the best player in
3:02:08
this year's draft. But what he does as a person, as
3:02:12
a team player, that's what stands out to me.
3:02:14
I don't think he gives a crap if he's playing or he doesn't.
3:02:16
I just want to see him out there.
3:02:18
The fact that Dallas shut him down.
3:02:20
Dallas didn't have to shut him down.
3:02:22
They're just trying to protect him and make sure he'll be ready
3:02:24
for the season. He is going to be a selling
3:02:26
point for that organization to try to break a casino in.
3:02:29
Everybody knows that's what they're trying to do.
3:02:31
Cooper Flag If he becomes the superstar that I believe he's
3:02:34
going to become like I've been been saying over the last eight
3:02:36
years he's going to become he's a must see must money break
3:02:39
maker Mavericks are going to get the opportunity to bring a
3:02:42
casino in and the organization's going to get what they want and
3:02:45
he's going to be a tall tall sell for the NBA moving forward
3:02:50
so to go to the LJA to the CFA what's what's it going to be
3:02:59
called now the CFA the. Cooper Flag Association because
3:03:03
I think he's going. To take over the league and
3:03:05
really transition the league into higher heights for for
3:03:08
American basketball, which they absolutely need because Anthony
3:03:11
Edwards is a crybaby and he can't handle it.
3:03:13
So yeah, I mean, it's definitely weird, the fact that they just.
3:03:16
Only played them two games. And of course the.
3:03:18
Only big marketable game was against him and Bronny James,
3:03:20
which you can take that for what you want for whatever it is.
3:03:24
But basically, I don't know it's it is it's kind of odd the fact
3:03:26
that they decided to let him play and really, like Earl said,
3:03:29
you really, really just looking forward to next season having
3:03:31
him ready to be the superstar that we all know he's going to
3:03:34
be. Cooper flag is definitely going
3:03:35
to be a superstar within this league.
3:03:37
But the whole point is is I just find it very strange the fact
3:03:39
this is that of course, summer league isn't really watched upon
3:03:42
as much anymore. I don't even know if it was at
3:03:45
one point, but it's very strange to just give them two games and
3:03:49
then kind of just, no, it's not. It's The Mavericks.
3:03:51
How? How strange is it?
3:03:52
That is true. Very strange.
3:03:54
Organization. By the way, since Cooper Flag
3:03:56
has been drafted by the Dallas Mavericks.
3:03:58
Listen to this Dallas Mavericks. He is in the top ten in jersey
3:04:03
sales right now in the NBA top ten.
3:04:05
I'm just going to say I think it was kind of weird only two
3:04:07
games. I mean like the Cooper flag
3:04:08
number one overall. Pick he probably is ready and
3:04:10
he's ready to go. But I mean, if you see in three
3:04:13
seasons since our leagues to like the NFL, if you look at
3:04:15
like Caleb Williams, most of these teams like they don't
3:04:18
really want to, you know, start their grandchild quarterback in
3:04:20
the season because they just think, oh, he's going to be our
3:04:22
guy. He's ready.
3:04:23
Then you look, they start the season out and they kind of
3:04:26
struggle like they're not really up to game with the speed
3:04:28
because you know, the transition from college to the pros, unless
3:04:31
you're Jaden Daniels or someone like that or LeBron, you know,
3:04:34
you generally don't come out of the gate swinging and firing on
3:04:37
all the cylinders. So I would think it would be a
3:04:39
sense for him to play a couple more games.
3:04:41
But I guess they feel that, you know, he's ready to go.
3:04:43
So we'll see how Cooper Flag does.
3:04:45
I'm sure he'll be fine. But you know, I think it would
3:04:47
have been probably better. Nico's an idiot.
3:04:49
Nico's an idiot and Nico should. Honestly, either play him or
3:04:54
not. If you're going to play him for
3:04:56
two games, play him for the rest of the summer league.
3:04:58
If I was Cooper flag, I'm a competitor.
3:04:59
If I I don't, I don't want to. I don't want to be any part of
3:05:03
this organization the way they're already ruining me for
3:05:06
the summer. Everybody is selling out those
3:05:08
games when Cooper Flag was playing, those games were sold
3:05:11
out. Summer Games sold out.
3:05:13
Why isn't he playing? It makes no sense.
3:05:16
But again, Nico is not one of the smartest guys and definitely
3:05:20
not a person I want to run my organization.
3:05:22
I mean, hey, Arrow, they got their, they got their TikTok,
3:05:25
they got Brownie versus. Flags, they're like, all right,
3:05:27
that's nothing for him. We don't need to post something
3:05:29
about that. The fact that they gave that a
3:05:31
whole graphic, a whole tagline, like you're actually.
3:05:33
Getting a really interesting matchup.
3:05:36
It's just absolutely laughable. It's it's ridiculous flag.
3:05:39
Ronnie. Tonight.
3:05:41
No, no, no, no. No, no flag Ronnie LJA Vegas
3:05:48
Arrow. By the time LeBron retires,
3:05:50
you'll have both the Eastern and Western conferences named.
3:05:52
After Assad, the Bronnie and Bryce conference, Bryce gets
3:05:55
dropped. If you want a bar Bronnie Junior
3:05:58
conference. That's right.
3:05:59
Yeah, the summer. The summer.
3:06:00
League award. They'll call it the Bronnie
3:06:01
Games Award. Thinking of guys that you think
3:06:04
are dumb like Carl and the comments flag a.
3:06:06
Confederate, just like the great John Shire.
3:06:08
Stop Arrow's favorite, John Shire, who choked.
3:06:12
Choked in a. Final four, Great.
3:06:14
Great, pretty bad job. Maybe Nico Harrison will be dumb
3:06:18
enough to fire Jason and hire John.
3:06:20
Shire Don't worry, Carl. After he chokes again with the
3:06:22
team even a better team than he had.
3:06:24
This past year he will be fired, that is.
3:06:27
That was an absolute choke by John, AKA idiot Shire.
3:06:32
All right, I don't know why everybody has this love fest for
3:06:35
this guy. He's A to me, he's a failure.
3:06:38
He was a failure as a player. And by the way, he didn't have
3:06:42
much an NBA career and I don't want to hear it by what was his
3:06:44
name? Yeah, a guy that is just a
3:06:48
defensive player in the league. I'm not going to mention
3:06:49
podcasts, you know, but there's somebody that plays in the NBA
3:06:52
that said his feelings about John Shire, how great of a
3:06:55
player was. And to me, John Shire is been
3:06:58
handed handed a key by Coach K and a key that I want to run
3:07:03
into a tree. No offense, that is just an
3:07:06
absolute debacle. All right, I got it.
3:07:08
Just got to hope that Nico Harrison is done.
3:07:09
That was embarrassing for the How do you go up?
3:07:11
How are you up 14 points? With 2 1/2 minutes left and you
3:07:15
let Houston come all a defensive team come all the way back to
3:07:19
win a game and you were up by almost eight points.
3:07:21
With 50 seconds and you let A-Team come back and beat you.
3:07:24
Embarrassing embarrassment. John Shire choke Friggin artist.
3:07:30
Sell that post that bitch. I'm sorry.
3:07:33
And then Tom Thibodeau must have learned from him two months
3:07:35
later when the Knicks did. I hate.
3:07:38
Of rooting for Duke, you know, because now I got to watch.
3:07:40
A coach that absolutely is a deer in the headlights.
3:07:43
Reminds me of one guy named, Oh yeah, Robert Sala.
3:07:46
That's that's the guy. Bambi himself.
3:07:48
What is he saying right here? How was he a failure of a
3:07:50
player? He won a title.
3:07:52
Yeah, he oh, wait a second. He won a title.
3:07:54
Did did you just say John Shire won a title?
3:07:56
Coach K is the title maker here and John Shire had nothing.
3:08:02
By the way, what did John Shire do in the finals?
3:08:04
What did he do in the finals? That's what I want to ask
3:08:07
because he wasn't the best player on the floor from the
3:08:10
finals, Carl. So stop selling me something.
3:08:13
And by the way, Kevin, you're right, Chisholm is a jizz, is a
3:08:16
jizz package. As much as I could say about
3:08:20
John Shire, I would rather 15 points in the game against
3:08:23
Butler in that game that they almost lost on that bank shot by
3:08:28
Gordon Hayward at the last second was a very high profile
3:08:32
player when he came out of the draft.
3:08:34
Oh, he was awesome, awesome in college.
3:08:37
He just couldn't stay healthy. Who drafted him?
3:08:39
Was it Carolina, Utah, Utah, Gordon Hayward and started in
3:08:43
the Hornets. The Hornets, the connection with
3:08:44
them is I think he failed a physical.
3:08:46
With them and then went to the. Celtics after that or something?
3:08:48
I hate John Shire, I can't stand them.
3:08:50
So Carl, get off his jock strap. Please.
3:08:53
It's disgusting. I mean, I coached him in high
3:08:56
school. I love you, Carl.
3:08:58
Stop with this. You're, you're becoming myth.
3:09:00
You're becoming this, this Nifkin you like, you like to
3:09:05
bring up Nathan with. His, you know, his high school
3:09:08
softball. Now you're talking about and
3:09:10
pickleball, but you know, I got to pick on you when you.
3:09:13
I coached him in high school. Yeah, give me a break.
3:09:17
Bagel hole. That's about all I think about
3:09:20
when I think of John Shire. A nice little.
3:09:21
Bagel Hole. Anyways, ladies and gentlemen,
3:09:25
we call our final subject of the night.
3:09:28
What's that smell? Hold up, what is that smell?
3:09:31
What's that smell? Wow, you don't see that every
3:09:39
day. All right, ladies and gentlemen.
3:09:42
It's pretty simple how you play the game.
3:09:43
Well, it's not a game. It's a segment, but if you want
3:09:45
to call it a game, you could sell it for whatever it's worth.
3:09:48
It's it's very simple. We give you a subject, we give
3:09:51
you a story that we don't like or we like, and we tell you what
3:09:54
it smells like. Like Speedy, stinky ass.
3:09:56
You ready? All right, we're going to go
3:09:59
with Aaron. We're going to go with Speedy.
3:10:01
We're going to go with Jake. We're going to go with fish.
3:10:03
We're going to go with a list of poops.
3:10:05
And I guess I'm the last one. And Jabba is probably finishing
3:10:09
up, you know, doing something in his background or in his back.
3:10:13
You know, he's back home. Let's go.
3:10:15
Yum, Yum. All right, so I'll start it off.
3:10:18
I mean, obviously we. Have the Home Run Derby, Cal.
3:10:19
Rally just just one against Junior Caminero, But I will
3:10:22
start with one of the participants.
3:10:25
Jazz Chisholm hit a whopping three home runs in this Home Run
3:10:29
Derby. I mean, as the Yankee fan, I'm
3:10:32
good. He was one and done.
3:10:33
Don't got everyone and swing. I'm cool with that.
3:10:36
But if you're going to enter the Home Run Derby, man, you got to
3:10:38
at least hit 10, maybe 5, You know, get get over that hump.
3:10:42
Maybe 15. Let me tell you, man, smells
3:10:45
like some really bad things are going on in New York.
3:10:48
I'm kidding. But Jazz, don't ever do the home
3:10:51
under again. Please, I beg you.
3:10:53
Please. All right.
3:10:55
So mine refers to Teddy Bridgewater.
3:10:57
Who's now coaching in college? But was suspended for funneling
3:11:01
in money to help help his players get Uber rides and
3:11:06
several other services. But where the money was coming
3:11:09
from was coming from the fans. It wasn't coming from his own
3:11:11
pocket. He was basically manipulating
3:11:13
these fans, whatever the community is in that program at
3:11:16
Miami Northwestern to funnel in funds to help them get that
3:11:19
money. Oh, another Brett Favre.
3:11:21
Yeah. So I Jake, I know we were
3:11:23
chatting in the private chat. I like the gesture with him.
3:11:25
Trying to do that, but he has enough money as a backup
3:11:27
quarterback. You know what money?
3:11:27
Much money bacon backup quarterbacks have.
3:11:30
Why couldn't he use his own money?
3:11:31
So that's more of what I'm getting at.
3:11:32
So what does that smell like? Apparently this was a thing in
3:11:34
Miami for one run restaurant Insect droppings infested
3:11:38
chicken, which was a sad thing in Miami.
3:11:41
Gross thing in Miami. What does it smell like that
3:11:43
being eaten by Tyree kale after he loses a race.
3:11:45
Noah Lyles. All right, Jake, I think you're
3:11:48
next. Oh, yeah.
3:11:49
So for my take, I'm going to go back.
3:11:50
To this past Saturday, go back to UFC fight.
3:11:52
Night tell Shawn to share against Derek Lewis with a crazy
3:11:56
knockout. Derek Lewis 35 second finish or
3:11:59
tell us on share handing him his first loss.
3:12:01
And I see a lot of fans on Twitter and everyone was
3:12:04
complaining about Jason Herzog with the early stoppage.
3:12:07
Look Talisons Sarah he used the cage to get up.
3:12:10
You're not allowed to do that. It's an illegal move so that
3:12:12
it's completely justified for Jason Herzog to call the fight
3:12:15
there and Derrick Lewis just put on another great show like he
3:12:18
normally does. So I think that all the whining
3:12:21
Talison fans right now smells like Derrick Lewis is sweaty as
3:12:24
balls and his shorts that he threw into the crowd stopped.
3:12:28
You're bitching. It was a fair stoppage.
3:12:30
Derrick Lewis is the man He's got.
3:12:32
His balls were hot. His balls were high.
3:12:34
They were very high. I will say this, Derrick.
3:12:36
Lewis, He even puts on a. Show he dances around and.
3:12:38
Branches around and it doesn't give a crap.
3:12:41
So I love the fact that he does that, but what an embarrassment
3:12:44
to share. That was just embarrassing to
3:12:47
let Derrick Lewis knock you out like that.
3:12:49
You're twice this. He caught him originally Arrow,
3:12:51
and it looked like he hurt him, but then Derrick Lewis answered.
3:12:54
Right back. And then he tried to escape with
3:12:55
the cage. And yeah, that's what the
3:12:58
problem is, is when people fight Derrick Lewis, they think that
3:13:01
once you get him on. The like the twist and attorney.
3:13:03
He's like he's he's like twit, like about to fall.
3:13:06
This guy's got the best jaw in any of the with any of the
3:13:09
heavyweights. And that was just an
3:13:12
embarrassing loss by to Sherry and that was his first loss.
3:13:14
What an embarrassment. Hey, the Knockout King does what
3:13:18
he does. Embarrassing.
3:13:21
All right, I'm up next and I am going to go.
3:13:24
Down to Philadelphia, where Paul George just went underwent
3:13:28
another orthoscopic procedure on his left knee on his left, dated
3:13:35
to treat an injury suffered during a recent workout.
3:13:39
Errol, according to the team he's now in a rehab program,
3:13:43
will be re evaluated prior to the start of training camp in
3:13:46
September. The procedure is performed at
3:13:49
NYU Lang. I got to go back off now.
3:13:51
Orthopedic. Center, George.
3:13:54
Is 35. He's dealt with a.
3:13:55
Number of injuries played 41 games last year in the It's the
3:13:59
fifth time in six years he's played less than 60.
3:14:02
It's probably going to be 6 times in seven years.
3:14:05
What does it smell like? Well, for King George, it smells
3:14:08
like whatever crumpets smell like with the tea and crumpets.
3:14:11
They must be thrown into the ocean for the Boston Tea Party.
3:14:15
That dude is washed up and. Should be.
3:14:17
With the tea at the bottom of the Boston Harbor.
3:14:21
King is that I mean. That's fair.
3:14:23
I mean, he's got. One king for another.
3:14:25
Has LeBron James is smelling his ass on his way?
3:14:28
Out. Oh, actually smelling Lucas ass,
3:14:30
because that's where it's going. All right, I'm going to be going
3:14:33
to the squared circle in the WWE.
3:14:36
Ring now. There was actually a lot of
3:14:37
wrestling going on this past weekend.
3:14:38
Saturday Nightmare event, a woman's All pay-per-view
3:14:40
yesterday Evolution and doesn't even AEW Charlotte Fair.
3:14:44
I'm assuming Charlotte Flair was actually.
3:14:47
Wrestling yesterday it was all women's pay-per-view, but.
3:14:49
We're not going to be discussing about the women's pay-per-view
3:14:52
we had. We're going to be talking about
3:14:53
the event on Saturday night, main event with old Berg, as I
3:14:57
like to call him, talking about Goldberg.
3:14:59
But Goldberg of course had a match, his retirement match.
3:15:03
We'll. See if that's really his.
3:15:04
Retirement match at his retirement match against one of
3:15:06
the best wrestlers in my opinion in not even in my opinion, but
3:15:09
genuinely in the WWE as we speak, he went up against
3:15:13
Gunther and it absolutely looked like one of the silliest matches
3:15:17
that he has put on. Actually, it's not even.
3:15:19
One of the silliest matches. If we're going to be talking
3:15:21
about the silliest match that Goldberg has had, it's going to
3:15:24
be the Undertaker in Goldberg, which is an absolute crap show.
3:15:27
I can't, I can't say anything nice about the last 10 years
3:15:30
we've had a Goldberg. All I want to do is roll my eyes
3:15:32
when he's on my screen. And now that he's retired, until
3:15:34
the money is right, later on, until Triple H offers him a nice
3:15:37
contract, we are going to be done with seeing Goldberg.
3:15:40
So I guess it's pretty exciting, but it's kind of smelling like
3:15:44
his his sweaty ass trunks, especially after that crappy
3:15:47
match he had. So there we go, Sweaty trunks,
3:15:51
sweaty shorts from the UFC match, right?
3:15:53
That's a lot of them. Whole lot of sweat.
3:15:55
I'm gonna go on a positive side and I'm gonna.
3:15:58
I'm gonna. Use one for.
3:15:59
Me on What's that smell? So proud of my son.
3:16:04
What's that smell? He worked his ass off and he got
3:16:08
back to pitching in college baseball.
3:16:13
And I'm so. Proud of him and as his father
3:16:18
and as everything that he's done.
3:16:21
I am so proud of him and he is literally my heartbeat and I
3:16:29
love him so much and I'm so proud.
3:16:33
And what if? So most of me, he's worked his
3:16:37
ass off and he wants to do it and he keeps.
3:16:42
Going. It keeps going, and you know
3:16:45
what that is? Hey, we'll beat this game.
3:16:52
But it's not going to beat. Me.
3:16:54
And we're going to keep going and.
3:16:56
We're going to keep working. And that's what.
3:16:58
Carter is doing right now and you know what that smells like?
3:17:01
That smells like filet mignon to me, baby Grobo.
3:17:05
I'm not chickens fingers. I'm not chicken fingers and and.
3:17:08
Honey mustard, baby. Grobo, as long as you're not
3:17:11
chicken with insect toppings. You'll be going.
3:17:14
He tastes himself. All right.
3:17:19
Ladies and gentlemen, the final What's that smell goes to?
3:17:22
Yes. Nick Seriani comes out on a
3:17:25
podcast and says something very interesting.
3:17:28
Eagles coach Nick Seriano offered pointed response to the
3:17:31
notion that quarterback Jalen Hurts was a long for the ride
3:17:35
during the Philadelphia Super Bowl run last season.
3:17:38
I think that's bull. You know what what Nick Sariana
3:17:41
said. I mean, he plays the most
3:17:44
important position in all of sports and it's the most
3:17:47
Ultimate Team game there is. And what I admire about him is
3:17:52
his selfishness of doing anything we need to do to win.
3:17:58
And I will say this, if you were to ask me right now why they won
3:18:03
the Super Bowl, it was Jalen Hurts.
3:18:06
Go look how many touchdowns he ran in.
3:18:08
Jalen Hurts outplayed Patrick Mahomes.
3:18:11
Everybody thinks his world class the best quarterback in the NFL.
3:18:16
Well, guess what Jalen Hurts did in Louisiana when we were there
3:18:19
dancing and prancing with the Goodwood.
3:18:22
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, he knocked off Kansas City Patrick
3:18:26
Mahomes and embarrassed the crap out of them.
3:18:30
And that was Jalen Hurts. And you want to ask me what it
3:18:33
smell like? It smells like LeBron James
3:18:36
sniffing A walrus's ass while his son's eating out his.
3:18:40
That's what it smells like. OK, and I'll tell you this,
3:18:45
anybody that doesn't think Jalen Hurts deserves a little bit more
3:18:49
respect. I'm one of those guys that think
3:18:52
that this kid is as good as any quarterback in the NFL and
3:18:55
there's a lot more credit. Strongest quarterback in the NFL
3:18:58
squats almost 700 lbs. Tell me a quarterback that can
3:19:01
do that. So eat anybody's ass, including
3:19:04
Jabba's, as long as she's using dude wipes and taking care of my
3:19:07
I saw comparison. I saw a.
3:19:09
Comparison on Twitter that somebody said like the.
3:19:11
Eagles would be able to I'll. Let you lick my.
3:19:13
Bowl win. The Super Bowl is like Geno
3:19:14
Smith was. He gave a person like that.
3:19:16
It was crazy. Like how much Haiti?
3:19:17
'S getting you know Jabba likes. The back door as we.
3:19:20
All know so hey, we we got to. Give it we got to lick it and we
3:19:24
definitely need a stick it. I had to take a shit as he
3:19:27
probably did twice during the show.
3:19:29
Ladies and. Gentlemen, I don't know.
3:19:30
According to Nathan, the the the sitter might be blocked.
3:19:33
Well, that's true. Could you imagine Nathan
3:19:35
sitting? Could you imagine?
3:19:36
That we shrink Nathan and we stick him in Jabba's toilet.
3:19:39
I mean, how do you think that would look?
3:19:41
You know, trying to compare Nathan, that would be rough.
3:19:44
That would be, that would be pretty cool.
3:19:45
I mean, Nathan, you know. Nathan, what do you think we got
3:19:48
to get? Nathan in here, would you like
3:19:49
to be a part of Jabba's old 2 hole?
3:19:53
I had to take a shit. No, no.
3:19:57
Hard pass. Sweet.
3:19:58
And Nathan, you got some color on?
3:20:00
That nose of yours? You, you, you go.
3:20:02
Yeah. There you go.
3:20:03
He's got, he's got, he's got some sun.
3:20:05
He's been outside. He tastes.
3:20:06
Himself. All.
3:20:11
Right. Great show guys.
3:20:14
Thank you. It's called.
3:20:15
Sex Dora let's go and I just it's.
3:20:19
Really fun Nathan wants to do. That with Lisa Ann.
3:20:22
Well, just somebody. Oh, Speaking of Leethan, first
3:20:24
of all, are you going? To get her on the show or not,
3:20:27
I'm working. On a Jabba please.
3:20:28
I love Lisa Ann Jabba. I'm working on it.
3:20:32
Breaking news. I need her deals every day
3:20:35
anyway. You might as well ask her to be
3:20:36
on the show on your breaking news.
3:20:39
A lot of hot ladies. Breaking.
3:20:41
News I'm putting you on a leash now somebody's going to put him
3:20:46
on a leash and comes. On you can't do that.
3:20:49
No, you. Can't do that.
3:20:49
No butt plug bagel hole. Fish is a grumpy old man.
3:20:54
All right. Speaking of grumpy old man, I am
3:20:57
grumpy. I want to get done with.
3:20:59
This shout out to Carter. Breaking news.
3:21:02
Yeah, Carter. Busy all day today?
3:21:05
Definitely just. Yeah, he's just.
3:21:07
A scrubby old 19 year. Old kid just.
3:21:09
Figure it. Out.
3:21:11
Figure it out. Well, somebody's got to lick it
3:21:13
and stick. It as.
3:21:14
We all know, ladies and gentlemen.
3:21:15
I'd like to. Thank all the fans out there.
3:21:17
Thank you on all the platforms from Spotify to Apple to Apple
3:21:22
video to Spotify video and all the audios to TikTok, Instagram,
3:21:27
Facebook, YouTube, and Speedy's asshole.
3:21:29
Ladies and gentlemen, we really appreciate all you guys tuning
3:21:33
in and listening to us throughout the week.
3:21:36
Keep listening to us, PD. We have any guests on on the
3:21:38
Wednesday, on Wednesday. Nathan, you got the guest for
3:21:40
Wednesday. Yes.
3:21:42
Is that is that point employer? Yep.
3:21:44
Oh, we're gonna have is he? Is he?
3:21:45
Actually gonna be here. Yeah.
3:21:47
All right. So.
3:21:48
Yeah, current Dolphin. I'm just kidding, man.
3:21:50
I got it. I know current.
3:21:51
Dolphin safety, Come on. Man, we'll get Eli.
3:21:55
We'll get Eli on too. Can I slap you last?
3:21:59
Somebody, and I think Nathan, wants to slap Jabba's.
3:22:01
Ass. What do you guys think Speedy?
3:22:03
Speedy, how big do you think? I don't want to.
3:22:05
I have a small ass. Listen, I got a small hand, so a
3:22:09
Jabba's ass will probably look like a grapefruit to.
3:22:12
My hand, you know, into something.
3:22:14
Maybe a watermelon Speedy you like.
3:22:16
I don't care about any conversations about yours.
3:22:18
Jabba's a Nathan's hand slapping or whatever.
3:22:21
I mean, what kind of watermelon do you like?
3:22:23
Do you like hey? Listen, Waterfill, there's
3:22:25
pitless. And then who would you?
3:22:27
Who would you take us? Who would you take a hand slap?
3:22:31
If you. Got a big between me, Errol and
3:22:34
Nathan. Who would you?
3:22:39
Grow Errol. Was a, was a.
3:22:40
What was semi pro fighter? Who?
3:22:41
Who would you take an ass slap? From Speedy, you don't have to
3:22:44
answer that question. That's the thing.
3:22:46
Speedy ball bag. Jake, if there's a yes or no, he
3:22:49
has shut. Up Errol was a semi.
3:22:50
Pro was a semi pro. Fighter, amateur fighter,
3:22:53
whatever year he. Would definitely win that.
3:22:55
The question who would win? It would be him.
3:22:57
No, I'm not saying when. Who would?
3:22:59
Who would you take one by? Who would?
3:23:00
You rather. A smack.
3:23:01
Oh, Meese is taking it, yes, Yeah, you're.
3:23:04
Taking. Pakadu me taking it.
3:23:08
Oh yeah, I thought you meant I. Thought you meant win.
3:23:09
Like taking it like my dog. Wants your pussy?
3:23:11
Tattoo on me I'm I'm I'm gonna. Win.
3:23:14
I know that. Fish wears.
3:23:16
Panties. Yeah, I'll go with you because
3:23:18
the the other. Two probably wouldn't shut up
3:23:20
about it. Somebody's got a Patty cake on
3:23:24
Speedy's this. It'll be spreading.
3:23:25
This'll be spreading it out on. His social media and Arrow won't
3:23:28
stop talking about it well. You're damn right.
3:23:29
And, you know, hopefully we'll have somebody here watching me
3:23:32
do it. What do you think?
3:23:33
The old Mama, right? No, Mama, dearest.
3:23:36
No. Why couldn't she say that to me
3:23:38
while I do it? Where's Brittany?
3:23:39
Where's Brittany? Oh, by the way, she is Jabba's
3:23:44
breaking news. I need Brittany also.
3:23:46
Well, somebody needs Brittany. And that, that's the old NRNR
3:23:50
hour. Himself Anyways, that's it.
3:23:53
I, I, I gotta go. I I'm tired.
3:23:54
I'm loose. Speedy like you.
3:23:56
Loose is a goose, right? Goosing the loose or boosting
3:24:00
the caboose of a loose. Douche.
3:24:02
Right what's what are you talking about?
3:24:05
Right. I I'm just trying to get him to
3:24:07
actually believe. What a douche is right Speedy?
3:24:09
I don't care. What is a douche?
3:24:10
Say that it doesn't matter. Say it.
3:24:12
Say what is a douche? I don't care what a douche is.
3:24:16
OK, there we go. There we go, ladies and.
3:24:17
Gentlemen, I'm done. It's over.
3:24:19
I'll see you Wednesday. Goodnight.
3:24:21
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