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Speaker 3: Yeah, and then I mean your time at SNL. I

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Speaker 1: Were you in LA? You've seen that now?

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Speaker 2: know what they're doing, still don't know what they're doing.

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Speaker 1: You never knew what they're doing the worst.

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Speaker 2: It's almost ironic that Comedy Central had the name Comedy Central.

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Speaker 2: I've heard that many Tyranny is when something doesn't exactly.

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Speaker 1: Its Brandy Bellman and the DV Morning Show.

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Speaker 4: David Kachner is live in studio this morning. Now we

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Speaker 4: got about ten minutes or so, and then you guys

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Speaker 4: got a jet Is that does that sound right? Yeah? Okay,

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Speaker 4: So let me ask you this.

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Speaker 3: David is at the off this weekend four one two, four,

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Speaker 4: He's here as part of Steel City con.

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Speaker 1: God, we should invite him to the show.

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Speaker 3: You should, he'll probably go. I mean, he seems like

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Speaker 3: the greatest guy. I'm a huge Dave Davies fan, so

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Speaker 3: can His book is awesome. It's a great rock and roll.

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Speaker 3: Read his autobiography, Living on a Thin Line. Okay, but

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Speaker 3: let's talk about David Hector. We were talking off air.

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Speaker 3: I will never understand how SNL fumbled you.

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Speaker 1: Right, Well, I've told this story.

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Speaker 2: I should. I'm trying to back it off. There are

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Speaker 2: And then there was a guy on the West Coast

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Speaker 2: Were like corporate NBC programs, one of those guys.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I just didn't get it. Yeah, I just I'm

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Speaker 4: very friendly. Now, Norm MacDonald was fired by one of

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Speaker 2: Everybody liked me except these two people. Yeah, and so

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Speaker 2: Praise to all married couples. Sometimes you get a good one,

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Speaker 4: Well, you got a great brood of kids. That's true.

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Speaker 2: That's true. I live for my kids, and there my heart.

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Speaker 4: Have something, you understand the nuance of it and always deliver.

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Speaker 4: Go see David Keckner this week.

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Speaker 3: Kevic Gorman from Triple IF Sports here with a sports

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Speaker 3: update for you now on DV Cavin.

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Speaker 8: The Penguins are back where they belong. And that's in

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Speaker 8: the postseason, ending a three year playoff drought by clinching

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Speaker 8: second place in the Metropolitan Division and home ice advantage

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Speaker 8: those twenty seasons together Sidney Crosby, Agheney Melkin and Chris Latang.

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Speaker 8: So the big, big win for the Penns last night.

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Speaker 4: No question. Second in the metro means home.

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Speaker 8: regular last year were decide by one. Run The pirates

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Speaker 8: had the most one run games in baseball last season at,

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Speaker 8: sixty went twenty five and thirty five in those. Games

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Speaker 8: so the other thing That pirates have going for them

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Speaker 8: is that their pitchers have had at least eight strikeouts

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Speaker 8: and eight consecutive. Games now that's the entire pitching, staff

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Speaker 8: not the, starter Although Brax nashcraft did that on his

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Speaker 8: own in a game where The pirates had fourteen k's

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Speaker 8: and only no. Walks so interestingly, enough on the day

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Speaker 8: That Connor griffin made His major league, debut The pirates

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Speaker 8: twenty twenty five first round Pick Seth hernandez a right handed.

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Speaker 4: Pitcher he's nineteen years old as. Well dude throws.

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Speaker 8: Gas he made his professional debut in The Spring, breakout

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Speaker 8: which was an. Exhibition doesn't count his first pitch To Max,

454
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Speaker 8: clark who's a top ten prospect in baseball for The Detroit.

455
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Speaker 8: Tigers Seth hernandez threw a fastball that was clocked a

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Speaker 8: one hundred and two point four miles an. Hour we're

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Speaker 8: Talking Mason miller type a heat from a nineteen year

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Speaker 8: old kid six foot, four one hundred ninety five pounder

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Speaker 8: and his pro debut Last, Friday hernandez had pitched three,

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Speaker 8: innings allowed one run on three, hits had eight, strikeouts no,

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Speaker 8: walks average ninety seven point nine miles an, hour and

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Speaker 8: had nineteen inches of induced vertical break where The Major

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Speaker 8: league e were just. Sixteen so this kid's not only throwing,

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Speaker 8: heat but he's got. Movement and he got seven of

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Speaker 8: his eight strikeouts with the other the slider of the,

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Speaker 8: curveball so he's setting up his off speed and breaking

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Speaker 8: pitches with the. Fastball he's going to make his second

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Speaker 8: start today at six point, Thirty So Pirates cubs at

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Speaker 8: two twenty At wrigley six point. Thirty The Bradenton marauders

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Speaker 8: against The Palm Beach cardinals At Lee coom parkets opening

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Speaker 8: weekend for The marauders In. Bradenton so a lot of

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Speaker 8: baseball action going, on But Seth hernandez is one to

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Speaker 8: keep an eye on because right now The pirates have

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Speaker 8: a homegrown pitching, staff all drafted and developed by the.

475
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Speaker 8: Team there's some people that in baseball that Thought Seth

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Speaker 8: hernandez had a chance if The pirates wanted. To they,

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Speaker 8: don't but they he was talented enough to start At DOUBLE.

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Speaker 8: A so this is a guy who could be in

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Speaker 8: the majors before he's twenty one years. Old it wouldn't

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Speaker 8: shock anybody given the talent he.

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Speaker 4: Has so The.

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Speaker 8: Pirates if you think the last three drafts have Netted Paul,

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Speaker 8: skens who's arguably the best pitcher in, baseball and his international,

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Speaker 8: Legue Say Young Win award Winner Connor, griffin who just

485
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Speaker 8: signed a record deal for rookies and is considered a

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Speaker 8: camp as superstar, shortstop and Now Seth hernandez who could

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Speaker 8: be skeans eventual replacement in the. Rotation but mke do

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Speaker 8: What Dick griffin did and kind of fast track his

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Speaker 8: way to the majors and play With skeens at some

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Speaker 8: point Before Paul skens goes to play somewhere else and

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Speaker 8: you see him as a. Starter oh, Yeah, yeah he's

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Speaker 8: got a four pitch repertoire already at. Nineteen the thing

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Speaker 8: is he has to build up the. Innings he has,

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Speaker 8: to you, know kind of fine tune. Everything but he's

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Speaker 8: far advanced for his.

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Speaker 3: Age you compared to The Mason, Miller Mason Miller's pittsburgh

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Speaker 3: Z Owne Mason, Miller Bethel park. Guy the last fifteen

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Speaker 3: hitters he faced fourteen k's in a ground.

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Speaker 4: Out, yeah he's. Ridiculous he's throwing one hundred and two

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Speaker 4: hundred and.

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Speaker 8: THREE i mean it's. Unreal, yeah he came in and.

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Speaker 8: PITCHED i think that was his first time. Pitching he

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Speaker 8: got some stuff too, though Right hell, Yeah and you,

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Speaker 8: know and this is a guy who played At waynesburg

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Speaker 8: and then you find out that he was a diabetic

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Speaker 8: and was able to pack on the.

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Speaker 4: Weight now he's. Jacked.

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Speaker 8: YEAH i, mean you think about around. Baseball you've got

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Speaker 8: guys Like Mason miller And David, bednar who Were pittsburgh born, Kids,

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Speaker 8: yeah playing in the, majors and there are closers In

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Speaker 8: Major League. Baseball and you think you look around the

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Speaker 8: majors and see how many players and even guys Like

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Speaker 8: Don kelly who are. Managers there's several. MANAGERS i Believe

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Speaker 8: Terry francone is another one From WESTERN. Pa That pittsburgh

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Speaker 8: has kind of put a stamp On Major League, baseball

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Speaker 8: despite being a cold weather city in the, spring.

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Speaker 4: Despite having A.

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Speaker 3: Major League baseball team mired in futility for twenty five

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Speaker 3: Jo John parroto Asked Don kelly about The Western pa

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Speaker 3: influence and the, majors bringing Up Mason miller and Donn

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Speaker 3: kelly started rattling off all the guys From WESTERN. Pa

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Speaker 3: AND i was, Like Neil, WALKER i, mean his own

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Speaker 3: brother in law, was you, know but it's amazing when

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Speaker 3: you look around and see how many guys you. Know

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Speaker 3: Dan altavilla is another one who's A Major league reliever

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Speaker 3: who's From, elizabeth but his his, dad and his uncles

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Speaker 4: Grandpap you know how about?

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Speaker 3: That the hallmark of Any pittsburgh kids sports life is

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Speaker 4: Big, oh it's. AWESOME i used to play With Mason

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Speaker 4: miller's uncle back in the.

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Speaker 4: Hi guys doing an Abby hey?

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Speaker 3: PLAYOFF i, mean you gotta absolutely love it right. NOW

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Speaker 3: i mean the way things went last. Night first of,

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Speaker 3: all that game was outstanding and back and. Forth i'm

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Speaker 3: not sure if you were on stage or you had

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Speaker 3: a chance to, watch BUT i mean the pace of that,

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Speaker 3: game it really looked like this is a team ready

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Speaker 3: for the.

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Speaker 4: POSTSEASON i mean the pace was fast and.

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Speaker 5: EXCITING i, Mean skinner made some incredible, saves AND i

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Speaker 5: didn't like all the cherry picking that The devils were.

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Speaker 5: Doing we gotta we gotta clean that. Up it seems

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Speaker 5: like every time we pinched By Cherry. Pick so don't

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Speaker 5: Think Rick socket's not gonna see that on. Film but you, know,

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Speaker 5: hey three wins in a. Row you just gotta love.

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Speaker 5: That we took care of Business canadian, style a Little

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Speaker 5: Bachman Turner, Overdrive.

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Speaker 3: Randy Bto BUDDY. Tcb sid the kid looked fantastic last.

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Speaker 5: Night, Yes Sindan, gina we're, flying which is so, great you,

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Speaker 5: know and like you know When sid And gina when

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Speaker 5: they get their, milestones you, know like last year it

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Speaker 5: kind of felt like seeing your favorite band at the county.

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Speaker 5: Fair you, know it just wasn't quite as. Exciting it seemed,

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Speaker 5: like oh, man things are, over but not that they're.

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Speaker 5: Winning it's, like you, know, boom they're, inside they got

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Speaker 5: World what didn't you?

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Speaker 5: The canadian style. Too over the, WEEKEND i think him

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Speaker 5: And sid were getting back At Kit chuck for The.

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Speaker 5: Com and then how About sid's, LEGS i mean his

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Speaker 5: legs body, chuck kit, chuck just incredible.

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Speaker 3: Stuff so here was WHAT i was saying earlier about

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Speaker 3: WHAT i liked from The penguins last.

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Speaker 4: Night Was skinner looking solid in.

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Speaker 3: THAT i, mean for all the talk of you, Know

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Speaker 3: mershoff coming up and maybe we should start that. KID i,

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Speaker 3: mean he's got a proven track record in the postseason.

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Speaker 3: Already you, know maybe hasn't set the world on fire

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Speaker 3: in the regular, season but as we headed into the,

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Speaker 3: PLAYOFFS i thought that was a big time performance from.

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Speaker 5: Him you, know every time we've Needed sue this year

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Speaker 5: almost he stepped. Up he's three wins away from Two Stanley.

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Speaker 5: Cups you, Know, randy he's such a good. Goaltender he

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Speaker 5: stops the puck even when he's sitting on the.

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Speaker 4: Bench, yeah his eye looked, bad. Man you gotta love it.

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Speaker 5: THOUGH i, MEAN i, Mean jari wouldn't get hit by that.

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Speaker 4: Buck what did you make of the team awards they

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Speaker 4: handed out the other?

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Speaker 5: DAY i thought they were completely right right, there boom.

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Speaker 5: Bam you, know e k the ABSOLUTE mvp of the.

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Speaker 5: SEASON i mean he's playing the worst level. Players Players

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Speaker 5: award goes To. Sid it has To sid has to

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Speaker 5: get an. Award how about, It charie The Unsung. Award

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Speaker 5: you know what unsung means that he gets hit by

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Speaker 5: the buck all the time. Too he can't get out

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Speaker 5: of the.

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Speaker 1: Way that's what unsung.

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Speaker 5: Means he blots more shots than. Anybody how about two

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Speaker 5: guys got The defensiveward this, Year lozatte And. Shay last

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Speaker 5: year we couldn't fight any want to play. Defense now

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Speaker 5: we got two guys to play. Defense and of course

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Speaker 5: In rusty with the bass. Beat stem just gotta love

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Speaker 5: that name because everybody loves The. Rusty he's Like Raymond.

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Speaker 3: Joe barneck with us some with soft. DUMPS i understand

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Speaker 3: you have some awards of your own to give.

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Speaker 5: Out, yeah you, KNOW i have a few awards here are.

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Speaker 4: We calling them the? Dumpies is that?

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Speaker 5: It?

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Speaker 10: Oh there you?

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Speaker 3: Go?

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Speaker 5: Yeah the, squirters, uh the there you. Go The Sadie

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Speaker 5: Hawkins award goes To Ben kindall because every girl wants

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Speaker 5: to bring him to their.

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Speaker 4: Prom he's of, age he's of.

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Speaker 5: Age he looks like he, fish looks like he goes

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Speaker 5: to a middle school.

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Speaker 4: Dance of some of these are.

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Speaker 5: Sponsored we had The Liberty Bell bond goes To Parker

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Speaker 5: waterspoon because he's more likely to get into a bar

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Speaker 5: fight than. Anybody he's a good looking, Guy, canadian a

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Speaker 5: bit of a temper temper.

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Speaker 3: On that young.

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Speaker 6: Man.

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Speaker 5: Uh and then we have the Et Cetera awards that

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Speaker 5: goes To Elmerson Almer saunderstrom because he bangs his head

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Speaker 5: on the team plane every.

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Speaker 1: Day he's a big.

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Speaker 4: Fella we have The.

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Speaker 5: Rodney danger for The ward that goes To Igor chinnikoff

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Speaker 5: because he gets no. Respect you, know you, know some

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Speaker 5: median his sound won't like him just because he's, rushing

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Speaker 5: just Like mulkin at some. Point we have The Will

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Speaker 5: Howard award because it goes To Sergey merschev because a

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Speaker 5: lot of people think he's a savior and just wanted

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Speaker 5: to see him.

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Speaker 4: Play without proof yeah that he can actually do, it yeah.

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Speaker 5: Yeah and then my favorite, one THE Upmc award that

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Speaker 5: goes To Chrysala tang because he's gonna give me a

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Speaker 5: heart attack the way he, plays AND i will be

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Speaker 5: in the.

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Speaker 3: Hospital joey B big weekend coming up here because it's

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Speaker 3: not looking as likely that they would match up with

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Speaker 3: The capitals in the, postseason so this might be the last.

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Speaker 4: Go round for eighty seven In.

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Speaker 5: Novechkin, yeah you, know if this is Really obie's, final

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Speaker 5: tay have to come to. Town we have to give

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Speaker 5: him a standing oh obviously and thank him for. Everything

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Speaker 5: and you, know we usually give the retired players going away,

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Speaker 5: baskets AND i think we should give him some mushroom

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Speaker 5: lace perogis to bring back The putin to The.

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Speaker 3: Ukraine that's all it'll. Take he just needs one good

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Speaker 3: trip and they'll be, like what are we even doing

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Speaker 3: here In?

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Speaker 1: Ukraine?

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Speaker 5: Exactly there's all hugs and kisses now after, that him.

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Speaker 3: And Ob Joe, barnick he's part of THE Dv Comedy.

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Speaker 3: Fest we announced the lineup for The, Saturday june twenty

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Speaker 3: seventh show at The Baying. Theater, joe what a brilliant

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Speaker 3: lineup we got this. Year Roywood, Junior Ian Bag Dana,

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Speaker 3: Gould Lynn komplets joining you on.

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Speaker 4: Stage gotta be psyched for this. One i'm absolutely fired.

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Speaker 5: UP i Mean i'm fired up just to watch that showing.

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Speaker 1: Beyond, IT i mean it's.

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Speaker 5: INCREDIBLE i Mean Lynn, Dana Ian, Bag Roy Wood. JUNIOR i,

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Speaker 5: mean it's an honorius to be in the stage with those.

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Speaker 5: Folks AND i mean IT'S i, Mean Dana, Gold Ian, Bag,

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Speaker 5: lynn are you kidding? Me, WELL i, mean AND i

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Speaker 5: put together such a hell of a show this. Year

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Speaker 5: it should be two. Nights what are we?

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Speaker 4: DOING i, know, well you, KNOW i think people Know Dana.

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Speaker 4: Gould of, course he's a.

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Speaker 3: Legend uh and his connection to The simpsons alone would

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Speaker 3: be enough to put him in the stratosphere of you,

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Speaker 3: know all time. Greats but his stand, up he is

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Speaker 3: revered as one of the best stand ups to ever do.

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Speaker 3: It we know how Funny Ian bagg. Is he destroys

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Speaker 3: arenas with his. Comedy Roy Wood junior is an expert.

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Speaker 3: Craftsman But Lynn, COPPLETS i think is a little bit.

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Speaker 3: Unknown And, joe you AND i were. TALKING i think

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Speaker 3: she's she's the sleeper on this because she is going

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Speaker 3: to tear the room.

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Speaker 1: Apart.

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Speaker 5: Oh she she's so funny SHE i, MEAN i, mean

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Speaker 5: and just you, know she just gets better and better

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Speaker 5: every TIME i see.

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Speaker 4: Her, Yeah and the fact that LIKE i.

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Speaker 5: MEAN I i can't wait to go.

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Speaker 3: First she's a regular at the comedy seller where she

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Speaker 3: just you, know destroys the room each and every. Time

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Speaker 3: don't miss this. One Roywood Junior Ian, Back Dana, Gould Lynn,

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Speaker 3: Compliss Joe Barnick THE Dv Comedy, Fest, Saturday june twenty.

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Speaker 3: Seventh tickets on sale, now Trust arts Dot org OR

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Speaker 3: dve dot. Com joey b with soft dumps this. Morning

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Speaker 3: thank you.

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Speaker 5: Brother oh, hey let's Go pen's. PLAYOFF i can't wait next.

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Speaker 5: Week tons of stories in playoff. Hockey it's been a

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Speaker 5: crazy week here In. Boston i'll tell you, that all.

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Speaker 5: Right i'll see you next.

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Speaker 4: Week you'll be back in studio hanging with us a

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Speaker 4: couple of.

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Speaker 1: Days uh, yeah.

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Speaker 4: ABSOLUTELY i love you.

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Speaker 5: Guys love. It.

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Speaker 4: Pen we'll see.

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