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Speaker 2: The Dodgers are back in the World Series.
Speaker 3: Favorite World Series Game one, Blake Snell three and zero
Speaker 3: with a point eight six e r A. How do
Speaker 3: you say the name of the guy that he's pitching against?
Speaker 3: Less Savage? Less savage? You sevage?
Speaker 2: All right? What's his deal? He was a first round
Speaker 2: pick a year ago? Now you're South Carolina? Okay? Started then,
Speaker 2: don't eaton a ball? Okay? And Greg Farmer called up
Speaker 2: mid September and we were talking to Buck Martinez, Blue
Speaker 2: Jays analysts yesterday on scam and he said he has
Speaker 2: now made more starts in the postseason that he did
Speaker 2: in the big leagues during the regular season.
Speaker 4: I have a question to him, Yes, sir, how come
Speaker 4: major League Baseball when not that you have to follow
Speaker 4: the NBA. But how come it's still two three to
Speaker 4: two in the World Series, whereas like the NBA Finals
Speaker 4: is now two two one one one.
Speaker 2: It's a great question. Don I do not know the
Speaker 2: answer to that. That's not what I read. I don't
Speaker 2: know that's a good question. I feel like it should
Speaker 2: be at this point. Imagine the travel though, going La
Speaker 2: to Toronto with Seattle, Like you can't plan for who's
Speaker 2: playing who in the World Series. I'm just saying the
Speaker 2: game to that importance, a freaking world series with two
Speaker 2: three two. If the Dodgers win one of these first two,
Speaker 2: like you're in the driver's seat and you're the you're
Speaker 2: the visitor.
Speaker 3: Sounds like you might want to call into your talk
Speaker 3: at seven o'clock with David Vasse and ask that question.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna call or calling the scam tomorrow six am
Speaker 2: to nine am. We'll take your call, Steve Sacksville. I
Speaker 2: don't know, Don, Steve sa I'm the bigger question, though, Don,
Speaker 2: is why we have to wait six days between series?
Speaker 2: I know the Alcs got over Monday, but how about
Speaker 2: we started Wednesday? How about we started, yes today, Thursday?
Speaker 2: Why we wait until Friday to start this?
Speaker 4: TV windows? It all revolves around TV.
Speaker 2: If this thing goes seven games, it's ending November.
Speaker 3: Yeah, That's how it was last year. It pushes past Halloween.
Speaker 3: That's how it was when the Dodgers were playing the
Speaker 3: Red Sox or whatever.
Speaker 2: All right, doesn't Toronto's Dome close? Yes? Yeah, but they're
Speaker 2: gonna keep the lid on tonight.
Speaker 4: But I'm just thinking, like Game seven tonight it's gonna
Speaker 4: be twenty degrees in November. Yeah, they'll close it, right,
Speaker 4: they'll close it. Yeah, they keep it closed because the
Speaker 4: ball flies.
Speaker 2: Okay, guys, I wrote a lot of sell Sorry, it's
Speaker 2: only the World Series happening. Hey, find me some old
Speaker 2: time day, find me some old timey.
Speaker 3: Music, actually, timid, just final our fun fact time everybody
Speaker 3: I wrote this. Yeah, gosh, you know I take so
Speaker 3: much care fun fact, fun fact about Toronto.
Speaker 2: Since we were talking. I like Toronto a very a
Speaker 2: fun city. Done. I like it.
Speaker 4: Okay, I haven't been in a while, but when I went,
Speaker 4: I liked it. Did you know the very first pro
Speaker 4: hoops game on Earth was played in Toronto, of all places,
Speaker 4: between the Toronto Huskies and of course the New York
Speaker 4: Knickerbockers at Maple Leaf Gardens in nineteen forty six on
Speaker 4: November one. What was the league at that point?
Speaker 2: Do we know? It wasn't the NBA? They were different leagues. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was the.
Speaker 5: Damn it.
Speaker 2: Why do you I asked too many questions on the show.
Speaker 2: You know, it's a very great question. Don I appreciate
Speaker 2: that listeners want to know this kind of information.
Speaker 4: I got a thirst for knowledge. Guys, Come on, all
Speaker 4: you have to act the great last ballist.
Speaker 3: The BAA. I wanted to say the ABA, but I
Speaker 3: knew there was BAA.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The Basketball Association of America. Well, how could it be
Speaker 3: America if it's in Canada? Because the one another great question?
Speaker 3: How's it the National Basketball Association now? And they have
Speaker 3: a Canadian team.
Speaker 4: Because it started as the NBA and then they added
Speaker 4: Canadian team.
Speaker 3: Well, apparently they had one all along. The Toronto Huskies
Speaker 3: seventy nine years ago, almost exactly the Knicks one a
Speaker 3: sixty eight to sixty six. Assi Shetman of the Knicks
Speaker 3: hit the very first basket mid range of professional basketball history.
Speaker 2: But I bet that it was a two handed shot too.
Speaker 2: Standing granny shot, Yeah, granny shot. Maybe there was no
Speaker 2: spell on that ball? Is just a shot put.
Speaker 3: The Knicks are still going today, but the Toronto Huskies
Speaker 3: only lasted from forty six to forty seven, which is
Speaker 3: why you don't hear much about them.
Speaker 2: They disbanded. Now.
Speaker 3: They wanted to name the Raptors the Huskies when the
Speaker 3: Raptors came out in ninety five, but they said, damn
Speaker 3: it, it would look too much like.
Speaker 2: The t Wolves.
Speaker 3: So you got the dynasty point. I can see that,
Speaker 3: all right, Thank you, don It's not what I read.
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Speaker 3: getting ready for Game one of the World Series. Here's
Speaker 3: Game one starter Blake Snell earlier from media Day.
Speaker 6: Hey Blake, obviously pitching the World Series before, but going
Speaker 6: into this one, how does the night before compare to
Speaker 6: the maybe that first time?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean for me personally, it's just everything gets
Speaker 7: quiet and focused and just start processing what you want
Speaker 7: to happen, what you're gonna face, and just start, yeah,
Speaker 7: building from that.
Speaker 6: Play your last World Series game everybody remembers hitting total
Speaker 6: dominance until they took you out. How long did it
Speaker 6: take you to process that whole night? And how often
Speaker 6: do you still think about it? And now that you're
Speaker 6: back here?
Speaker 8: Finally, Yeah, I don't think about it really at all anymore.
Speaker 8: When it happened, I'd say probably like a week I
Speaker 8: was thinking about it.
Speaker 2: What have been different?
Speaker 8: What I could have done, the ups and downs of
Speaker 8: just you know, feelings, and then I ultimately led to
Speaker 8: if I would have done more early on in my
Speaker 8: career to gain his trust, it would have been a
Speaker 8: different outcome, I think, so learn from it and ultimately,
Speaker 8: ultimately it made me a better pitcher, just because I
Speaker 8: understand the games more than just myself, just the pieces,
Speaker 8: the parts and how it all works. So yeah, I
Speaker 8: mean for about a week, you know, the ups and
Speaker 8: downs of could have been a World Series champed this,
Speaker 8: but there's still Game seven and who knows if we
Speaker 8: win Game six, and just so much in the air
Speaker 8: that yeah, finally.
Speaker 2: Just let it go.
Speaker 1: Hello.
Speaker 3: The other big news, obviously we talked about alex Vesia
Speaker 3: not going to be there, still remains to be seen.
Speaker 3: What will happen next. Here's David Roberts Dave.
Speaker 9: The Dodgers just announced that Alex Vessier's away from the
Speaker 9: team with his wife Kayla. Just what being the focus
Speaker 9: on the World Series in baseball, what does this mean
Speaker 9: for the bullpen and for the roster and how you
Speaker 9: guys can find a way to replace someone just who's
Speaker 9: been so valuable for the group right now?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know what I think. Right now, we're in
Speaker 5: the mode of trying to you know, understand the process,
Speaker 5: the rules a way that we could sort of, you know,
Speaker 5: try to navigate the roster. So I think we have
Speaker 5: a little bit of time and they think, you know,
Speaker 5: ten o'clock tomorrow or something like that to finalize our roster.
Speaker 5: But yeah, we're going through the process of trying to
Speaker 5: you know, backfill his spot on the roster.
Speaker 10: Just to clarify that, are you anticipating he won't be
Speaker 10: available this series or is there a way that maybe
Speaker 10: if it's like a bereavement situation or something like that,
Speaker 10: he could you get at him later.
Speaker 5: You know what, honestly, Jack, I think we're just going
Speaker 5: day to day with really no expectation.
Speaker 11: With you guys having been here before and have a
Speaker 11: lot of veterans players on the team in the Blue Jays,
Speaker 11: most of their guys seem kind of, you know, really
Speaker 11: excited just to be here. Is there an advantage one
Speaker 11: way or the other. I mean, to them, it's all
Speaker 11: new and they're very excited about it. To you guys,
Speaker 11: it's you know, a big deal, but you've been here before.
Speaker 11: Is there an advantage to the experience versus the newness?
Speaker 5: First off, we're very excited to be here as well.
Speaker 5: I think that, you know, some part of it. You
Speaker 5: could argue that the naivete, the inexperience is a good thing,
Speaker 5: you know, but I feel that the ability to manage moments,
Speaker 5: your heartbeat is advantageous, and especially in a seven game series.
Speaker 5: So I think that we're equipped to play well and
Speaker 5: we're facing a very good ball club. But yeah, I
Speaker 5: like the experience, but also like the the uh enthusiasm
Speaker 5: that you know, those guys.
Speaker 2: Have, and we have some of those guys too.
Speaker 3: The Clippers are owing one, and they looked terrible last
Speaker 3: night in Salt Lake City, but at least their coach
Speaker 3: was not arrested.
Speaker 2: This morning they host the Suns tomorrow. You can listen
Speaker 2: on AM eleven fifty.
Speaker 4: What's interesting is Tylo and Chauncey Billets are best friends.
Speaker 4: Not that that means anything. I'm just you said it,
Speaker 4: so I thought.
Speaker 3: I met your friend Julie Canzoni the other night. The
Speaker 3: Lakers are oh and one off until tomorrow they host
Speaker 3: the Minnesota Timberwolves, who presented a problem for Toronto getting
Speaker 3: the Huskies logo back because they're blue and white and
Speaker 3: the tea Wolves already exist.
Speaker 4: Do you think somebody from the Huskies will throw out
Speaker 4: the first pitch tomorrow.
Speaker 3: If you're twenty years old in nineteen forty six, So
Speaker 3: you're saying no, Yeah, this guy fought World War Two.
Speaker 3: He played in the Huskies versus Nicks. I mean he
Speaker 3: might be alive, and I don't know he's getting into
Speaker 3: home plate. The Lakers did not suffer and arrest this
Speaker 3: morning either, but the Portland Trailblazers did. Chauncey Billups, Miami
Speaker 3: heat guard Terry Rosier, and former Cleveland Cavs player and
Speaker 3: assistant coach Damon Jones have been arrested as part of
Speaker 3: a wide ranging investigation, two of them related to illegal
Speaker 3: sports betting and rig poker games backed by the Mafia.
Speaker 2: Mea mafia.
Speaker 3: I'm on a mafia, and a total of thirty four
Speaker 3: people were arrested a result of a year's long investigation
Speaker 3: covering eleven states and involving tens of millions of dollars.
Speaker 3: Here is FBI director not tall enough for the NBA.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't care how good of his point
Speaker 3: guard this guy was. He got a really good crossover though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think.
Speaker 12: But here's caspitell As you now know, individuals such as
Speaker 12: Chauncey Billups, Damon Jones, and Terry Razier were taken into
Speaker 12: custody today former current NBA players and coaches.
Speaker 2: We don't know is that.
Speaker 12: This is an illegal gambling operation and sports rigging operation
Speaker 12: that spanned the course of years. The FBI let a
Speaker 12: coordinated takedown across eleven states to arrest over thirty individuals
Speaker 12: today responsible for this case, which is.
Speaker 2: Very much ongoing.
Speaker 12: Not only did we crack into the fraud that these
Speaker 12: perpetrators committed on the grand stage of the NBA, but
Speaker 12: we also entered and executed a system of justice against
Speaker 12: Laksinoshra to include the Bonano, Gambino, Genevesi and Luchas crime families.
Speaker 12: The fraud is mind boggling. It's not hundreds of dollars,
Speaker 12: it's not thousands of dollars. It's not tens of thousands
Speaker 12: of dollars. It's not even millions of dollars. We're talking
Speaker 12: about tens of millions of dollars in fraud and theft
Speaker 12: and robbery.
Speaker 2: We've been watching you guys for years.
Speaker 12: A multi year investigation.
Speaker 3: You know, when they say, don't make a federal case
Speaker 3: out of it, you know, don't make it real serious.
Speaker 2: This seems like a federal case.
Speaker 4: Well, once you go down the road with those New
Speaker 4: York crime families, you're in trouble. Yeah, both ways. I've
Speaker 4: seen all the movies, I've read all the books. I've
Speaker 4: been to Spark steakhouse in New York City.
Speaker 3: Terry Rozier is accused of participating in an illegal sports
Speaker 3: betting scheme using insider NBA information. As part of the scheme,
Speaker 3: gamblers us non public information to bet on at least
Speaker 3: seven NBA games between March twenty twenty three and March
Speaker 3: twenty twenty four, involving the Hernets, the Magic, the Blazers,
Speaker 3: the Lakers, and the Raptors. According to the indictment.
Speaker 4: Can we recap that Terry Roseier signed one hundred million
Speaker 4: dollar contract and he's involved in this stuff. He's never
Speaker 4: going to play again in the NBA. No, he's not.
Speaker 4: And I think he has two more years on his contract.
Speaker 4: That money's gone too.
Speaker 3: Chauncey Phillips was arrested and charged in He'll Never Coach Again,
Speaker 3: a separate and dictment alleging wide ranging schemes to rig
Speaker 3: underground poker games that were backed by the mafia Families.
Speaker 3: Authority said the defendants are accused of using technology to
Speaker 3: steal millions from victims in the New York area big
Speaker 3: whales getting But how.
Speaker 4: Is Chauncey Billups involved in that?
Speaker 3: Hey, you want to play with Chauncey Billups? You want
Speaker 3: to play poker with Chauncey. They get them to come
Speaker 3: and play poker, these rich guys, and they lose it
Speaker 3: all because the mafia is fixing the game. The technology
Speaker 3: used X ray machines built into tables to read face
Speaker 3: down cards, contact lenses had glasses that read pre marked cards,
Speaker 3: secret cameras in the trays.
Speaker 4: This may end poker games non casino forever.
Speaker 3: Perhaps, And I still don't know about that shoot. Former
Speaker 3: eleven year NBA player Damon Jones was arrested because he
Speaker 3: allegedly disclosed private injury information about dominant basketball players or
Speaker 3: a player to facilitate illegal sports betting. Authorities announced Lemrounium
Speaker 3: Lebron Jay was that prominent player. James not accused of
Speaker 3: wrongdoing in the indictment. I mean, the guy played with
Speaker 3: Lebron and knows all of Lebron's people, so it's not
Speaker 3: necessarily calling Lebron and saying are you playing to night
Speaker 3: or not?
Speaker 2: Because he was a coach at the time in the Lakers, right,
Speaker 2: so he knew that he wasn't playing, probably a shoot around,
Speaker 2: so in between shoot around in the time the Lakers
Speaker 2: announced he wasn't playing. Yep.
Speaker 3: UCLA's three and four in college football, two and two
Speaker 3: and Big ten play, but they're undefeated with their new
Speaker 3: coaching staff.
Speaker 2: They tired everybody and then the team took off.
Speaker 3: They play Indiana and they're probably gonna get harpooned like
Speaker 3: those big poker whales. Unbelieving Indiana being number two is
Speaker 3: like the equivalent of Washington State being the best team
Speaker 3: in college basket ball and just blowing everybody away, and
Speaker 3: no one's ever seen anything like that.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know the Arne Kent years were great,
Speaker 2: but they weren't number two in the count exactly.
Speaker 3: Nine AM, Big Dune Kick, nine AM out here from Bloomington.
Speaker 3: Bruins are a twenty five and a half point road
Speaker 3: dog and we are against them. When the whip quack
Speaker 3: USC five and two with a bye, no one will
Speaker 3: run their defense over this week. They'll be at Nebraska
Speaker 3: in two weeks take on the Huskers. Chargers are taking
Speaker 3: on the Vikings as we speak. They can dog win
Speaker 3: or lose. You can listen on KFI AM six forty
Speaker 3: and the Rams are five and two. They're on a
Speaker 3: bye and they're at home versus the eighths in two weeks.
Speaker 3: So we'll be right back with more great sports. Doc
Speaker 3: Don McLain in the house. We're having a great time.
Speaker 3: We'll do Dead and Alive at the end of the
Speaker 3: hour and David Vassy will be on with Dodger Talk
Speaker 3: pre World Series post Media Day live from Toronto Dodger Talk.
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Speaker 3: Game one of the twenty twenty five World Series is
Speaker 3: tomorrow here on am FI seventy LA Sports. From the
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Speaker 3: on am FI seventy LA Sports, Dodgers, Blue Jays, Smell
Speaker 3: on the Mound Game one tomorrow, Matt and I will
Speaker 3: start at two. Don McLain's been here all day. We've
Speaker 3: had some hot basketball top and some hot gambling talk,
Speaker 3: and we do have some textoso's. But did you know
Speaker 3: Don that Matt's arch nemesis, Matt undy Smith was on
Speaker 3: today earlier too. Ye, his arch nemesis, and it's kind
Speaker 3: of a one way street. Derek Carr, former Raider quarterback
Speaker 3: and Saints quarterback, was on scam this morning with Steve
Speaker 3: Saux and Jim Kats and it was a big impactful
Speaker 3: interview about the Dodgers and how awesome they are and
Speaker 3: what a big Dodger fan he is. I mean, Derek
Speaker 3: Carry's Fresno state legend that's not chopped liver No. Would
Speaker 3: you like to hear some highlights? Yep, just for Matt.
Speaker 2: Here you go.
Speaker 10: You see if the daughters a bunch of guys that
Speaker 10: want to be the guy, but the difference is that
Speaker 10: they're selfless. At some point, you know, this is the
Speaker 10: thing that I get bothered in the media sidebow now
Speaker 10: that i'm media, all right, this is the part that
Speaker 10: bothers me that if you just talked about Mookie Bets
Speaker 10: when he was a Red Sox. Everyone loves Mookie. He's
Speaker 10: a great player, plays hard, can play everything. Same thing
Speaker 10: with Ready, same thing with Showy, same thing with Taoscar.
Speaker 2: All these guys, the.
Speaker 10: Name them Max. Love these guys, love them, love them,
Speaker 10: love them. And now all of a sudden, they're all
Speaker 10: together and they're all selfless, and they're all playing and
Speaker 10: everyone hates them, and it's like it blows my mind.
Speaker 10: I was like, these guys, we should be celebrating this
Speaker 10: collection of talent that none of your other owners wanted
Speaker 10: to pay for. Let's just celebrate the fact that they're
Speaker 10: together and they're showing kids all around the world that
Speaker 10: it still takes a team that you could be selfless,
Speaker 10: that you can. I mean, Mookie Betts is a Hall
Speaker 10: of Famer, He's like, no, bet, second, it's okay. I'm
Speaker 10: like what you know, Like that's like that's Freddy, Freddy's
Speaker 10: batting forth. Sometimes I'm like, bro that that this is
Speaker 10: blowing my mind, you know, like he's on this is crazy.
Speaker 10: But they will all do that for each other. And
Speaker 10: I think that that is the reason and that is
Speaker 10: what it honestly excites to be so much about showing
Speaker 10: my kids this team is like, guys, you're not going
Speaker 10: to see a collection of talent like this, hopefully just
Speaker 10: with the Dodgers, but you're not going to see a
Speaker 10: collection of talent like this, good hall of famers everywhere
Speaker 10: that really just care about each other and care about
Speaker 10: the ultimate goal. And that's what team sports is supposed
Speaker 10: to be fantasy football, and you know, in Twitter and
Speaker 10: all these things have changed it to be so much
Speaker 10: about each individual. I was like, it's the team sports
Speaker 10: and wants him the best of the best play as
Speaker 10: a team to be speaking volumes to pop porn or
Speaker 10: high school and college coaches everywhere because these are the best.
Speaker 10: This is the best team potentially ever assembled, and they're
Speaker 10: doing it for each other and they're celebrating taskers, throwing
Speaker 10: seeds that everybody because everyone's at home runs and so
Speaker 10: uh you know, I just I absolutely love it and
Speaker 10: and also shot out got out that BAHAs man that guy. Yeah,
Speaker 10: I have to do that because he's one of my
Speaker 10: favorite players, obviously for what he stands for, but the
Speaker 10: player he is. And in the runs he's saving with
Speaker 10: that right arm. I get fired up about the arms. Guys,
Speaker 10: I'm sorry, he save and runs with that right arm,
Speaker 10: and so I get fired up about that stuff.
Speaker 2: How cool was that? He is a die hard Dodgers fan.
Speaker 2: Rattling Off has his name tay Oscar Hernandez, and he's right.
Speaker 2: And he got a lot of reaction on Instagram when
Speaker 2: he posted his comments. This is a bunch of superstars
Speaker 2: on a team that have put their egos aside and realized, hey,
Speaker 2: if we're gonna win a championship, we're got to sacrifice
Speaker 2: a little from all of us in order to win
Speaker 2: a title.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, okay, but how did you put him on
Speaker 3: to Spie Matt or did you put him on because
Speaker 3: it's Derek Carr.
Speaker 2: I put him on because I saw his tweets and
Speaker 2: his comments on his new YouTube video that he's doing
Speaker 2: with his brother every week David on Tuesdays, and I
Speaker 2: saw him talking about the Dodgers. We saw him at
Speaker 2: a Dodger stadium a couple of weeks ago with his family,
Speaker 2: and I thought, no better person to talk Dodgers than
Speaker 2: one big Dodger fan and Derek Carr, right. I mean
Speaker 2: I tried Justin Bateman, but I didn't have Chase and
Speaker 2: Baden whenever his name is Justine is the sister?
Speaker 4: Is Paisley still hanging around Paisley's Dave's guy like him?
Speaker 3: And or if you got Paisley, I wouldn't even try
Speaker 3: and he'd do it.
Speaker 2: Paisley the chance don't Dodgers on the radio. I don't
Speaker 2: think he do that to Dave. I don't think he
Speaker 2: would do it.
Speaker 4: Really.
Speaker 2: Him and David, like the guys are laying together, but
Speaker 2: they got something special. I mean it's it's at a
Speaker 2: different level. I mean, smell Zilla's at a level and
Speaker 2: then you go like way above it. That's Brad Paisley
Speaker 2: Country superstar Brad Paisley. All right, fair enough, good question though,
Speaker 2: Don's great, great questions.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're sometimes they're hard to answer though. Yeah, And
Speaker 3: that's the thing that's like some real journal. It's like
Speaker 3: sixty minutes.
Speaker 4: When I drive home after the show, I go back
Speaker 4: through all my questions. I asked to see how many
Speaker 4: times I tripped you guys out?
Speaker 2: And it happens all the time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I feel like pitfall when you're up here
Speaker 3: here hold a Tari game.
Speaker 2: Do you ever just go on your phone to your
Speaker 2: memos and just gonna start asking yourself questions for later
Speaker 2: like Dawn in the future. What do you think about this?
Speaker 6: Hey?
Speaker 4: Now, because I already know the answer to it.
Speaker 2: Please, Tim, come on, that was a bridge too far?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: Scam coming up tomorrow at six am. Well, wonder who
Speaker 3: Kate's will get tomorrow? With the world series looming.
Speaker 2: Sean Casey from the MLB Network will be on tomorrow
Speaker 2: at seven o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 3: Past Day's got Kershaw on the next hour.
Speaker 2: Dude, We're not what not either?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Okay?
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Speaker 13: You can't get a high from winning, or even losing,
Speaker 13: or being sneaky, or even from cheating. The risk can
Speaker 13: be the biggest high. The danger can be the drug.
Speaker 13: Even nice guys like Chauncey Billups can get hooked on
Speaker 13: the secrecy and danger or the winning can be enhanced
Speaker 13: by the feeling of power over a person the one
Speaker 13: being duped. The brain reward system is a powerful thing, Don,
Speaker 13: He keeps the species reproducing, It builds skyscrapers and bridges.
Speaker 13: That same reward system can be stimulated by illegal activity. Thought,
Speaker 13: I'd give my two cents. Robert in corvallis your thoughts, Don.
Speaker 4: It makes sense. I don't know much about addiction psychology.
Speaker 3: And get a real high hanging out with these mobsters. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know, I could see it for sure. That was
Speaker 3: an addiction specialist that listens to our show.
Speaker 2: We heard Dallas. Yeah, we have that kind of reach.
Speaker 3: So know that Another textoso here on the old secret
Speaker 3: Textosal line, Oh, this is about our Blue Jays song.
Speaker 3: I don't feel like this, says Don McClain deserves better
Speaker 3: than this. Yep, this is Rogan and Rodney lovel ass cheeks. Now, look,
Speaker 3: Rogan and Rodney never play the opposing team songs. I
Speaker 3: feel like the opposing team song stuff on our show
Speaker 3: has been fun. It's gotten us through the postseason. And
Speaker 3: if you're one of those superstitious types, the Dodgers haven't
Speaker 3: lost while we do it.
Speaker 2: Is that a fly ball?
Speaker 4: Is it a seagull foorst song I've ever heard.
Speaker 2: Coming in from the lake to catch the game?
Speaker 3: It's the last game.
Speaker 4: This sounds like a song for like five year olds
Speaker 4: learning the game of baseball.
Speaker 3: Well that's what the guy said. He said like they
Speaker 3: weren't a good team, they were just getting started. And
Speaker 3: the marketing guy that told him to write the song,
Speaker 3: that was his whole thing, Like the Blue Jays are
Speaker 3: just okay, So they wrote Okay, blue Jay, let's play ball.
Speaker 2: Awful. Come on, look at this ballpark. It's all dark.
Speaker 4: I don't mind the concept, pe off you playing the
Speaker 4: opposing team song, but some of these songs, man, all right.
Speaker 2: Fine, he doesn't like it.
Speaker 3: This guy sent me a picture of one of those
Speaker 3: giant skeletons from Halloween that sucks so bad in the
Speaker 3: back of his jeep, looking all scary with its head
Speaker 3: sticking out, and he wrote, it's been hard to find
Speaker 3: creative use for these giant McClain skeletons. They do seem
Speaker 3: like the most superfluous decoration of all time. Like it
Speaker 3: was cool when like there was one on the block
Speaker 3: and like you were like, whoa, you know, like no
Speaker 3: one had seen those before. But now there's like every
Speaker 3: three or four houses there's a giant skeleton.
Speaker 4: Like Pete, there's a house in my neighborhood. Now, granted
Speaker 4: the houses are a little bigger where I live. There's
Speaker 4: one house that has six of those across their front lawn.
Speaker 3: Six of them, I'm not kidding on acting out of scene.
Speaker 3: And what's crazy is is one of them, the one
Speaker 3: on the one end, has a pumpkinhead. Yeah, okay, but
Speaker 3: then the other five are just regular scales. I'll take,
Speaker 3: you know, some creativity. There's one guy that leaves his
Speaker 3: up all all Christmas and puts a big ass Santa
Speaker 3: hat on it, and it's like, okay, you know, but
Speaker 3: I just don't understand. It looks like a video game.
Speaker 2: Now, yes, what kind of candy are we handing it
Speaker 2: out at the mcclan house? Like full snicker bar? I
Speaker 2: think we've been again.
Speaker 4: And I hate the way that all this sounds because
Speaker 4: whatever trick or treaters don't come to our house. Okay,
Speaker 4: that makes sense. Wait, we don't get a lot of either.
Speaker 4: We're well it's that. But also you know you're looking
Speaker 4: for efficiency in your trigger from the bottom of the
Speaker 4: cul de sac. You're you're spending an hour and you
Speaker 4: get to like ten houses in my neighborhood.
Speaker 2: I gotch. It makes sense.
Speaker 4: We always had to go somewhere else for our kids
Speaker 4: to triggers because it's all farmland. Right, Yeah, what about you, Pete?
Speaker 2: What do you guys hand out at the old Papa
Speaker 2: Deekas you know, usually we.
Speaker 3: Put out you know, just like the normal bag you
Speaker 3: buy at the market, No full anything, And usually we
Speaker 3: go to a party or something, so we leave it
Speaker 3: in the front yard and some one kid comes.
Speaker 2: In port please take one, No, because they're all a home.
Speaker 2: You know they're gonna anyway. Yeah, everybody's the worst person
Speaker 2: in the world. Well, now you got ring cameras. That's
Speaker 2: the problem. Yeah, we can see the one kid or
Speaker 2: the whole thing. But whatever, what am I gonna do? Hey, chummy,
Speaker 2: put that back.
Speaker 3: I got other things to do. I'm going to local
Speaker 3: parties and things of that nature. Look at this text.
Speaker 3: I love this song. I can't get enough.
Speaker 2: No. Yeah, dude, people, it's an ear word ballpark.
Speaker 4: I didn't realize you guys all dog. I didn't realize
Speaker 4: you guys had six year old listeners.
Speaker 3: Because you thought our listeners was like MENSA members, like
Speaker 3: Massa's older brother. Did you know that about Massa's older brother,
Speaker 3: He's like a really smart guy.
Speaker 2: I think I did know that?
Speaker 3: Is like, Yeah, speaking of David Vass, yesterday, I was
Speaker 3: asked to play this for you. Uh, yesterday morning, I
Speaker 3: was driving along and Tim Kates I was listening to
Speaker 3: Scam and Tim Kates brings David Vass on David Vasse
Speaker 3: going to Toronto today, this and that and there's something
Speaker 3: wrong with the digital receiver or something on our phone system.
Speaker 3: And Dave literally sounded like a death metal like and
Speaker 3: like they just wore ear listen.
Speaker 2: I want to know that. David Vass, David, good morning.
Speaker 1: How you doing Buddy, Good morning guys, and then I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go out on to live here and stay.
Speaker 2: The seven o'clock hour has been the best hour of
Speaker 2: the entire postseason. I was listening dropping off the.
Speaker 4: Kids that that it sounds like when they when they
Speaker 4: interview like former gang members or.
Speaker 3: Drunk podcast protect you. Yeah, Dave, what did the Five
Speaker 3: Families do to you?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: There was terrible. Hey, good morning guys, and man, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna go out.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll be back. We're having a good time.
Speaker 3: Little grab ass full show. Not even a replay of
Speaker 3: an interview Don McLain with the Dead and the Live Guy.
Speaker 3: Birthday of the Day coming up next on A five seventy.
Speaker 3: Don't forget David mass with Dodger Talk. He's got Clayton Kershaw,
Speaker 3: Tim Kats in the morning with Scam we'll get you
Speaker 3: ready for the World Series and we'll be on tomorrow
Speaker 3: at two.
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Speaker 3: Well, a big thank you to Don McLean, BFF of
Speaker 3: the Petros and Money Show.
Speaker 2: Not under federal investigation of any kind. It's doing five.
Speaker 2: What do we know about?
Speaker 3: The Clippers are taking on the Suns at some point Fririday,
Speaker 3: but not this Friday on eleven fifty because the World
Speaker 3: Series is this Friday on the Petros. Somebody show please
Speaker 3: start at two? All right, don you got the dead guy.
Speaker 3: Birthday of the day today, I.
Speaker 4: Do happy would have been one hundredth birthday to Johnny Carson,
Speaker 4: who did things a lot differently than the late night
Speaker 4: talk show guys do now, I would say.
Speaker 3: I would agree with that. Yeah, well people watched Johnny Carson. Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 4: Born and raised in Iowa, joined the Navy during World
Speaker 4: War Two, serving as a communications officer. After the war,
Speaker 4: went to the University of Nebraska, Oh, Let's call Huskers,
Speaker 4: with a degree in radio and speech. After college's first
Speaker 4: work was the morning Show.
Speaker 3: That if I knew that was going to be my life,
Speaker 3: I would have made show Morning show.
Speaker 4: You said, did a morning show in Omaha, which inspired
Speaker 4: Tim Caates to create Scam in the Mornings, but only briefly,
Speaker 4: because he moved to la where he landed a TV
Speaker 4: job as a writer on a comedy show. Wasn't long
Speaker 4: before he was hosting that show Petros. Johnny Carson moved
Speaker 4: to New York, where he was the host of ABC's
Speaker 4: Who Do You Trust?
Speaker 2: Remember that one?
Speaker 3: No, I don't, but that's where because I knew he
Speaker 3: ended up in New York, which is where that That's
Speaker 3: a Night Show started.
Speaker 4: Well, you probably didn't, because it was from nineteen fifty
Speaker 4: seven to nineteen sixty two.
Speaker 3: Well missed it a little before your time missed it
Speaker 3: by about fifteen years.
Speaker 4: His success on that show led NBC to invite him
Speaker 4: to take over the Tonight Show, Who Do You Take
Speaker 4: It Over?
Speaker 2: From Tim Parr? Jack Parr, Jack Parr, Jack Parr. It
Speaker 2: was already a thing.
Speaker 4: He initially declined, but six months later he signed on
Speaker 4: to do it. Very quickly, the Tonight Show with Johnny
Speaker 4: Carson became one of the most most watched shows on TV.
Speaker 4: In seventy two, the Tonight Show moved from New York
Speaker 4: City to the NBC studios here in Burbank because of
Speaker 4: the studio's proximity to celebrities makes sense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right across the street is where they did it.
Speaker 2: Right by the way, you know that studio now is
Speaker 2: the iHeart Theater, the old Tonight Show.
Speaker 4: Speaking of celebrities, I've been reading a lot lately.
Speaker 1: Pe.
Speaker 4: I did not know that Bob Waterfield was married to
Speaker 4: Jane Russell.
Speaker 2: Did you know that?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: I did know that Grace Kelly was Bet Narick's mistress.
Speaker 2: It's pretty good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I didn't realize Bob Waterfield was that big of
Speaker 4: a deal.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, back in the day, those hot chicks,
Speaker 3: they still like that athlete cock.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: In nineteen eighty, Carson stopped hosting five shows per week. Instead,
Speaker 4: Monday's featured a guest host, leaving Carson to host the
Speaker 4: other four weeknights. At his peak, Johnny Carson was the
Speaker 4: highest paid personality on TV, earning about fourteen or four
Speaker 4: million a year. It's about nineteen million today. Damn retired
Speaker 4: in ninety two at age sixty six. When he stepped
Speaker 4: down as host of The Tonight Show, NBC gave the
Speaker 4: role of hosts to the show's then current permanent guest host,
Speaker 4: Jay Leno.
Speaker 3: That's right, friend of the Tim Conway Junior Show. Is
Speaker 3: he awarer of the Canadian tuxedo?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 4: After his retirement, Johnny Carson stayed out of the spotlight.
Speaker 4: He was rarely seen or heard from, married four times,
Speaker 4: three sons with the first wife. Was a heavy smoker
Speaker 4: and that's what ultimately killed him. Died at age seventy
Speaker 4: nine here in LA from emphysema.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and also yeah, he liked tennis as well. But
Speaker 3: he went on sixty minutes. You mentioned the difference between
Speaker 3: Today's Late Night and the ones that we watched when
Speaker 3: people actually were into it. And I mean he had
Speaker 3: the idea that I don't want to alienate anybody in
Speaker 3: my audience, right, And he went on sixty minutes because
Speaker 3: some people wanted him to be that way, because you know,
Speaker 3: he's probably a Democrat or whatever. And here was his
Speaker 3: answer on sixty minutes.
Speaker 10: Well, I have an answer to that. I said, no,
Speaker 10: tell me the last time that Jack Benny red Skelton.
Speaker 11: It's any comedian use his show to do serious issues.
Speaker 10: That's not what I'm there for. Can't they see that?
Speaker 10: But you and I do they.
Speaker 3: Think that just because you have it.
Speaker 11: Tonight's show that you must deal with serious issues.
Speaker 2: That's a danger.
Speaker 5: It's a real danger.
Speaker 10: Once you start that, do you start to forget that.
Speaker 11: Self important feeling that's what you say has great import
Speaker 11: and you know, strangely enough, you could use that show
Speaker 11: as a form you could.
Speaker 2: Sway people, and I don't think you should. As an entertainer.
Speaker 3: It's a danger, interesting, interesting comedy, laughter, how about it
Speaker 3: to entertain everybody, not just at the country.
Speaker 2: How about it? You know he wanted David Letterman to
Speaker 2: take over for him. That's been talking. That's a big
Speaker 2: old thing, all right.
Speaker 3: Well from San Pedro forty years old R and B
Speaker 3: singer Miguel. Now, I was tempted to do Dwight Yoakam
Speaker 3: for you country types Kate's and don but Miguel, it's
Speaker 3: from San Pedro and that was the factor that tipped
Speaker 3: the scales.
Speaker 4: Heard a song of Yoakam's on the way over here.
Speaker 3: Well there you go, because it's his birthday, right, Miguel
Speaker 3: pim and tell it's from San Pedro.
Speaker 2: And he recently played well not recently, but he's played.
Speaker 3: The on a grand theater on Sixth Street, down the
Speaker 3: street from a Dad's restaurant. His mom is a Mexican,
Speaker 3: his father is a black man. Went to San Pedro
Speaker 3: High School. Let's Go Pirates became interested in music as
Speaker 3: a team. Two thousand he signed a production deal he
Speaker 3: was trying in the early two thousands he signed a
Speaker 3: bigger production deal with Jive than RCA, and then on
Speaker 3: and on. Mostly I'm excited don that he is from
Speaker 3: San Pedro sounds like it does R and B. I
Speaker 3: don't know if you might have noticed that funk, hip hop,
Speaker 3: rock and electronic music all kind of blended together in
Speaker 3: what era he you know, Bill Modern? Yeah, he's forty.
Speaker 3: He sang in the Disney movie Coco. Put out a
Speaker 3: Latin album. Last month he did a thing with a
Speaker 3: guy from BTS, which is the most popular.
Speaker 2: Ban of the world Korean boy band.
Speaker 3: He said to be into transcendental meditation, which was also
Speaker 3: something that David Lynch was really into. He's married to
Speaker 3: a model, then divorced, and last month it was revealed
Speaker 3: that he had fathered a child with the Chinese editor.
Speaker 2: Of Vogue former editor of Vogue China, bastard child. So
Speaker 2: there you go. From Sam Pedro, Let's Go Pirates.
Speaker 3: They're saying his praises from Gaffy all the way up
Speaker 3: to Western, all the way down to Pacific, and all
Speaker 3: the numbered streets in between.
Speaker 4: Today probably should have went with Yoakim Miguel. Not enough
Speaker 4: of a resume.
Speaker 2: That was way too we mean way too showing a
Speaker 2: four hours show.
Speaker 3: Check your local listings and you check the iHeartRadio app
Speaker 3: for the podcast.
Speaker 2: We'll be up there.
Speaker 3: Doctor Talk with David Massey is coming up. Next series
Speaker 3: is tomorrow. We'll be on a Flex alert at two o'clock.
Speaker 3: The one and only Don McClain. Ladies and gentlemen, nobody's better.
Speaker 3: I'd say follow him on X but he's not really
Speaker 3: on there.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not.
Speaker 3: Check check the College Hoop schedule you'll see it.
Speaker 2: Be here. Good night, enjoy Bass checked out this con