Speaker 1: I don't crack. He's the under.
Speaker 2: Pressure PRIs Puss Puss.
Speaker 1: It's great sports talk every damn night.
Speaker 3: Every can't do it selling on the telephone.
Speaker 4: That's not the original that yeah, this heyotoot, I needy
Speaker 4: do the shooteaver quickly to night you.
Speaker 5: Go back up on the hill.
Speaker 6: Nothing important is learned, it is simply remembered.
Speaker 7: How Gong the Huge Spectro said money fives Ela Sports
Speaker 7: Lab everywhere on the iHeartRadio app off at five thirty.
Speaker 7: But we started it too, so we're two hours in
Speaker 7: ninety minutes to go home of the back to back
Speaker 7: World Series champion Dodgers Dodgers v. Rockies Tomorrow. That'll be
Speaker 7: a first pitch at five o'clock. Away I play by
Speaker 7: play all weekend. Tonight, Clipper Spurs tip off at six thirty. Tomorrow,
Speaker 7: Dodgers Rockies first pitch at five, and then Sunday a
Speaker 7: huge college basketball game one thirty p tip. Tim Kate's
Speaker 7: going to be on that pregame for Compass Media Networks.
Speaker 7: Michigan the Michigan State a top ten in state Rivalry
Speaker 7: Showdown Number eight Michigan State Spartan's number three Michigan Wolverines
Speaker 7: going at it. Michigan in line for a one seed,
Speaker 7: Michigan State trying to creep their way to one of
Speaker 7: those one seeds with a win on Sunday and a
Speaker 7: Big Ten Tournament title.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm looking forward to that Big Ten Tournament. I
Speaker 6: don't know anybody else that makes money off of that thing,
Speaker 6: but I certainly get a lot of pleasure out of
Speaker 6: it every single year. Yes you do. You know the
Speaker 6: clock turns in the Big Ten Tournament and I look
Speaker 6: up and I say, wow, it's been another year where
Speaker 6: they're going Chicago or Indie. What a time.
Speaker 1: I wonder what's great?
Speaker 6: I wonder what this Penn State Northwestern score is. Oh, look,
Speaker 6: everybody's out at Jean and Georgetti's having a great time.
Speaker 7: Cheers everybody, raise your glasses, smile for the camera.
Speaker 6: Clake, Cla Clay.
Speaker 7: Go to China chorch Jenny, you want to go to Kipson's.
Speaker 7: I was thinking maybe the butcher shop. Oh good one,
Speaker 7: good one. It is now time for.
Speaker 6: The lessons learning great sports?
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Speaker 6: Sense learn the lessons learning great sports talk features uh
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Speaker 6: Senor kates La School District Spanish teacher who does not
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Speaker 6: First, we have the women's basketball fight and the Sun Belt.
Speaker 6: The sun shone hard on Cordasia swinging down in the paint.
Speaker 8: Now when tempers have flared between Houston and Cordasia Harris,
Speaker 8: they're having to separate the players and bring them back
Speaker 8: to the bench. And now that will probably end up
Speaker 8: being the technical fouls and problems. We see an official
Speaker 8: down on the floor in the paint and things have
Speaker 8: boiled over here at the Sun Belt tournament.
Speaker 9: I don't know if there was something that was said
Speaker 9: between Cordesia Harris and Racy Houston, but something to get
Speaker 9: those tempers marking as high as we just saw that as.
Speaker 6: Communication between those two that we have not seen.
Speaker 8: We're gonna take a quick break here.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 8: Four fourth quarter.
Speaker 6: Action slow motion of the repdance. She's still laid out.
Speaker 6: They had to play over her move the drill.
Speaker 1: Lessen to less.
Speaker 6: You know, when you got inside in from Nation and
Speaker 6: everybody who knows how to put a pot on a
Speaker 6: stove knows somebody's got an eating problem. You get some
Speaker 6: mixed reviews around to.
Speaker 10: You got people that are alcoholics, You got people to
Speaker 10: the drug addicts and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: What was Zion's problem?
Speaker 6: Food? Food addict.
Speaker 10: The joke was everybody in New Orleans that cooked. It
Speaker 10: could be everybody from a restaurant and a chef to
Speaker 10: your grandmama. Oh, anybody that cooked knew about Zion Wiimson,
Speaker 10: and he knew them. They were on a first name
Speaker 10: basis because.
Speaker 6: That brother ate a lot.
Speaker 10: Okay, he even had rumors And literally I'm here thinking
Speaker 10: it was a joke, and somebody told me to go
Speaker 10: on the air and point out how he got busted
Speaker 10: hiding food under his bed.
Speaker 1: Food food, kometa food.
Speaker 2: Food food.
Speaker 6: You guys want to keep going back and forth for
Speaker 6: a while until Worthy calls.
Speaker 1: Him, Yes, I do, and then you can ask him
Speaker 1: about it. Food.
Speaker 6: Hey, I'll set up ask if I got it set up?
Speaker 2: Rido food, amoment food.
Speaker 6: Quomita fuck guess okay, lesson three ale, that's any today
Speaker 6: somebody got the bright idea of personalizing the story that
Speaker 6: was out in Las Vegas and said that I should
Speaker 6: buy a two can just because I saw one once
Speaker 6: at a store. It calls costs as much as it
Speaker 6: used Kia. But uh, somebody said that, and here's what
Speaker 6: it led to on the air.
Speaker 11: Today's song of the day's anaudible Tole. It's called Birdhouse
Speaker 11: in your Soul from They Might Be Giants. Appropriate for
Speaker 11: the Petros and Money show is Petros is building a
Speaker 11: birdhouse in his soul with the acquisition a future acquisition
Speaker 11: of an exotic bird, more specifically a two can. Maybe
Speaker 11: he can teach him how to talk and say hello, Petros,
Speaker 11: and we wish him well with that endeavor. We also
Speaker 11: wish the Clippers well as they take on the worst
Speaker 11: team in the NBA, the Indiana Pacers. It into a
Speaker 11: dome tonight or Adam Oslin. We'll set the scene with
Speaker 11: that countdown show coming up at six point thirty. Good luck, Petrose, Ah,
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Speaker 3: You, Petrous, Oh ah, I love you, petreus ah me.
Speaker 6: And Morre you Petros Ah, I love you Petrous, Oh
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Speaker 6: I love you Petrus? What killed him? He was pushed
Speaker 6: over the edge, finally lost.
Speaker 1: Less and far Lexion. The Big Arch, Yeah.
Speaker 6: We talked about it. Matt was out one day last week.
Speaker 6: He was gone, but he was out like not here
Speaker 6: and we talked to McClain about the Big Arch. Not
Speaker 6: easy to get him excited about it, little care. Would
Speaker 6: you get this burger though? No? No, no, that's available
Speaker 6: on an app and corona. Would you draw? No, I'm
Speaker 6: not even going to drive over to Venture and to
Speaker 6: good I mean just but Matt came back and the
Speaker 6: CEO was also very excited about the Big Arch and
Speaker 6: did a very awkward video and took a very small bike.
Speaker 6: Here we go. First, Holy cow, god, that is a
Speaker 6: big burger.
Speaker 12: We've got a very unique kind of sesame, stoppy sort
Speaker 12: of bun on it. We've got two quarter pound patties,
Speaker 12: a delicious big Arch sauce, and of course some lettuce.
Speaker 12: So oh, there's so much going on with this. First
Speaker 12: of all, let's forget to get this thing.
Speaker 6: I don't even know how to attack it. It's up
Speaker 6: so much.
Speaker 12: Some crispy onions on here as well as see those
Speaker 12: kind of coming out. Gotta hate, all right. The moment
Speaker 12: of truth that is so good. That's a big bite
Speaker 12: for a big arch. Distinctively McDonald, that's a bitch bite
Speaker 12: for a bitch guy.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 12: The moment of truth that is so good. That's a
Speaker 12: big bite for a big arch.
Speaker 6: Okay, thank you, sir. Back to business school at Penn
Speaker 6: moment of truth less than five lexion sinko, that's way
Speaker 6: a moment of self reflection from Don McClain about maybe
Speaker 6: people didn't like me so much sometimes because because I
Speaker 6: complained a lots of the rest like Luca, I.
Speaker 13: Never talked about when I played, but sometimes it's appropriate.
Speaker 13: So I was a guy that got after the officials.
Speaker 13: A lot people don't like it, they don't like watching it,
Speaker 13: they don't like you doing it. And on a much
Speaker 13: lower scale I did it. But at UCLA, you know,
Speaker 13: I got technicals and all that, and it really turned
Speaker 13: a lot of people off. And so I think that's
Speaker 13: why nobody wants to watch a great player play great
Speaker 13: but bitch at the officials the entire game, like literally
Speaker 13: and so I kind of know that from my own experience. Now,
Speaker 13: I got better at it because I had to. I
Speaker 13: never played at the level Lucas is in the NBA,
Speaker 13: but I have a feeling that's what it is is
Speaker 13: guys are really turned off watching him complain the entire game.
Speaker 13: That's not once in a while, it is literally the
Speaker 13: entire game.
Speaker 6: And those are the lessons learning great sports talk gracies. Miamigo,
Speaker 6: You're welcome.
Speaker 1: You see him there on your screen, Danada.
Speaker 6: Coming up next, we will have the top story of
Speaker 6: the day featuring Matt Money Smith on the NBA NUBA
Speaker 6: number one draft pick Matt Smith Coming up next, this
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Speaker 6: seventy LA Sports. We are your home of Dodger Baseball
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Speaker 6: they're a big deal. You see overnight show, ALTONI blew
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Speaker 6: Right now, it is time for the top story of
Speaker 6: the day, top story of it.
Speaker 7: Big congratulations, another record set paused the game, halt all
Speaker 7: sports talk and alert the masses once again as he
Speaker 7: did a few years ago in a Laker uniform. Lebron
Speaker 7: James has set a career milestone. He surpassed Wilt Chamberlain,
Speaker 7: he surpassed call Malone, and now he has taken down
Speaker 7: the captain, a man who's live.
Speaker 1: You saved.
Speaker 7: He did not acknowledge you saving his life career in
Speaker 7: which it was saved. A faulty stool nearly sent him
Speaker 7: plummeting to his death off of a eighteen inch riser
Speaker 7: inside the locker room as we set to celebrate his
Speaker 7: on the shoulders of Giants, Jazz spoken Word and Basketball
Speaker 7: history CD and Cassette centered on the Harlem Wrens and
Speaker 7: the original Celtics.
Speaker 6: I had to dig pretty deep to uh to pull
Speaker 6: Kareem back up.
Speaker 1: That's big nn.
Speaker 7: It's a big bag of bones. You and I swap seats,
Speaker 7: and that man is dead. I would not have had
Speaker 7: the strength nor the reaction time to save him.
Speaker 6: Your lower body might have flipped up over you mad
Speaker 6: You might I don't think might have. I think it
Speaker 6: absolutely would have. And chances are I would not even
Speaker 6: have reached out to help. I would have just waved
Speaker 6: my arms around and screamed like a child. Uh.
Speaker 7: He's passed Kareem Abdul Jabbar for the most field goals. Remember,
Speaker 7: Kareem did not shoot threes. There was no three point
Speaker 7: line for a great majority of his career, so a
Speaker 7: lot of people pointed to that as a real record,
Speaker 7: the true scoring record, as opposed to points of which
Speaker 7: Lebron is now over fifty thousand and now surpassed Kareem's
Speaker 7: fifteen thousand, eight hundred thirty seven And what could have been?
Speaker 7: What might have been a topic and a theme that
Speaker 7: regularly rears its head here on the Petros and Money Show.
Speaker 7: A celebration, a coronation, a recognition of one of the
Speaker 7: greatest athletes to play any sport during this particular era
Speaker 7: of American sporting life is instead looked at with a
Speaker 7: side eye, the stat chasing nature, the staring at box
Speaker 7: scores while he's on the bench in the middle of
Speaker 7: third quarters.
Speaker 6: While Jason Hart gives him the side eye.
Speaker 7: Oh well, Jason Hart gives him the side eye the
Speaker 7: chasing stats in a meaningless thirty point blowout against the
Speaker 7: Dallas Mavericks, insisting upon staying on the court for thirty
Speaker 7: three minutes instead of taking a seat after twenty in
Speaker 7: order to score the triple double. A triple double by
Speaker 7: the oldest player in NBA history is what leads to
Speaker 7: these not being events but debate points. But eh, should
Speaker 7: we really celebrate a guy that seems like he's just
Speaker 7: kind of out there trying to knock one of these off?
Speaker 7: After another answers, Yes, we should. I mean we should
Speaker 7: point out that averaging twenty points and seven rebounds and
Speaker 7: seven assists at forty one years old is pretty freaking remarkable.
Speaker 6: What I feel like is like, I don't have to
Speaker 6: because somebody else will do it. You don't much like
Speaker 6: the laundry at my house.
Speaker 1: You have a laundry fairy too, huh.
Speaker 7: May Forty of the sports fans will in fact, celebrate
Speaker 7: it's sixty percent. Well, not Richard Jefferson coming to his defense.
Speaker 7: No surprise, he is part of the number one team
Speaker 7: now that Jeff Van Gundy is back coaching and Doris
Speaker 7: has been relegated to the second team. Doris Burke, he
Speaker 7: Tim Legler, and Mike Breen.
Speaker 6: Back of the Boss.
Speaker 7: Doris pointed out that it is not easy. As a
Speaker 7: matter of fact, it is almost impossible to chase twenty
Speaker 7: two years of twenty points of twenty five points a game.
Speaker 7: That's essentially what he's done, and he got quite upset
Speaker 7: at the critics. But at the same time, I don't
Speaker 7: think it's necessarily trying to diminish the record itself. It's
Speaker 7: diminishing the manner in which they've been achieved. And I
Speaker 7: think you go through Twitter and they do a great
Speaker 7: job of well being snarky and carrying down things that
Speaker 7: otherwise should be celebrated. There are multiple brilliantly edited low
Speaker 7: lights making their way around that social media universe. From
Speaker 7: a late in the game exchange between he and Nikola Jokic,
Speaker 7: it is a tight game. The entire fourth quarter, the
Speaker 7: Lakers Will were never down more than seven, and on average.
Speaker 7: It was about a one to four point affair, very
Speaker 7: back and forth when the strange injury occurred.
Speaker 14: I watched it live well, and I had the same
Speaker 14: feeling I would have with a teammate, you know, because
Speaker 14: everybody has like multiple teammates on a football team, maybe
Speaker 14: less on a basketball team that ride and roll around
Speaker 14: on the floor like two or three times a week,
Speaker 14: and everybody learns to just ignore them, right, And I
Speaker 14: feel that vibe so deeply with Lebron.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I can't speak to that. I'd never played high
Speaker 7: level athletics.
Speaker 6: You know, we'd all look each at each other and
Speaker 6: roll our eyes, right, I mean it happens on the
Speaker 6: playground too.
Speaker 7: Well, that's the thing, this is, this is what what
Speaker 7: I thought of when I saw the.
Speaker 6: You can't do that out in the waves, Matt. You know,
Speaker 6: if you lay grabbing your elbow, you're gonna die and
Speaker 6: die shark but or punched it by the dolphin's nose.
Speaker 1: Oh that nose.
Speaker 7: We'll push you so hard it'll puncture your chest cavity.
Speaker 7: But what I was thinking, like when I was watching it,
Speaker 7: as he's writing in pain, and like hold if he
Speaker 7: first holds his right arm, that's kind of the video
Speaker 7: that's making the run right is that he's holding his
Speaker 7: right kid.
Speaker 6: Oh wait, no, kids can't even tell which arm. And
Speaker 6: then he acted like he couldn't be helped up by
Speaker 6: the arm, like it was out of joint or.
Speaker 1: Something, even though that wasn't the one that was hurt.
Speaker 6: We all saw you fall on your ass. You didn't fall.
Speaker 7: Yeah, But what it like is all of these sort
Speaker 7: of videos are edited together to kind of prove their
Speaker 7: point that he flops. That the histrionics and the over
Speaker 7: dramatic reactions to you know, maybe their files maybe or not.
Speaker 7: It's just it's it's a getting old and b it's
Speaker 7: unbecoming of someone who's supposed to be one of the
Speaker 7: greatest athletes in the history of the world, regardless of sport.
Speaker 6: The one thing I take away from a lot of
Speaker 6: the social media stuff, which I'm fully indoctrinated into, is
Speaker 6: he makes everybody around him.
Speaker 1: Miserable, uncomfortable.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Like that's the ultimate like is they're all standing
Speaker 7: over him trying to figure out, all right, the game
Speaker 7: has stopped. What are we going to do here? You know,
Speaker 7: you laid on your ass. And now the two points
Speaker 7: that we just cut into this lead have been given
Speaker 7: back because you've been rioting here and there was a
Speaker 7: four on five situation on the other end of the floor.
Speaker 7: And now I'm Jared Vanderbilt, and I don't know if
Speaker 7: I'm supposed to help you up, if I'm supposed to
Speaker 7: walk away, Like I'm just standing here staring at You're like, bro,
Speaker 7: what do.
Speaker 1: You want me to do? Like what? What? What am
Speaker 1: I supposed to do here?
Speaker 7: But like, truly, what I thought about was and yeah,
Speaker 7: I've gotta I the idea that I can compare anything
Speaker 7: I do in my life to the level of athleticism
Speaker 7: and physicality that even transpires on a basketball court, let
Speaker 7: alone a football field or something like that. But at
Speaker 7: the same time, you know, and again this is gonna
Speaker 7: sound so ridiculous, but it's just that that's this is.
Speaker 1: What happens in our lives.
Speaker 7: Last night, I freaking slammed my thumb on the door
Speaker 7: really hard, and it's got that whole blood pooling under
Speaker 7: the nail, like that that hard sort of thing. I
Speaker 7: got drill a hole in it, you know, and squeeze
Speaker 7: the blood out, spurning blood from your thumb. Though, And
Speaker 7: I'm thinking, like, am I grabbing my thumb and screaming
Speaker 7: and rolling around on the ground. No, you just kind
Speaker 7: of bite your bottom lip and you're.
Speaker 6: Like dumb dumn it dump.
Speaker 7: Like any injury that we have and our adult lives
Speaker 7: is typically met with that sort of reaction.
Speaker 1: You know, ah, son of them.
Speaker 7: You stub your toe, you bang your knee, you hammer
Speaker 7: your elbow. Because he described this injury as a funny bone,
Speaker 7: only incredibly more intense.
Speaker 1: You do something like that, even if you break some
Speaker 1: and I'll.
Speaker 6: Wash my funny bone intensity on anybody.
Speaker 1: Some form of it.
Speaker 7: Nobody reacts by rolling around on the ground and writhing.
Speaker 7: What can you think of any time in your life
Speaker 7: that you were injured. I have broken a foot, I
Speaker 7: have torn my meniscus. I have had an exploded shoulder.
Speaker 7: My ac joint got absolutely destroyed. And even then, outside
Speaker 7: of puking on my own chest, I guess because I
Speaker 7: was in so much pain, I wasn't.
Speaker 1: Writhing and rolling around.
Speaker 7: It's just such an odd reaction for anyone, let alone
Speaker 7: someone that looks like that is six foot eight, two
Speaker 7: hundred and sixty pounds. From that sort of injury, it's
Speaker 7: just so incredibly.
Speaker 6: Odd, very dramatic there's no doubt. You know, I've I've
Speaker 6: seen all types, and he's among the most dramatic of
Speaker 6: all time, and he never really actually seems to be.
Speaker 6: Somebody did tweet out like what if he actually did
Speaker 6: get hurt, like blow his achilles like Kobe did or
Speaker 6: Kevin Durant, They'd have to airlift him out. They'd have
Speaker 6: to pop the top off from lex Arena and airlift
Speaker 6: him out.
Speaker 7: I think they have a special trap door on the
Speaker 7: floor that they just shove him into and he drops
Speaker 7: into a padded room where they can then wrap him
Speaker 7: in some sort of bubble wrap or cotton balls and
Speaker 7: transport him to a safe.
Speaker 1: Spot I mean after the game.
Speaker 7: And you would assume he knows that all of these
Speaker 7: clips are available, that people are going to watch this
Speaker 7: from six different angles in slow mo, and they're going
Speaker 7: to recognize what this contact look like, which there wasn't much,
Speaker 7: let alone what he might have done to his body
Speaker 7: when crashing to the court. And yet he was still incredulous,
Speaker 7: pugnacious and come bative to the press when asked about
Speaker 7: the play.
Speaker 13: The same marginal margin that so time of that.
Speaker 7: Work, That's exactly what it was, dude, you didn't get fouled,
Speaker 7: like he couldn't.
Speaker 6: Could have killed you if he wanted to. He got
Speaker 6: out of the way.
Speaker 1: That's that.
Speaker 7: That is a perfect one word description of what the
Speaker 7: contact on that play was.
Speaker 1: Marginal.
Speaker 7: He's got his hands behind his back his chest, makes
Speaker 7: slight contact with your right shoulder and somehow it sends
Speaker 7: you tumbling. And I understand that Nikola Yolki is one
Speaker 7: of the larger individuals in the NBA, but sends him
Speaker 7: tumbling to the court. It was exactly what it was, marginal.
Speaker 7: And if he's tired of being told that he's not
Speaker 7: getting foul calls because the contact is marginal, I would say,
Speaker 7: maybe file that and recognize that that's how the game
Speaker 7: is being played and you're not going to get called.
Speaker 7: And look if they want to complain about it. On
Speaker 7: a grand scheme, Yeah, they only went to the free
Speaker 7: throw line fifteen times, the Nuggets went thirty one, and
Speaker 7: over the course of the season, the Lakers go to
Speaker 7: the free throw line the third most of any team
Speaker 7: in the NBA. So maybe there was something there, but
Speaker 7: on that particular play to suggest that you are so
Speaker 7: that the s is tiring, that you're so f and
Speaker 7: tired of this s and this word marginal. Maybe file
Speaker 7: that and put a pin in it for another day
Speaker 7: when there actually is some legitimate contact. It is truly
Speaker 7: tiring on a night that maybe should have been celebratory,
Speaker 7: but it's just impossible to do that anymore.
Speaker 6: They make it pretty hard, matt make it hard to
Speaker 6: enjoy Laker basketball, make it hard to celebrate milestones. Shake
Speaker 6: Gilges Alexander dressed up like a furry.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the hell that was.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's a very.
Speaker 7: Mean we got that is certainly going to rival the
Speaker 7: Kuser's pink sweater with the arms down to his Ankles'll.
Speaker 6: Take Aaron Judge's weird teeth and uninspiring speech any day,
Speaker 6: any day, yes, Tim.
Speaker 7: Now, the real test for Lebron will see if he
Speaker 7: plays tonight against a bad Indiana team but nursing that
Speaker 7: bad elbow. That's a great call case because it isn't
Speaker 7: back to back. Indiana is the worst team in the league.
Speaker 7: It's an opportunity for him to get in easy twenty five,
Speaker 7: ten and ten if he wants to chase it again.
Speaker 7: But he has said that this elbow injury is serious
Speaker 7: and that he might have to sit out a little bit.
Speaker 7: Odds on whether or not he's gonna sit it out.
Speaker 6: Well, I would say that he's gonna sit it out,
Speaker 6: just not tonight. No, no, no.
Speaker 7: They have a game on Sunday too, So three games
Speaker 7: in four days. He's not playing Sunday. Is the team
Speaker 7: they play on Sunday over the Knicks.
Speaker 1: The Knicks, they're one of the best teams in the league.
Speaker 6: Yeah, oh, he's not gonna play it out.
Speaker 1: He'll play tonight though, but.
Speaker 7: He's got to play against the Knicks because you're gonna
Speaker 7: have Denzel and Spike Lee.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're be able to go over there and chop
Speaker 6: it up with Spike Lee.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 6: Well, Spike Lee's wearing his chake evera communist hat.
Speaker 7: Thinking the numbers you can put up tonight though, I mean,
Speaker 7: the percentages will all go. What's what I'm saying. I
Speaker 7: think he's gonna play it regardless.
Speaker 6: I mean, I'm sure this is what Lebron's camp is
Speaker 6: talking about right now. We're not the only ones doing it, guys, Come.
Speaker 1: On, what's the move, Lebron? You want to play?
Speaker 6: I Beta was doing it and bitch as Sadonna and everybody,
Speaker 6: so simple yeah you are. We'll be right back with
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Speaker 6: still on the road on Monday?
Speaker 1: Not on Monday. They are on the road Saturday.
Speaker 7: They'll be home to the Knicks in a nationally televised
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Speaker 6: I did not order a sushi rito, but the food
Speaker 6: was ample. All right, Matt, we have one more segment
Speaker 6: after this, but right now it's time for the dead
Speaker 6: guy Birthday of the Day.
Speaker 7: Well, it is Michaelangelo's birthday, arguably one of the most
Speaker 7: brilliant and talented humans to have ever walked the earth.
Speaker 7: We've done him before, so instead we're going to talk
Speaker 7: about one of the most talented and all time great
Speaker 7: entertainers in the history of the world, one half of
Speaker 7: the dynamic duo Bud Abbot and Lou Costello, and today
Speaker 7: we celebrate Costello would have been one hundred and twenty today,
Speaker 7: the Fat One Lou born in Jersey. His parents were
Speaker 7: immigrants from Italy and France, and he was a hell
Speaker 7: of an athlete. He set two of his high school's
Speaker 7: basketball records at the time, and he was an amateur
Speaker 7: races like jobs and a team wolf. That's I would
Speaker 7: guess that that's what his game would look like. He
Speaker 7: fought as Lou king shoot and then he sunk it
Speaker 7: and then followed a profession career into the world of
Speaker 7: the law. Not Costello, Chubbs. He loved Charlie Chaplin and
Speaker 7: decided he wanted to be the next Charlie Chaplin, so
Speaker 7: he hitchhiked to Hollywood after high school. He did the
Speaker 7: laborer thing while fighting for extra work at MGM, and
Speaker 7: because he was an athlete, he wasn't quite so portly
Speaker 7: back then. They hired him as a stuntman. They say,
Speaker 7: you can recognize him in a lot of the Laurel
Speaker 7: and Hardy films, but that did not take his chase
Speaker 7: of stardom, so he went back home. In nineteen twenty eight,
Speaker 7: Great Depression Hits. He's working for stockburlesque shows. He meets
Speaker 7: Bud Abbott. It took them four or five years before
Speaker 7: they realized that they were perfect together. William Morris signs
Speaker 7: them in nineteen thirty six. They debut in thirty eight
Speaker 7: on the Kate Smith Radio Hour, and it was on
Speaker 7: the Kate Smith Radio Hour that they debuted arguably the
Speaker 7: most famous comedy routine ever, Who's on first?
Speaker 5: On the Saint Louis team, we have who's on first?
Speaker 5: What's on second? I don't know he's on third. That's
Speaker 5: what I want to find out.
Speaker 3: I want you to tell me the names of the
Speaker 3: fellows on a Saint Louis team.
Speaker 5: I'm telling you who's on first, what's on second? I
Speaker 5: don't know he's on third? You know the fellow's names?
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 5: Well, then who's playing first? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I mean the fellow's name on first base? Who the
Speaker 3: fellow player first base for Saint Louis? Who the guy
Speaker 3: on first base? Who is on first?
Speaker 5: But what are he asking me for? I'm not asking you.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you who is on first. I'm asking you
Speaker 3: who's on first? That's the man's name, that's whose name? Yeah,
Speaker 3: we'll go ahead and tell me who the guy on first?
Speaker 3: Who the first base?
Speaker 6: Who is on first?
Speaker 5: How you got on first basement?
Speaker 6: On first?
Speaker 5: Surdnd rate? Then who's playing first? Absolutely?
Speaker 3: When you pay off the first basement every month? Who
Speaker 3: gets them on every dollar of it?
Speaker 5: Why not? The man's entitled Louis who?
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 5: So who gets it? Why shouldn't he? Sometimes his wife
Speaker 5: comes down and clexing, who's what?
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 5: After all a man earns it? Who does? Absolutely?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm trying to find out us what's the guy's
Speaker 3: name on first base?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 5: What was on second base?
Speaker 3: I'm not asking you who's on seconds? On first That's
Speaker 3: what I'm trying to find out. Don't change the players.
Speaker 3: I'm not changing nobody. What's the guy's name on first base?
Speaker 5: What's the guy's name on second base?
Speaker 3: I'm not asking you who's on seconds? On first I
Speaker 3: don't know he's on flag.
Speaker 5: We're not talking about him.
Speaker 6: That's like I was talking about Daniel Hudson.
Speaker 7: Same level of comedy genius. The whole skit is about fun.
Speaker 6: I'm just trying to identify Dodger relievers that have been
Speaker 6: on the show.
Speaker 7: There is one single minute of it, and it never
Speaker 7: gets old, it never dies out. It is brilliant. Their
Speaker 7: success on Smith's Show landed them the replacement slot during
Speaker 7: the summer for the Fred Allen Show that took off
Speaker 7: Universal Picture signs them for one night in the Tropics.
Speaker 7: They did a shortened version of Who's On First on
Speaker 7: the silver screen and that made at the sensation. By
Speaker 7: the end of forty one, they were one of the
Speaker 7: biggest box office draws in all of Hollywood. The Abbott
Speaker 7: and Costello Show launched on NBC and forty two ran
Speaker 7: through forty seven. ABC picked it up from forty seven
Speaker 7: through forty nine. Thirty six films over sixteen years the
Speaker 7: highest paid entertainers through World War Two. They promoted and
Speaker 7: sold war bonds. Treasury said they alone were responsible for
Speaker 7: what they believed to be in the ballpark of eighty
Speaker 7: five million dollars in bond sales. Sad ending though oh no.
Speaker 1: Hell yeah.
Speaker 7: While doing the tours for all of the service people.
Speaker 7: Suffered an attack of rheumatic fever in forty three that
Speaker 7: put him down for six months. He was never the same,
Speaker 7: and he suffered a tragedy in his personal life. His
Speaker 7: infant son before his first birthday, Lou Junior, drown after
Speaker 7: a babysitter lost sight of him in the backyard pool,
Speaker 7: and they said that pretty much ended his demeanor and
Speaker 7: willingness to do comedy. He tried to power through.
Speaker 6: Come on, you're a fat funny guy. Make us laugh, Dan,
Speaker 6: come on, faty, you clean have it split it up amicably.
Speaker 7: In fifty seven he did get into tax trouble with
Speaker 7: the irs, had to sell his home rights to his films,
Speaker 7: and at just fifty two years old and fifty nine,
Speaker 7: he suffered a heart attack and died. He is interred
Speaker 7: here at Calvary Cemetery in East la His Luke Costello
Speaker 7: Junior Youth Foundation that he founded right afterr Son died tragically,
Speaker 7: still operates today out of Boyle Heights. He and Abbott
Speaker 7: are two of the only non baseball personnel to be
Speaker 7: in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Happy one hundred and
Speaker 7: twentieth to lou Francis Costello.
Speaker 6: The basketball fatty Chobs from Teen Wolf was played by
Speaker 6: Mark Holton, who acted for many years. Jeff Cohen is
Speaker 6: the guy that played Chunk from Goonies that went into the.
Speaker 7: Law right who came on our show and he went
Speaker 7: into the law corrections in retraction he became.
Speaker 6: He became a lawyer.
Speaker 4: Corrections and retraction.
Speaker 6: Neither man to be super fat in their older age,
Speaker 6: though Halton is older and has been through some wear
Speaker 6: and tear in life.
Speaker 1: Well haven't we all?
Speaker 6: He was in the Leprechaun movie.
Speaker 1: I heard those paid.
Speaker 6: Another actor Matt Sean Evans. This would be British News.
Speaker 9: It's time for PMS, British News, United Kingdom, English News.
Speaker 6: It's time for British News.
Speaker 2: Cheerio's up Straight gets out.
Speaker 6: Sean Evans is forty six today, son of a taxi
Speaker 6: driver and a hospital worker. A Hackey and somebody who
Speaker 6: works in hospital from Liverpool, but of Irish descent. He
Speaker 6: went to St Edward's College near Liverpool and started acting there,
Speaker 6: and then because he was very popular, he went to
Speaker 6: the National Youth Theater in London, then the Guildhall School
Speaker 6: of Drama. Started his career acting and stuff British television
Speaker 6: in two thousand and one as a young man. Many
Speaker 6: roles on British TV and film. But we are here, Matt,
Speaker 6: not because this guy looks a lot like Eddie Redmain,
Speaker 6: but we are here because he was the titular titular
Speaker 6: character of itvs. Endeavor playing Endeavor Morse. Endeavor is a
Speaker 6: prequel to The Great Show Morse, where Inspector Morse is
Speaker 6: played by John thaw Sean Evans plays a young Endeavor
Speaker 6: Morse working in Oxford.
Speaker 1: So this is part of your brit Box programming kind
Speaker 1: of thing, or no, this is.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, it could also be Acorn.
Speaker 7: All right, I'm sorry, you're very flipping and I'm just
Speaker 7: very simple. I'm a simpleton.
Speaker 6: When it comes, it could be Acorn or brit Box
Speaker 6: or ITV. ITV is where it shows in England.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 6: ITV is a free station out in England. It's like
Speaker 6: NBC out here. But Morse one of the great detective
Speaker 6: shows of all time, based in the Thames Valley around Oxford.
Speaker 6: Endeavor is a prequel and Evans plays the young Morse,
Speaker 6: a young police detective making his way in Thames Valley
Speaker 6: in the early sixties with big, pointy boobs and big hair.
Speaker 6: It's beautifully dune.
Speaker 1: Are we talking like current or this is nineties two? Okay?
Speaker 1: So this is went for a long time. Gotcha?
Speaker 6: The Brits generally do episodic TV way better than us.
Speaker 6: How do I know this? From brit Box and Acorn
Speaker 6: my radio partner, so flippantly through out there like a
Speaker 6: card at a table. Sorry, Euphoria fans, they do a
Speaker 6: better job. Endeavor lasted nine seasons, thirty six long episodes
Speaker 6: ninety minutes.
Speaker 1: Man, you've watched them all.
Speaker 6: More or less, Okay, I haven't watched all of the
Speaker 6: sequel to Morse. Lewis also a fine show, but I
Speaker 6: haven't watched all of it. The hard thing for me
Speaker 6: to wrap my head around, Matt is how many people
Speaker 6: get murdered around this university? Just a lot of killings.
Speaker 1: You think you'd probably move out of the neighborhood, right.
Speaker 6: I mean, I know it's a great school and all,
Speaker 6: and I love the whole vibe. But every time somebody
Speaker 6: goes down by the river to recite some Shakespeare end
Speaker 6: up getting chopped up or outside the head or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but.
Speaker 6: Endeavor is the is the prequel. Morse is the show,
Speaker 6: and Lewis is the sequel. Just for everybody wondering.
Speaker 1: And if you are to rank them in order, Morse one.
Speaker 6: Endeavor, Okay, only pointy boobs well and behind that, but
Speaker 6: you know, I've gotta I can get more into Lewis
Speaker 6: and we shall return.
Speaker 1: You know, the British ladies they do have the booblers.
Speaker 6: I mean, I think that's a broad generalization. It is
Speaker 6: some are more fit than others, which is how they
Speaker 6: like to say it. But you could be right, you
Speaker 6: could be onto something. There. What I like is a big, wide,
Speaker 6: flat square ap like two mic flags right next to
Speaker 6: each other.
Speaker 1: There you go, put that up on the poll question for.
Speaker 6: Yeah, get that up there. Frenzy dork. All right, we'll
Speaker 6: be back. We're gonna do the we're gonna do the
Speaker 6: fun fact that we're gonna do the quick ands. So
Speaker 6: nobody's gonna complain about it.