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Speaker 2: Yeah, we're three fun fun fact, final hour fun fact. Pe.
Speaker 2: We are in the month of February, which means next
Speaker 2: month is March. In Japan, women give chocolates to.
Speaker 3: Just say what did you just say? Did you just
Speaker 3: drop that nugget? It was like scheduled talk that March
Speaker 3: comes after February. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Sure, it's exactly right, and we are walking that line
Speaker 2: right now here. On February twenty fourth, on Valentine's Day,
Speaker 2: Japanese women give chocolates to men for Valentine's Day. That's correct.
Speaker 2: They give the chocolates to the men, not as it
Speaker 2: come in one of those cardboard, red satin topped heart boxes,
Speaker 2: and the chocolates are a bit stale and the truffles
Speaker 2: are kind of gross. I don't know. However, there is
Speaker 2: a holiday one month later, exactly one month later, on
Speaker 2: March fourteenth, called White Day, in which men are to
Speaker 2: return the favor and give the women chocolates.
Speaker 4: White Day very popular.
Speaker 3: White guy running the board today, somebody.
Speaker 4: Got pretty excited about White Day.
Speaker 2: Exactly. It's typically white colored Valentine's excessible.
Speaker 3: Well, so Valentine's Day is kind of like Sadie Hawkins Day.
Speaker 2: Yes, and.
Speaker 4: White Day is to tell your bitch that special.
Speaker 2: That's one way to put it. I guess if you
Speaker 2: were to interpret it that way.
Speaker 4: Yes, hey, hey, tell your bitch that it's time for
Speaker 4: quickts quickets, make it quick, y'all.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Dodger spring training today took on the Mariners at Campbell
Speaker 3: Back Ranch. Next game is tomorrow when they take on
Speaker 3: the Hissing Snakes.
Speaker 2: Oh, Nolan Aeronato, Yeah, it's a.
Speaker 4: Home game for the d Backs. All the whole spring
Speaker 4: training is.
Speaker 3: Gooble says he will pitch one game in the World
Speaker 3: Baseball Classic. Crazy that Pingolore broke the story in the
Speaker 3: World Baseball Classic pool.
Speaker 2: Play and not saying if it don't come from ping.
Speaker 3: Actually, I'm just I'm that's fake news. Pingolore did not
Speaker 3: break this story.
Speaker 2: Oh, he absolutely broke it.
Speaker 3: But he's only going to play in that one game,
Speaker 3: and then school's gonna return to Tiger's camp. If the
Speaker 3: USA makes it to the finals, he will rejoin the
Speaker 3: team to root him on. But this decision was to
Speaker 3: make sure he stays on his routine for the start
Speaker 3: of the regular season.
Speaker 2: Listen, I know you only want to throw one game
Speaker 2: in pool play, but could you do me a favor? Sure?
Speaker 2: What do you got their skip? Mark de Rosa? Could
Speaker 2: you come back and root us on if we make
Speaker 2: the final. I sure will cheer us on. That mean
Speaker 2: a lot to the guys.
Speaker 3: Oh bye, gosh, by golly, I'll.
Speaker 2: Be there because that'd be great.
Speaker 3: Usc uc LA tonight at poly Pavilion. It is an
Speaker 3: exciting Crosstown showdown in the big ten of all places,
Speaker 3: Muscleman versus Cronin. The students at UCLA camped out overnight
Speaker 3: and they moved him out to the field, the innermural
Speaker 3: field where those guys were having the wooden sword fighting with.
Speaker 2: That one time stole that scooter.
Speaker 3: And there was a scooter theft that Kate's desk Cop
Speaker 3: Kates reported or tried to report guys taking that scooter.
Speaker 3: Apparently there's a big line around the arena last night,
Speaker 3: so a lot of people will be there. That should
Speaker 3: be an exciting thing. Bill Raftery think is on the
Speaker 3: call with Jason Bennetti. That's a really good broadcast team
Speaker 3: on FS one, so looking forward to that. Charles Badako's
Speaker 3: latest attempt Bettiaco Charles Bettiaco's latest attempt to play college
Speaker 3: basketball this season was rejected Tuesday by an Alabama judge.
Speaker 3: He must be an Auburn guy because if.
Speaker 2: It was like the guy that gave Triniad Shamliss the
Speaker 2: extra year.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, well actually Colonel rab was the name of
Speaker 3: that bridge.
Speaker 2: Real flu all the documents and wow, there is no precedent,
Speaker 2: and two other lower courts have said you cannot do this.
Speaker 2: I have decided I.
Speaker 3: Was moved by coach judges soliloquy regarding the pregnant ladies.
Speaker 2: Hey, I did tend law school at Ole Miss. Of
Speaker 2: course I did, but that has no bearing.
Speaker 3: I believe the Betioco judge said, there you go Worringal
Speaker 3: after he gave the guy averaged ten points in five
Speaker 3: games for Alabama while he played, And uh, I just
Speaker 3: wish I could have been that pa guy at Alabama.
Speaker 3: Like now, in his eighth year out of the G League.
Speaker 3: It's Charles Bettyako Betty Igo got chars old head Benyacle
Speaker 3: in his ninth year.
Speaker 2: Thankfully, that'll hopefully set a press for the other who's
Speaker 2: to say, unsuccessful nbas that are trying to come cash
Speaker 2: in some nil money at twenty four and twenty five
Speaker 2: years old.
Speaker 3: Lakers thirty four and twenty two. They host the Orlando
Speaker 3: Mahico tonight. They are the fifth seed in the West
Speaker 3: and they are fighting their ass off.
Speaker 4: Over who's to blame.
Speaker 2: Nice little moment for Lebron to use his mouthpiece Banana
Speaker 2: Boat to talk about Luca's lack of defense, relentless bitching
Speaker 2: at the officials about nonfoul calls from the moment the
Speaker 2: ball is tip.
Speaker 3: I know another guy that doesn't play defense and bitches
Speaker 3: at the officials all the time.
Speaker 2: It's like, yeah, I understand he's out there doing your bidding,
Speaker 2: but feels like it's the old Spider Man meme right there,
Speaker 2: my friend, I have a T shirt.
Speaker 4: With that on it.
Speaker 3: The Clippers are twenty seven and thirty. They've lost too
Speaker 3: in a row, and Mkawhi says it's over. They're sitting
Speaker 3: as the tenth seed in the West. They're off until
Speaker 3: Thursday when they host the Minies. So to Timberwolves, you.
Speaker 4: I said it. I said that. They said it's over now.
Speaker 2: If you were wearing that Spider Man T shirt with
Speaker 2: the Spider Man mean I have it, and you came
Speaker 2: across someone else that was wearing that T shirt.
Speaker 4: Well, I think you're gonna be.
Speaker 3: What you're gonna have is two guys pointing at each
Speaker 3: other and Force Spider and Force Spider Man's pointing at
Speaker 3: each other.
Speaker 2: As one unbelievable moment.
Speaker 4: It's great. It's like the end of Reservoir Dogs.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: The combine is where Matt is. It's underway. They don't
Speaker 3: call it the Convention Center out there, kids, they call
Speaker 3: it the CC. Players will start doing their drills on
Speaker 3: the field tomorrow and Matt will be there to help
Speaker 3: make turkey hand outlines.
Speaker 2: Right. I don't cheat, guys. You can spread those digits,
Speaker 2: but once I say stop, you need to stop, and
Speaker 2: I need to make the turkey. Okay, Now, here's your feathers,
Speaker 2: here's your googly eyes.
Speaker 3: Keep your head still, Raiders GM John Spytech met the
Speaker 3: media today. Matt talked a little bit about it in
Speaker 3: the last hour and he talked about Max Crosby out
Speaker 3: of Eastern Michigan in his future with the Silver and Black.
Speaker 2: Max Nowell remain in US.
Speaker 6: Yes, I am Max is an elite player, and I've
Speaker 6: been very upfront from the from the start when I
Speaker 6: got here that you know, we're we're in the business
Speaker 6: of having really good players on the team and we
Speaker 6: need we need a lot more of them, and you
Speaker 6: know it's hard to build a great team without elite players.
Speaker 2: What has been your communication? Like with Crosby was less
Speaker 2: a month or so.
Speaker 6: Max and I have a great relationship. He's in the
Speaker 6: building every day getting healthy.
Speaker 2: Right now.
Speaker 6: We talk on the phone, we text, So I have
Speaker 6: a great relationship with Max.
Speaker 3: The Silver and Black are back.
Speaker 4: Other trade talk.
Speaker 3: The Miami Dolphins have got to figure out what to
Speaker 3: do with a tongue of the law.
Speaker 4: They say everything is on the table, all are welcome.
Speaker 2: I believe it's somewhere in the neighborhood of ninety million
Speaker 2: dollars of dead cap that they would take a hit
Speaker 2: on if they were just to cut him without a
Speaker 2: team absorbing some of that salary to try to ease
Speaker 2: that burden. But he is not expected to be on
Speaker 2: the Miami Dolphins next season, so interesting to see how
Speaker 2: they're going to try to work that. Some people speculating
Speaker 2: that he could find himself backing up Justin Herbert in
Speaker 2: Los Angeles. Should he just be cut straight out and
Speaker 2: have all that cash to lean on.
Speaker 3: The Houston Texans say that CJ. Stroud trade Rimmers are moronic,
Speaker 3: You moron. The Atlanta Falcons say they will release quarterback
Speaker 3: Kirk Cousins next month, making him a free agent, and
Speaker 3: the Eagles have said they can't guarantee. Well, this guy
Speaker 3: was a big problem for them wide receiver AJ Brown. Well,
Speaker 3: maybe it's because he hates the quarterback Jalen Hurts, who's
Speaker 3: more of like a running back type. But hee, oh geeee.
Speaker 3: Let's go go see what the birds birds and Matt
Speaker 3: there's WNBA news.
Speaker 2: Yes there is. Thanks for leaving that for me.
Speaker 4: Damn you know we that NFL stuff.
Speaker 2: A Petrus was doing the news and then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, Matt took over and at six eighteen we
Speaker 2: can pinpoint it exactly was the moment Matt started talking
Speaker 2: that everybody tuned out of the Petros in money shows.
Speaker 2: So maybe we got a little bit of a problem
Speaker 2: here with one of the folks. The league told the
Speaker 2: league's Players Association, this is the WNBA folks and teams
Speaker 2: on Monday that both sides must agree to a new
Speaker 2: collective bargaining agreement by March tenth if they want the
Speaker 2: twenty twenty sixth schedule to remain unchanged. The biggest sticking
Speaker 2: point between the two sides is revenue sharing. In twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five, the WNBA, for the first time ever ever
Speaker 2: this league has been around for almost thirty years.
Speaker 4: Don Staley's grand old now.
Speaker 2: First time ever nerrated enough revenue to trigger sharing with players. Obviously,
Speaker 2: thank you to the Caitlin Clark phenomenon.
Speaker 4: Not just Caitlin Clark.
Speaker 2: Just Caitlin Clark. What Matt Aja Wilson is an exceptional
Speaker 2: and exceptional player. Sabrina Ionescu, It's fantastic. Diana Tarassi and
Speaker 2: Rebecca Lobo our forces to be reckoned with Lobo Lobo
Speaker 2: still up there, Don Staley. Swoops is what's just the
Speaker 2: one that's really bitter?
Speaker 4: Swoops.
Speaker 2: Somebody's stay still coaching at South Carolina.
Speaker 4: Somebody's very bitter on television.
Speaker 2: I think it is Swoops. I believe Swoops because Staley's
Speaker 2: still coaching.
Speaker 7: Up as a Southern American. You said something that got
Speaker 7: up underneath my skin.
Speaker 2: I am. I have kind of kept an eye on
Speaker 2: this just I do that I left it for you.
Speaker 4: Matt Why I left it for you.
Speaker 2: Right therelast time I checked, they weren't happy with the
Speaker 2: housing stipend that they were requesting in lieu of additional
Speaker 2: salary that would be paid.
Speaker 4: Just you know, you know, they got out to cross
Speaker 4: all the tea's not you know what I'm.
Speaker 2: Luck to them. May they get every cent that they
Speaker 2: are worth. That is why I think there's a little
Speaker 2: bit of a.
Speaker 3: Oh mad mad and you know, to be fair, people
Speaker 3: tuned out when to a tongue of Aloa joined the
Speaker 3: Chargers is the backup?
Speaker 4: That's pretty said commentary on us.
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Speaker 3: America's got a hockey fever, and when people want to
Speaker 3: talk puck, we turn to one of the great French
Speaker 3: Canadian princes of the City of Los Angeles and the
Speaker 3: hockey world and beyond, Luke Robatai, Lucky Robati, longtime friend
Speaker 3: of the Petrosen Money Show, President of the Kings. Kings
Speaker 3: are back after the Olympic break. Everybody's talking hockey and
Speaker 3: they will be at home tomorrow versus Vegas, Thursday versus Edmonton,
Speaker 3: and Saturday versus Calgary.
Speaker 4: If you want to get that Canadian flavor.
Speaker 3: Very exciting stuff here to discuss it all because everybody's
Speaker 3: talking hockey on your Southern California Toyota Daters Celebrity hotline.
Speaker 3: It is Hall of Famer and star to us all
Speaker 3: Lucky Luke Robotime.
Speaker 4: What's cracking? Luke?
Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 7: How are you a long time to talk?
Speaker 3: How have you been?
Speaker 2: We're doing okay?
Speaker 3: You know, strikes and gunners over here in the world
Speaker 3: of great sports talk just riding the Dodger wave.
Speaker 4: But have you are you surprised? How excited? I mean
Speaker 4: last year was.
Speaker 3: Crazy with the four Nations thing that none of us
Speaker 3: have ever even heard of, and then this year with
Speaker 3: the Olympics or we're much more familiar with. I mean
Speaker 3: everybody these games are at five in the morning and whatever,
Speaker 3: but everybody loves it. Everybody's involved. Does that surprise you, Luke?
Speaker 7: It doesn't surprise me because I kind of knew, like
Speaker 7: going in, especially what happened last year where we had
Speaker 7: the Four Nations tournament and Team Canada and the US
Speaker 7: went at it. They had fights and so forth, and
Speaker 7: so so it doesn't surprise me this year because the
Speaker 7: talent level is so high. You know, do I wish
Speaker 7: the game would have been a little bit later in
Speaker 7: five am? Yes, because you know, you go there to
Speaker 7: try to sell our game. But but it doesn't surprise
Speaker 7: me the attention up because the level of talent is unbelievable.
Speaker 7: You know, like any one of those countries Swedes, Finland,
Speaker 7: Czechs could win, but Canada and the US are the
Speaker 7: two best teams, so it makes it really good for
Speaker 7: a game when they compete play against each other.
Speaker 2: You've competed in it before, Luke. I mean, you know
Speaker 2: what it means to see team Canada and Team USA
Speaker 2: kind of how how big of a deal is it?
Speaker 2: Like how unlikely was the upset? It just felt like
Speaker 2: every time we would get to this point, USA would be,
Speaker 2: you know, coming in second place, Canada would would be
Speaker 2: the champ. And that's just kind of how it was.
Speaker 2: How big of an upset was it, And just if
Speaker 2: you can put it into context too, based on sort
Speaker 2: of the population of the team and what players were
Speaker 2: out there for each country.
Speaker 7: Well, the best player in the world is Connor McDavid.
Speaker 7: It's not even close, but the level of the I
Speaker 7: called the Jack Hughes and those guys is really really close.
Speaker 7: So the difference one that big. So before the tournament,
Speaker 7: a lot of hockey knowledgeable people said USA had the
Speaker 7: best goalie and on a one game situation, a lot
Speaker 7: of times the goalie can steal a game, and I
Speaker 7: do believe Canada had more chances to during that game,
Speaker 7: but third goalie was stole the game. He was incredible.
Speaker 7: Connor got won of the best game in the history
Speaker 7: of the game. I mean, it's amazing what he did.
Speaker 2: That was incredible, It was exciting and I would imagine.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you felt it after four Nations
Speaker 2: last year that Petros was talking about what does it
Speaker 2: do for the NHL? What does it do for the
Speaker 2: Los Angeles Kings. When you have a whole Nations, you know,
Speaker 2: incredibly invested in this sport and then see you know,
Speaker 2: this level of play come out of it, do you
Speaker 2: feel that bump?
Speaker 7: Yeah, we usually feel that bump. I mean, obviously in
Speaker 7: your market, you want to win games, you know, I say,
Speaker 7: if our team starts winning games and having a good run,
Speaker 7: now it's gonna bring a lot more attention.
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 7: What I mean actually both teams for the US, the
Speaker 7: women's team and the men's team, what they've done brought
Speaker 7: some attention to the game of hockey, which for me,
Speaker 7: ever since I've been Los Angeles, have been about growing
Speaker 7: the game and getting as many kids possible to play.
Speaker 7: So I think it's there's some momentum that that's gonna
Speaker 7: that's gonna keep going off of that and uh, you know,
Speaker 7: we just but you definitely want your team locally to perform.
Speaker 7: That's the key.
Speaker 4: What's it like, Luke?
Speaker 3: For these guys that want to kill you, I mean
Speaker 3: they were really, that's what made it fun is that
Speaker 3: these guys want it. I mean, it's not like the
Speaker 3: NBA All Star Game out there where they're you know,
Speaker 3: dunking the ball and shooting threes and laughing at each
Speaker 3: other barely breaking a sweat. These guys are out there
Speaker 3: trying to kill each other. How how is that so
Speaker 3: different from the NBA And now all of a sudden boom,
Speaker 3: they're going to be back to playing NHL hockey within days.
Speaker 4: How do you face a guy.
Speaker 3: If you knew him from the other team and now
Speaker 3: he's on your NHL team and you just wanted to
Speaker 3: kill that guy you were wrapped in the flag. Everybody's
Speaker 3: all angry. I mean, how do we recover from this
Speaker 3: with the NHL starting again?
Speaker 7: It is kind of that that part is crazy, how
Speaker 7: hard to compete and how physical those games were, and
Speaker 7: to come back and having to be in the same
Speaker 7: locker rooms. I think they'll look at each other. The
Speaker 7: guy that won, obviously can can is go one on
Speaker 7: the other guy, but definitely it's it's it's one of
Speaker 7: those things that it's a weird ceiling. But that being said,
Speaker 7: once you get back in your team and a playoffs
Speaker 7: such a long war and eighty two game schedule and
Speaker 7: you got a battle together. It's a weird dealing. Now,
Speaker 7: I do get a kick. I remember reading a few
Speaker 7: years ago Kobe when he was playing I think it
Speaker 7: was for the in the Olympics. He said he was
Speaker 7: gonna run pog assault. Yeah, and everybody on the US
Speaker 7: team was shocked. I'm like, we get that. Every shift,
Speaker 7: everybody's running each other and they playing the same team.
Speaker 2: So you know, there's there's some some great, obviously great
Speaker 2: moments that come out of the Olympics. But for you selfishly,
Speaker 2: you know, Kevin Fiala's out there representing his country, Switzerland
Speaker 2: and now he's lost for the year. We talk about
Speaker 2: it all the time, right, We have like Sho hail
Speaker 2: Tani and Yamamoto going to the World Baseball Classic now
Speaker 2: and the Dodgers are like, eh, not crazy about it.
Speaker 2: Kind of what is what is your feeling about guys
Speaker 2: going to play in the Olympics. Like you said, you're
Speaker 2: getting after it every single shift, But it just feels
Speaker 2: like hockey players are wired differently. We never even talk
Speaker 2: about this not being reality.
Speaker 7: Yeah, with a team that got punished hard because Kevin
Speaker 7: Fiella got hurt and he's going to miss a long time.
Speaker 7: So but I was a player and I wanted to
Speaker 7: represent my country. It's a it's a it's a bigger
Speaker 7: honor than playing in an All Star team because you're
Speaker 7: the best at the best playing in a competition to
Speaker 7: to represent your country. So it met everything. So I
Speaker 7: would never tell a player not to go. You kind
Speaker 7: of hope you go in this tournament and none of
Speaker 7: you guys are going to get hurt or any player
Speaker 7: as a matter of fact. But it's the risk you take.
Speaker 7: Because I've been working with the Kings and and hockey
Speaker 7: in the NHL, always trying to promote the game. I
Speaker 7: do know it's good for our game to go to
Speaker 7: the Olympics and send our best player there. So I'm
Speaker 7: kind of I look at it. You know that you
Speaker 7: got to roll the dice and and and hopefully no
Speaker 7: one gets hurt and it becomes a great tournament.
Speaker 3: You know, the Kings did not go into the Olympic
Speaker 3: break with a ton of momentum, But tell us about
Speaker 3: the trade you made and what kind of momentum you're
Speaker 3: hoping to build this week, Luke.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we didn't like the last few games we played,
Speaker 7: they were at home and we want to win them,
Speaker 7: and our guys were coming back from the long trip
Speaker 7: and we just didn't seem to have the energy we're
Speaker 7: in for a battle. We understand there's twenty six games
Speaker 7: we've been one of the best defensive team in the league.
Speaker 7: We've always said we need a little bit more scoring,
Speaker 7: and we had the opportunity to acquire our Tami Panarin,
Speaker 7: who's a pointed game guy in our league, a pointing
Speaker 7: game guy that's only you know, there's ten or less
Speaker 7: than ten doing that. So we really believe he's going
Speaker 7: to give us a chance to get an extra goal
Speaker 7: every game, and the way we play, we think that's
Speaker 7: he's going to help us make a huge difference down
Speaker 7: the stretch.
Speaker 2: And what about what do they do do they give
Speaker 2: you kind of like exceptions in the case of Fiala,
Speaker 2: where you know, maybe relieves a little bit on the
Speaker 2: salary cap for you to go out and get a
Speaker 2: player when something like that happens to encourage you to
Speaker 2: allow your players to play in the Olympics.
Speaker 7: There are no breaks like that. Don't give you any
Speaker 7: but but the way our system works, guys go on
Speaker 7: long term injured reserve and then you do get the
Speaker 7: cap space. The problem is they're not playing till the playoffs.
Speaker 7: But we don't think Kevin's going to be able to
Speaker 7: play until the playoffs. So in this type of situation,
Speaker 7: we're probably going to be okay. You know that we
Speaker 7: could replace him with another talented player.
Speaker 3: The Kings have fourteen losses in overtime this year, Luke,
Speaker 3: are you going to suit up for the next one?
Speaker 4: What are we going to do here?
Speaker 7: I know all we need to do is just just
Speaker 7: when a couple of those. So if we keep playing
Speaker 7: like that, you know, when we get in ot and
Speaker 7: next thing, you know, you get one or two extra win,
Speaker 7: we'll be fine. I like the way we've been playing. Guys,
Speaker 7: We've been playing playoff hockey the whole year, so that's
Speaker 7: gonna get us ready. We just got to make sure
Speaker 7: coming out of the breakdown we're the better team every
Speaker 7: night you.
Speaker 2: Have you know, you have Anshe Kopitar. I think he's
Speaker 2: announced that this is it, right, I mean I would assume, yeah,
Speaker 2: is that a little bit that's a little bit of
Speaker 2: extra pressure on you right to kind of, Hey, let's
Speaker 2: make sure we're in the playoffs and we got a
Speaker 2: shot at this thing. You know how different the playoffs
Speaker 2: can go from what your regular season record is first hand?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, and it's definitely uh, you know, Kope announced
Speaker 7: it was his last year. The pressure is on all
Speaker 7: of us every year, but he's playing real well. Unfortunately,
Speaker 7: he's been banged up most of the year and now
Speaker 7: it's the first time he's going to be healthy on
Speaker 7: this stress. So I'm really looking forward for us coming
Speaker 7: out and making a run to help him and help
Speaker 7: us down the stretch.
Speaker 3: Well, wrap yourself up and the stars and stripes or
Speaker 3: maybe one Canadian leaf for a shout out for Luke.
Speaker 3: And remember the Kings are at home all week. They
Speaker 3: got the Golden Knights, they got Edmonton, and they got Calgary.
Speaker 3: All coming into Crypto, the great Luke Rubbatie, a hero
Speaker 3: to us all and a shining beacon of hockey culture
Speaker 3: in southern California. We sure appreciate it. The only guy
Speaker 3: we thought about checking in with. It's not too angry,
Speaker 3: you know, because you know, you're a team president. You know,
Speaker 3: even though you're Canadian, you're a team president. You still
Speaker 3: got to talk, you know, chance to promote the Kings.
Speaker 3: We knew you'd have to come on. Luke, you know,
Speaker 3: Stoley and Army and all these guys. They they love
Speaker 3: to come on, but they're all crying on their pillow.
Speaker 3: But you had to answer the call. We appreciate it.
Speaker 7: The great loop Rubbati, everybody go there.
Speaker 4: He is dead and a live guy. Birthday of the day.
Speaker 3: When we return, Matt still at the combine, Dave's still
Speaker 3: in Arizona.
Speaker 4: I'm still here. This is petros Money on Demand. Thanks
Speaker 4: for listening, everybody.
Speaker 3: David Vassy's Got Chase Utley and Dodger Talk starts tonight
Speaker 3: at seven o'clock. In the very next segment, we will
Speaker 3: have another four hour show with calin Ye in the
Speaker 3: house on the Petrosen Money Show tomorrow starting at three
Speaker 3: o'clock featuring James Worthy, but Vassy features Chase Utley As
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Speaker 3: That was a overall company glitch and I don't appreciate
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Speaker 3: untoward message towards myself and the others that work.
Speaker 4: On this show. Yeah, I don't appreciate those.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, that's not our fault. That's a corporate glitch.
Speaker 3: It's got nothing to do with us. Okay, Second down
Speaker 3: to night. All right, Matt's got the dead guy birthday
Speaker 3: of the day.
Speaker 2: Well, timing comes into play on this one. Yesterday talking
Speaker 2: about ripping packs and Jack Dryer is saying had ten
Speaker 2: diamonds and we shipped it off to be graded. And
Speaker 2: I know about targeting. Glenn Dale Dave Kate's is desperately
Speaker 2: seeking status at Burbank Sports Cards and what's the holy
Speaker 2: grail of ripping packs? The most sought after sporting card
Speaker 2: in all the world. The last three sold for five
Speaker 2: point two million, six point million, you got it? P
Speaker 2: seven point one?
Speaker 3: Happy for card head around here? Who's the ripper around here?
Speaker 7: Nerd?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Hold on.
Speaker 2: Johannes Peter Wagner would have been one hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: two today. His parents German immigrants to Carnegie, Pennsylvania. Hannas
Speaker 2: was one of nine kids. Nickname was Hans, which is
Speaker 2: what a lot of his teammates called him during his
Speaker 2: playing career. He dropped out of school at twelve, and
Speaker 2: you guessed it to help his father and older brothers
Speaker 2: in the coal mines. Yes, in the late eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 2: At twelve, you were expected to be a coal miner
Speaker 2: in western Pennsylvania. But when they weren't mining coal, he
Speaker 2: and his brothers played sandlot baseball any free moment. They
Speaker 2: had good plan as four of them total, Wagner and
Speaker 2: while three other Wagners would eventually play professional baseball. Interesting,
Speaker 2: we all get it wrong all the time. According to
Speaker 2: Wagner's own testimony, his name is not Honus. His name
Speaker 2: was honis As in a shortened form of Johannas, adopted
Speaker 2: by his baseball teammates who didn't call him Johanns. They
Speaker 2: either called him Hans or Hannas. But it has turned
Speaker 2: into Honus after all these years. His older brother, Butts,
Speaker 2: had a brief major league career himself persuaded his manager
Speaker 2: to take a look at his younger brother, who was
Speaker 2: training to become a barber. Eighteen ninety five tryout landed
Speaker 2: him on five different teams in three different leagues over
Speaker 2: his first year of eighty games. The next two years,
Speaker 2: he was picked up by the Patterson silk Weavers, and
Speaker 2: then the major leagues came calling. The Louisville Colonels scouted him.
Speaker 2: They weren't impressed. Wagner was five to eleven weigh two
Speaker 2: hundred pounds, barrel chested, massive shoulders, heavily muscled arms, huge hands,
Speaker 2: incredibly bowed legs that supposedly made him seem unathletic and
Speaker 2: cost him at least two inches of height. That's a
Speaker 2: serious bowed leg His.
Speaker 3: Manager, that's more disability.
Speaker 2: I was like, damn two inches even with his looks.
Speaker 2: His manager convinced them to take chance, take a checks
Speaker 2: on me. They did. All he did was hit three
Speaker 2: thirty eight and sixty one games. The following year, Wagner
Speaker 2: was already one of the best hitters in the National League.
Speaker 2: In eighteen ninety nine, the league contracted the Colonels went away.
Speaker 2: One of their owners had already perched purchased half ownership
Speaker 2: in the Pirate. The Pittsburgh team back then took Wagner
Speaker 2: with him, and what did they get, Well, here's a
Speaker 2: sports Rider's account, Hannas was the best third baseman in
Speaker 2: the league. He was also the best first baseman. He
Speaker 2: was also the best second baseman, the best shortstop, and
Speaker 2: the best outfielder that was just in fieldy. He was
Speaker 2: the league's best hitter too, and he was the league's
Speaker 2: best base runner. When he fielded grounders, his huge hands
Speaker 2: would collect such large scoops of infield dirt that accompanied
Speaker 2: his throws to first base, making it appear like there
Speaker 2: was a tail on the comic. In August of eighteen
Speaker 2: ninety nine, he became the first player credited with stealing
Speaker 2: second base, third and home in secession. He would repeat
Speaker 2: the feed in two seven oh nine. He retired with
Speaker 2: the National League record for mostels of home twenty seven.
Speaker 2: How many first set ship.
Speaker 3: It might be kind of like us with ESPN Radio,
Speaker 3: you know, it's not or like baseball with the NBA.
Speaker 3: It's not that we are so good, it's that they
Speaker 3: suck so bad. It might have been that Haness was
Speaker 3: just that much better than everybody, and everybody was just
Speaker 3: that terrible, just like Sidonno and just like the NBA.
Speaker 3: It's not like Major League Baseball is really doing such
Speaker 3: a great job promoting their product that they've surged ahead
Speaker 3: of the NBA. It's just the NBA has been so
Speaker 3: stabbing themselves in the balls with an ice pick over
Speaker 3: and over.
Speaker 2: He won nine batting championships. They say his nineteen oh
Speaker 2: eight season, in which he was about to retire but
Speaker 2: was offered ten grand a return as arguably the greatest
Speaker 2: hitting season by an individual in the history of the league.
Speaker 2: He would play until nineteen seventeen, at age forty three.
Speaker 2: The T two O six it's known as the Honus
Speaker 2: Wagner Baseball Card, is the rarest and most expensive in
Speaker 2: baseball because there were only fifty seven copies known to exist,
Speaker 2: while other players from the T two O six series
Speaker 2: numbered five hundred two thousands of distribution. For some reason,
Speaker 2: only about two hundred Wagners were produced. Is why it
Speaker 2: is so sought after. In a vote by the players
Speaker 2: in nineteen forty two, Ty Cobb was voted the greatest
Speaker 2: player ever Honus Wagner forty three votes behind. Cobb was
Speaker 2: six votes ahead of Babe Ruth as the second greatest
Speaker 2: baseball player ever.
Speaker 3: Hannes Wagner I used to serve a guy at the
Speaker 3: restaurant we all did named Honess Toolving.
Speaker 4: He was a coin dealer.
Speaker 2: No really interesting imagine he dabbled in cards as a
Speaker 2: coin dealer.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I mean these are real that damps cards,
Speaker 3: I mean real coins. I don't think these guys, you know,
Speaker 3: those coin guys, they don't like to go over there
Speaker 3: to the Pikachu side of things, you know.
Speaker 2: What I mean.
Speaker 4: Here's a fun fact.
Speaker 2: Burbank sports cards used to be Osbourne's coins and collectibles
Speaker 2: back in the day before they flipped into a baseball card.
Speaker 3: You get deep down in there, there's a Buffalo Nickels
Speaker 3: somewhere at one point, Magnolia the old shop used to
Speaker 3: be half.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's an interesting crowd. You don't want to mix that.
Speaker 2: You don't want to mix a.
Speaker 3: Guy with a Bobby Bonilla jersey and a guy dressed
Speaker 3: like doctor Watson from Sherlock Holmes.
Speaker 4: Kind of Confederate quarter. You don't want to a monocle.
Speaker 4: What's this word?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 4: The Jamaican News for your live guy. It's news. It's guys.
Speaker 3: One of the original singers eighty two years old today,
Speaker 3: a man that went by many names, Sidney Crooks aka
Speaker 3: Sidney Roy aka Luddy Pioneer aka Luddy Crooks aka Brother
Speaker 3: coland now he's known as Norris Cole either way, one
Speaker 3: of the more famous Jamaican singers from one of the
Speaker 3: most famous Jamaican vocal trios nineteen sixties, the Pioneers. Matt
Speaker 3: celebrated group here on The Pettersen Money Show because of
Speaker 3: their song long Shot Kick the Bucket, which is our
Speaker 3: horse racing song of record, because it is a story
Speaker 3: about a horse that dies in a race, which is
Speaker 3: something the Petrison Money Show has been infinitely interested in
Speaker 3: for decades. Born in Westmoreland, which is the country in Jamaica,
Speaker 3: and moved to Trench Town, Kingston at seventeen at the
Speaker 3: music scene, working with singing groups like The Spectaculars and
Speaker 3: the Counts Blah I See, and then as the founding
Speaker 3: member of the Pioneers along with his brother Derek and
Speaker 3: instant Hewitt. He got studio time by working at record
Speaker 3: producer Joe Gibbs shop and selling records. The Pioneers became
Speaker 3: a hit along with other singing groups of the late
Speaker 3: sixties in Jamaica like the may Tolls that featured two
Speaker 3: Timbert and the Whalers that.
Speaker 4: Featured Bob Marlin.
Speaker 3: The Pioneers had a lot of big hits, like like
Speaker 3: I mentioned, long Shot Kicked the Bucket Sam fie Mann,
Speaker 3: which is a good one.
Speaker 4: Specials covered long Shot.
Speaker 3: Crooks and his brother also recorded this song as The
Speaker 3: Slickers Johnny Too Bad, which is on the iconic The
Speaker 3: Harder They Come soundtrack. This one is also covered by
Speaker 3: Peter Rowan, Ub Forty, Sublime, Taj Mahal and Jerry Garcia.
Speaker 3: Not to mention the drummer from Traffic, Oh, how about that?
Speaker 3: The Pioneers informed who's your drummer?
Speaker 2: That's Traffic.
Speaker 4: He had a solo album. He had a bunch of
Speaker 4: solo albums.
Speaker 3: The drummer from track Traffic Jim Capaldi, and he covered
Speaker 3: this in one of them. I believe that one was
Speaker 3: called short Cut Draw Blood Jim Capaldi Johnny two Bad.
Speaker 3: The last time this guy, now known as Norris Cole,
Speaker 3: performed with the Pioneers was nineteen eighty nine. He does
Speaker 3: his own thing, but is a founding member operates out
Speaker 3: of the UK since nineteen sixty nine. One of the
Speaker 3: original Jamaican singers, first known as Sidney Crook's Happy Birthday
Speaker 3: and That's It for Us, David Massai has got a
Speaker 3: guy that spent a little time in London last couple
Speaker 3: of years.
Speaker 2: Chase something foul mouth is what he's got.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm sure they refined him down there in Middle London,
Speaker 3: having high tea which Armie irons at the Men's Club.
Speaker 4: You know everything's all right.
Speaker 2: Going away to the top of the mine with Chase,
Speaker 2: also a former U C l A brun Let's go.
Speaker 2: Four's up, yea fours us up to.
Speaker 3: Good luck to everybody. We'll be back on tomorrow at
Speaker 3: three o'clock. Chase something to conap with Dave invest rat
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