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Speaker 3: show later. We are headed to Lakers Clippers pregame at six,
Speaker 3: tip off at seven. A big thank you to David
Speaker 3: Vasse who kind of sort of like Don McClain did
Speaker 3: with my basketball aggression two weeks of coverage, he just
Speaker 3: put a fire extinguished to all of it in one
Speaker 3: fell swoop. Vass At kind of tried to do that
Speaker 3: with your dear baseball soliloquy, not two weeks later, but
Speaker 3: just in the very next hour.
Speaker 7: Yeah. I understand, you know, you don't want to dwell
Speaker 7: on what's coming up and worry about it, but I
Speaker 7: think it's something to think about and hopefully they get it.
Speaker 3: Reckud. I feel stupid because like I was really into
Speaker 3: what you were saying, and then I was like when
Speaker 3: Dave talked, I was like, oh, well that makes sense too,
Speaker 3: and now I just feel like I don't have any
Speaker 3: backbone at all.
Speaker 7: I was like, you're watching a tennis match, right.
Speaker 3: Very wishy Washington. Yeah, I mean everything makes sense to me.
Speaker 3: I'm very gullible. It's true. So don't forget to podcast
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Speaker 3: play action all weekend basketball and baseball. And KFI even
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Speaker 3: I hope the house whispers not on. Okay, I did
Speaker 3: my final fun fact of the Weed's fun effect.
Speaker 1: It's the Yeah with three fun facts.
Speaker 3: I have been doing the fun facts about Glendale, Arizona
Speaker 3: because that is where camel Back Ranch is. To me,
Speaker 3: my favorite story about Glendale, Arizona is about Glendale's most favorites,
Speaker 3: favorite about Glendale's favorite son and most famous. It is
Speaker 3: the great Western bard Marty Robbins. Kate's are you familiar
Speaker 3: with Marty.
Speaker 7: Robins and tell me about him?
Speaker 3: You call yourself a man who knows country music? I
Speaker 3: know who he is.
Speaker 7: About what the listeners that know who he is?
Speaker 3: Oh? Marty Robbins is a famous crooner of the twentieth
Speaker 3: century countryman from Glendale, Arizona, singing cowboy. His maternal grandfather
Speaker 3: Texas bo Heckel Techs bubb Heckel told him stories of
Speaker 3: the West, and that's how he came to write and
Speaker 3: sing a lot of old Western tales. In two thoy fifteen, Glendale,
Speaker 3: Arizona put a plaque on the Amphitheater Walkway, and a
Speaker 3: one mile stretch of Glendale Avenue and Glendale, Arizona between
Speaker 3: fifty ninth and fifty first Street are named Marty Robbins Boulevard.
Speaker 3: His most famous song is El Paso Kates, I do
Speaker 3: know that, okay, in nineteen sixty nine, his or fifty
Speaker 3: nine excuse me. His album Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs
Speaker 3: is an amazing collection and probably one of the great
Speaker 3: twentieth century albums anybody's ever made. Songs like Big Iron Water,
Speaker 3: great Western tunes. And that's what I always think about
Speaker 3: when I think about Glendale, Arizona. I think about the
Speaker 3: great Marty Robbins and making music in the twentieth century,
Speaker 3: real country music, for real singing cowboy. Now it's time
Speaker 3: for quicking.
Speaker 7: Look to the ms, quick, hitch, come make it quick, y'all.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, another day. I work out to the Dodgers
Speaker 3: tomorrow for a spring training game. We told you Yoshi
Speaker 3: Yamamoto starts tomorrow Jackson Ferris from Farris State, just like
Speaker 3: Trinidad Chambliss, that's not true, but he starts Sunday, and
Speaker 3: Roki Sasaki will make a start at some point next week.
Speaker 3: We'll be all over it with all of our coverage.
Speaker 3: Not to pounce on you a schedule talk, hats, but
Speaker 3: how many games are we running during the week next week?
Speaker 3: A couple, Jewel, I.
Speaker 7: Know there's no game on Monday, but there's a couple next.
Speaker 3: Week, Jachel.
Speaker 7: I remember, it's not really gonna affect the patrol some
Speaker 7: money show because those are noons.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 7: But you know, Ronnie, though, are going to get a
Speaker 7: much deserved couple of days off.
Speaker 3: Yeah. They work hard. A lot of vagary from you.
Speaker 3: Kate's very vague schedule talk there. We lack more precision
Speaker 3: with our schedule talk. Chowey Otani is expected to dh
Speaker 3: this weekend. The Lakers are thirty three and twenty one.
Speaker 3: They're the fifth seed in the West, and they host
Speaker 3: the Clippers twenty seven to twenty eight two night. Lebron
Speaker 3: James lefty swords has been downgraded to questionable, which is
Speaker 3: like that emoji of the guy shrugging his shoulders. The
Speaker 3: Lakers have only had Lebron, Luca and Aar together in
Speaker 3: the starting lineup for ten measlely games this season. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: the Clippers coming off a win over the Nuggets last night,
Speaker 3: But then Kawhi Leonard made this comment following the game
Speaker 3: when asked about the new lineup and the new roster
Speaker 3: and their chances of contending.
Speaker 8: Just a Bellevm over time. I mean, I think it's
Speaker 8: over now. It's this second half, like fourth of the
Speaker 8: season left. But you know, every day is a day
Speaker 8: to grow, a day to learn and get better. So
Speaker 8: you know, you just got to keep looking over time
Speaker 8: and see in two weeks if we getting better, and
Speaker 8: you know, you know, see what happens from now.
Speaker 7: So we're righting off the season. Is that what he
Speaker 7: did one game after the All Star break?
Speaker 3: Is that what he did?
Speaker 7: I mean basically said that they're out of the contention
Speaker 7: for winning a championship. Well, we'll see what happens in
Speaker 7: two weeks. I mean, they're gonna make the playoffs. But
Speaker 7: doesn't sound like a guy who's very confident this team
Speaker 7: can go deep.
Speaker 3: Well, he didn't know he was gonna score thirty one
Speaker 3: in that game or whatever in the All Star Game
Speaker 3: that was meaningless, but he did tomorrow. You see, LA
Speaker 3: host number ten Illinois and Polly mc cronin went to
Speaker 3: the media today and talked for the first time since
Speaker 3: that horrid night in East Lansing where he lost his mind.
Speaker 3: Here's part of that.
Speaker 9: First of all, I want you guys to know so
Speaker 9: I'm already apologized to Steve. Okay.
Speaker 2: I thought that he took.
Speaker 9: The guy out like the kid at Providence took the
Speaker 9: guy from Saint John's out. It's the only reason I
Speaker 9: sent him to the locker room. I thought he literally
Speaker 9: made a dirty play and tried to wipe the guy out.
Speaker 9: Now I don't have the film. Once I saw the film,
Speaker 9: I mean, he still got an f one. To be
Speaker 9: honest with you, I don't even know if he deserved
Speaker 9: that when I watched it. You know, coaches thought the
Speaker 9: same thing when I communicated with him. But I thought
Speaker 9: he tried to wipe the guy out, which to me,
Speaker 9: you know, that's a bad play. Like, you can't be
Speaker 9: down twenty five, you're getting your butt kicked. Don't try
Speaker 9: to take somebody out, hurt somebody. On the other team,
Speaker 9: which is what I thought. Now I'm short, I was
Speaker 9: blocked him on the other end. Obviously their reaction I
Speaker 9: thought he tried to crush this kid. I think it
Speaker 9: was coop. So anyway, I apologized to Steve. You know,
Speaker 9: you know I'm trying to protect it, like I take
Speaker 9: it really serious, like our guys don't get text our guys.
Speaker 9: We're not taking guys out in the air. You know,
Speaker 9: the brand is important to me, so but you know
Speaker 9: I was wrong. I apologized to and that being said,
Speaker 9: the brand's important to me. So I need to dial
Speaker 9: back to some of my humor bends. So I apologize.
Speaker 9: You know, sometimes I'm too candid, like for example, talking
Speaker 9: about how bad our flight was after the NCAA tournament.
Speaker 9: I'm lucky to coach here, and like my advice, I've
Speaker 9: said this to guys, like, you know, you get older,
Speaker 9: lose all your hair, and I have to have facial
Speaker 9: hair now because I don't want to look like mister clean.
Speaker 9: But you have to you have to realize, like and
Speaker 9: I have to do a better job of this that
Speaker 9: in this climate, you've got to be careful with what
Speaker 9: you say because my like I'm not here, I'm a
Speaker 9: good fit here because I know I'm not bigger than
Speaker 9: the brand, and the brand matters here, the school matters.
Speaker 9: The last thing I want to do is bring negative
Speaker 9: publicity to our school. And sometimes because it's not about me,
Speaker 9: I don't care what people.
Speaker 8: Think about me.
Speaker 9: I need to do a better job knowing well, I
Speaker 9: am the coach here and I need to make sure
Speaker 9: I don't do anything to embarrass our school. So for that,
Speaker 9: I apologize, because that I don't want. I apologize to
Speaker 9: our people, schools, students, you know, everybody in our community
Speaker 9: because it's important you at these jobs. You got to
Speaker 9: raise money, you got to be friends with donors. I mean,
Speaker 9: I believe in all that stuff. So as I tell you,
Speaker 9: like you know, I'm trying to protect our brand. I
Speaker 9: don't want our guys taking some guy out ways in
Speaker 9: the air down twenty five. That's bush league, not what happened.
Speaker 9: But the same goes for me. I got to make
Speaker 9: sure did I represent us in the right way. So
Speaker 9: that being said, we got a problem. Illinois is really.
Speaker 3: Good and hockey very exciting Team USA with a resounding
Speaker 3: victory over Slovakia. My correct to say that Tim.
Speaker 7: They absolutely destroy them today. And things got chippy. Towards
Speaker 7: the end, Petros, one of the Kachuck brothers, got tangled
Speaker 7: up with one of the players from Slovakia and boom,
Speaker 7: here comes the other Kachuck brother over to help him
Speaker 7: out as a US beat Slovakia six to two, setting
Speaker 7: up what we all want to see at six am
Speaker 7: on Sunday morning.
Speaker 3: Petros USA VERSUS Canada. You and Don said there's gonna
Speaker 3: be all kinds of fights and it's really gonna pop off.
Speaker 3: So I'm looking forward to that, although I will not
Speaker 3: wake up for that. If I do, I'll just go
Speaker 3: to yoga. The La Rams they promoted a shield House
Speaker 3: to offensive coordinator. I know that guy.
Speaker 2: Despite head coach.
Speaker 3: I think I've interviewed that guy. Where was he? He
Speaker 3: had to be somewhere else. I've talked to him. Despite
Speaker 3: head coach McVeigh controlling the play calling duties, four of
Speaker 3: the rams past five offensive coordinators have landed head coaching
Speaker 3: jobs in the NFL. Shieldhouse has spent the last two
Speaker 3: seasons with the Rams, first as an offensive assistant and
Speaker 3: passing game specialist, and then as the passing game coordinator.
Speaker 7: I'll tell you where you cross pass with this guy,
Speaker 7: and I'm pretty sure you talk to him. He was
Speaker 7: the OC in twenty twenty three at Iowa State.
Speaker 3: Yes, there you go. I know that guy. Yes, very
Speaker 3: promising young coach and a good looking.
Speaker 7: Young guy, only thirty five.
Speaker 3: He was a scotted quarterback there too.
Speaker 7: In the last ten years he's gone from an ops
Speaker 7: guy and an assistant to now offensive coordinator of the NFL.
Speaker 7: Pretty cool.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's an up and coming coach. If it doesn't
Speaker 3: work out with the Rams, he'll be with Matt Campbell
Speaker 3: in a college, at a state college. Okay, there's some
Speaker 3: college baseball news, Kates.
Speaker 7: Yeah, this is big. It's getting ready to start right
Speaker 7: now over Jackie Robinson Stadium. But you can head out
Speaker 7: there all weekend as number one UCLA plays host a
Speaker 7: seventh ra TCU out at Jackie Robinson Stadium. You can
Speaker 7: watch the game tonight on Fox Sports one. Get to
Speaker 7: get underway here in just a little bit. Your chance
Speaker 7: to see the number one player in the country on
Speaker 7: the number one team in the country. Rock Chulowski, the
Speaker 7: shortstop for UCLA, is an absolute stud. Three home runs
Speaker 7: in four games already this season.
Speaker 3: Hey Chilowski, about that? Okay, let's let him play a little.
Speaker 7: Bit about Coach Savage's team took two or three from
Speaker 7: UC San Diego over the weekend. Then they had that
Speaker 7: Tuesday game, which we all love in college baseball. They
Speaker 7: beat Tulane and now they host TCU for.
Speaker 3: Lane was in town for a Tuesday tussle.
Speaker 7: Yeah, one gamer against Tulane UCLA one and now the
Speaker 7: horn Frogs are in town for three. This is a
Speaker 7: big match up. TCU is a power in college baseball.
Speaker 3: Well, something to pay attention to over the weekend. And
Speaker 3: what happened with Teddy Bridgewater. H the thing about how
Speaker 3: he bought everybody pizza or whatever like Rick majeris.
Speaker 7: Well, he was paying for uber rides and he was
Speaker 7: basically take caring, taking care of his guys and spent
Speaker 7: all twenty thousand dollars of his own money to help
Speaker 7: his players basically just survive and be able to play football.
Speaker 7: For him, when he was coaching high school football, he
Speaker 7: got in trouble for that. Now the state of Florida say,
Speaker 7: you know what, that's a stupid rule. So they have
Speaker 7: passed a new rule which allows high school coaches to
Speaker 7: use personal funds to provide financial assistance to players up
Speaker 7: to ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's probably the right thing. Help the people out
Speaker 3: if you can. But we will have the latest on
Speaker 3: the money changing hands in high school sports once the
Speaker 3: Trinity League get started again in the fall. Okay, that's
Speaker 3: it right, We got the lessons learned coming up, and
Speaker 3: then we'll get to the dead and a live guy
Speaker 3: Birthday of the Day. Clippers versus Lakers pregame show starts
Speaker 3: at six, and then baseball awakens from its short winter
Speaker 3: nap tomorrow. First spring training game here on Ami seventy.
Speaker 3: First pitch right after the noon hour. David Vasse starts
Speaker 3: though at eleven thirty.
Speaker 1: This is Petro Send money on demand, Demand.
Speaker 7: Throw some money, show on this Frogman Friday and five seventy.
Speaker 7: LA Sports here until six o'clock tonight, and then it's
Speaker 7: the Battle of La. Clippers Lakers. Kawhi Leonards says they
Speaker 7: are not contenders. Lebron James will he play? He's questionable.
Speaker 7: They've only had the Big three the Lakers this year
Speaker 7: ten games this season, so we'll see if the Big
Speaker 7: three are healthy enough to play tonight. How is he
Speaker 7: hurt when he played in the All Stars To take
Speaker 7: A two makes sense, makes sense. So he've been off
Speaker 7: since Sunday, He's got all week to rest, and now
Speaker 7: he's questionable for tonight's game because of nie soreness.
Speaker 3: I don't think anybody looks at the schedule with more
Speaker 3: strategy than Lebron James. I believe that.
Speaker 2: Of course, nychel.
Speaker 3: Oh, Yeah, he has a lot of schedule talk. I
Speaker 3: remember his whole routine with Dan Woiki. That being said,
Speaker 3: I am a bona fide hater. I mean, what can
Speaker 3: I say?
Speaker 7: But are you gonna watch the night or listen to
Speaker 7: this game? It's a big one Lakers and Clippers. Yeah,
Speaker 7: probably if they're gonna win. They're back to five hundred
Speaker 7: on the season.
Speaker 3: I'll have it on. I mean, you know, you know
Speaker 3: what a sportsman I am.
Speaker 7: So short it up all the time.
Speaker 3: I'll have it on and then I'll be back on
Speaker 3: the radio on Monday.
Speaker 7: You were Sporty Spices before Sporty Spies. Another four hours
Speaker 7: of great sports talk.
Speaker 3: I was doing there, great sports talk another four hours
Speaker 3: on Monday. As the wheel just keeps on turning and
Speaker 3: we are all banging our way through the winter. But
Speaker 3: it is time. It has been a great week even
Speaker 3: though Matt was on a tour. What tour the world tour, Jim,
Speaker 3: you're well aware of it. Stop number three to Night Washington,
Speaker 3: d C.
Speaker 7: Let's go.
Speaker 3: Just time for the lessons learned in great sports Talk
Speaker 3: Tell pictures.
Speaker 2: I guess he delivered a really sick with no concerns.
Speaker 3: Since lesson why lost meal? A rainy week which is
Speaker 3: always big in the.
Speaker 7: News and cold damn it's it's.
Speaker 3: Rainy, windy and cold, a lot of weather action and
Speaker 3: we're not built for the rain, so it upsets people.
Speaker 3: And the rain is as we approach it differently, as
Speaker 3: we discussed yesterday with our friend Don McClain, who we
Speaker 3: did worry one of us whether or not he was
Speaker 3: gonna make it in.
Speaker 7: We'll get there in a second.
Speaker 3: Los Mila Monas our our favorite two ladies from East
Speaker 3: La who do the rhyming couplets Los Mila Moness on rain,
Speaker 3: awareness of swift water.
Speaker 7: Ravers, rise and streets.
Speaker 8: Teddy rains are said to show see Kai grounds.
Speaker 5: Don't delay last flots Steichland out of say stay Sat, Bela, stay.
Speaker 3: Say La, God, I love them. We should get stay
Speaker 3: safe La and throw that in the machine.
Speaker 2: Say stay Sat Bela and.
Speaker 3: We always feel that way. Stay say La, even the
Speaker 3: people on skid rows, even the hobos that wish they
Speaker 3: could go back and infest Echo Park, Stay safe, stay
Speaker 3: sat a glass.
Speaker 2: Yes, listen to.
Speaker 3: And you know what I want to go on record
Speaker 3: And Tim Kats was against last Mila Moores appearing on
Speaker 3: the show, not against it, but originally there was pushback
Speaker 3: on bringing lost Milamores back.
Speaker 7: Well, if this were American Idol, which I'm again watching,
Speaker 7: this would be a hard no for me.
Speaker 3: Copy Yes. Bob Chestney with his message, the new UCLA
Speaker 3: coach who I lie? With his message to the players.
Speaker 7: The detail he wants detail, that's right.
Speaker 10: Who's the guy who thinks the otlets?
Speaker 3: What's his name?
Speaker 2: What is it Alan? So you should all know that, right.
Speaker 10: You should also know Willie out there, right. You should
Speaker 10: know everybody else that's in there, every one of the
Speaker 10: people that are doing your house cleaning in here, you
Speaker 10: should try to know their name, walk by them and
Speaker 10: say hi. Think of it as someone's mother, someone's sister,
Speaker 10: someone aunt, someone something. Because it is someone something, right,
Speaker 10: So let's just make sure we respect them that way.
Speaker 3: They're not here to pick up after you.
Speaker 2: They're part of our team.
Speaker 10: Right, they are part of our team, and at some point
Speaker 10: will have them come in here, introduce themselves with the
Speaker 10: picture of themselves up there and tell that tell you
Speaker 10: a little bit about them and their family. Right, that's important.
Speaker 7: So just do not think of them as they're here
Speaker 7: to serve you.
Speaker 10: They're not there.
Speaker 2: You're equal, right, they are your equal.
Speaker 3: They're just like a coach.
Speaker 10: They're just like any great player on this team, the
Speaker 10: best teams in America.
Speaker 3: It's never about any one person.
Speaker 7: Yeah, bos in all seriousness, petros I do love that message.
Speaker 7: They're not here to serve you. They're not here to
Speaker 7: bend down and grab and pick up your towel and
Speaker 7: all your clothes because you're too lazy to do that.
Speaker 7: As a student athlete, have some respect for these folks
Speaker 7: that are there to help you, but not serve you.
Speaker 3: That is fair, Tim Mike Vrabel made a similar speech
Speaker 3: to the New England Patriots.
Speaker 7: And look where it got them the Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: Yes, that speech be right, and a shout out to
Speaker 3: Isabelle downstairs. It works for the building.
Speaker 7: Lesson three, Lexan Trace.
Speaker 3: Bob Nightingale of the USA Today came on and discussed
Speaker 3: the Tony Clark scandal about the sister in law looking
Speaker 3: a lot like the wife of Tony Clark, which I'm
Speaker 3: assuming is her sister, And that was a real nugget
Speaker 3: at the end of the interview that blew us away.
Speaker 3: We're reporters here, Bob.
Speaker 6: You took it. I used to confuse it to I
Speaker 6: really did, because they, uh, you know that you know
Speaker 6: their sisters and so yeah, there are a lot of
Speaker 6: events together and stuff like that. So yeah, I remember
Speaker 6: they used to, you know, make fun of me, like, oh,
Speaker 6: you keep getting this confused.
Speaker 3: Do you know you not the only one? Bob?
Speaker 7: How about that.
Speaker 3: Unbelievable nugget. I mean, that's some real Petros and moneying
Speaker 3: right there.
Speaker 7: Nobody else has that.
Speaker 3: We have it. Lucky for you that you listen to
Speaker 3: the number ten ranked show in the afternoon drive nationally.
Speaker 3: That's just money that the sister in law looks a
Speaker 3: lot like the sister We.
Speaker 7: Got confirmation from the nightgo.
Speaker 3: We don't know who's gonna win or lose or what's
Speaker 3: gonna happen, but if there's a sex scandal within a family,
Speaker 3: we are on it, like freaking Scooby Doo's crew.
Speaker 7: They used to give me a hard time because I
Speaker 7: got the confused.
Speaker 3: Our mystery machine is pulled up right to the curb.
Speaker 3: What's the guy has sex with his sister in law?
Speaker 3: Or if anything is about Crenshaw, tell your ma, tell
Speaker 3: your pa. Can't nobody mess with the Shaw less than
Speaker 3: four the Lexi own quatrol oblo i madre oblo ipadre
Speaker 3: no mess audio can Shaw. Marcus Johnson and his new book,
Speaker 3: The Crenshaw Chronicles, LA Basketball Legend. Awesome interview with him
Speaker 3: the other day and a great idea to put him
Speaker 3: on by Tim Kates. And here he is telling a
Speaker 3: story about Crenshaw and how an assistant principal carried a
Speaker 3: shotgun and came.
Speaker 11: Across an article in nineteen seventy three, Sid Thompson, former
Speaker 11: superintendent of the school's first black American to be superintendent
Speaker 11: of the school's the La City School District. But he
Speaker 11: was quoted in the newspapers of sand they had had
Speaker 11: a locker check random and found fifteen guns. Fifteen you know,
Speaker 11: just start off shotguns and pistols. This nineteen seventy three.
Speaker 11: But but you know, when you're there, you can't keep
Speaker 11: the picture. When you're in the frame. When you're there,
Speaker 11: I'm fifteen years old, man, I'm just having a great time,
Speaker 11: the finest ladies in the city going through crinchall.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 11: We had a DJ, Kevin Spencer, who wrote a lot
Speaker 11: of songs that sold our record for Dick Griffy was
Speaker 11: head of the group called Dynasty. He was our DJ
Speaker 11: in the quad. The music would be blasted, people would
Speaker 11: be dancing at lunch time and it was just a great,
Speaker 11: great environment. Now there were a lot of fights, a
Speaker 11: lot of violet intodents also, but at the same time, man,
Speaker 11: it was just a mixture of all kinds of just
Speaker 11: fun things to be a part of, some dangerous, dangerous
Speaker 11: things to be a part of. And many of the
Speaker 11: people that I interviewed for this book were really forthcoming.
Speaker 11: One of the assistant coaches at Crenshaw talked about how
Speaker 11: he had to carry a salt off shotgun in his
Speaker 11: army jacket every day, and then he would get to school,
Speaker 11: he put it in his locker, do what he had
Speaker 11: to do as a student, and then walking home after
Speaker 11: basketball practice because it was so dangerous the neighborhood that
Speaker 11: he was walking through, headed back home, he backed that
Speaker 11: bad boy back up as students around him, they knew it,
Speaker 11: they saw it, but they understood the inherent dangers that
Speaker 11: was involved in going to crunch on those days. And
Speaker 11: so there's a lot of compelling stories like that man
Speaker 11: that filled this book up.
Speaker 3: Fabulous interview, unbelievable memories about the city back in those
Speaker 3: days and the city High School.
Speaker 7: It's a different well, it.
Speaker 3: Was, well, let's be honest, the city was black. It
Speaker 3: was before there was that big of an influx of Latinos,
Speaker 3: and it was after, of course, what they called the
Speaker 3: White flight, as we always discussed. My grandmother went to
Speaker 3: Dorsey High. So it's just a totally different time. And
Speaker 3: the city is still the city in many ways, but
Speaker 3: but not like that. And if you want to see
Speaker 3: honestly what the city actually look like in the early seventies,
Speaker 3: the Watt Stacks concert documentary that Richard Pryor did, which
Speaker 3: is like a black Woodstock at the coliseum, a concert
Speaker 3: with Isaac Hayes and a bunch of other performers. You
Speaker 3: will not believe the Afros, the people, just the whole vibe.
Speaker 3: And you could see the coliseum in South LA and
Speaker 3: it's all its Glory and Color back in that time
Speaker 3: that I couldn't believe that movie. I saw it on
Speaker 3: TV and then I bought it and watched it and
Speaker 3: it was the coolest thing, all right.
Speaker 7: Lesson fine le.
Speaker 3: Don McClain wants this lady fired. I don't think it's
Speaker 3: fair cool drunk Australia.
Speaker 12: Literally, the like the price of coffee over here is
Speaker 12: actually fun. It's more the price of coffee in the
Speaker 12: US that we are going to have to get used to.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure that the Iguanas, where are we going.
Speaker 3: With that one?
Speaker 12: But anyway, the fact that we've got so many athletes
Speaker 12: who willing to can Pete as well after her as well,
Speaker 12: she is just one of those athletes that you keep
Speaker 12: in their mind and you look at them and go,
Speaker 12: what an inspiration.
Speaker 7: She did apologize.
Speaker 12: I just want to take a moment, if that's okay,
Speaker 12: just to apologize. Look, I totally judged a situation, even
Speaker 12: have had a drink, and especially in these conditions it's cold,
Speaker 12: we've got altitude and not having had dinner probably didn't
Speaker 12: help as well. But I want to take full responsibility.
Speaker 12: It's not the standard that I set for myself.
Speaker 3: McLean said five drinks. And you know they might not
Speaker 3: send her to the States. In the States, it's a coffee.
Speaker 3: It's like, oh you might, it's two years from now.
Speaker 3: You might not make it. But God bless her, lovely lady.
Speaker 3: Bless it's sick, Leon, says Don McLain, responding to the
Speaker 3: Tim Kates, and I should not have added Kates. That
Speaker 3: was that's okay, responding to Tim questioning if he would cancel,
Speaker 3: and he did cancel today.
Speaker 7: He was scheduled to do today.
Speaker 3: But McClay responding to Tim about it if he would
Speaker 3: cancel because of the rain.
Speaker 5: You know what, Tim, I would give you permission, mister gunowner.
Speaker 5: If I ever called anybody and said, hey, I can't
Speaker 5: come in because it's raining, you can just go ahead
Speaker 5: and shoot me. Literally, if those words ever come out
Speaker 5: of my mouth, it's over. I'm done. You might as
Speaker 5: well just finish me off.
Speaker 7: Can you do it one more time?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: You know what, Tim, I would give you permission, mister gunowner.
Speaker 5: If I ever called anybody and said, Hey, I can't
Speaker 5: come in because it's raining, you can just go ahead
Speaker 5: and shoot me. I mean, come on.
Speaker 3: Don first, I just couldn't see you in court me
Speaker 3: and like playing that clip and being like, look he
Speaker 3: said it. He said, I could shoot him.
Speaker 7: Well you know what happened, all right, case a journ,
Speaker 7: this thing's over.
Speaker 3: You think you get him?
Speaker 7: I mean, don said it. I don't think it's but
Speaker 7: only if it's raining.
Speaker 3: I don't think that makes it okay.
Speaker 2: And it doesn't. It doesn't.
Speaker 5: Maybe if those words ever come out of my mouth,
Speaker 5: it's over. You might as well just finish me off.
Speaker 3: Maybe if sweet James was that's urny.
Speaker 7: Maybe we'll bring this up with James next week.
Speaker 3: It's not a bad idea. We could play that for
Speaker 3: him and say, what if Kate's capped.
Speaker 7: Dawn because he couldn't come and do the show only
Speaker 7: because of the rain.
Speaker 3: He smoked him. He said he could. Kate saw his opening.
Speaker 3: He always wanted to shoot somebody, especially somebody that tall.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll be back with Mark Petro said money
Speaker 3: on AMPI seventy La Sparts. Will finish the week with
Speaker 3: your dad and the live guid Birthday of the Day.
Speaker 3: Don't forget Dodgers start tomorrow. But to now alight, we
Speaker 3: got Clippers Lakers.
Speaker 1: Southern California's most listened to sports talk show.
Speaker 2: This is on demand.
Speaker 3: Lakers, Clippers coming up next, Petro send Money coming to
Speaker 3: an end for the week.
Speaker 2: We'll be back on Sports Talk.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a it's a four hour show, right three
Speaker 3: to seven on Monday.
Speaker 7: It is. Yes, we'll be with Dodger Talk.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Day will be back from Camelback ranch on with the
Speaker 7: show just a few minutes ago. But he'll be back
Speaker 7: with a full hour of Dodger Talk. He'll be on
Speaker 7: pregame tomorrow pregame Sunday Spring training baseball starts.
Speaker 3: Being first spring training game, like you said, Kates, No, no,
Speaker 3: Tim Kates, Morongo Casino, Dodgers on deck, pregame show until
Speaker 3: the season starts. But the first spring training game, which
Speaker 3: is a step in the right direction if you're a
Speaker 3: Dodger fan and who isn't Tomorrow versus the Angels. First
Speaker 3: pitch is at twelve ten. We are your proud home
Speaker 3: of the back to back World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers,
Speaker 3: the most popular team in baseball going for a third
Speaker 3: in a row. Be there for every moment right here
Speaker 3: on AM five seventy. A big thank you to Tim Cats,
Speaker 3: who not only produced this show but co hosted this
Speaker 3: show all week long. Does a lot of work? Puts
Speaker 3: in a lot of work. Are you working this weekend? Tim?
Speaker 7: No rare Saturday and Sunday off Petros. But I got
Speaker 7: some irons in the fire trying to pick up some
Speaker 7: more work, so I figured you would.
Speaker 3: And a big thank you to Ronnie Fosio at Ronnie
Speaker 3: Fossio on x is where he posts the playlist.
Speaker 7: We appreciate if you see me, you know, serving coffee
Speaker 7: or tea and like a barista this weekend. You see
Speaker 7: my name taging, says Tim.
Speaker 3: Say Hi, I've thought about that doing door dash, you know.
Speaker 3: I mean, I have an exotic name. People wouldn't really,
Speaker 3: it wouldn't raise to me eyebrows if people saw that name. No,
Speaker 3: no here Dasher Petros is almost there, Clippers Lakers coming up,
Speaker 3: pregame at six, tip off at seven. All right, Tim,
Speaker 3: I'm sure you're very proud of your dead guy.
Speaker 7: Birthday of the day, I am, and it is sports related.
Speaker 3: Happy.
Speaker 7: It would have been one hundred and fifth birthday to
Speaker 7: Herman Gustav Roade Junior, better known in the wrestling world
Speaker 7: as Buddy Rogers. Born and raised in cam New New Jersey,
Speaker 7: Buddy Rogers one of the most influential and charismatic figures
Speaker 7: ever in professional wrestling history. Known worldwide as the nature Boy,
Speaker 7: Buddy Rogers before the Nature Boy Rick Flair, who stole
Speaker 7: his whole look, attitude, and even stole his wrestling move
Speaker 7: No way, really, he.
Speaker 3: Stole the name from somebody Wow.
Speaker 7: He helped shape the modern era of what we know
Speaker 7: now is wrestling and all the money and television and
Speaker 7: pay per view events that they have. He began wrestling
Speaker 7: in the late thirties after a brief stint as an
Speaker 7: amateur wrestler and boxer. He was really good at wrestling,
Speaker 7: but he was better with his personality. That's where his
Speaker 7: true gift was. He was an actor. He knew how
Speaker 7: to turn it on in the ring. He had swagger,
Speaker 7: he had confidence. He had a knack for getting under
Speaker 7: the skin of audiences. He quickly became one of the
Speaker 7: wrestling world's most hated villains or, as they say in
Speaker 7: wrestling heels. Throughout the nineteen fifties and sixties, Buddy Rogers
Speaker 7: became one of the sports' biggest box office attraction, so
Speaker 7: big that in nineteen sixty one, he wrestled Pad O'Connor
Speaker 7: June thirtieth, nineteen sixty one, in front of nearly forty
Speaker 7: thousand fans at Old Commissity Park in Chicago. And here's
Speaker 7: how it ended.
Speaker 5: Oh a fine crock kit.
Speaker 4: Chris By O'Connor as Rogers man, it's toy load that kick.
Speaker 4: O'Connor's in trouble. Both boys almost count on their feet.
Speaker 4: O'Connor grasping his midrift in great pain, Rogers crying to
Speaker 4: crawl across to O'Connor and get that pin.
Speaker 2: Try to pit them.
Speaker 4: O'Connor tumbling across the mat.
Speaker 7: Did he get there? Boys approaching the ropes?
Speaker 13: Watch it now we had the count, We had the count,
Speaker 13: a free or Buddy Rogers.
Speaker 4: Who gets the pin and wins the deciding paul in
Speaker 4: this World Heavyweight Championship match. And ladies and gentlemen, we
Speaker 4: have a new champion. And buddy nature boy.
Speaker 2: Rogers, he did it.
Speaker 7: He defeated Pat O'Connor for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship
Speaker 7: back in nineteen sixty one. He would hold on to
Speaker 7: it for five hundred and seventy three days until he
Speaker 7: lost it in nineteen sixty three. He would go on
Speaker 7: to win the inaugural WWWF World Heavyweight Championship. They had
Speaker 7: three ws on that name.
Speaker 3: Oh I thought you just screwed it out.
Speaker 7: No, No, they had three ws in an F the
Speaker 7: World Heavyweight Championship of WWWF. He had a feud with
Speaker 7: Bruto Sam Martino. He helped lay the ground worked in
Speaker 7: for the WWF, which they took off a w His
Speaker 7: finishing move was the figure four grapevine, later known as
Speaker 7: the figure four leg lock. It became one of the
Speaker 7: most iconic submissions in wrestling history, and as we mentioned,
Speaker 7: others tried to duplicate what he did and who he was.
Speaker 7: Rick Flair openly modeled his career after Rogers, even adopting
Speaker 7: the nature boy nickname and his tribute.
Speaker 3: Did he do the woo?
Speaker 7: He did something like but he did that strut, you
Speaker 7: know that the Rick Clair does. He had that strut
Speaker 7: and Rick Flair copied him. He's in multiple Wrestling Hall
Speaker 7: of Fames. He passed away in nineteen ninety two, but
Speaker 7: his legacy lives on as one of the true pioneers
Speaker 7: with character, confidence, and charisma that made wrestling what it
Speaker 7: was in the nineteen thirties, forties, fifties, and what it
Speaker 7: is today. Happy it would have been one hundred and
Speaker 7: fifth birthday to the Nature Boy Buddy Rogers.
Speaker 3: A couple things tim Number One, it feels like the
Speaker 3: extra w was always excessive, right, And I still call
Speaker 3: the WWE of today the WWF because that's where the
Speaker 3: Big Boss Man and Hulk Hogan and Randy and Macho Man,
Speaker 3: that's what we grew up with. Number Two. The older
Speaker 3: I get, the more similarities I see between professional wrestling
Speaker 3: fans and NFL fans. I can see that, yeah, but
Speaker 3: a pioneer, there's no doubt. I mean he for the
Speaker 3: lowest common denominator. Buddy Rogers.
Speaker 7: Rick Flair looks identical. The hair, the look, the build,
Speaker 7: you know, the red shorts, the strutter around the ring,
Speaker 7: getting a hit in the head and like stammering around
Speaker 7: like you just got hit by an anvil. You know,
Speaker 7: just very dramatic. This was Buddy Rogers before the Nature
Speaker 7: Boy Rick Flair.
Speaker 3: Well, if the husband is at the WWE match, the
Speaker 3: wife is likely watching Bridget Jones, oh beating out the
Speaker 3: embattled Roger Goodell. Is Helen Fielding sixty eight years old.
Speaker 3: This is British news.
Speaker 7: Oh it is.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, that's okay. I mean from West Yorkshire, the
Speaker 3: outskirts of Leeds.
Speaker 7: It's never too late to get it in. If we
Speaker 7: want to get in here we go get it in.
Speaker 1: Its time for PNS, British News, United Kingdom, English News.
Speaker 3: It's time for British News.
Speaker 7: Cheerio straight, it's out.
Speaker 3: Obviously a talent for writing, went to Oxford and started
Speaker 3: working for the BBC in the late seventies and eighties,
Speaker 3: producing all kinds of stuff the BBC. She did stuff
Speaker 3: involving the Sudan which formed the basis of her first novel,
Speaker 3: and from nineteen ninety to nineteen ninety nine she worked
Speaker 3: for newspapers, big newspapers in London and her column, The
Speaker 3: Bridget Jones Diary, started in nineteen ninety five and continued
Speaker 3: until nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 7: So it's a real thing, The Bridget Jones Diary.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a it's a it's it's written by this
Speaker 3: lady Helen Fielding. So it's not a real thing, but
Speaker 3: it's inspired by a real person, gotcha, Maybe kind of
Speaker 3: like Sex in the City. There are four novels, and
Speaker 3: of course Renee zel Wigger, a chubby zel Wigger who
Speaker 3: doesn't look the same anymore.
Speaker 7: Shure it's good back then.
Speaker 3: Oh, I love the chubby, quirky Bridget Jones. Zel Wigger
Speaker 3: is a very attractive woman and very bulbousy. And that's
Speaker 3: what I'm looking for if I'm going to watch a
Speaker 3: woman on the screen. I don't need the romance with
Speaker 3: Hugh Grant or Colin Firth. I don't need any of it.
Speaker 3: I just like the chubby Bridget Jones. Lily Allen wrote
Speaker 3: a Bridget Jones musical that has never seen the light
Speaker 3: of day. Bridget Jones and it's characters are actually inspired
Speaker 3: by and this is why it's not really a real
Speaker 3: thing case. They're inspired by Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
Speaker 3: It's like the same.
Speaker 7: Oh I got you Yeah.
Speaker 3: These stories are so deeply ingrained, deep in the marrow
Speaker 3: of British people's bones, that they sort of tell them
Speaker 3: over and over again as the generations passed.
Speaker 2: I got youa But.
Speaker 3: Was the girl in Pride and Prejudice bulbousy and hot
Speaker 3: in that way? No Fielding wrote novels and screenplays. She
Speaker 3: wrote these screenplays for the Bridget Jones movies. As a
Speaker 3: matter of fact, she lives in London and Los Angeles.
Speaker 3: She was married to a Simpsons writer and executive producer,
Speaker 3: Kevin Curran. He died in twenty sixteen. But the Simpsons guy,
Speaker 3: he was way up on the Simpsons ladder. Everybody loves
Speaker 3: a pudgy, wacky Bridget Jones, at least they now. The
Speaker 3: kids don't know about Firth or Hugh Grant no or
Speaker 3: sell Wigger, who is now unrecognizable.
Speaker 7: I'm just googling a picture of her right now. Wow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she did something to her face. Yeah, it's like,
Speaker 3: why'd you do that? A lot like the girl from
Speaker 3: Dirty Dancing Baby, Jennifer Gray. She chopped off her signature
Speaker 3: nose and then it's like, well, who's that chick?
Speaker 7: Yeah, she looks completely different, right, it's very upsetic. I
Speaker 7: didn't realize she was married in Kenny Chesney. I guess
Speaker 7: I did, but I just forgot about that.
Speaker 3: I mean, I grew up with everybody making fun of
Speaker 3: how big my nose was. People still do from time
Speaker 3: to time. It always hurts my feelings for some reason.
Speaker 7: How could a girl from Katie text has changed her
Speaker 7: looks like she did? Come on, stay natural.
Speaker 3: I liked her naturally as bridget Joan when she was
Speaker 3: eating like a pizza and a tub of ice cream
Speaker 3: every day to maintain the bridge of Jones weight. That's
Speaker 3: what I liked, and I'll stand on that all weekend long.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Kate, Snakes, Ronnie, have a great weekend. Enjoy
Speaker 3: the Clippers, Lakers, and the Dodgers coming up tomorrow. God