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Speaker 4: Top story of it.
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Speaker 3: Top Story of the day.
Speaker 4: Today's Flip Top Story of the Day involves Sophie Cunningham,
Speaker 4: a basketball star who is bff's with Caitlin Clark. She
Speaker 4: is from Columbia, Missouri. She played at MISSOO. Just like
Speaker 4: coach Drinkwitz says, if you say m I Z c
Speaker 4: ou Sophie, she says it right back. She's a WNBA star,
Speaker 4: She's got a lot of personality. She's a scrappy out there.
Speaker 4: And I guess there's some kind of WNBA lockout going
Speaker 4: on or some kind.
Speaker 3: Of different I think a bunch more money. It's a
Speaker 3: difference of opinion.
Speaker 4: This is infickout knowing what's gonna give it.
Speaker 6: Frinch guys by no more money.
Speaker 4: And some of them are playing like that three on
Speaker 4: three league or whatever, like Angel Reese played and got
Speaker 4: a bunch of her knee bounds, which are rebounds.
Speaker 3: That she gets for herself, but she missed.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Generally, yes, I'm only marginally aware of the w NBA lockout,
Speaker 4: and I'm only marginally aware.
Speaker 3: Of Sophie Solf.
Speaker 4: But here is Sophie Cunningham on her TikTok, as so
Speaker 4: many young people do today regarding politics, or a girlfriend
Speaker 4: or a boyfriend, or a restaurant. They do or don't
Speaker 4: like or anything. What everybody does is just go straight
Speaker 4: to their phone and post a video of their thoughts
Speaker 4: to talking about it. And Sophie Cunningham, who probably comes
Speaker 4: out here to LA for model shoots and things of
Speaker 4: that nature, took to TikTok to talk about how she
Speaker 4: doesn't believe that Los Angeles are city.
Speaker 7: It's for her, So I promise you I am not
Speaker 7: being judgmental, because I think there's a place for legit
Speaker 7: everyone and some people thrive in different areas. I don't
Speaker 7: think I'm an LA girl like at all. It's just weird.
Speaker 7: Like people don't dance, people are like, don't even say hi,
Speaker 7: don't like they have no personalities.
Speaker 5: They have no personalities and they all look the same.
Speaker 5: It's weird. Please tell me that's not weird.
Speaker 7: And like all these personalities you see on like Instagram
Speaker 7: and TikTok, like all these famous influencers, like I like
Speaker 7: how they have found a space where they can feel
Speaker 7: like themselves and gain confidence online. But if you can't
Speaker 7: speak to people or look people in the eye, it's
Speaker 7: like in person.
Speaker 5: Is that weird? Am I am I weird? I mean,
Speaker 5: I know I'm weird, but like.
Speaker 3: I mean I don't know why we're so used.
Speaker 5: To talking to their phones, like talk to someone in person.
Speaker 3: Well, why is that just that?
Speaker 8: Ugh?
Speaker 3: Like, I don't think she knows.
Speaker 4: Like if she had lived the half Nelson intro with
Speaker 4: Joe Pesci from the eighties and that music montage, I
Speaker 4: think she'd probably feel differently. I think if she's ever
Speaker 4: been to Cerritos or even the Wiener Stincil across the
Speaker 4: street that serves beer and Sea Dog on Fridays, Sea
Speaker 4: Dog all week.
Speaker 2: Maybe we're all a product of our environments. And obviously
Speaker 2: we can't be as diverse as city as Columbia, Missouri is.
Speaker 4: Well she's just saying, we don't know, we're not as friendly.
Speaker 4: But I just don't think she's been. I mean, La
Speaker 4: is a big city, sure, and yes, there is a
Speaker 4: good level of rapidity in the Hollywood world. And when
Speaker 4: you're at a photo shoot with a bunch of weird
Speaker 4: Hollywood types that are staring at their phone and weird
Speaker 4: influencers and a bunch of TikTok types, yeah, people at
Speaker 4: in line at Crustacean.
Speaker 2: At Earth's restaurant.
Speaker 3: Thirty years ago that people used to go to.
Speaker 4: I just don't think Sophie Solf knows what she's saying.
Speaker 4: I think she's met some people that sock in LA,
Speaker 4: and there are a lot that do not surprising. But
Speaker 4: I don't think Sophie knows about the diversity of our city,
Speaker 4: and I think that she would be much more impressed
Speaker 4: than I mean. I've been to Columbia, Missouri. I did
Speaker 4: a game there, and the nicest restaurant in Colombia is
Speaker 4: the Red Robin.
Speaker 3: It's great, great, great spot, right.
Speaker 4: So if the nicest restaurant in your town is the
Speaker 4: Red Robin, maybe dancing and talking to people as a
Speaker 4: high priority is all I'm saying. But you know, words
Speaker 4: to think about from a young person. And that's the
Speaker 4: impression that we give off, much like the Mighty Mighty
Speaker 4: Boss Towns. That's the impression that she gets when she
Speaker 4: comes to LA. That's the impression.
Speaker 2: Maybe she's hanging out at the airwand too much, getting
Speaker 2: that Haley Bieber smoothie end.
Speaker 4: Of it feels like it feels like she's living the
Speaker 4: Bieber life and not the Ronnie Fossio North Hollywood. I
Speaker 4: changed my oil once a week life and I am
Speaker 4: having now I am having a dehydration meltdown and these
Speaker 4: people are here to help.
Speaker 3: That was a hot.
Speaker 4: That was a hot, and right now we're dealing with floods.
Speaker 4: And that brings us to the next story here in
Speaker 4: the FlipTop story of the day. You know, yesterday, Matt,
Speaker 4: we dealt with so much basketball aggression, and there was
Speaker 4: an explosion of aggression over the weekend that we went
Speaker 4: through in a long segment of the popcorn machines bursting
Speaker 4: into flame, the guy at Kansas State ating his players,
Speaker 4: Ed Cooley and Danny Hurley, attacking the fans at Yukon
Speaker 4: for not being good enough, full on fisticuffs between Providence
Speaker 4: and Saint John, the Texas Tech band bus getting their
Speaker 4: tires slashed by Arizona fans because they went to McHale
Speaker 4: and won. I mean, there was so much aggression yesterday
Speaker 4: and today it's cragit's I mean, there is no basketball
Speaker 4: aggression out there to really. I mean, there's the effing
Speaker 4: of the sister in law in baseball, but yeah, there
Speaker 4: is no basketball aggression. So I thought, you know what,
Speaker 4: let's turn it to the ladies. And so we talked
Speaker 4: about Sophie Soulf cutting down and now.
Speaker 3: What you forgot about one of the biggest basketball stories
Speaker 3: is did we talk about it yesterday? Yeah?
Speaker 9: Okay, and again I understand if you're not calling that,
Speaker 9: that's fine. You had the exact same play at both
Speaker 9: ends in the last play of the game, the exact
Speaker 9: same play at all that the exact same plan.
Speaker 3: Sorry called it on one side, didn't call it. You're right,
Speaker 3: that was more basketball aggressions.
Speaker 9: Than sorry, Doug, the exact same plan.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: We will have high school action and I call and
Speaker 4: use it notre dame to call a game, right, so
Speaker 4: there will maybe there'll be some aggression tonight.
Speaker 2: But Matt, you know I have said, anybody have a
Speaker 2: tuft of hair on the back of their head, but
Speaker 2: nowhere else that might make it so press.
Speaker 3: Movement Powell, that guy from Providence.
Speaker 2: So how do you want me to cut your hair?
Speaker 3: Just leave the afro puff on the back please. I'm
Speaker 3: just at the rest of it. Has life. Oh all right.
Speaker 4: I've ignored these ladies for a long time, our East
Speaker 4: La divas. I've there political messages and Dodgers.
Speaker 3: Matt their message about flash flooding. I think it's important,
Speaker 3: Thank god.
Speaker 4: Ls Mila Morris have a very, very important message. Now
Speaker 4: I'm doing this knowing that they're gonna slip into my
Speaker 4: DMS and go, would you like us on the show,
Speaker 4: mister Petros And no.
Speaker 2: No, they have appeared on uh on Jerkface and Jerkface already.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're done. But Los Mila Mones with their messages
Speaker 4: of the World series and think Blue when they're talking
Speaker 4: about the Dodgers and they go out to Dodger Stadium
Speaker 4: behind the fence because they're not allowed in, and they
Speaker 4: do like one of their little skits out there on
Speaker 4: the street. Here they are doing a skit about flash flooding.
Speaker 10: Rivers rise in, streets will flow, heavy rains are sent
Speaker 10: to show see kai grounds, don't delay flash floods. Steichlan
Speaker 10: out of say.
Speaker 4: Stay Satala, gracias Los Mila Mones one of my great
Speaker 4: great stuff there.
Speaker 3: It's listen, Matt, I know, like I said, it's great advice.
Speaker 3: Seekai ground quick water is very dangerous.
Speaker 10: Rivers rise and streets will flow. Heavy rains are said
Speaker 10: to show ski.
Speaker 3: Grow flash floods.
Speaker 10: Strexlent out, stay sa.
Speaker 4: Grasses miamgassa grasses poor la.
Speaker 3: Message very important to get it out there. I think
Speaker 3: that message reached somebody who was like, you know, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna go outside. I want you what I think it
Speaker 3: will if we play it one more time on a man.
Speaker 5: One more rivers rise and streets will flow.
Speaker 10: Heavy rains are said to show see kai grounds.
Speaker 3: Don't delay flash floods.
Speaker 10: Strexlent out say stay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know. I didn't know, but now I know
Speaker 2: that flash floods strike without a say. They don't announce it. Hey,
Speaker 2: mister flash flood here giving your heads up. I'm coming
Speaker 2: real flow that la.
Speaker 10: La.
Speaker 4: I think if Sophie had been with Peshi in the
Speaker 4: la you belong to me and she'd feel differently, no
Speaker 4: doubt if she was with Jerry Royce.
Speaker 2: Well maybe maybe we reach out to SOF Sophie's hall
Speaker 2: and say, Sof, come on, man, I know where she's
Speaker 2: start traveling in a bad circle.
Speaker 3: She's at the hotel Sophie Town.
Speaker 10: Ha.
Speaker 2: Yeah, get off, Samvicente, sof he la can last mile
Speaker 2: morees more.
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Speaker 2: I saw enough of this on the many Dodger. I
Speaker 2: don't know what you want to call him, the the
Speaker 2: shoulder programming social media Dodger site, the one with the
Speaker 2: now gnas like the one with the now gone on
Speaker 2: us tickets, girl, right, check it out.
Speaker 3: But you only won one and there's only one bad.
Speaker 2: But they were posting the quotes from Manny Machado and
Speaker 2: Bryce Harper.
Speaker 3: Oh we played those yesterday and we had a big
Speaker 3: party over it.
Speaker 2: Right, and uh understand, those are just the first two
Speaker 2: of the many that you are going to be hearing
Speaker 2: and seeing and reading over the next week to ten days.
Speaker 3: That was said by one Tim Katz and the seam
Speaker 3: Head Corner. Yeah love it.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 6: I mean, honestly, I think every team should be doing it.
Speaker 3: You know, they figured out a way to do it
Speaker 3: and just great for the game.
Speaker 2: Yah if it is. They may be competitors on the field,
Speaker 2: but of course there is a much larger battle that
Speaker 2: they fight, and that is the financial war between players
Speaker 2: and owners. In which the stakes are far higher, much
Speaker 2: more lucrative. There will not be a single voice that
Speaker 2: waivers from the idea that team willing to spend five
Speaker 2: hundred and seventeen million dollars on salary and taxes is
Speaker 2: some sort of negative for the game. So the players
Speaker 2: don't care what their owners of the teams on which
Speaker 2: they play want. If it is a player, if it's
Speaker 2: Paul's Schemes and the Pirates, or if it's a Marlin
Speaker 2: or one of these squeaky wheeled teams with pathetic payrolls,
Speaker 2: they do not care about what their team's priority.
Speaker 4: You're nothing but a squeaky wheel team with a pathetic payroll.
Speaker 4: You're nothing but a lot of talking to badge.
Speaker 2: They are instead singularly focused on their players' union position
Speaker 2: and a baseball system that'll pay individuals as much money
Speaker 2: as possible and add as many players, add as much money,
Speaker 2: with as much money and as high a salary as
Speaker 2: possible to their payroll without regard to any rules. So
Speaker 2: pick your favorite team, figure out what the face of
Speaker 2: that team is, and get ready for that player to
Speaker 2: make a statement. Similar and it was not a coincidence
Speaker 2: that Bryce Harper and Manny Mitchell made almost the exact
Speaker 2: same statement. I would imagine it was in their folder
Speaker 2: that was placed in their clubhouse locker by the players union.
Speaker 2: Here are talking points, let's stick to them. Do not
Speaker 2: waiver united. We stand what a normal ray all of it,
Speaker 2: lech will less all of it. That's what we're doing.
Speaker 2: But of course we're in a different position B because
Speaker 2: we're the Dodger station and ultimately for those that are complaining,
Speaker 2: for the owners that are upset about this, and what
Speaker 2: The Athletic wrote with Ken Rosenthal with Bob Nightingale wrote
Speaker 2: today in the USA. Today's headline set of bloodbath is looming,
Speaker 2: A lot of its centers on Tony Clark, having perhaps
Speaker 2: been a weak union leader. He resigned earlier. He has
Speaker 2: got some legal issues, sister on a payroll charitable organization,
Speaker 2: maybe not being on the up and up.
Speaker 4: Sister in law, Matt inappropriate relationship with his sister in law.
Speaker 2: Well, that would certainly be awkward at the holiday meal,
Speaker 2: wouldn't it now? And some'm saying that Tony Clark was
Speaker 2: what happened was, Yeah, you know, I was trying to
Speaker 2: I was trying to take the high road, you know,
Speaker 2: and just say it was like a financial thing. Kind
Speaker 2: of weird to be getting in your sister in law.
Speaker 3: Am his sister in law at the union office? What
Speaker 3: else you gonna do in that office?
Speaker 2: You got one negotiation a.
Speaker 4: Year finding myself with my sister in law here I
Speaker 4: am negotiating for the player.
Speaker 2: And some players said, is he really because it certainly
Speaker 2: seems like Rob manfred is is the one that is
Speaker 2: calling the shots here with Tony Clark as our leader,
Speaker 2: and the guy that's in our corner is this bulldog
Speaker 2: lawyer Bruce Meyer number two, or the lead negotiator, the
Speaker 2: actual lawyer with the log degree, with the precedent, with
Speaker 2: the case law, with the JD hanging in his office,
Speaker 2: all that sort of the guy that has Esquire after
Speaker 2: his name is the one that really has their best
Speaker 2: interest in mind. And they say Bruce Meyer was the
Speaker 2: guy post pandemic, before Clark overruled him that said no,
Speaker 2: we're not coming back, we aren't going to play any games.
Speaker 2: You will get no benefit. And then all of a
Speaker 2: sudden they were back to playing baseball. And a lot
Speaker 2: of people said that was Tony Clark, that this is
Speaker 2: the guy that wanted to dig in and really bend
Speaker 2: Manfred over a barrel and try to get exactly what
Speaker 2: the players wanted for longer than they wanted. They say
Speaker 2: a salary cap as a non starter for the players,
Speaker 2: and that no salary cap as a non starter for
Speaker 2: the owner. I don't even start with that. That's probably
Speaker 2: why Bob Knight get started as right. So I guess
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna kind of sit sit in the gates.
Speaker 2: Horses are gonna get awfully ornery and nantsy, and that
Speaker 2: gate is not gonna open if that's the case. So
Speaker 2: get ready for Trek Scooble and Pete grow Armstrong and
Speaker 2: Mike Trout and Vlatty Guerrero Junior and the list goes
Speaker 2: on and on and on. The players they're gonna be
Speaker 2: speaking through social media and traditional channels about why the
Speaker 2: Dodgers are great and why everything about them is great
Speaker 2: and why you would want them as the face of
Speaker 2: your professional league. They'll craft a message that'll certainly speak
Speaker 2: to fans. Even I feel like I always get her
Speaker 2: name wrong, but I'm gonna I'm gonna roll the dice again.
Speaker 2: And Kate's usually cracks the mic and he's like, well,
Speaker 2: that's right, that flat faced, widespread eyed brie from Chicago
Speaker 2: that was always complaining about the Dodgers getting everything and
Speaker 2: screaming and yelling, and she works blue. She likes to
Speaker 2: use the curse words. Even she will be able to
Speaker 2: relate to the players, because it's gonna paint owners as
Speaker 2: greedy billionaires that simply don't want to spend money on
Speaker 2: players but would rather pad their pockets and raise the
Speaker 2: valuations of their teams. And well, that certainly doesn't play.
Speaker 2: I might play on Wall Street pe but it won't
Speaker 2: play on me.
Speaker 4: Not When you have a flat face and widespread eyes.
Speaker 4: Do you might attract some white trash losers, but not
Speaker 4: discerning men like us?
Speaker 2: Exactly right, We're onto you. The game has grown exponentially
Speaker 2: over the last decade in popularity and revenue, and that
Speaker 2: other teams simply have not kept up their end of
Speaker 2: the bargain and spent the requisite amount to be competitive
Speaker 2: is not the player's fault. Is not the fault of
Speaker 2: no salary cap. It's pretty easy case to make. You
Speaker 2: just point out the Dodgers are making so much money
Speaker 2: from everything we see when we're they're ticket sales, merchandise, poor.
Speaker 4: Busts they're making a ton of money, and they're arresting
Speaker 4: a ton of money. They're making more than anybody, and
Speaker 4: they're laughing. So if they don't have the favorable television deals.
Speaker 2: You just did the perfect haha. If instead of paying
Speaker 2: the players and shelling out one hundred and seventy million
Speaker 2: bucks in tax payments, that haha would be haha because
Speaker 2: all of it would be going to their bottom line
Speaker 2: and they would just be making hundreds of millions of
Speaker 2: dollars more than they are by spending a half a
Speaker 2: billion dollars every year on their roster. The Dodgers are
Speaker 2: the most popular sporting product we have seen in Los Angeles,
Speaker 2: and you can even argue nationally since the three peat
Speaker 2: Shaq Kobe Lakers. In Los Angeles, they are the most
Speaker 2: popular team since then, when that team won three game
Speaker 2: three titles in a row, when they had the two
Speaker 2: biggest superstars of their sport playing on the same team
Speaker 2: in the biggest market a quarter of a century ago.
Speaker 2: This is far and away the biggest thing since and
Speaker 2: it feels like it's even a lot bigger than that.
Speaker 2: They point out that not only the Dodgers spending money
Speaker 2: on the payroll, for players themselves. But the system works
Speaker 2: because they're passing out one hundred and seventy million bucks
Speaker 2: to the people that say they can't afford it, and
Speaker 2: the salary cap, of course, would nuke that one hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy million dollar tax payment. And again, this is
Speaker 2: a team that could easily spend two hundred and twenty
Speaker 2: five million be below the tax apron. That's one hundred
Speaker 2: and ten percent on every dollar. Not write that check,
Speaker 2: and they'd still do fine with Shoe Aotani on the team,
Speaker 2: with Mookie Betts and Freddy Freeman on the they would
Speaker 2: still pack the stadium and the idea like football. They're
Speaker 2: trying to compare this to the NFL because they're a
Speaker 2: twenty three billion dollars a year juggernaut compared to twelve
Speaker 2: billion for the Dodgers. Like that's that's like football is
Speaker 2: a one game per week. There is zero local television deals.
Speaker 2: It's a national product that is disseminated to thirty individual markets.
Speaker 2: New York and lah have two teams, so and it's
Speaker 2: delivered to even the smallest market in Green Bay. Like
Speaker 2: it's not it's not the same. There's nothing, there's nothing
Speaker 2: comparable between It's like, I don't know, comparing a Hollywood
Speaker 2: blockbuster to baseball, like that's just that's it's they're not
Speaker 2: the same thing. There's nothing that's that's relatable between these
Speaker 2: two sports and the way that they're delivered through the
Speaker 2: media or to fans, and I think to compare it
Speaker 2: to the NBA is pointless as well. That's their other
Speaker 2: case because of how small the roster is in the NBA.
Speaker 2: You've only got five guys playing at one time, and one,
Speaker 2: literally one player can completely flip a franchise Denver Nuggets,
Speaker 2: Nikola Jokic, Dallas Mavericks when they had Luca. Going back
Speaker 2: to the Cavaliers of course, twenty years ago with Lebron
Speaker 2: chances success.
Speaker 4: Lebron has brought to the Lakers Matt so much success
Speaker 4: in prosperity.
Speaker 2: Well, prosperity being the key word. I saw Tim Harris
Speaker 2: was retiring today. I don't know what happened recently that
Speaker 2: would lead to Tim to call it a career. So yeah,
Speaker 2: certainly prosperous for certain persons.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what happened. Here comes Uncle Lawn. That's
Speaker 3: what happened.
Speaker 2: So the NBA is completely different and by the way,
Speaker 2: like throwing a cap on top of all this thing.
Speaker 3: Uncle lawn, Uncle Log's at the door.
Speaker 2: I got twenty four million bucks. I'm getting out of here.
Speaker 3: Are you at the Great Western Farm or are you
Speaker 3: over hearing us? Stables?
Speaker 2: Have fun with that, guys, I'm gonna call it a career.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you heard, but I was one
Speaker 2: of the eight people that got the twenty four million bucks.
Speaker 2: Those two numbers are tied in together, and uh, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna be calling it. I'm gonna go ahead and just
Speaker 2: head on out of here now.
Speaker 3: Basebally with a lot more responsibility roster.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, you got it. It's players aren't ready
Speaker 2: to lace it up and get on a court when
Speaker 2: they're nineteen years old and have an impact by the
Speaker 2: time they're twenty one, like Jason Tatum did, or you know,
Speaker 2: the Deer and Fox did. Like That's not how it
Speaker 2: works in baseball. You know, you're typically in your fifth
Speaker 2: or sixth season through the minor leagues before you're ready
Speaker 2: to or third or fourth, you know, before you're ready
Speaker 2: to contribute like that. And it's a small contribution unless
Speaker 2: you're an ace pitcher like Paul's Skeens, Like that's the
Speaker 2: old and look what that's done for the Pirates. Nothing.
Speaker 2: They just have a two time Cy Young Award winner
Speaker 2: that's got very little else that that he can do
Speaker 2: because the team is so bad, so like you can't
Speaker 2: compare it to basketball. And again, I just find it
Speaker 2: almost impossible to believe that they're going to walk away
Speaker 2: from this. That they're up to twelve billion gross dollars
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty five and they have TV deals coming
Speaker 2: in two years that's going to blow past that number
Speaker 2: and get him into that sixteen seventeen billion dollars a
Speaker 2: year range. And if everything in baseball is so bad,
Speaker 2: then then why are the Dodgers arguably the most popular
Speaker 2: franchise of any sport in America right now? Like that's
Speaker 2: just that's the reality. When you talk about merchandise, sayes
Speaker 2: ticket sales, percentage of ballparks that are sold out when
Speaker 2: they come to town, it's impossible to argue the case
Speaker 2: that this is, for whatever reason, not working for the league.
Speaker 2: It's might not be working for teams at the in
Speaker 2: the bottom third of the league, but as far as
Speaker 2: the health of the Major League, of the Major League
Speaker 2: Baseball product, is it's working swimmingly well, and I would
Speaker 2: assume that's why this thing is not going to change,
Speaker 2: no matter how pissed off the owners of these crappy
Speaker 2: teams might be.
Speaker 3: All right, Matt, I feel you.
Speaker 4: I hope that they fix it too, because I don't
Speaker 4: want to be sitting here doing four hour shows every.
Speaker 3: Day like COVID.
Speaker 2: So what's up with the structor too?
Speaker 3: Yeah, hey, we got anything new on the unrest of
Speaker 3: the players. And also.
Speaker 2: Look, okay, okay, well that's that's a positive. No, what's
Speaker 2: gonna give it?
Speaker 3: Fritch guys by another more money?
Speaker 4: Also, Matt, corrections and retractions, corrections, and my midday show
Speaker 4: is Monks and Merrill, Monks and Meryl, not Miller and Monk,
Speaker 4: but Monks and Merrill. And also Tony Clark was heard
Speaker 4: singing along with the song, saying, here I am doing
Speaker 4: it on with my sister in law, my sister in law, LA,
Speaker 4: you belong to me.
Speaker 2: I think it's just some financial Uh.
Speaker 3: No, Matt's unfortunate.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 4: Coming up next, we've got Only Kate's Cares, a very
Speaker 4: exciting version of Only Kate's Cares.
Speaker 2: You're down with occ you know me?
Speaker 3: Matt, It's a four hour show and Kate's is teeming
Speaker 3: with stories.
Speaker 1: Southern California's most listened to sports talk show.
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Speaker 2: everywhere on the iHeartRadio at first spring training game here
Speaker 2: with the Dodgers going to be this Saturday. Is their
Speaker 2: first spring training game out of Camelback Range Saturday against
Speaker 2: the Angels. First pitch just after twelve noon twelve ten pm,
Speaker 2: so days away. And of course you can hear it
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Speaker 2: LA Sports tab twelve ten pm our first bit of
Speaker 2: spring training action.
Speaker 4: Here I am with Tim Kaits in the studio and
Speaker 4: Tim has a briefcase of stories and it is only
Speaker 4: Kate's care.
Speaker 1: Now for a segment that I've already lost interest in
Speaker 1: before this open is finished.
Speaker 11: Well, here are three stories I think you guys might
Speaker 11: be into. We'll start off with a little college football.
Speaker 11: Maybe this will grab your attention, guys.
Speaker 4: Is it about sack to the mac for the big
Speaker 4: ball sack game between Ball State and Sacramento State.
Speaker 3: No, but that game he gets here, ball sack game,
Speaker 3: Ball State Sack State twin balls.
Speaker 4: I mean we might have to hire our own broadcast
Speaker 4: crew to go out there cover. Now this involved will
Speaker 4: be calling the ball sack game for the Petros and
Speaker 4: Money Radio Network.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna trow two eyeballs on my sack.
Speaker 3: Play.
Speaker 11: Now, this this involves UCLA's new football coach, Bob Chesney.
Speaker 3: We love Bob chess Day. I just hope he doesn't
Speaker 3: fall in with the wrong crowd.
Speaker 11: We hope he doesn't do that either. He was a
Speaker 11: guest on the Petros Some Money show just a couple
Speaker 11: of weeks ago. Seems like a great guy. He has
Speaker 11: been successful everywhere he goes, and the reason is because
Speaker 11: he's got good capetial salve regina is his attention to detail.
Speaker 11: Here he is addressing the team over the weekend, and
Speaker 11: this is what he's expecting out of UCLA football players.
Speaker 6: Who's the guy that thinks the omelets? What's his name?
Speaker 11: He's asking the players, what is the name of the
Speaker 11: guy who makes the omiss have an Omelet guy inside
Speaker 11: the Wasserman Athletic.
Speaker 6: College Football Who's the guy that thinks the Omelets? What's
Speaker 6: his name?
Speaker 3: Alan? His name is Alan? I thought they said, I
Speaker 3: know it's Alan Alan.
Speaker 8: So you should all know that, right. You should also
Speaker 8: know Willie out there, right. You should know everybody else
Speaker 8: that's in there, every one of the people that are doing.
Speaker 6: A house cleaning in here. You should try to know
Speaker 6: their name. Walk by them and say hi.
Speaker 8: Think of it as someone's mother, someone's sister, someone aunt,
Speaker 8: someone something, because it is someone something, right, So let's
Speaker 8: just make sure we respect them that way. They're not
Speaker 8: here to pick up after you. They're part of our team, right,
Speaker 8: they are part of our team. And some point we'll
Speaker 8: have them come in here and introduce themselves with the
Speaker 8: picture of themselves up there and tell that tell you
Speaker 8: a little bit about them and their family, right, that's important.
Speaker 6: So just do not think of them as they're here
Speaker 6: to serve you. They're not there. You're equal, right, they
Speaker 6: are your equal. They're just like a coach. They're just
Speaker 6: like any great player on this team, the best teams
Speaker 6: in America. It's never about any one person.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, just about one person, and that leads me
Speaker 11: to that speech with that pitch.
Speaker 3: Kate McNown was in the room.
Speaker 4: I wish mcmown was there to hear that with his
Speaker 4: handicapped placard and his me attitude. At least when I
Speaker 4: parked in a handicapped spot, I didn't have a placard
Speaker 4: or anything.
Speaker 3: It's raw dog, all right.
Speaker 2: How many tickets did you get? Peak?
Speaker 3: Hundreds?
Speaker 11: The Holy Grail of Pokemon has officially de thrown, de
Speaker 11: thrown the kings of baseball and basketball.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 11: Logan Paul's ps I ten this star Pinka Chew illustrator,
Speaker 11: Pikachew whatever it is.
Speaker 2: It's bizarro Pikachu pach.
Speaker 4: It's drunk Pikachu stuff like a Pikachew.
Speaker 11: Logan Paul's ps A ten Pika Chew Illustrators sold for
Speaker 11: sixteen point four million dollars over the week.
Speaker 4: A card a Pokemon card, making it the most million
Speaker 4: dollar Pokemon car desired and highest paid card ever sold,
Speaker 4: beating Michael Jordan Kobe Bryant's Dual Logo Man Auto Upper
Speaker 4: Deck two thousand and seven card that sold for twelve
Speaker 4: point nine million dollars last summer.
Speaker 3: Oh, that guy's just crying in the gutter right now. Now,
Speaker 3: here's here's the catch.
Speaker 11: It's one of thirty nine cards that are out there
Speaker 11: from nineteen ninety eight original print pikachuw Illustrator cards.
Speaker 3: And here's the catch.
Speaker 11: How the thirty nine that are out there, only one's
Speaker 11: got a PSA grade ten. This card it's a one
Speaker 11: of one of one of one of one. It's the
Speaker 11: most rarest card out there for Pokemon collectors.
Speaker 3: That's why are the other thirty eight all beat up
Speaker 3: and some kid peed on him?
Speaker 1: Or what?
Speaker 3: PSA nine's graded eights graded?
Speaker 11: I don't they're only worth four million dollars, not the
Speaker 11: sixteen A pretty big four million dollars. And now you're
Speaker 11: wondering who bought this? A. J. Sakramucci Huh, I thought
Speaker 11: Logan Paul bought it. He Logan Paul put it up
Speaker 11: for bid and sold it. He is a venture capitalist
Speaker 11: and the son of former White House Communications director Anthony oh.
Speaker 3: Scaramucie scaram Scaramuchi, the mooch.
Speaker 11: Scaramuccie is worth a lot of money, really, and says
Speaker 11: his ambition is to start a new company called Treasure Trove,
Speaker 11: dedicated to acquiring the world's most significant cultural artifact.
Speaker 4: Gotta catch them all now. So Logan Paul sold the
Speaker 4: card to Scaramouch.
Speaker 11: Scaramooch bought it, and this is the first of his collection,
Speaker 11: his treasure trove that he's putting together. He says he's
Speaker 11: already bought and is waiting to get a t rex
Speaker 11: dinosaur fossil, and then he's gonna move on from the
Speaker 11: and trying to grab one of one's originals that are
Speaker 11: out there.
Speaker 3: Last year, Ben Dodgers.
Speaker 2: Does he have that?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 2: Does he have the uh? The board Ape Yachtsman? Did
Speaker 2: he buy that n f T as well?
Speaker 3: I think the board Ape has really plummeted in value.
Speaker 3: Did you see the n fts are worth like nothing?
Speaker 10: Now?
Speaker 3: Well, of course they are worth nothing.
Speaker 2: We could have we could have seen that when the
Speaker 2: Boardape Yachtsman was So you did this story like five
Speaker 2: years ago. Did you see what the boarding.
Speaker 3: I don't even don't even know who it is.
Speaker 4: And then COVID hits and all of a sudden, everybody
Speaker 4: wants some garbage pail kip cards again.
Speaker 3: Scotty Body, what the hell? Adam Ball, Oh, I love that.
Speaker 11: Here's your third story and this is local and kind
Speaker 11: of hits home to me. Burbank Police Department posted a photom.
Speaker 3: What do you didn't know during how is your Weekend? Yesterday?
Speaker 4: Well, first Roddy said that he got the same hot
Speaker 4: dog and ikea that we were talking about.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's a big win.
Speaker 4: But you know it's not true, Matt, that hot dog's
Speaker 4: only available at the United Arab Emirates.
Speaker 2: Well, I just assumed he flew to the UA, he
Speaker 2: hit it, and then I flew back.
Speaker 4: I had to be like, I just couldn't deal with
Speaker 4: it with the text. I had to be like, I
Speaker 4: don't think it's the same hot dog, and he didn't.
Speaker 3: He didn't like that.
Speaker 4: But the other thing that happened and how was your
Speaker 4: weeknd yesterday? Was Tim Kates revealed that he saved two
Speaker 4: husky dogs on Sunday night in the Hills of Burbank
Speaker 4: that had escaped their owner. Oh and he helps some
Speaker 4: Armenian kids wrangle the dogs. So another Tim Kate's not
Speaker 4: all heroes where Kate moment.
Speaker 2: Kate's big in the community, So I'm here for that
Speaker 2: really gives back someone that that iHeartRadio should be proud of.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it balances out all his criticism of the
Speaker 3: Armenian culture. Oh you're talking about it?
Speaker 4: Go ahead.
Speaker 11: Burbank Police Department shared a photo on Instagram last Friday
Speaker 11: involving two adorable French bulldogs. At the Burbank Police Department
Speaker 11: were called out to help get what happened?
Speaker 3: What was wrong with the dog?
Speaker 2: Well in the picture?
Speaker 3: Yeah, like ten thousand dollars each? Right?
Speaker 4: I heard now that USC is not playing a Notre
Speaker 4: Dame anymore. They're going to change the mascot to a
Speaker 4: French bulldog.
Speaker 2: Sounds about tearing.
Speaker 11: A call for service, Officer Parks was greeted by two
Speaker 11: lovely frenchies he cannot resist, petty and holding and snapping
Speaker 11: a photo with him. He is seen holding one of
Speaker 11: the French bulldogs in his arm. The other one is
Speaker 11: taking a dump on the grass behind him. But that's
Speaker 11: not why people are all excited.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 11: Apparently Parks is a good looking young man and by
Speaker 11: this morning, the post on Instagram by Burbank Police had
Speaker 11: two hundred thousand likes three thousand comments, all swooning over
Speaker 11: Officer parks good looks. Here's one comment, arrest me, but
Speaker 11: make it sexy. I committed a crime, Please come arrest me.
Speaker 11: Here's another one. I identify as a dog officer. Park
Speaker 11: wants to pick me up too?
Speaker 2: Does he have.
Speaker 3: He's a good dog officer, Parks. A young officer.
Speaker 11: The young patrol offers are in Burbank, catching the eyes
Speaker 11: of people on social media. And we're talking three thousand
Speaker 11: comments and a quarter of a million likes already.
Speaker 2: Yes, only they knew the chickens tickets that he's busy
Speaker 2: right ninety percent of the day.
Speaker 3: Now, Tim does have relations with the bb PD BP.
Speaker 2: You know him.
Speaker 3: I do not know him. He's a newer officer, looks
Speaker 3: very young. Is he a Korean guy, Parks or is he.
Speaker 2: Just a part question?
Speaker 3: Question would be a Korean guy?
Speaker 2: Park?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't think so. Okay, yeah, I don't think so.
Speaker 2: That's you.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll show you a picture of him.
Speaker 2: I have not in the studio. So that's why.
Speaker 3: Maybe his dad is half career but probably not.
Speaker 2: Oh, here we go.
Speaker 3: I'm looking at him now, good looking guy. Yeah, look
Speaker 3: at the dog in the background. I identify as a dog.
Speaker 3: You gonna use those handcuffs editing else?
Speaker 4: Tim?
Speaker 6: Uh? Yes.
Speaker 11: One other note, Burbank sports cards on Saturday to celeb
Speaker 11: come like garbage there and.
Speaker 4: And wave around is awesome Pokemon card before he gives
Speaker 4: it to scare mooch.
Speaker 3: He won't be there.
Speaker 11: But Saturday is Top's rip Night all across the country.
Speaker 11: Different rip night like rip it Up in a pack
Speaker 11: all across the country. Different uh sports card shops are
Speaker 11: hosting athletes and celebrities to help rip open cards. There
Speaker 11: you go at Burbank Sports Cards on Saturday at noon,
Speaker 11: you can see the voice of Mickey Mouse Brett who.
Speaker 3: Swaggy p nick you all right.
Speaker 11: Five o'clock Live Morgan and Roquel Rodriguez from the w
Speaker 11: w E to chick Wrestlers.
Speaker 3: Some dives will be there. Oh but if you get
Speaker 3: there at two o'clock on Saturday afternoon.
Speaker 4: Give him the timpany, give him Matthew's a big one
Speaker 4: Saturday afternoon.
Speaker 3: I don't think he'll be back.
Speaker 2: I will not coming back. I gotta go back to
Speaker 2: Indianapolis to see her Rodney.
Speaker 11: Burbank Sports Cars, Hollywood Way, and Magnolia This Saturday afternoon.
Speaker 11: It's Tops ritt Night. Even though this is in the
Speaker 11: afternoon on Saturday, you could see I'm not sure if
Speaker 11: he's signing autographs, are just gonna be there, probably just
Speaker 11: gonna be there.
Speaker 2: You can see him.
Speaker 3: Oh, I bet he's signing autographs. You know him, you
Speaker 3: love him. He started at Sierra Canyon, Brownie James.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you should go m see that, Kates, Dude.
Speaker 3: See Bronni Jay. I think I might go by.
Speaker 2: I'll try for that.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you at least have to report on it.
Speaker 4: Just drive by to see how many cars are there
Speaker 4: for Bronnie Jay.
Speaker 3: Oh, try for that every time?
Speaker 2: Every time?
Speaker 3: Man, do you think that is going to be?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 3: I'm just to warm up for Brownie James.
Speaker 2: Guys, Kate's come over here?
Speaker 11: Hey, who got a long line for me? I'm just
Speaker 11: the voice of Mickey Mouse. Now they're here for Brownie's
Speaker 11: here in two hours.
Speaker 4: The voice of Mickey Mouse is much more accomplished than
Speaker 4: Brownnie James.
Speaker 3: He really is.
Speaker 6: It's like a yellow.
Speaker 2: Officer, Kates.
Speaker 3: Hey, did seem I identify as a dog today? Not
Speaker 3: a mouse?
Speaker 2: Arrest me? Well?
Speaker 3: Thank you for only Kate's games.
Speaker 4: See for Bank sports cards on Saturday, Bronnie James, rip Knight,
Speaker 4: what what?
Speaker 3: I'll be there for the voice of Mickey Mouse at noon?
Speaker 3: I bet you will.
Speaker 4: We got another hour a Great Sports Stop coming up next.
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