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Speaker 2: Going to Critos. Bjay's our first Bjy's event of the year.
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Speaker 4: final hour of fun fact? Did you know the famous
Speaker 4: Main Street electrical parade did not start at Disneyland instead.
Speaker 4: Disney I did not first, nor did I. The first
Speaker 4: showing of all the places of the electric parade was
Speaker 4: used to celebrate the opening of Disney's Polynesian Resort in
Speaker 4: October of nineteen seventy one. It was their grand opening.
Speaker 4: They had the electrical parade and everyone was like, it
Speaker 4: was pretty cool, we should do this at Disneyland. Where
Speaker 4: was the Polynesian Resort, I believe if I remember right,
Speaker 4: I think the Polynesian was a like at a hotel
Speaker 4: and all inclusive hotel. I don't know because thelan that
Speaker 4: was neither. I'm sorry, but the new Verry Don McClain,
Speaker 4: what's the new one called the Alain is on O Wahoo.
Speaker 4: The new one is on O Wahoo. So maybe they
Speaker 4: just updated the Polynesian Resort.
Speaker 2: Which one's the one with a train.
Speaker 4: That is on that is Yes. We had a guy,
Speaker 4: I think on from Hilton or Marriott and I said,
Speaker 4: how's that train and he's like, that's at our competitor.
Speaker 4: That was the Marriott. I believe that has the train
Speaker 4: on Kona.
Speaker 2: Disney's Polynesian Village Resort is at disney World. Okay, so
Speaker 2: it's in Orlando. So it's not on the island. I'm
Speaker 2: very merry on birthday to you. Well, all right, well
Speaker 2: tell me about it. No, I guess that makes sense.
Speaker 2: Then it's been there since nineteen seventy one. So what
Speaker 2: we just said it was the grand opening, so that
Speaker 2: would line up. It's the Polynesian hotel resort kind of
Speaker 2: thing that said disney World. So you always feel like
Speaker 2: Disneyland's the og on everything, but not in this case.
Speaker 4: No, but I'm very upset. I didn't know it was
Speaker 4: like just a resort that was on the disney World property.
Speaker 2: I thought it was like I ran all those lights
Speaker 2: over to the island.
Speaker 4: Mac got all excited because they got the big Disneyland
Speaker 4: property over there that everybody goes to in Hawaii, and
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, maybe it was the original before
Speaker 4: they updated it to the a Luna or whatever the
Speaker 4: hell they call that thing. But now it's just a
Speaker 4: just a hotel property. I might drive by it this, yeah,
Speaker 4: go check it out. Let the people know, Hey, all
Speaker 4: use electrics where it started? Now we tell anyone right now,
Speaker 4: idiot right here. I do know that down there they
Speaker 4: have a hotel called the Contemporary where the monorail used
Speaker 4: to go through the lobby in the middle. I remember that,
Speaker 4: so I guess that vallad.
Speaker 2: That's what I want with my hotel. It's a train
Speaker 2: going right to come through. Living with the Blues Brothers.
Speaker 2: Still there, Matt, still there, look at that. It's time
Speaker 2: you had that. It's time. Got that going for me,
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Still basking in the glow of the Dodgers celebration. Max
Speaker 2: Munsey went on Foul Territory Today, one of those podcasts,
Speaker 2: and was asked about the fourth inning benches clearing incident
Speaker 2: in Game seven, where Justin Robleski did not get kicked
Speaker 2: out for hitting a batter, but Mounsey said he almost did.
Speaker 5: Reaction was like, hell, yeah, don't back down to this guy,
Speaker 5: go get him. And then immediately I was like, oh crap,
Speaker 5: we need him to stay in this game. He's gotta
Speaker 5: throw some more back. So I was like, I got
Speaker 5: to get him out of there.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: My initial reaction was yeah, go get him, go get him.
Speaker 5: But then I was like, oh man, we got to
Speaker 5: get We got to make sure he stays in this game.
Speaker 5: And you know, thankfully. The umpires all came up to
Speaker 5: me and they're like, if you didn't get him out
Speaker 5: of there, we were probably gonna have to toss him,
Speaker 5: you know, because you know how that goes with the
Speaker 5: instigation rules. If you're the guy that instigates it, then
Speaker 5: you're usually the one that gets tossed, even though even
Speaker 5: though it's not your fault. And so, you know, I
Speaker 5: knew we needed him for at least one or two,
Speaker 5: maybe three more batters just based on that part of
Speaker 5: the lineup, and I was you know, so I was like,
Speaker 5: I got to get him out of there and make
Speaker 5: sure he stays in this game. And I talked to
Speaker 5: him the next day and he was like, yeah, I
Speaker 5: appreciate it. You know, first, I think he was a
Speaker 5: little taking him back that I was not letting him
Speaker 5: get in the fight. But you know, it's he he
Speaker 5: he had that mentality the whole postseason. Every time he pitched,
Speaker 5: he he was coming after you. He didn't care who
Speaker 5: you were. And you know, that's that's part of the
Speaker 5: part of the things that I love about our pictures
Speaker 5: is they start getting that attitude that they're gonna attack
Speaker 5: you and they don't care and he has the right
Speaker 5: attitude to have, but sometimes you have someone you know
Speaker 5: pull you out of there.
Speaker 2: To do my best.
Speaker 4: Don McClain, Tim Kates, who monitored that interview and pulled
Speaker 4: that sound. Did he address the bush league nature of
Speaker 4: Jiminez sticking his hand out there trying to get hit
Speaker 4: that led.
Speaker 2: To the bean ball? And that's not what I read.
Speaker 2: I don't think there was a follow up to that.
Speaker 4: Now, how about that bush league move by Jiminez man
Speaker 4: sticking his hand out there, Jim and Ez exactly right, Hey, hey, Jiminez.
Speaker 2: He med uh. Congratulations to Yoshi Yamamoto, finalists for the
Speaker 2: cy Young and Shohe Tana You finalists for MVP. Speaking
Speaker 2: the Japanese pitchers, Matt You Darvish is gonna miss twenty
Speaker 2: twenty six with the UCL surgery and his pitching elbow.
Speaker 2: Second time he's had Tommy John surgery. The last time
Speaker 2: was about ten years ago. If he returns to pitch,
Speaker 2: it would be in twenty twenty seven at age forty.
Speaker 4: I think he could probably do the Padres a favor
Speaker 4: and just retire, Maybe come up with an injury settlement,
Speaker 4: get the salary off their books so they can go
Speaker 4: out and spend more money on somebody else and not
Speaker 4: get into the luxury tax. I think they were all
Speaker 4: kind of hopeful that he was going to retire, and
Speaker 4: this certainly seems to we'll magnify that situation since he
Speaker 4: en I'm gonna be able to pitch next year.
Speaker 2: We will keep you posting. UH. USC number twenty now
Speaker 2: six and two, four and one in the Big Ten
Speaker 2: is home Friday versus Northwestern Trujan serve fourteen and a
Speaker 2: half point favorites. So you got in that one. I
Speaker 2: not ready yet. Fight fight all I've read. It's not
Speaker 2: what I read. I would say maybe maybe sc fight,
Speaker 2: don't fight all, fight all you got coward, you got
Speaker 2: annotation in town. I think guess he's gonna win. But
Speaker 2: that's a that's a. I mean I got burned by
Speaker 2: that Notre Dame number, which was twice as large. Anyway,
Speaker 2: UCLA is three and five. They're three and two into
Speaker 2: Big Ten. They're on an off week. They host the
Speaker 2: team that USC just beat Nebraska this Saturday. No Dylan
Speaker 2: Reyola for the Huskers, and the Bruins are two and
Speaker 2: a half point fave.
Speaker 4: What was the stat they showed after USC beat Matt Rule.
Speaker 4: He is now zero and twenty against ranked teams, zero
Speaker 4: and twenty for if ever, people fighting for his service
Speaker 4: for Penn State, right right, zero and twenty.
Speaker 2: We like this guy. We're going to extend.
Speaker 4: We got to go, hey, we got to keep this
Speaker 4: guy locked up. They're gonna come get him. Everybody's gonna
Speaker 4: be lining up to get him.
Speaker 2: The exciting Whites of the Lakers are six and two.
Speaker 2: Come on, they've won four in a row.
Speaker 4: About last night, man, no Reeves, no Doncic, no Lebron,
Speaker 4: no problem.
Speaker 2: They're back at it tonight versus Wimby and the Spurs.
Speaker 2: The Clippers are three and three, second night of a
Speaker 2: back to back. They host Oklahoma City, the defending champs,
Speaker 2: tonight here on am FI seventy tip off? Is it eight?
Speaker 2: This well? As Don McLean said, and he'll tell you
Speaker 2: on Thursday, all the cost of that, I'm starting.
Speaker 4: Slow, So just slow start for the old guys. How
Speaker 4: usually they had everybody out there still lost last night
Speaker 4: by one Miami heat at the busser.
Speaker 2: It's not like Miami played the night before. Yeah, they
Speaker 2: actually did poured it out to try to beat the Lakers. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: uh Matt. There's more.
Speaker 4: Oh, let's talk lawsuits. Aspiration and the Investors have filed
Speaker 4: a lawsuit against Clipper's owner Balmer Steve Balmer over the
Speaker 4: Kawhi Leonards scandal. The suit claims Balmer used a twenty
Speaker 4: eight million dollars no show deal between Kawhi and Aspiration
Speaker 4: order to get around the NBA salary cap rules. He
Speaker 4: is being sued by eleven Aspiration investors. According to the lawsuit,
Speaker 4: Balmer channeled funds through Aspiration in order to quote induce
Speaker 4: Leonard to re sign with the Clippers by covertly paying
Speaker 4: him more than allowed by the NBA salary cap rooms.
Speaker 2: Us.
Speaker 4: Balmer was quote complicit in and aided and embedded in
Speaker 4: the fraud. The lawsuit reads whoa Plaineiffs also alleged that
Speaker 4: Balmer transferred other funds to the company in order to
Speaker 4: keep it afloat and buy co founder Joe Sandberg's support, cooperation,
Speaker 4: and silence about the secret deal with Leonard.
Speaker 2: So this isn't Pablo Torri just doing a podcast. This
Speaker 2: is real allegation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is investors that lost all their cash when
Speaker 4: Aspiration went bankrupt and are trying to figure out how
Speaker 4: to dip into Balmer's multi billion dollar pockets to see
Speaker 4: if they can, you know, get a little something for
Speaker 4: the f A little bit of a blackmail action here,
Speaker 4: all right, I'm a little something.
Speaker 2: Ah well, call it blackmail, Matt.
Speaker 4: This is a real lawsuit, I mean, you know, and
Speaker 4: it says that they wanted to buy Sandberg's silence. Seems
Speaker 4: like Balmer had to, you know, forgot some cash. So
Speaker 4: a guy wouldn't already go chirping, Matt. We do have
Speaker 4: Tom Tolesco chirping with us. In the next segment at
Speaker 4: some of the NFL trade deadlines. Though big ones top
Speaker 4: five picks, the Jets trade two of them. Quinn Williams,
Speaker 4: one of the best defensive tackles in the game, goes
Speaker 4: to the Cowboys. Sauce Gardner in the conversation, is the
Speaker 4: best corner in the game. We'll go to the Colts
Speaker 4: and the Saints traded Rashid Shahed to the Seahawks. The
Speaker 4: Raiders moved Jacoby Myers to the Jags. The Chargers picked
Speaker 4: up Trevor Penning. Oh it's right there, Trevor Penny from
Speaker 4: the New Orleans Saints, and traded away Josh Sir Taylor
Speaker 4: two those aforementioned Jets. Penning has played tackle and guard.
Speaker 4: See whether or not they want him as a replacement
Speaker 4: for Joe Alt at that left tackle position.
Speaker 2: The Rams played the forty nine ers on Sunday. They're
Speaker 2: playing well, they're six and two. We'll get more of
Speaker 2: that from our old friend Tom to Leasco from Serious
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Speaker 2: Well with the big NFL Trade Talk. You can hear
Speaker 2: him tonight on Serious XM NFL Radio both Ball at
Speaker 2: five o'clock booth Ball. But we are making a preemptive
Speaker 2: strike to talk to our friend Tom Telesco. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: gott have anything left to talk about, long time front
Speaker 2: office man Charger GM, Raider GM. He's helping out with
Speaker 2: the Corona Del Mar football team. They have Round one
Speaker 2: of the playoffs against the one seed, the Myriatta Valley
Speaker 2: Nighthawks CDM Corona Del Mar c Kings versus Nighthawks on
Speaker 2: Friday night. So joining us right now on your Toyota
Speaker 2: Dealers Celebrity Hotline is the very measured, the very revered
Speaker 2: friend of the show, Tom Telesca on Petrosen Money. What's cracking?
Speaker 1: Tom?
Speaker 6: How are you hey, guys, Good afternoon.
Speaker 2: Good afternoon to you. Tom. Tell us a little bit
Speaker 2: about this later trade deadline. It seems to have changed
Speaker 2: a lot of things for NFL teams.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it really has. And in twenty twelve it was
Speaker 6: week six with the trade deadline and they move it
Speaker 6: to week eight, and then about i'd say two or
Speaker 6: three years ago, I moved to where it is now
Speaker 6: right after week nine, going into Week ten, and that
Speaker 6: just gives teams more opportunity to see exactly where they
Speaker 6: are in the season, whether they're on their way up
Speaker 6: or on their way down, and make a decision to
Speaker 6: make a move or out. And I think that's just
Speaker 6: brought more activity. As you saw today today the amount
Speaker 6: of trades, they were about the same as last year
Speaker 6: and about the same as the last couple of years.
Speaker 6: But it's really it's it's obviously there's that quick, fixed
Speaker 6: mentality for a lot of these trades because a lot
Speaker 6: of them are one year rentals. But I think right now,
Speaker 6: while you're seeing there's a lot of teams that can
Speaker 6: accumulate draft picks via other trades or draft day trades
Speaker 6: or the compensory pick system, it gives them more ammunition
Speaker 6: they like this to make a move. So, but the
Speaker 6: big thing today was what the Jets did. Those those
Speaker 6: are not typical trade deadline type trades, but just a
Speaker 6: lot of activity today.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you mentioned the Jets two former top five picks.
Speaker 4: I mean, players that are considered the best at their positions.
Speaker 4: D line corner. Why is it that some positions are
Speaker 4: traded and others aren't. What is it about defensive line.
Speaker 4: It seems like every year you get a couple pass
Speaker 4: rushers that are going to move or interior lignement feels
Speaker 4: like running backs get traded by receivers get traded. What
Speaker 4: is it about that position? And like old lineman almost
Speaker 4: never move at the trade deadline? Is there something to
Speaker 4: certain positions moving and others not.
Speaker 6: Yeah, A big part of it the supply and demand.
Speaker 6: I mean offensive line wise. If you have a tackle
Speaker 6: on your team, even if he's your third tackle or
Speaker 6: depth tackle, you don't want to trade them. They're so
Speaker 6: hard to find. That's why with the Chargers they had
Speaker 6: offensive line needs at the trade deadline. It's so hard
Speaker 6: to find anybody that will trade you a tackle who
Speaker 6: can play. And they got lucky enough to make a
Speaker 6: trade for Trevor Penning. But there just isn't a lot
Speaker 6: out there, So you don't see a lot of trades
Speaker 6: for offerensive linemen. But at positions where there's a little
Speaker 6: bit more bigger pool running back, safeties a lot of times,
Speaker 6: usually outside corner is never available at the trade deadline.
Speaker 6: Usually nickel corners are just because there aren't a lot
Speaker 6: of outside corners. Obviously, the sauce gardener thing is an anomaly.
Speaker 6: But you see a lot of pass rushers at the
Speaker 6: trade deadline, and usually they're more towards the end of
Speaker 6: their career. They come in for one year rental. You
Speaker 6: give a little bit extra pass rush down the stretch,
Speaker 6: but it all comes down to supply and demand.
Speaker 4: How Tom, just speaking to the Chargers, you know, for
Speaker 4: a while there they were on tackle number six and seven.
Speaker 4: Bobby Hard who hadn't started game since twenty twenty one,
Speaker 4: got a few starts out there. You drafted justin Herbert.
Speaker 4: How do they overcome not not having you know, over
Speaker 4: Shawn Slater and now Joe Alt and trying to you know,
Speaker 4: build on what they did last year winning eleven games.
Speaker 6: Well, it's going to be extremely difficult and it's gonna
Speaker 6: be a challenge. But you know, there's different ways to
Speaker 6: look at it. I mean number one is, you know,
Speaker 6: where else can we bring a player in? And they
Speaker 6: went out and traded for Trevor Penning, who's you know,
Speaker 6: these you know, six six six seven, three hundred and
Speaker 6: fifteen pounds, really tough, physical, strong mentality. Didn't fare as
Speaker 6: well at tackle with the Saints. That moved him inside
Speaker 6: the guard, and we'll see where the Chargers end up
Speaker 6: playing him. But what they're going to have to do
Speaker 6: a lot of this, It's gonna have to be scheme based.
Speaker 6: You're gonna have to leave the tight ends in a
Speaker 6: little bit more to help block. You're gonna have to
Speaker 6: keep keep the running backs into, You're gonna have to
Speaker 6: move the pocket more. There's just certain things scheme wise,
Speaker 6: you're gonna have to do right now to protect Justin
Speaker 6: just because look, when you get to your fifth, sixth,
Speaker 6: seventh tackle, I mean, obviously there's gonna be a drop
Speaker 6: off in talent and he just can't go and go
Speaker 6: get another player at this point of season. So there's
Speaker 6: certainly when they can really play and start. So Greg
Speaker 6: Roman's gonna have to be creative with the pass protection, moving
Speaker 6: the pocket, and probably doing a lot more max protections
Speaker 6: to protect the quarterback.
Speaker 2: He's been running around like crazy, Justin Herbert, we look
Speaker 2: like a college quarterback against Tennessee taking off. How sustainable
Speaker 2: is that? Or I guess that's why they went out
Speaker 2: and found some Moralline.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, you have to pick your spots, and I
Speaker 6: think Justin does a pretty good job of picking the
Speaker 6: spots and when he wants to run and when it's
Speaker 6: time to slide or when his time just you know,
Speaker 6: just eat it, just take a sack and go down.
Speaker 6: But obviously the hits in the pocket over time, they're
Speaker 6: not sustainable. But it's also part of the position. And
Speaker 6: he's he's a big, strong, physical player and he's built
Speaker 6: to take somebody. He says, all quarterbacks get hit, all
Speaker 6: at different rates. But part of that position is having
Speaker 6: the durability to handle some of that punishment that comes
Speaker 6: with it. And the good thing about Justin is he's
Speaker 6: smart enough to know when to go down and when
Speaker 6: to go get to extra yards. He saw last week
Speaker 6: against the Titans. There are some opportunities that he just
Speaker 6: went out and got after it because he had to.
Speaker 6: And it was great seeing the bench all get excited
Speaker 6: when they see him Justin put a shoulder on and
Speaker 6: try and knock somebody down. Now, at the GM, you
Speaker 6: don't like to see that very often, but I guess
Speaker 6: people going and he's outstanding at it.
Speaker 4: What is it about trying to keep oldlignement healthy? You
Speaker 4: mentioned it, Tom, If you have it, you don't want
Speaker 4: to get rid of your third one A lot of
Speaker 4: teams I want to get rid of their fourth one
Speaker 4: because guys, these tackles get injured pretty regularly. Is there
Speaker 4: a way around that? Is it brace? Wearing braces? Is it?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 4: What is it that you could maybe do to prevent
Speaker 4: as many O line injuries as we see year in
Speaker 4: and year out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I know at the college level they can mandate
Speaker 6: players where knee brace is at the level, it's very
Speaker 6: difficult to do. And in the end, like a knee brace,
Speaker 6: it's not going to protect you from ACL. It could
Speaker 6: protect your health a little bit from MCL injury, But
Speaker 6: in the end, what you have to look at is
Speaker 6: who if your filter of who you're bringing in, who
Speaker 6: you're signing is free agents, who you're signing after the
Speaker 6: draft is free agents, and who you're drafting, and if
Speaker 6: teams want to, you know, draft a player with the
Speaker 6: long injury history or chronic issues in college. A lot
Speaker 6: of times those same issues come through in the pros.
Speaker 6: But look, some of these are just bad luck. Joe
Speaker 6: Wall has been very healthy through his college career. Rashaun
Speaker 6: Slater was very healthy in his college career. So some
Speaker 6: of these you just can't There's nothing you can do
Speaker 6: about but as a whole your philosophy, there may be
Speaker 6: some players you really like in the draft. We just
Speaker 6: feel like there's some durability questions and it'd be better
Speaker 6: off the pass, because availability is the most important thing
Speaker 6: you can have, certainly on the offensive line, because they're
Speaker 6: just too and far between of having enough to go
Speaker 6: into the season.
Speaker 2: With the great Tom te LESCo, you can hear him
Speaker 2: on serious at SAM NFL Radio tonight at five o'clock
Speaker 2: going over all this trade stuff and don't forget the
Speaker 2: big playoff game with Myriata Valley versus CDM Playoffs this
Speaker 2: week first round, the Raiders trade Jacoby Myers to the Jaguars.
Speaker 2: They're in a tough spot. They didn't trade Max Crosby,
Speaker 2: which could have got them a load of picks. Where
Speaker 2: are they.
Speaker 6: Well, they're kind of stuck in between a rebuild and
Speaker 6: trying to still get after it this year. I didn't
Speaker 6: see any possible way they would trade Max Crosby. And
Speaker 6: then you know, after you actually tell Max Crosby you're
Speaker 6: not going to trade them, obviously you're not going to
Speaker 6: do it. I saw some rumors today because I have
Speaker 6: to follow all this. If you're ready for the show tonight.
Speaker 6: But hey, maybe some teams are talking the Raiders about
Speaker 6: Max Crosby and so there's about one hundred percent chance
Speaker 6: that's not going to happen. But I can see the
Speaker 6: Jacoby and Buyers one coming. And they got a great
Speaker 6: I mean to get a fourth and a sixth round
Speaker 6: pick back for Jacoby Byers and Myers is it. You know,
Speaker 6: he was in the last year of his contract, so
Speaker 6: it's a you know, nine to ten game rental for Jacksonville.
Speaker 6: It's a pretty return. And you know, Jacoby just Jacoby
Speaker 6: is a great person. He's a professional. But you could sense,
Speaker 6: like you know, the trade. You know, he didn't want
Speaker 6: to be there. He wanted to get moved. And players
Speaker 6: just don't play as well or not as well invested
Speaker 6: when they don't want to be somewhere. I think that's
Speaker 6: probably why the Raiders and then they probably didn't want
Speaker 6: to trade him, but in the end, you know, probably
Speaker 6: was just best for them, best for the team, and
Speaker 6: they got a great return back with the four and
Speaker 6: a six Moving forward.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, Tom, that's wonderful stuff. We hope
Speaker 2: we didn't wreck you for your show tonight, but have
Speaker 2: a great show and we'll talk to you soon. The
Speaker 2: Great Tom Toll, Let's go and good luck on Friday.
Speaker 2: Let's go see Kings. Appreciate guys.
Speaker 6: Thanks thanks having me on.
Speaker 2: Absolutely the great Tom to Let's go. I'm going to
Speaker 2: be a heck of a high school football weekend, no
Speaker 2: doubt about it. And we'll be right back with your
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Speaker 2: Clippers take on the Thunder.
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Speaker 4: and that means it's a flex alert and we're on
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Speaker 4: goes until nine, and we'll be there from three to
Speaker 4: six thirty. We'll get to watch the first half of
Speaker 4: the Monday night football game together. Clippers doing us a
Speaker 4: solid and you know, they really take care of us,
Speaker 4: don't they that that Clipper ship. So it'll be three
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Speaker 4: It'll be our first appearance of many at BJ's Restaurant
Speaker 4: and brew House between now week ten and the end
Speaker 4: of the NFL season Week eighteen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm going to Fresno next week and that's where
Speaker 2: I was going to have dinner. Now I don't have to.
Speaker 4: No, now you got this squared away. Just fast until
Speaker 4: Monday and then get the pork uppolist flatbread. It'll be
Speaker 4: great to hoorner Andy Pajas blowing up Key k Herz
Speaker 4: in center field in Game seven. We will honor a
Speaker 4: Cuban man who plays for the Dodgers by honoring a
Speaker 4: Cuban musician. Let's celebrate Carlos Potato Valdez, the great Cuban
Speaker 4: conga player, would have been ninety nine years old today.
Speaker 4: Also known as well, he was Patato because he was short.
Speaker 4: That's the one that stopped. El Toro was his nickname
Speaker 4: as a young dancer and boxer. He was also known
Speaker 4: as El Zombie or Zombito or Pecaneo Zombie because how
Speaker 4: famous he made the Zombie Club in Havana when he
Speaker 4: played there.
Speaker 2: But as I said, I thought it was because he
Speaker 2: was the undead.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: He died at eighty one, twelve thirteen years ago. But
Speaker 2: the Zombie club was a big thing. I guess from
Speaker 2: a music family. He mastered percussion at a young age,
Speaker 2: played with many greats in the forties, and by the
Speaker 2: fifties he was touring the world, especially New York City,
Speaker 2: and he was attracted by America's jazz scene in New York.
Speaker 2: So he left Cuba in nineteen fifty four, basically was
Speaker 2: exiled because of what happened there, and recorded with everybody,
Speaker 2: I mean everybody, Tito Puente, Art, Blakey, Max Roach. He
Speaker 2: toured Africa and Europe. He toured Europe with Dizzey Gillespie
Speaker 2: and Quincy Joel. He even acted and appeared and played
Speaker 2: on the Bill Cosby Show WHOA which was a great
Speaker 2: show for jazz. Did he ever play with Dave cos
Speaker 2: You know, it's not beyond the realm of possibility. He
Speaker 2: lived till super cool, He lived till like fifteen years ago.
Speaker 2: And Cause, you know, at his time in the eighties
Speaker 2: and nineties, it might have crossed as with Cause. He
Speaker 2: might have had Cause, Yeah to play with Cause and
Speaker 2: the late I don't even know if you played with Sandborn. Oh,
Speaker 2: come on. In the late forties, he helped develop the
Speaker 2: first tunable congas, leading to the development of the LP
Speaker 2: Potato model Congas, the top selling conga drum of all time.
Speaker 2: An Afro Cuban jazz legend to say the least, and
Speaker 2: cut across paths with Dave cause because he had a
Speaker 2: sixty year career in the music scene. He died a
Speaker 2: respiratory failure at eighty one in Cleveland. Potato Valdez a
Speaker 2: lot of things that he did that were really cool.
Speaker 2: One of them that he did not do was knockover
Speaker 2: Key k Hernandez while making a pivotal catch in center
Speaker 2: left and then hesitate before helped him out in game seven. Well,
Speaker 2: he had to look and see what's going on? Is
Speaker 2: that out number three? Oh? Let me help out this
Speaker 2: young Puerto Rican. Was that a donkey? I just ran into?
Speaker 2: What the hell you're alive?
Speaker 6: Guy?
Speaker 2: Could have been a little al Penguino, which is also
Speaker 2: what Potato's nickname was for his dancing style. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean, it could have been anybody, but it was
Speaker 2: Ki the h A live guy. Birthday.
Speaker 4: A tip of the cap to our dear friend Eric
Speaker 4: Carros who is fifty eight today. Happy birthday, k It
Speaker 4: is also your mate. A real Barry Kracer's birthday today
Speaker 4: celebrated in this space last year and we learned the
Speaker 4: term a real Barry Kraka.
Speaker 2: It's unfortunately we're not going back to that.
Speaker 4: We aren't because I figured I would do something to
Speaker 4: support our hesher audience today, Kates, please thank you. Jimmy
Speaker 4: That Metropolis Part two from Breaking the Fourth Wall by
Speaker 4: Dream Theater. Every metal band's favorite metal band, and today
Speaker 4: we celebrate Jordan Rudis their cheese player. You play keys
Speaker 4: for a metal band and you got something special going
Speaker 4: on on their fingers at yours man.
Speaker 2: He has sixty nine today. Born in Great Neck, New York.
Speaker 4: At child prodigy on piano, began his professional instruction when
Speaker 4: he was seven. At nine, he was granted admission at
Speaker 4: nine to the Juilliard School of Music, where he trained
Speaker 4: and worked under their best teachers and performers. He was
Speaker 4: expected to become the next great American classical pianist. But
Speaker 4: he got his hands on some deep purple vinyl. He
Speaker 4: was like John Lord, blowing my mind. He took the
Speaker 4: prop path, much to his parents his tutors protests.
Speaker 2: Wow, heterned. He like the guy in School of Rock.
Speaker 4: Yes, his first band Complex actually was with one of
Speaker 4: his Juilliard instructors. It was like, I like what you're doing,
Speaker 4: kid with you. He and Joseph Lyons the New York
Speaker 4: Times loved him. They put out a record, They got
Speaker 4: a residency at the Lexington Conservatory Theater. Floyd asked, and
Speaker 4: by Floyd, I mean Pink Floyd, not Pink Floyd. Pink
Speaker 4: Floyd asked if he wanted to be part of the
Speaker 4: sessions for scoring Bring the Boys Back Home on the Wall.
Speaker 2: They were amazing.
Speaker 4: His work was not accepted by producer Bob Ezrind. He
Speaker 4: did a bunch of session for hired gigs throughout the eighties,
Speaker 4: put out some solo records. In ninety four, he was
Speaker 4: voted best Talent by Keyboard magazine and their reader's poll
Speaker 4: following the release of his solo album Listen. So there
Speaker 4: was a fight for the Rudest Keys. The Dixie Dregs
Speaker 4: and Dream Theater both asked him to join, but he's like, nah, man,
Speaker 4: I'm into my solo career. The Dregs were like, we'll
Speaker 4: just let you go part time, so we did. He
Speaker 4: and his drummer Rod Morgenstein hit it off. They started
Speaker 4: the Rudis Morgenstein Project known as RMP by the prog
Speaker 4: rockers Ooh. Not offended by his declining their invitation, Dream
Speaker 4: Theater offered the duo their support slot on the North
Speaker 4: American tour. In ninety seven, Mike Portnoy, a man behind
Speaker 4: Dream Theater, was asked to form a supergroup and he
Speaker 4: wanted Rudis to join Liquid Tension Experiment.
Speaker 2: Oh, come on, what a band?
Speaker 4: Did two albums there, and this time Portnoy wasn't taken
Speaker 4: no for an answer. They wanted him in Dream Theater
Speaker 4: and he agreed, and since ninety nine, in this album
Speaker 4: P Metropolis Part two Scenes from a Memory, he has
Speaker 4: been part of Dream Theater. Rudis stumbling upon a piano
Speaker 4: in Lax during the Christmas season and deciding to tickle
Speaker 4: the keys.
Speaker 2: Not just a metal guy, huh, A little prog rock
Speaker 2: version of White Christmas. It's like I'm met a Nordstrom.
Speaker 4: Here are some of the album titles. P. Six Degrees
Speaker 4: of Innerturbulence, Wow, Systematic Chaos, The Astonishing from the Top
Speaker 4: of the World, and this year twenty twenty five's Parasomnia.
Speaker 4: That's what we're talking about with our man. Rudish started
Speaker 4: on a kurtzwheel, then he got to a cord. He
Speaker 4: has a role in key tar that he'll break out
Speaker 4: at their live performances from time to time.
Speaker 2: An LP potato conga, the greatest selling conga of all time.
Speaker 2: It's tunable. Talk about meeting.
Speaker 4: He is a very successful businessman in the world of music,
Speaker 4: software and app use I guess he's got a lot
Speaker 4: of stuff that make noises for your keyboards, to upload
Speaker 4: software patches and stuff like that. And he has arguably
Speaker 4: the greatest neck go tee. Oh not a neck beard,
Speaker 4: but a neck go tee, got it, that I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: Jordan rudis fabulous. All right, that's it for us. Thank
Speaker 2: you to Ronnie at Ronnie Fossil. He'll post the playlist,
Speaker 2: will it? Will it include Brutus And a big thank
Speaker 2: you to Tip King that that's your gene keeps him working.
Speaker 2: So long as you said yesterday, man, we'll be back
Speaker 2: on tomorrow. Three quick enjoyed