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Will GIANNIS be traded this offseason? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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  And I know everybody's been waiting for this segment as we
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  call this goodies bag of balls. My mom was going to.
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  Wire a car battery. On my testicles trying to put
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  tiger bomb. On this jungle's nuts.
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  Goodies Bag of balls. That's how you become great man.
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  Hang your. Balls out there.
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  A lot of hot ladies. There it is, the old goodster
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  and all of you. Guys, am I on?
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  Yes, you're on now. I unmuted you.
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  So I kind of like threw the curveball.
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  I know you're you have this like what are you having allergy
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  problems right now? Is there are you OK?
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  Is everything good? I'm always good baby.
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  Say my name. All right, say my name.
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  Say my name. Speedy, you want to sing that
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  song? All right, all right, here we
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  go. Jack Pagley.
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  Only we all know who he is the Kansas City Royals top prospect
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  and that he was picked number 18th overall prospect in
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  baseball. According to them, they'll be
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  pipeline is making the compelling case for Major League
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  call up this year. He's currently in AA.
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  He's hitting 3/28 with no BP of four O 3 slugging, 6O59 home
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  runs and then 35 RBIs leading the league.
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  My question to you, and I told you this earlier today, I want
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  to get a fan's perspective. Would you rather see guys go
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  from college, spend maybe a month or two in the minor
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  leagues and then get called up if they're warranted a call up
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  such as Jack Hagley only, who's absolutely ripping the cover off
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  the baseball If the team, the Major League team needs them in
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  that. In that case, now the guy can
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  play outfield, he can play first base and he hasn't pitched much
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  in this, but he's one of them. Give me your thoughts on CAG
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  Leone and I'll go down the list because there's some guys on
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  this list here that I think do deserve a call up and for
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  whatever reason the team with the Major League team is
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  suppressing that. Mike Trout, Bryce Harper, CAG
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  Leone. CAG Leone was a must hit when he
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  was drafted. They're saying that this kid is
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  a superstar. I don't know what he's going to
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  be in the majors. What he's doing right now in the
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  minors is incredible. We saw what he did in college
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  ball. I mean, his numbers don't lie
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  and numbers don't lie, but he's expected to be where he is.
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  So yeah, I want to see these guys, if they could play in
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  single A, AA and AAA as fast as Caglione is doing right now, why
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  couldn't we see him in the major leagues quicker, more quicker
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  than usual? So he's a superstar player.
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  He's going to be the face of his organization.
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  That's why he was drafted and that's what you expect from
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  these guys. Mike Trout.
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  Bobby Witts, let's not forget Bobby Witts there, all right?
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  Bobby Witts with the Royals. But yes, he could.
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  But that's my thing, my thought process.
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  How do you know Caglione could be better?
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  Bobby Witt's generational talent.
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  But how do we know? Caglione isn't.
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  How do we know that Caglione isn't?
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  Hold on one second, the Nationals?
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  The Nationals had Generation 2 generational places players when
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  they brought him in. Bryce Harper And who's the
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  pitcher? Strasburg.
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  They were. They were the two generational
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  players when they drafted them back-to-back years #1 picks.
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  So why couldn't Caglione be a generational?
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  Type player. I'm not saying he's not, but I
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  don't. I'm not saying he's not.
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  But right now, Bobby Witt is the face of that franchise, no?
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  I'm not it'd. Be like, it'd be like saying
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  that. It would be kind of like saying
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  like, oh, George Lombard for the Yankees, you know, will take
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  over. Be the face of the franchise for
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  Aaron Judge. No, I, I got what you're saying.
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  I'm just saying I you're not, I'm not going to pay take
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  anybody over Bobby Witt. I had Bobby Witt as my MVP this
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  year. So if Aaron Judge wasn't killing
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  the ball right now, which I was very Bobby Witt would be the MVP
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  right now, the lead, the league leader when it comes to winning
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  that MVP. But Aaron Judge is doing
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  something that we haven't seen a player do ever.
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  I mean, this guy's on a tear right now that might go all the
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  way into the All Star break. But I I agree with you.
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  I want to see Caglione play in the majors.
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  I don't want to wait if if it doesn't work, you sent him back
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  down. I want to see what he's going to
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  do when he gets into the majors. So, so fans just in general
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  would rather like NFL would rather see guys go from high
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  Division One or wherever they're at high levels to straight into
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  the show. Of course, if he's that big of a
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  star right now in the minors and he was a high draft pick like he
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  is, yeah, that's what I want to see.
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  I want to see this guy get called up and see what he can
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  do. I know.
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  At some point I feel like your name.
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  How long was Jabba in the minor leagues before he got called up?
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  Not long. I mean, baseball, if they think
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  that your quality and, and obviously the farm system thinks
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  that you're going to be a quality player up in the big
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  leagues, you're going to be called up as quick as possible.
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  So I would rather see Jabba when Jabba was getting called up.
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  I'd rather see him play in the Show then wait 2-3 years until
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  he's ready to pitch in the major leagues.
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  So it, I, I think it's if he's, if he's a quality pitcher, he's
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  a quality player. That's what I want to say.
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  So that's my opinion. Well, yeah, the other ones are
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  Roman Anthony and for the Red Sox, Marcella Mayer.
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  Just porch stop for the Red Sox. Like I feel like the Red Sox
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  could should call them up and they should stop playing games.
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  But they never do that. They never do that.
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  The, the Red Sox never do that. The organization's been in the
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  let go. Look at the GMs that have taken
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  over for the Red Sox. Even who's that fool from the
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  Detroit? Yeah, Dubrowski, who took off
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  Dembrowski, who took over for the Red Sox.
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  Even that idiot wouldn't call up any of the youngsters.
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  So I, I, I can't see any of their, their, their GMs that
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  they brought up or even the kid that they brought up this this
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  past year is going to call up the youngsters until they know
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  for sure that they have their time in the minor league.
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  So they have control of them. And when it comes to their, what
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  do they call that their arbitration?
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  So they. Only have a certain amount of
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  minor league options as well. So you have to be more strategic
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  with them. If you think, OK, there's a
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  chance he could go back down. And that that I think is the
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  dilemma that you look at with something like this.
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  Like if you if he has a Jackson holiday type downstart to like
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  last year, then he comes back up the second time and he's hitting
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  very well like he did in the last two months of the season,
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  then you lose a minor. He's been a bust this year and.
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  Jack Haglione probably has similar if not higher level of
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  potential upside in comparison we were looking at with Holiday
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  last year. Now it's interesting because the
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  Royals are a hot team right now, but their offense isn't overly
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  deep. So that's what makes it
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  compelling to maybe think about it right now.
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  But I guess you. Do Askatino is not having the
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  best year as well? So that that's what makes it
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  enticing. And again, their outfield
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  production overall is not the greatest either.
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  It wasn't the greatest last year.
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  So that's that's the one reason you might consider doing it with
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  something like Caglione. But they are hot right now.
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  So maybe you would maybe wait, wait till they cool off and then
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  maybe June. I get a question for both of you
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  guys and I'm sorry to cut. If if you had a son now you both
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  have sons and Jackson Holiday obviously comes from a Hall of
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  Famer and Matt Holiday, he is a Hall of Famer, one of the
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  greatest hitters of that of of that 10 year span we've seen in
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  a very long time. Power hitter Jackson Holiday is
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  expected to be a higher draft stock player than his own
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  father. When you look at what his son's
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  doing right now in the league and is compared to the next big
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  thing, if it was your son, would you tell your son to go back to
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  the minor leagues and figure it out or do you tell your son, you
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  know, work it out in the major leagues?
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  That's my question for both of you.
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  If if you were the father of Jackson Holiday.
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  Yeah, I mean, the best place to figure it out is the big
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  leagues. It's the worst place and the
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  best place because you're not going to get any better speedy.
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  But to your point, like it doesn't matter how many times
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  you go up and down in a year, it's still just counts as your
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  one minor league option and you get 3 so.
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  You get you can get options. There's.
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  A cap on it now but before it was Wild West.
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  But yes, for one account I believe it does count as just
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  one. Year.
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  It's just one year, yeah, but no, I would.
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  You got to figure it out the highest level.
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  And if it if it gets that bad where you can't figure it out,
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  then yeah, you go back down and shit.
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  They've sent Roy Holiday went back to extended spring training
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  to figure out how to pitch. Like it?
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  Happened. If he's my son exactly, I'm
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  going to say, listen, you're going to figure it out in the
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  show. You, you're either going to sink
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  or you're going to swim, all right?
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  And it's going to be brutal. You're it's going to take a toll
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  on you mentally. But I promise you, when you do
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  figure it out, you will remember what this felt like.
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  And you will not want this feeling anymore.
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  And you will be, you will be swimming for the rest of your
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  career. So people with baseball, so we,
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  we, we ran around, we all made our predictions before the
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  season started. We all, we all would agree that
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  we had the Yankees leading the AL East right there two games up
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  above everybody else. Next I think Jabo and I both had
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  the Orioles, which they become a complete bust this year.
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  Next on the open told you next Red Sox, followed by the Blue
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  Jays, Tampa Bay Rays and Baltimore Orioles.
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  Anybody in the ALE surprise you or jump off the jump off the
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  charts this year? I'll tell you this.
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  For me, for me, it's the Orioles being a bust.
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  I'll tell you this. What did I say?
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  Exactly the same way I had it put and I said the OR.
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  I wouldn't be surprised if the Orioles would be in last place
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  by the end of the season. I had the two guys, the two
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  teams, the Yankees and the Boston Red Sox.
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  I think it's going to sit pretty like that all season long.
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  I don't know if Boston's ready for the playoffs.
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  They might sneak into the playoffs.
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  I wouldn't be surprised. I think with with right now in
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  in the division that we were talking about, Kansas City, the
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  Guardians and that divisions going to have three teams coming
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  out of that division going to the playoffs.
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  I just think that right now has the most talent out of all the
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  the divisions in the east, in the east, I'm I'm.
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  Sorry, in the American League. In the American League, I'm
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  sorry. In the Central.
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  Yes, in the Central, yes, I think there are three teams
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  coming out of the Central that are going to make the playoffs
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  like I predicted before the season started.
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  I think it's going to happen. Jabba, I think you had Kansas
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  was you was it? You had Kansas City winning the
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  division. I, I, I know Goody had the
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  Guardians winning the division if I'm not mistaken, and I had
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  Detroit winning the division. Yeah, we had we had Cleveland
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  and Detroit at the top 2 for for, right, you know, for for
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  mine, followed by obviously the Royals and then the Twins and
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  then the White Sox were at the bottom.
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  But yeah, I mean, the Detroit Tigers are just firing on all
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  cylinders right now. They have a 2 1/2 game lead.
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  Terek Schoobles, Unbelievable. They're getting offensive
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  production. They're bullpens.
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  Been great. Tommy Kaley's been pitching.
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  Well, like, I mean. Jack can't do anything.
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  Jackson Jove is nice. Jackson jobs at 3 and O, as
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  Speedy said earlier, 3 and O, So I mean, or Fish said earlier,
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  one of those, one of those assholes.
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  But anyways, anyways, the central, no, it wasn't Jack.
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  Anyways, the central, the central to me is pretty much how
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  we predicted it. There's nothing really jumping
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  out, you know, just going back on the AL East, though, we're
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  talking about the Red Sox maybe taking that that next leap to be
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  a potential, you know, World Series candidate.
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  They do have the two prospects that we talked about that are
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  sitting in their AAA that might could provide an extra boost.
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  Now come coming out of All Star break, guys are going to be
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  tired towards the end of the season.
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  Guys will be tired. And then that's a good chance to
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  see what you have once you've already clenched a spot in the
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  playoffs. But Central, we pretty much got
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  on lock. The AL West was a little bit of
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  a shocker. I think Seattle, Mariners, I
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  think we all had the Texas Rangers winning this one.
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  Maybe the Mariners and the Astros were next and then the
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  two bottom teams were going to be Athletics and and LA.
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  But the Mariners have a two game lead up followed by Houston,
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  then the Athletics, which we don't know where they're playing
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  at the Texas Rangers and then LA is 6 games back.
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  But Mariners do have a really solid pitching staff which has
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  been carrying them I think. Was it Logan Gilbert on the DL?
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  Yeah, he's on the DL. So, you know, this was that next
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  man up mentality we talked about earlier in this or.
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  Betty, you called Brian Woo, too.
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  You called him one of your favorite youngsters.
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  He's been right this year. Yeah, he's been.
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  Yeah, he's really good. They have another guy there too,
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  a righty starter. Miller, Bryce Miller you're
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  talking about. Bryce Miller, yes, yes.
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  The other guy who I think's going to be really good too.
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  They had to just producing pitching right now and then, you
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  know, their bullpen's been pretty good and so they're a
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  tough team to beat. They are a tough team to beat.
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  And as you, I think you said they're beating New York right
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  now, so. Yeah, it's weird because the
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  Mariners used to be that team that was like always
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  consistently in the race and then just short because they
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  would fall apart in the second-half.
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  And then the last two years they've been, they had this
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  super slow start. They're not sitting there, I'm
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  telling. Hot second-half, so it'll be
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  interesting to see which trend it goes for.
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  That I think the Rangers will be a second-half team.
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  I think they have a tremendous roster.
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  Once this lineup figures things out, they're a lot better than
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  they look. I'm very surprised that the
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  Rangers are sitting second and last right now in a division and
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  you nobody believes the athlete. There's there's three games
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  back, which is not crazy, but they are second to last of the.
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  No, I understand. I, I still think they're going
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  to win the division and the Mariners are the Mariners choke
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  at the end of, at the end of this season.
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  They always do. They, they look like, they look
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  like they're going to get hot in the second, early second-half
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  and then all of a sudden they choke with the last month of
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  baseball. And I believe that's going to
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  happen. I trust Bruce Bochy than any
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  manager in that division and Bruce will figure it out.
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  He's got 2 solid pitchers that have been there before.
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  Nathan Ivaldi is a great pitcher and so is Jacob degrom.
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  They're going to figure it out. I I cannot not see the Rangers
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  not making the playoffs in a weak division like that.
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  That's a weak division. I'm surprised the Astros, as
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  good as they've been over the years with their lineup, Boy, oh
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  boy, Altuve looks like he's old. That lineup looks old.
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  And, and who did they just lose? They lost another guy.
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  They lost a big, big bat in their lineup recently.
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  Yeah, they lost two in the offseason with Bregman and
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  soccer so. No, there was another one that
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  Who's the other guy? The big other?
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  Big Alvarez is talking about. Alvarez, I think he got hurt,
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  didn't he? Yeah, you're done.
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  Yeah, he got, he got hurt, didn't he, His hand.
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  Yeah. So he, he could be out a
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  significant amount of time, too. I'm hearing he could be out a
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  month, maybe two. Could you imagine losing him?
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  So losing him for the season. So the girls are done.
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  They're done this. Is why This is why it's so
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  important to have a good minor league staff and a good AAA
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  because that's your extension of the big leagues.
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  We've talked about this and it's like if you don't build from the
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  ground up, then when somebody gets hurt, you got nothing, you
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  got nobody. Fill the void.
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  Don't worry, they can start cheating again.
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  Or they could just cheat. Yeah, well, I remember.
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  I don't know what I can't say before I get cancelled, but
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  yeah. Remember Reggie Jackson, he left
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  the Yankees to go over there with the Astros to help their
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  farm system and help develop kids.
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  And ever since Reggie Jackson has been there, the developing
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  has absolutely stopped. Just think about that.
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  Just think about it ever since he left the Yankees and he went
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  over there with the development of some of the young stars that
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  they have in their minors, they have not produced anything since
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  then. Just think he he left the
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  Yankees about four years ago, and how bad is their farm system
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  been since then? By the way, there's more to that
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  story than. I'm sure I can say, I'm sure,
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  I'm sure. I don't know the inside back end
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  of it. But I mean, Reggie Jackson went
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  to the Astros to help the farm system and hasn't been very
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  good. I'm just saying, if you look at
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  what's going on right now with the Astros.
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  Yeah, if you look, yeah, if you look from a 45,000 foot view and
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  that's what. It looks that's what I see.
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  When you and the nitty gritty and you know what's actually
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  going on here? I don't listen.
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  I'm not sitting there saying that.
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  I know what's going on. I'm just telling you what I
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  Yeah. Yeah, yeah, that's all.
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  You just got the bird's eye view.
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  All right, my last ball of the night here is more up your
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  alley. OK, we got a little conspiracy
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  theory going on here. Adam Silver made Nico Harrison
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  trade Luca to LA to get the NBA ratings as they were tanking.
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  In exchange for that they rigged the lottery so Dallas gets
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  Cooper flag. Convince me otherwise.
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  Right now the real question would Nico Harrison be dumb
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  enough to not draw Cooper flag? That is the real test.
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  No, I he's dumb enough to trade that that pick.
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  That's what I mean. I could see Nico Harrison
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  saying, you know what? I'm smarter than you.
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  I want my I want my 5-6 or seven first round draft picks back.
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  I'm going to I'm going to trade Cooper flag for the future.
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  No, I think the NBA is rigged. It's the LJA, LeBron James
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  Association and that was LeBron James's gift to Dallas for
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  getting Luca over there to LA to help him win a championship in
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  the next three years. Honestly, I think the NBA is
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  rigged. And, and by the way, what makes
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  the NHL so unique is they do the same lottery draft.
• 18:35
  So does the MLB, but the NHL, they do it in front of the
• 18:40
  cameras. The NBA, it's behind closed
• 18:43
  doors and they had these stupid cards that they raise up in the
• 18:46
  air during the show, during the draft show.
• 18:48
  It's pathetic, it's pathetic and it's absolutely planned.
• 18:53
  And and the Spurs, how do the Spurs have like a job is to like
• 18:57
  a 1.8 or 1.5 chance of getting in the top three.
• 19:01
  They're all the way in the top three.
• 19:02
  They get the number two pick. How is that possible?
• 19:05
  They lose Popovich, he retires and now they have they have
• 19:10
  arguably one of the best young big men in the league.
• 19:12
  They bring in Fox and now they're going to get the number
• 19:15
  two pick, arguably the second best player in this year's
• 19:17
  class. Ridiculous makes no.
• 19:19
  Sense Goody I've always said this about lotteries too.
• 19:22
  Like I I, I if I was running a sport, I would do it based on
• 19:25
  not a percentage system. Like they do it all right, The
• 19:27
  number one team gets this particular percentage because
• 19:30
  here's the thing that we look at like you, let's look at baseball
• 19:32
  this year. Like if you have a team as bad
• 19:33
  as the White Sox, they should have a much better, much better
• 19:36
  like gap difference in the second worst team in the league
• 19:39
  last year. But the percentages are so much
• 19:42
  closer than they can make that kind of thing.
• 19:43
  I've always said you just pick a number based on how many games
• 19:46
  or how many points in hockey and then do it.
• 19:48
  Didn't they do that in college football?
• 19:50
  Like if there were three teams that have the same record, they
• 19:52
  would flip a coin or something like that wherever it lands.
• 19:55
  Yeah, that might have been for bowl eligibility.
• 19:57
  I don't think it was for anything.
• 19:58
  Like that. But actually I'm saying, I mean,
• 20:00
  that's to me that makes more sense than this.
• 20:03
  The Islanders, I, I don't take shots at the Islanders of the
• 20:06
  NHL for the Islanders winning the draft, even though they had
• 20:09
  a 3.8 or 3.5 chance of winning that pick because they did it
• 20:13
  right in front of the cameras. You watch the.
• 20:15
  The balls come up. So it wasn't like they cheated.
• 20:19
  But in the NBA, they're shut doors.
• 20:21
  They got 7-8 machines. It's pathetic.
• 20:24
  And and by the way, Adam Silva, you're kind of ugly.
• 20:26
  He is an ugly son of a unawad. But that guy's ears, it looks
• 20:30
  like Dumbo. He really does.
• 20:32
  He's one ugly. That's ASOP.
• 20:34
  That's like recounting the votes, you know, in the middle
• 20:37
  of the night, you know? A lot of hot ladies.
• 20:39
  But good, you're going back to the conspiracy theory, end of
• 20:41
  it, of the NBA being rigged. If they were going to try to
• 20:44
  prove it or not, they didn't hide it very well this
• 20:45
  particular year. Besides, the Hornets, like the
• 20:48
  Hornets, don't get a lot of. I feel bad for the Hornets.
• 20:50
  How about the Wizards getting screwed?
• 20:52
  The Wizards they got. Right, the Wizards were
• 20:53
  definitely the one maybe and probably they punish him for
• 20:56
  their their number one pick being not great this year.
• 20:59
  Like is that is that something you're going to look at the
• 21:01
  Hornets, another team that's had that kind of luck.
• 21:03
  The Pistons have had it with bad luck outside of the one year
• 21:05
  they got Kate Cunningham where they were the worst team in the
• 21:08
  league. Like what like last year and
• 21:09
  they were picking 5th. They were 17 win team last year.
• 21:11
  They're picking 5th. I'm not saying it should never
• 21:13
  happen, but the patterns are definitely obvious in the NHLI
• 21:16
  would say it's the Coyotes that get screwed a lot and now Utah,
• 21:19
  but maybe. Now the like.
• 21:22
  I think there are some patterns to that in both directions which
• 21:25
  I think was why my system I think even though the randomness
• 21:28
  I think would still be better. Like it's a little more fair.
• 21:30
  Just do it based on points and games back.
• 21:31
  Just. Think about this.
• 21:32
  Me and Fish were talking about this.
• 21:34
  Fish had Philadelphia winning the draft and I had the Spurs
• 21:37
  winning the draft. The surprise and all three.
• 21:40
  Both teams are in the top three. What a quinky dink, right?
• 21:44
  That both teams that me and him were suggesting that we're going
• 21:47
  to fall in the top three are sitting there pretty right now,
• 21:50
  so. Yeah, not rigged at all.
• 21:52
  No, I'm not rigged 100%. Good.
• 21:53
  He had to throw that in there for a second.
• 21:55
  I'm just saying, you know, I you know, I can pick and drum up a
• 21:58
  good conspiracy theory, but what about the NBA that we all know
• 22:01
  is true at which for that most of them are all true.
• 22:04
  Just got to do a little research.
• 22:05
  All right. But pretty awkward, man.
• 22:09
  Pretty weird. Also, when I was digging through
• 22:11
  this one, I also saw that there was like, maybe possibly magnets
• 22:14
  in the basketball. Yeah, I don't know, but I don't
• 22:16
  know. Yeah.
• 22:17
  I could say. It pretty weird how pretty weird
• 22:20
  how some of the balls get stuck right against the glass.
• 22:23
  There's no magnets in the basketball, that is.
• 22:26
  No, in the Pagan ball I'm. Just he loves.
• 22:28
  Conspiracy theory. I'm just saying.
• 22:31
  There, No, he's saying no, Speedy.
• 22:32
  He's saying the basketball. That's what he's saying.
• 22:35
  There's magnets in the basketball.
• 22:36
  Listen to him Speedy. Not the balls you idiot.
• 22:40
  Seriously, is he listening? Shut the music.
• 22:43
  Are you out of your damn mind? He's talking about when the
• 22:46
  basketball. Frozen envelope story right with
• 22:49
  the Ewing draft. You could shut the music one
• 22:51
  envelope. Folder so that when he reached
• 22:54
  in there like the one that had the Knicks was like in the
• 22:58
  freezer, so it was like ice cold.
• 23:00
  So he knew which one he was supposed to grab.
• 23:02
  Like that was the theory in the in the 85 draft.
• 23:05
  You know, does it surprise you, though?
• 23:07
  No, it's probably true. I will say this the the.
• 23:12
  Ewing. The Ewing draft was absolutely
• 23:15
  rigged, 100%. There's no doubt about even
• 23:18
  David Stern after he was in, he didn't come out and say it, but
• 23:23
  he pretty much when they, when they did a documentary of David
• 23:26
  Stern and he changed basketball, he made, he was the best
• 23:30
  commissioner in NBA history. He really transitioned the CBA
• 23:34
  and all these TV deals. He came out and said after he
• 23:38
  retired from the game, he said that, you know, there is some
• 23:42
  kind of collusion on how the Knicks landed, you know, the
• 23:46
  whole Ewing draft and, and how it felt together the way it did
• 23:50
  for the New York, NY Knicks. And by the way, since then, the
• 23:53
  Knicks have never gotten the number one pick, never, never
• 23:57
  even come close, come close. Just think about it.
• 24:00
  They they had the worst record in basketball when Porzingis was
• 24:04
  drafted that year. They missed out, but on Karl
• 24:07
  Anthony Towns, who now is on the New York Knicks, and they got
• 24:11
  Porzingis at #4 Porzingis is playing for the Celtics right
• 24:14
  now and Karl Anthony Towns is on the Knicks.
• 24:16
  And by the way, Okafor, who was from the Duke Blue Devils, who
• 24:20
  was the number two pick who the Knicks also wanted, is no longer
• 24:24
  in the NBA. So figure that one out.
• 24:26
  He's one of those guys that I thought.
• 24:27
  Khalil. Alcor was going to be great.
• 24:29
  Yeah. Was going to be great when he
• 24:30
  came, when he was in college, except the game changed around
• 24:34
  that time. Couldn't dribble.
• 24:35
  He didn't have the ability to do anything more than like a 90s
• 24:39
  center would do, you know, like he didn't.
• 24:41
  He doesn't have that game that you need today.
• 24:44
  He him like Andre Drummond, it's kind of the guy they always
• 24:47
  point to that if this was the 90s, he'd be an All Star every
• 24:50
  year because he can get 20 and 10 like like clockwork, except
• 24:54
  he can't hit a single foul shot. And it's like the similar thing
• 24:57
  that the Knicks have with Mitch. But I did want to show you
• 25:00
  something. I I found some archival footage
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  of the ladies man himself right here.
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  How do you pronounce it? I'm putting you on a leash now.
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  Now we're. Going to get we have to get this
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  reaction. Let's get let's get them in
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  here. They call me the ladies.
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  Man, and Mr. Stewie Group. That's awesome.
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  Yeah, that's a classic right there.
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  Let's go, Go. I look like, you know what look
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  like. You know who I look like in this
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  warfly? Frasier Warfly.
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  Frasier. That's good.
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  Just Wheeling and dealing in the hole.
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  Speedy's mom, the. Lady.
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  It fits pretty good, I'm not going to lie.
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  I gotta. Take a picture of this one.
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  You know, of all the edits you've done, this one actually
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  looks probably the best this. Is on point.
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  This is on point. I'm putting you on a leash now.
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  Goody. This is a goody.
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  This is a classic right here. Yeah, it actually looks like you
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  have a decent little beard and not, you know, dirt A.
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  Lot of hot ladies. This is legit.
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  I like ladies. How do you how do you say your
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  last name? Ramachandra.
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  My name is Nitin Ramachandra and I'm just sitting here my
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  cavatier. Speedy's mom.
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  I'm putting you on a leash now. And you also come next time you
• 26:35
  if you ever come here, you'll put the soundboard on a leash.
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  Pulled it out of my ass. You just made my nipples.
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  Hard. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
• 26:47
  we call this Dial it Up. We interrupt this regularly
• 26:51
  scheduled hot mix to bring you important news.
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  We got a. Big broadcast to do here.
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  We're about to dial it up a. Lot of hot ladies.
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  That's the new great drop that we have guys.
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  Welcome to dial it up. This is kind of a lightning
• 27:07
  round sports story. Errol has not seen any of these
• 27:10
  stories before starting first story of the night in Dial it
• 27:14
  up. Giannis Antenna Kupo open to
• 27:17
  opportunities outside of the Bucks.
• 27:19
  We've been talking about it on this show for weeks that it's
• 27:22
  logical that he may be moving into his Shamsharania today with
• 27:26
  the report on ESPN going on get up saying that he's open minded
• 27:30
  on exploring a trade for the first time in his career.
• 27:34
  Giannis is 30 years old, the average 30.4 points per game,
• 27:37
  11.9 rebounds, 6 1/2 assists on 60% shooting and he's an MVP
• 27:44
  finalist along with Jokic and shy this year.
• 27:47
  Here's his quote that he said while he's on his podcast with
• 27:49
  his brother because of course his brother has a podcast.
• 27:52
  Me not having a second championship, I look back at my
• 27:55
  career and everybody can say, oh, incredible career, active
• 27:59
  Hall of Famer, first ballot, whatever.
• 28:01
  But me, my personal goal, if I'm not able to help my team win a
• 28:05
  second ring, I'm letting it down myself.
• 28:09
  Errol. Dial it up.
• 28:11
  I've been saying this for a long, long time.
• 28:13
  This is one of the best players we've seen in the last 40 years.
• 28:17
  This is one of the more underrated people we're going to
• 28:20
  remember. If he doesn't win a second
• 28:21
  championship, he's going to be compared to Yokage.
• 28:25
  He's not going to be compared to Joel Embiid because he's never
• 28:27
  going to win. But this is a guy that deserves
• 28:30
  an opportunity to win a second title.
• 28:33
  OK C If they fall short again, I could see OK C They have a
• 28:36
  tremendous amount of draft stock.
• 28:37
  They have a lot of players that they can move where they can add
• 28:41
  a Giannis and really give themselves that next piece to
• 28:44
  get them to the next level. They're quite a few other teams,
• 28:47
  even Toronto, they got a bunch of young stars and a young stud.
• 28:50
  They could put them over there. And maybe the New York Knicks,
• 28:52
  if they fall short this year after watching Tatum go down,
• 28:57
  there could be an opportunity if the Knicks fall short again
• 29:00
  where they could land somebody like a young honest and maybe
• 29:03
  trade a lawyer pieces. He's a great players.
• 29:05
  He's superstar in this league. He deserves his second title.
• 29:08
  Nobody can argue that he's falling short over the last
• 29:11
  couple years. And one of the main reasons why
• 29:13
  coaching Doc Rivers horrible and they didn't put the right
• 29:16
  players around him. Chris Middleton is not the right
• 29:19
  player as they brought him back. It hasn't worked out over there.
• 29:22
  And then they bring in Dame Time who's now done with his career,
• 29:25
  tearing his Achilles. He's probably not going to be
• 29:28
  back at the top of his game if he ever does come back.
• 29:31
  So he knows his time is else where.
• 29:33
  He is going to be traded in the offseason, but he's going to go
• 29:36
  to only a contender. And he already came out and said
• 29:38
  this, he wants to go to a major city.
• 29:41
  So it ready narrows down to three the Celtics.
• 29:44
  I mean, the Celtics, Boston, NY is another one, Miami and LA,
• 29:50
  those are the four. So I I know OK, C is a big team
• 29:54
  and they got a lot of good players, but it's one of those
• 29:56
  four. He wants to go to big city,
• 29:57
  wants to sell his apparel. Yeah, I've always thought
• 30:00
  Giannis was just one of the most phenomenal and most magnificent
• 30:03
  players that the world's ever seen in the past couple of
• 30:04
  years, really the last decade like you mentioned.
• 30:06
  But the thing I want to mention is, of course, I heard a lot of
• 30:09
  Giannis slander, like amongst peers, amongst other sports
• 30:12
  heads, just of course highlighting the fact that
• 30:15
  Giannis hasn't won a playoff series or he's only won one
• 30:17
  playoff series since winning the Finals.
• 30:20
  However, I don't think it's I don't think it's under any sort
• 30:22
  of fraud of fluke or whatnot. Giannis, like you mentioned,
• 30:25
  Errol, he hasn't this team has really been broken down, hasn't
• 30:29
  had a lot of good pieces, horrible coaching overall.
• 30:32
  Dame hasn't a lot of the signings they have that have
• 30:35
  happened for this. The Bucks have not fruit like
• 30:37
  came to fruition the way that they wanted to.
• 30:39
  Dean has not been playing. Dame is a shell of himself.
• 30:41
  He's definitely going to continue to be a shell of
• 30:43
  himself and I could very much even see him coming to New York.
• 30:46
  I don't know what you would have to get for him off the top of
• 30:47
  your head, but hey, he could be could be suing up and saying go
• 30:51
  New York, go New York by next season.
• 30:53
  But anybody to pass up on Giannis is an absolute idiot.
• 30:56
  I mean, anybody that takes Giannis is going to be an
• 30:58
  absolute contender defensively. Wise no trade clause.
• 31:01
  Just remember that he has a no trade clause.
• 31:03
  That means he's got to choose where he wants to go.
• 31:07
  And that means that nobody, not the Milwaukee Bucks or anybody
• 31:12
  have control of where Giannis wants to go.
• 31:14
  If the Bucks want pieces, they're going to have to talk to
• 31:18
  talk to Giannis and actually agree to where he wants to go.
• 31:21
  It's a major, he's going to a major city.
• 31:23
  So I agree with you. Yeah.
• 31:26
  And that means that they don't have any leverage.
• 31:28
  No non 0. It's not exactly what you want
• 31:32
  to hear if you're a Bucks fan. I think it's something we'll be
• 31:34
  talking about probably all summer.
• 31:37
  Let's move on to the next story. Oh, you're going to love this
• 31:40
  one. Errol Brown's rookie quarterback
• 31:43
  Dylan Gabriel welcomes healthy competition with Chador Sanders.
• 31:48
  Brown's third round draft pick Elon Gabriel, who has taken all
• 31:51
  the first team Rep rookie camp, was asked about fifth round pick
• 31:55
  QB shooter Sanders and the QB room in Cleveland.
• 31:59
  The more questions I get asked like that, it just divides the
• 32:03
  team, said Gabriel. We're in a room with not just
• 32:06
  us, but Kenny Pickett, Joe Flacco and Desean Watson.
• 32:12
  For us, we know how important a healthy QB room is, but also a
• 32:16
  team that everybody wants to be a part of.
• 32:19
  How do you create an environment every single day where everyone
• 32:21
  can be at their best? That's just pushing one another,
• 32:24
  which talent naturally does Naturally, it's healthy for us
• 32:28
  where everyone does their thing and everyone wins.
• 32:34
  Errol some chador back in the news in a different way right
• 32:38
  now. Dial it up.
• 32:40
  I love Dylan Gabriel. First of all, I met him at the
• 32:44
  Heisman Trophy dinner. He is such a nice kid.
• 32:47
  Straightforward. He was upset that Ashton Genti
• 32:49
  did not win the Heisman Trophy. He didn't think Hunter deserved
• 32:53
  it. So you you know that he's for
• 32:56
  talent and he's for team. He's all about team.
• 32:59
  He went obviously to two different colleges.
• 33:01
  When he went over there over there to Oregon, not only did he
• 33:04
  become a leader, he wanted to be something of a generational type
• 33:07
  of player. He went over there, had a chance
• 33:09
  to win a national championship and he was up for a Heisman for
• 33:12
  a guy that he looked up to that won a Heisman Trophy playing
• 33:15
  over there at Oregon. So I like that he came out and
• 33:18
  said that it's not about one player.
• 33:19
  I like the fact that he's he's not throwing Shador under the
• 33:22
  bus, but you know damn freaking well that he is saying it right
• 33:26
  under his lips. Screw you, Shador.
• 33:28
  You're never taking this job away from me.
• 33:30
  And as far as Kenny Pickett's concerned, I don't know why he's
• 33:33
  sitting there. He should be, you know, flipping
• 33:35
  burgers or something. The guy should not be on that
• 33:38
  team. He shouldn't be.
• 33:40
  He's so bad. He should be flipping burgers.
• 33:43
  So Kenny Pickett's not making a team.
• 33:45
  Shador Sanders will probably be a fifth, fifth guy on that, you
• 33:48
  know, on that roster in the long run.
• 33:50
  He'll he's never start in the NFL.
• 33:52
  The way he talks and the way he speaks and I, I think gay, you
• 33:55
  know, Dylan Gabriel is going to have the opportunity to win that
• 33:58
  job. Joe Flacco is going to help him
• 33:59
  develop. I think it's a slam dunk
• 34:01
  bringing in Dylan Gabriel in the third round, a guy that knows
• 34:05
  how to play the quarterback position and understands how to
• 34:08
  be a leader. Shidor doesn't even know who he
• 34:11
  is as a player, and he doesn't realize that it takes a team to
• 34:15
  win championships healthy competition.
• 34:17
  He's a rapper. Healthy competition.
• 34:19
  Forgot about that too. You're right.
• 34:21
  It's a good quote. Healthy competition.
• 34:23
  For shizzle my nizzle. Dylan Gabriel saying that the
• 34:26
  way he is now, I'm not the biggest fan of thing as a
• 34:27
  prospect. I didn't really like him up
• 34:28
  until this year. I even at Oklahoma or Oregon, I
• 34:31
  thought his mechanics are very wacky.
• 34:33
  He's on an undersized quarterback, but he has a smart
• 34:35
  guy. He's very calm and collected,
• 34:37
  which I think is something. He was Baker Mayfield.
• 34:38
  In that in that locker room and even if he doesn't have a big
• 34:42
  role when it comes to being a quarterback to help him win
• 34:45
  anything because their offense is going to probably be terrible
• 34:47
  this year, they still have a guy that is a leader that I think
• 34:51
  the whoever starts is going to at least abide by it.
• 34:55
  Now, Shador will see if this competition actually incites it.
• 34:57
  And he said he's going to focus on his interviews and then
• 34:59
  bombed all those. So it's it's any one of them
• 35:02
  could probably start. It's not going to really make a
• 35:04
  difference because the Browns aren't going to go anywhere or
• 35:05
  anywhere. You think the Browns will ever
• 35:07
  give Shador a chance this year to.
• 35:08
  Play. I think they will later.
• 35:10
  This season, they won't. They will not.
• 35:12
  I guarantee it. You want to put a bet on this?
• 35:14
  I'm not owing. I'll put a bet on.
• 35:16
  Let's make a bet. Who wants to bet me that Shador
• 35:18
  Sanders will not step on the football field this year?
• 35:22
  Who wants to bet? Anybody want to bet?
• 35:23
  Because I'm going to tell you this right now.
• 35:25
  For the Browns. I'm I'm talking regular season,
• 35:28
  regular preseasons. Any team or just for the Browns?
• 35:30
  For the Browns, how much you want to bet he's not?
• 35:33
  I'm telling you right now, the Browns are going to sit pretty
• 35:36
  Dylan Gabriel's going to get the chance to be that starting
• 35:39
  point. Dion's.
• 35:39
  Going to. Does Dion have a say in?
• 35:41
  It no, no, no you. Think Dion's going to sit back
• 35:45
  and just let him not. Take who cares?
• 35:48
  Dion had a big mouth. Look where his son is.
• 35:50
  His son should have been a top 20 pick and he fall to the fifth
• 35:53
  round because at Deion Sanders as But as as a matter of fact,
• 35:57
  didn't his sons fire him as their agent after the draft?
• 36:01
  I think so. Nobody cares what Deion Sanders
• 36:03
  thinks. Because if they did, I.
• 36:05
  Think around the the hype. No, but I think you kind of have
• 36:08
  to put them on the field. Do you want to bet?
• 36:10
  Let's make a bet. Let's make a bet.
• 36:12
  What do you want to bet because of hype?
• 36:14
  What? Do you want to bet?
• 36:16
  I don't know. You make a bet in proposition.
• 36:19
  Steak dinner. Steak dinner?
• 36:21
  I'll buy you steak dinner. Steak dinner Shador Sanders
• 36:24
  never steps on the regular season football field.
• 36:27
  And then for the for the Browns, okay, for the Browns.
• 36:31
  I could see him getting cut before preseason and being like
• 36:35
  buried somewhere and then when people get hurt he gets on the
• 36:37
  field later in the season OK but I don't see him like getting
• 36:41
  legitimate shot. He's not.
• 36:42
  I mean like. That would it would have to be
• 36:44
  something like that in my opinion.
• 36:45
  So if he but if he just plays, if he just plays 1 snap.
• 36:49
  One snap field, 1 snap on the football.
• 36:51
  In Cleveland. Yeah, folkly Fort not.
• 36:52
  In preseason, a regular season game.
• 36:55
  I think he has to. He won't.
• 36:56
  He won't. Let.
• 37:01
  Me ask you a question, when was the last besides besides Purdy,
• 37:06
  who by the way it took him almost a year to get on a
• 37:09
  football field, Who was the last player that was drafted after
• 37:12
  the fourth round that's gotten a chance in his first year to step
• 37:15
  on a football field? Minshew, yeah.
• 37:18
  Probably. Think of his Purdy.
• 37:19
  Yeah, Minshew, I guess. I don't, I don't think Gardner
• 37:22
  Minshew, I don't think, I don't think it was his rookie season
• 37:25
  that he stepped on a football. Field, I think it was he.
• 37:27
  Was he? Was that was the year with.
• 37:29
  Then it was Gardner Minshew who? Got hurt with minshew who got
• 37:33
  hurt that falls was. That it was falls that.
• 37:34
  Was who it was, yeah. So it was Gardner Minshew.
• 37:37
  So that was the last person to do that.
• 37:39
  And that was because of you have to there's like 4 quarterbacks
• 37:43
  there before him. You have Watson.
• 37:46
  You know the Kurt Warner story, right?
• 37:48
  Yeah. He was like third on the depth
• 37:49
  chart and like things just had two guys got hurt.
• 37:52
  Yeah, and by the way, Watson will be back in the second-half
• 37:55
  of the seasons. For everybody to say that
• 37:56
  Watson's not going to play this year, he ready.
• 37:58
  He's definitely coming back in the second-half of the season.
• 38:00
  You have Watson, you have Flacco, you have Kenny Pickett
• 38:04
  and you have Dylan Gabriel. Good luck.
• 38:07
  You're never going to see that guy step on the Browns football
• 38:10
  ever. He's not even going to make the
• 38:12
  team possibly. So I I think he's going to be a
• 38:15
  scrap. He's going to be on the scrap
• 38:16
  heap. So where's?
• 38:18
  The other day. Never can he pick it.
• 38:20
  What? I'm sorry.
• 38:21
  You're not keeping. Kenny Pick.
• 38:25
  It doesn't matter. Both those guys aren't you have
• 38:27
  to you can only hold 3 quarterbacks.
• 38:29
  Two of them are getting cut. Yeah.
• 38:30
  So Watson is definitely going to be on that roster.
• 38:34
  Flacco is definitely be on that roster.
• 38:36
  Flacco is going to start. Yes, and Dylan Gabriel is the
• 38:38
  other guy back up, Yeah. And Watson will be like on the
• 38:42
  IR all season. Shador is not even going to be
• 38:45
  on that roster. Shador will be on the practice.
• 38:47
  Yep. That's where he's going to be.
• 38:49
  You know someone can take a shot at him off the practice squad.
• 38:52
  He. Has to clear waivers.
• 38:55
  Tommy DeVito off. Dude, dude, he was drafted in
• 38:57
  the fifth round and all these teams passed up on him five
• 39:02
  times. Do you think anybody's going to
• 39:04
  pick him up off the scrap heat after his father did what he did
• 39:08
  before the draft and during the combine in his bro day?
• 39:11
  I don't want to touch this guy. This guy might never play in the
• 39:14
  NFL, ever. He might never step on an NFL
• 39:18
  regular season football field ever because of his father.
• 39:23
  That's all right, Homeboy can rap Doughboy.
• 39:28
  Let's move on to the next story and we get to go to some
• 39:31
  futility and the Rockies firing manager Bud Black after a 21,
• 39:38
  nothing beat down and the seven and 33, I'm assuming they lost
• 39:43
  tonight. Let's just you know.
• 39:45
  Wasn't it against the Mets? I can check where you.
• 39:48
  No, they played the pyromes. The Rockies did lose to the
• 39:50
  Rangers. All right, so the Rockies are
• 39:53
  now 7 and 34 and fired Bud Black after they actually won and then
• 39:59
  fired him after the win. They were, they're like the
• 40:04
  worst team in the league by like 4 games.
• 40:06
  And this is a league that has the White Sox in it.
• 40:08
  They also let go of bench coach Mike Redmond.
• 40:12
  Black actually was in his ninth year as manager, might not
• 40:15
  believe it, nine years in Colorado and was 544 and 690,
• 40:21
  which by the way, Erholm is the winningest manager in Rocky's
• 40:26
  history, a guy who is 146 games under 500.
• 40:33
  Our play so far this season, especially coming off the last
• 40:37
  two seasons, has been unacceptable.
• 40:40
  Our fans deserve better and we are capable of better.
• 40:44
  Rockies owner, chairman and CEO Dick Montford.
• 40:53
  Bud's last name is Black and they're in a black hole.
• 40:56
  Just look at it. 2025 seven and 34.
• 41:00
  Two thousand 2461 and one O 1-2 thousand 2359 and one O3 2021 or
• 41:07
  2268942000 and 2174 and 87. The record speaks for itself.
• 41:16
  Black is as black as a ghost or white as a ghost.
• 41:20
  I'm sorry, just black in a hole. I, I, I Colorado Rockies are
• 41:24
  done. They're they're an organization
• 41:26
  that are trying to figure themselves out.
• 41:27
  They have no farm system for all these years of just terrible
• 41:31
  baseball play. And and they had that short that
• 41:33
  the shortstop kid that they have right now up.
• 41:35
  What's he doing this year? Absolutely nothing.
• 41:38
  They have nothing to look forward to.
• 41:40
  Oh, they got a third baseman that they overpaid who's now
• 41:44
  probably done with his career because he stinks.
• 41:46
  Who played for the Cubs and was at one point was a decent,
• 41:49
  decent player in the major leagues.
• 41:51
  I I mean, the, the Colorado Rockies are done.
• 41:53
  They're an organization that needs to figure it out.
• 41:56
  And by the way, the last great player they had over there was
• 42:00
  Todd freaking Hilton. I mean, serious or Nolan
• 42:04
  Arenado. I mean, there's nothing out
• 42:06
  there that says Troy to Lewinsky.
• 42:08
  I mean, those are the guys that really stick out to me.
• 42:11
  And don't tell me Trevor's story because he stinks.
• 42:14
  So it's an organization that doesn't know how to develop
• 42:16
  players and it's an organization that's going nowhere and going
• 42:19
  nowhere fast. It doesn't matter who's the
• 42:21
  manager, hire Joe Girardo, he's a better analyst and he might
• 42:26
  even fit over there because he just he plays by the book and
• 42:29
  their book is absolutely a book of losers as Joe Girardi who's
• 42:34
  only won 1 championship in what, the 13 years as a manager loser.
• 42:39
  So go hire. Binder of losers.
• 42:43
  Binder of. Losers.
• 42:43
  Yeah, it's just a loser. It had his own.
• 42:46
  It had his own Twitter Joe's binder, but there you go.
• 42:49
  Yeah. I mean, it's it's tough too,
• 42:52
  because Goody and I kind of talked about this and it's, you
• 42:55
  know, when they, you know, fire, they have to fire somebody.
• 42:58
  But obviously the front office didn't really do anything to
• 43:01
  help him like win. Like, yeah, they got Chris
• 43:04
  Bryant. But ever since they got, I mean,
• 43:08
  Charlie Blackman was probably their last household name.
• 43:10
  And that dude was a gamer. And then you had Cargo before
• 43:13
  that. And like Tulo Nolan, they had
• 43:15
  like a core decent group of guys and then got rid of them and
• 43:19
  never developed and never did anything.
• 43:21
  But they've also never done anything to try and persuade
• 43:25
  guys to go there. So you're not put them in,
• 43:27
  you're you're putting them in a black hole.
• 43:29
  You're 100% right. Because that's literally.
• 43:31
  They did nothing. They signed Kris Bryant 2022,
• 43:35
  the seven years 182,000,000. Aside from that, they signed Ian
• 43:38
  Desmond in 2016 for five for 60. And then in 2017, they kind of
• 43:43
  went all in in their bullpen with Wade Davis, Brian Shaw,
• 43:46
  Jake McGee, and really aside from that, it was like they
• 43:49
  signed Gerardo Para. For three years and those three
• 43:52
  were all like at the back end of their bullpen career, so.
• 43:57
  Well, Brian Shaw is still playing, but.
• 43:59
  He's going to play for him. Yeah, he's a big geek.
• 44:02
  He has got a rubber arm. But yes, they all three took
• 44:05
  major hits in their time in Colorado.
• 44:08
  It's hard to pitch there. It's hard to play there.
• 44:10
  It's just I don't know. You know, it's they don't
• 44:14
  they're not doing anything to help the Bud Black.
• 44:17
  And from what I gathered, all the people that pay play for Bud
• 44:20
  Black love him. Absolutely love him too.
• 44:23
  I pretty he's nothing but just a great manager and a great
• 44:25
  person. Same with Mike Redmond.
• 44:28
  Redmond played baseball for a long time.
• 44:30
  He gets it, he understands it. But it's just, you know, when,
• 44:33
  when, when there's a disconnect from the manager and the front
• 44:36
  office, there's some sort of disconnect going on there that
• 44:39
  they can't can't convert players or can't sign guys that come to
• 44:43
  their team. Like it's not a recipe for
• 44:46
  success. Well, it's it's hard to go there
• 44:48
  too if you don't win. Exactly.
• 44:50
  Well, I mean, if they're throwing millions and millions
• 44:52
  of dollars at you, it's easier. It's easier to say yes, right?
• 44:56
  But at the same time, like yes if your goal is to win a World
• 44:58
  Series and money is not an option, like I'd much rather go
• 45:01
  play in New York with a chance to win then go play in Colorado
• 45:07
  and get my shit kicked in every single night.
• 45:09
  I don't really know what the Hell's going on over there, but
• 45:11
  ever since they gave up on Iron Auto I.
• 45:14
  Feel like who have they developed in the last 20 years?
• 45:18
  I just gave you they. Gave away everyone.
• 45:20
  To Lewinsky, they had Kyle. They had Kyle Freeland.
• 45:23
  I'm talking about superstars. Troy to Lewinsky and Nolan
• 45:27
  Arenado. Those were the two superstars
• 45:29
  that they developed in 20 years. I mean, Todd Hilton.
• 45:32
  They also had Charlie Blackman. They also had.
• 45:35
  Margo. Margo Blackman was a good
• 45:38
  player, but he was he's superstar.
• 45:42
  I'm just saying. But was he was he a superstar?
• 45:44
  He was. He was a good player.
• 45:47
  He was a. Good player he.
• 45:49
  Was a good player, but they don't develop players.
• 45:52
  They really don't. They're an organization that
• 45:55
  throws away players. And then they had Trevor Story,
• 45:57
  but he couldn't stay healthy and he stinks anyways.
• 45:59
  So overrated. Ownership over there, that
• 46:02
  ownership could care less about putting a winning product on the
• 46:05
  field. That's what I.
• 46:06
  Think they should have never they gave away yeah, they should
• 46:08
  have never done this prime. And that they just said that
• 46:12
  they don't care about their fan base.
• 46:13
  That's one of the most beautiful.
• 46:14
  And it's a dope stadiums. I've been there.
• 46:17
  It is unbelievable. Like that whole in the whole
• 46:20
  area, the whole area around it, like you know, you can get food,
• 46:23
  you can hang out and then a lot of fun.
• 46:26
  The train like drops you off like right in that little
• 46:28
  district. I don't remember what it's
• 46:29
  called. We were actually there for
• 46:31
  karts, 1 of karts baseball tournaments and when the
• 46:34
  Avalanche were in the cup, and I mean it was nuts, they were
• 46:38
  having viewing parties. Like it was like the energy was
• 46:41
  awesome and they still get people to show up to the games,
• 46:44
  but they just stink. Like they, they deserve better.
• 46:47
  Those fans. It's a, it's a really beautiful
• 46:49
  stadium. Anyway, moving on, we got two
• 46:52
  more stories. This one I was saving up, but we
• 46:55
  had to make an audible and throw it in to dial it up.
• 46:58
  The Ducks hired Joel Quenville. The Anaheim Ducks don't call
• 47:03
  them Mighty Ducks, hired Joel Kent Quenville to be their next
• 47:06
  head coach on Thursday last week.
• 47:08
  Quenville had been out of the NHL after the sex abuse scandal
• 47:11
  with the Blackhawks under his watch when they finalized their
• 47:16
  investigation when he was coaching his next team.
• 47:21
  Ducks have not made the playoffs in seven seasons.
• 47:24
  Here's the the quote from Quentinville.
• 47:26
  I fully understand and accept those who question my return to
• 47:31
  the league. I know words aren't enough.
• 47:34
  I will demonstrate by my actions that I am a man of character.
• 47:41
  It's pretty simple. Quinnville was over there in
• 47:43
  Florida, he had the best record in hockey and then he gets
• 47:46
  fired. OK, And what did the Florida
• 47:48
  Panthers do after 2 after that, two years later, they win a
• 47:51
  Stanley Cup and they build nothing but a great organization
• 47:55
  and a great organization of growth with some of the young
• 47:57
  players. Quinnville, he had his stint, he
• 48:00
  he played for the he was over there with Chicago.
• 48:03
  He won multiple championships over there and everybody
• 48:05
  including Anaheim, they're reaching.
• 48:07
  They're they're trying to find that next coach at going to help
• 48:10
  them get to the promised land. The last time they were at the
• 48:12
  promised land, I don't know, they were lucky.
• 48:14
  They were practically a wild card team with a great
• 48:17
  goaltender that got them all the way to the finals and they
• 48:20
  choked. And that was like the team of
• 48:21
  Salani era. This is an organization that's
• 48:24
  completely reaching. They have a bunch of good young
• 48:28
  players in. Quinnville does know how to
• 48:30
  develop young players. How long is that going to last
• 48:32
  before you hear some other crazy story coming out of that
• 48:35
  organization that Quinnville knew something about and threw
• 48:39
  it or brushed it onto the rug? This is a man that can't be
• 48:42
  trusted. If you look at what Florida did
• 48:44
  in the year that they decided to part ways with him when they
• 48:47
  were in first place, it gets you thinking and wondering why they
• 48:50
  just decided to push him out out for as the head coach of the
• 48:54
  team. It makes me think and wonder
• 48:56
  that Quinnville has been nothing but a disgrace for wherever he's
• 49:00
  been, no matter how many championships he wins and how
• 49:02
  great of a hockey mind he is. This is a guy that just you
• 49:06
  cannot trust. And I'm sure, by the way, we
• 49:10
  don't even know the true full story that happened in Chicago.
• 49:14
  And I'm going to tell you guys one thing.
• 49:15
  There's going to be a documentary very, very soon
• 49:18
  that's coming out. I'm not going to mention who's
• 49:21
  who put this documentary together.
• 49:23
  When it does, it not only is going to grow legs, it's going
• 49:26
  to throw people under the bus in the NHL.
• 49:29
  The Chicago Blackhawks and some of the players that knew about
• 49:32
  this and didn't say anything while it was going on and
• 49:35
  Quinnville was behind it. And that's why the Florida
• 49:38
  Panthers wanted to get him the hell out of there before that
• 49:41
  story was going to approach. And now Anaheim, when they find
• 49:44
  out this story, it's going to be quick.
• 49:46
  It's going to be a quick poll. Nobody should hire this guy.
• 49:49
  He's an absolute joke. It's amazing how much is
• 49:53
  forgiven for winning. You know they all and it's
• 49:58
  ironic that it's the Ducks that it used to be the mighty ducks.
• 50:01
  The one of the best villains in kids movies ever was the the
• 50:04
  Hawks coach in the first mighty ducks movie with the pop collar
• 50:09
  telling Bombay you're you're not a has been you're never was one
• 50:15
  of the best insults he could throw at AI guess 30 year old a
• 50:21
  kids team, but that I don't ever since they got rid of the mighty
• 50:26
  and the mighty ducks, I think they cut cursed themselves.
• 50:28
  That was a fun, fun movie. One of my favorite movies as a
• 50:31
  kid made me love hockey. I don't know why that anyone's
• 50:35
  fearing a duck as opposed to the mighty ducks.
• 50:38
  That's I don't get. I never understood that change
• 50:40
  and I thought the logo was sweet back when they had the mighty
• 50:43
  ducks compared to what they have now.
• 50:45
  I think it's OK now. I like the newer ones they have,
• 50:47
  but the mighty ducks ones are classic.
• 50:49
  I don't, I don't. So the thing with me is
• 50:52
  whenville should not have this chance.
• 50:54
  And I agree with you, Errol. There's I can't wait to see that
• 50:57
  documentary. I'm going to ask you about it
• 50:59
  more off the air because I couldn't believe that.
• 51:02
  This end of the year crimes going to come out with the
• 51:04
  documentary and. I can't believe it.
• 51:07
  This doesn't make any sense. Why are you bringing this guy
• 51:10
  back to the league? You're not even in close to
• 51:12
  striking distance to win right now.
• 51:15
  You don't have. Everyone knows that you're years
• 51:18
  away. He's 66 years old.
• 51:21
  Are you thinking you're going to get, oh, we'll just bring him
• 51:24
  here to create the structure like he did in Florida and you
• 51:28
  know, we'll use him and get rid of him.
• 51:31
  And if that's what you're doing, you're disgraceful because this
• 51:35
  guy doesn't deserve to be coaching right now in the league
• 51:38
  at all. I thought that was decided
• 51:40
  already. And it what?
• 51:42
  It's a three-year penalty for him.
• 51:45
  That's not even 2 years. 2 off. Seasons.
• 51:50
  Just think about this, just think about it right now.
• 51:53
  Everybody that was a part of that organization besides the
• 51:56
  players are all gone and they haven't gotten another job.
• 51:59
  He's the only one that's gotten 2 offers from the Florida
• 52:03
  Panthers and now the Anaheim Ducks.
• 52:05
  All the the GM's, the assistant GM's, all the executives are
• 52:08
  part of that. That team that won the Stanley
• 52:10
  Cups have not gotten another job since they've left the Chicago
• 52:14
  Blackhawks. That says a lot about this
• 52:16
  organization. The NI Ducks, they're reaching
• 52:19
  and they're trying to find something that's going to get
• 52:21
  these youngsters back in order. I just, he's the wrong guy to
• 52:25
  bring in a guy that let one of his young players get physically
• 52:29
  raped by one of his tape guys. I mean, and he knew about it and
• 52:34
  he knew about it and brushed it under the rock.
• 52:37
  Brush it under the rug, those guys.
• 52:40
  I mean, we all remember the Joe Paterno story.
• 52:44
  That's what we basically accuse him of, isn't it?
• 52:49
  Yes. I don't believe this is much
• 52:51
  different. And Jonathan Tames, by the way,
• 52:53
  everybody wants to praise him as the great, one of the greatest
• 52:55
  captains of this era. It's disgraceful.
• 52:59
  You were, you were the captain of this Chicago Blackhawks team
• 53:02
  and respected by every NHL player.
• 53:04
  You knew about this and you didn't do anything about it.
• 53:07
  You didn't step into the step in and and try to protect one of
• 53:10
  your players. That's despicable, absolutely
• 53:12
  despicable. I would love to get Jonathan
• 53:14
  Tames on the show because I don't think he would ever step
• 53:16
  on the show because I just absolutely mutilate him because
• 53:19
  you're a captain of the team. You don't protect your players.
• 53:22
  What does a captain do? He protects everybody around
• 53:25
  them, looks out for everybody around them.
• 53:27
  This guy let it happen. So it's despicable.
• 53:31
  That's all I'm going to say all. Right, we got one last story
• 53:35
  before what's that smell and we wrap up tonight, so let's get
• 53:38
  into it. This is the one I know you were
• 53:40
  waiting for, Errol. Yes, Pat McAfee gets a standing
• 53:44
  ovation if you're getting beat down and choked out by Gunther
• 53:50
  WW ES backlash pay-per-view On Saturday, announcer Pat McAfee
• 53:55
  took on former world heavyweight champion Gunther.
• 53:59
  McAfee was beat red in the chest after taking the ring Generale
• 54:04
  I. Don't care.
• 54:05
  To miss chops. Despite interference from
• 54:08
  announcing partner Michael Cole, McAfee was put to sleep and lost
• 54:12
  the match. Like I said, the fans.
• 54:16
  Gave. One of the leaders in sports
• 54:19
  media a standing. A lot of hot ladies.
• 54:23
  We've set off the air, and I maybe even saw it once on the
• 54:26
  air that if you were not doing this, you would make a
• 54:31
  wonderful. Please.
• 54:33
  WWE heel manager, you would be the best bad guy manager that
• 54:39
  this that they they would have gone.
• 54:41
  You can get the bull like Jimmy Hart.
• 54:43
  We can get you all dressed up in outfits.
• 54:46
  You'd be freaking great at this. And for that I need.
• 54:49
  You to dial it up. First of all, I don't even know
• 54:52
  who he was wrestling. I didn't get a chance to watch
• 54:54
  it. And Pat McAfee, Guta, what is he
• 54:58
  like, a piece of chair? Whatever.
• 55:00
  Guter, Guter. What is he like a piece of
• 55:02
  cheese or something? The Drago type, but German and
• 55:06
  dark. Hair, Who cares?
• 55:07
  OK, the fact that Pat McAfee can get into the ring and actually
• 55:10
  wrestle, I give him a lot of credit.
• 55:12
  But it's all about promoting his product.
• 55:14
  If I if listen, if it's going to help, you want me to get in the
• 55:17
  ring and wave around a wand or dance with a chair or, you know,
• 55:21
  you know, pull my panties up and 1.
• 55:23
  I don't know. Whatever you whatever carry.
• 55:27
  Is the on ice or something? You.
• 55:30
  Whatever you want me to. Do.
• 55:33
  I bought her in the ring. Whatever I mean.
• 55:35
  Good at it. Nevertheless, if, if it's going
• 55:38
  to help our product grow, I'll do whatever it needs to be done.
• 55:42
  But I will say this, Patrick, Pat McAfee has an understanding
• 55:47
  on how to build a product and market his product.
• 55:49
  He's doing the right thing guys. And I, I'm not going to take
• 55:53
  anything away from what he's doing for his product and, and
• 55:56
  some of his guys. He's looked out for his guys and
• 55:58
  he's a big wrestling fan. This was his dream to be a part
• 56:02
  of ESPN and it was his dream to be a part of the WWE.
• 56:05
  So I I give them all the all the props in the world.
• 56:08
  I'm not going to, I'm not going to break him on this.
• 56:10
  He's making money and he's selling a product and he's
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  selling it through many different areas.
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  And there's nothing, there's nothing you can complain about
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  or attack him for doing that. I could give a crap who he was
• 56:21
  wrestling and I could give a crap he was getting.
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  He was getting cheered by the fans.
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  Who cares? All I care about is how he is
• 56:29
  generating money. Mula Mucho De Niro, and he's
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  doing it the. Show that he has in WWE, it like
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  kind of feeds into itself because he he does so well with
• 56:38
  the fans there because he knows because he's a fan of wrestling
• 56:43
  and he's an athlete obviously professional athletes, say what
• 56:46
  you will about punters. I mean I can't kick my leg that
• 56:48
  high. I mean, we know that he was
• 56:50
  laying people out as a punter. So he's legit as far as
• 56:53
  athletics go, maybe not to the level of Gunther, as we found
• 56:58
  out on Saturday night of Backlash, but it he was, you
• 57:03
  know, acrobatic. He was telling the story.
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  And more importantly, as far what I find interesting about
• 57:08
  it, people want to see him and he finds a way to get people to
• 57:13
  want to see that guy. And I just want to power to him.
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  We all, we all rooting for you. We all kind of try to emulate,
• 57:19
  you know, what you're doing a little bit with what we do to a
• 57:22
  certain extent, maybe not jumping off of, you know, doing
• 57:26
  moonsaults off of the wrestling ring.
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  Well. I would do it, I think Errol.
• 57:30
  Would I would do it? Talk talk smack about it.
• 57:32
  You. Think we do a shooting star
• 57:33
  press? I'll do whatever.
• 57:35
  Listen, if it's going to help us, I'll do a flip.
• 57:37
  I'll do a tumble salt. Brock Lesnar famously tried.
• 57:40
  To do, I'll do a. His neck doing.
• 57:42
  It. I'll do the macho man, I'll do
• 57:44
  whatever. I take the flying arm.
• 57:46
  I don't give a go. Here here is would you?
• 57:49
  We need to find a bet where you're doing a macho man elbow.
• 57:52
  I would do it on like you're jumping off of something to do a
• 57:54
  macho man. I'll do it right now of.
• 57:56
  Like a trampoline or something. I just think, I think too, to
• 57:59
  your, to your point, he's like, he's relatable because you see
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  some of these guys and they they're like untouchable, right?
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  And I think that comes with like athletes in general.
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  Like he's open about all of his stuff.
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  And like, so he becomes relatable because he gets the
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  fans drawn to him because they feel like they can relate to him
• 58:20
  and he's a normal person. He just happens, you know,
• 58:23
  happened to play football, but you know, he had the personality
• 58:26
  he has the bravado he has, you know, everything that, you know,
• 58:30
  some people want to do. They just don't have the
• 58:32
  platform that he does and he does.
• 58:34
  And he's very relatable because he's just honest about what he
• 58:38
  does. And I mean, he's he's on
• 58:39
  everything now. I mean, shoot college game day,
• 58:42
  WWE, his show every day. And I think that's, that's one
• 58:46
  thing that, you know, a lot of people as fans, because they
• 58:49
  usually only see like the finished product.
• 58:51
  So they don't see what goes into it.
• 58:53
  And I think that's why he becomes so relatable to fans is
• 58:57
  because they're like, dude, I got a buddy just like him.
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  Like he's just like him. And I think that's why, you
• 59:03
  know, he, he's obviously worked hard and he's taking care of his
• 59:06
  guys and he's then they've been ride or die with him.
• 59:08
  So I think that's just why. That's the only thing that I, I,
• 59:12
  I look at him and I, I give him a lot of credits is that he is
• 59:15
  stuck by his guys. He could have had a chance to
• 59:18
  walk away from his guys when ESPN offered him a contract.
• 59:21
  He says no, no, no, no, no. If if you're going to give me a
• 59:24
  contract, you're going to give them a contract.
• 59:26
  They're a part of this contract and you're going to make sure
• 59:29
  every single one of them going to be taken care of.
• 59:31
  And he is taking care of even AJ Hawk.
• 59:33
  AJ Hawk was the one that got Aaron, Aaron Rodgers involved.
• 59:36
  If you look at Pat McAfee, go look at Pat Mcafee's numbers
• 59:39
  before AJ Hawk came on the show. They're not good.
• 59:42
  He was he was really reaching. And then all of a sudden you
• 59:45
  bring in AJ Hawk that added all these extra guys like Pat
• 59:49
  Pac-Man Jones that was friends with AJ Hawk, all these
• 59:51
  personalities that have worked out for him.
• 59:53
  He's done a really, really good job on building his product.
• 59:56
  His product, as far as what his knowledge is, it's not good.
• 59:59
  But he said he has a personality and he knows how to bring a
• 1:00:03
  product to life, no matter if he's in the ring in the WWE or
• 1:00:07
  he's inside his set, his studio, talking about, you know, dirty
• 1:00:12
  asses in the smell of dirty asses when he was in a freaking
• 1:00:15
  locker room. He is a unique individual.
• 1:00:17
  He is a very unique individual. Thank you to all the fans out
• 1:00:20
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• 1:00:24
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• 1:00:30
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• 1:00:34
  We really appreciate all the support and keep supporting what
• 1:00:37
  we're doing moving forward on Blue Wire.
• 1:00:39
  Nick has really set us up really, really good with a
• 1:00:43
  company that's growing and fast and we're very excited moving on
• 1:00:46
  for the next year with their product as well.
• 1:00:49
  So keep tuning in and checking us out on Blue Wire as well and
• 1:00:52
  all the new fans wanting to check out what chop in the mouth
• 1:00:55
  is all about. Well, now you guys know it's a
• 1:00:57
  crazy show, but great content and who knows what we're going
• 1:01:00
  to come up with during the show at any point, including Nick
• 1:01:04
  Goody smelling somebody's underwear in the locker room.
• 1:01:07
  Anyways, that's it for our show. Who do we have on Thursday
• 1:01:09
  speech? All right, thanks.
• 1:01:10
  Shout out to Nathan again for getting this one and another
• 1:01:13
  well known actor joining us, Robert Funaro.
• 1:01:15
  He was on The Sopranos and many other things, a lot of gangster
• 1:01:19
  stuff, mob stuff in the last 23 years, but well known most for
• 1:01:22
  the sort of for the support. Would you eat a sausage with
• 1:01:25
  them? Oh God.
• 1:01:25
  Would you eat a sausage with them?
• 1:01:26
  No. Why not?
• 1:01:28
  Because you would make too big of a deal.
• 1:01:30
  I know I'm asking you, would you eat a sausage?
• 1:01:31
  Yes, and you will not know about.
• 1:01:33
  It spicy, yes. Which one?
• 1:01:36
  Yes, I'll not know about it. Thick, Nope.
• 1:01:38
  Dark, Nope. Stretch to the left to stretch
• 1:01:41
  to the right. Stretch where you can't see.
• 1:01:45
  I'm putting you on a leash now. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
• 1:01:48
  we'll be back on Thursday. We got a couple of days.
• 1:01:51
  Stay tuned. Check out all our stuff and all
• 1:01:53
  our new posts. We'll be back on Thursday
• 1:01:56
  talking all the craziness. We'll be back.
• 1:01:58
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• 1:02:00
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