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Speaker 2: a half million pizzas are ordered. It is the second
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Speaker 2: mean that one seems like eh, fourteen five hundred tons
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Speaker 2: million pounds of popcorn, two and a half million pounds
Speaker 2: of nuts, and what do we wash it down with?
Speaker 2: Three hundred and twenty five million gallons of beer?
Speaker 3: Dry? January's over, hurright over. Time for quick hits, Toms,
Speaker 3: quick hits, I make a quick y'all Dodgers, pitchers and
Speaker 3: catchers report to camel Back a week from today. We
Speaker 3: talked to David Vasse and the last segment. The first
Speaker 3: spring training game here on A five seventy is Saturday,
Speaker 3: February twenty first. Today, the Dodgers made some roster moves.
Speaker 3: They claimed Ben Rortvett and his thighs off of waivers
Speaker 3: from the Reds, bringing back the catcher to the Dodgers.
Speaker 3: They also dfad Anthony Bonda, who has to go back
Speaker 3: to San Antonio with the Bonda brothers and work the
Speaker 3: farm again after we talked to him during the inside
Speaker 3: of the locker room, a favorite too many women here
Speaker 3: in Los Angeles. I guess they're hoping he sneaks through
Speaker 3: waivers and they can resign him. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Seemed to be the what David Vessay was pedaling at
Speaker 2: one point six million for that lefty might be a
Speaker 2: little bit of a steep price tag for other teams,
Speaker 2: not the Dodgers, that he'll clear waivers and very well
Speaker 2: could be back and maybe ready for another inside the
Speaker 2: locker room with petros and money, nobody more excited to
Speaker 2: suck back some modellos to Anthony Bonda when he was with.
Speaker 3: US super Bowl sixty is Sunday and Santa Clara Seah
Speaker 3: are a one four and a half point favorite. Kickoff
Speaker 3: is at three point thirty Pacific time, right after the
Speaker 3: Clipper game and former come.
Speaker 2: That's how everybody've used the Super Bowl, by the way, Yeah,
Speaker 2: well usually where is the Clipper game? And then wears
Speaker 2: kickoff so we can set my schedule.
Speaker 3: It's like Chinese food on Christmas for Jewish people. It's
Speaker 3: just people do it. Super Bowl sixty is going to
Speaker 3: be played, but the former Commander's offensive coordinator, Cliff Kingsbury,
Speaker 3: is joining the coaching staff of the LA Rams. Cliff
Speaker 3: Kingsbury Commander's OC the last two years. Before that, he
Speaker 3: was the head coach of the Cardinals for four years.
Speaker 3: What's he going to do for the Rams? Maybe call
Speaker 3: their plays so McVeigh doesn't have to do it.
Speaker 2: It's gonna look so good.
Speaker 3: Not gonna look better than McVeigh might be taller.
Speaker 2: Well, they lost their OC, Mike Lafleur to Arizona. They
Speaker 2: hired him as their head coach. A lot of people thought,
Speaker 2: they're I think Nate Shield is either their passing game
Speaker 2: coordinator or their quarterbacks coach. Would be elevated to OC.
Speaker 2: But maybe this is Kingsbury coming in to replace Lafleur
Speaker 2: as the OC and then get into that head coaching
Speaker 2: cycle next year.
Speaker 3: There were three voters that turned the NFL MVP race
Speaker 3: upside down. Of the three first place votes that did
Speaker 3: not go to Stafford or May, two of them went
Speaker 3: to Josh Allen and won to Justin Herbert, And the
Speaker 3: guy made a dogger turnover howitzerr comparison to Matt Stafford
Speaker 3: if he had an NO line that was half as
Speaker 3: bad as Herbert's.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Sam Monson outed himself on Twitter and Instagram as
Speaker 2: the day No as the loan Justin Herbert vote and
Speaker 2: said that he made the vote for Herbert because he
Speaker 2: played behind the worst offensive line in the league and
Speaker 2: yet guided him to eleven wins. And Yeah, that probably
Speaker 2: wasn't a good idea, took a lot of incoming. It's
Speaker 2: a big deal because it is the closest MVP vote
Speaker 2: we have had, and if one of those three votes
Speaker 2: had gone to Drake May, he would have won. I
Speaker 2: think what the Patriot fans that are all freaking out
Speaker 2: and upset about are, well, who's to say that those
Speaker 2: three wouldn't have just gone to Matthew Stafford instead of
Speaker 2: Drake May. Perhaps Josh faked out justin Herbert votes wouldn't
Speaker 2: have gone to May, but would have gone to Stafford,
Speaker 2: and then it just would have been a wider margin
Speaker 2: that he would have won by.
Speaker 3: I'm day for May. Here he is Matt Stafford on
Speaker 3: the victory.
Speaker 5: I'm so happy to be able to teach the blessings
Speaker 5: and those lessons of this game to you guys through
Speaker 5: you guys. You're unbelievable cheerleaders for me.
Speaker 3: I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: I'm so happy before.
Speaker 5: To have you at the games on the sideline with me,
Speaker 5: and I can't wait for you to cheer me on
Speaker 5: next year when we're out there kicking ass and.
Speaker 2: Oh that to enough.
Speaker 3: So I'll see you guys next year.
Speaker 5: Hopefully I'm not at this event and we're getting ready
Speaker 5: for another game and so far so I appreciate.
Speaker 2: You guys, Thank you very much. Cut to McVay, Cut
Speaker 2: to McVay, Nickveay just going like pulling on a vape
Speaker 2: and going.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, ferdy men. Doz is the number one
Speaker 3: pick of the upcoming NFL Draft. Everybody knows it. He
Speaker 3: was on AMI seventy earlier today with Colin Cowherd. Here
Speaker 3: he is talking about who he looked up to growing
Speaker 3: up and models his game.
Speaker 6: After say, there's a lot of guys for me throughout
Speaker 6: my entire childhood. And then when I started getting to
Speaker 6: high school on the college level and I actually learned
Speaker 6: how to study tape and really extracting things from their
Speaker 6: game to put into my game. As a child, I
Speaker 6: was always a huge Tom Brady fan. I read a
Speaker 6: TV twelve book. I was always big on the preparation
Speaker 6: because like Tom, I'm not the biggest, I'm not the fastest,
Speaker 6: I'm not the strongest, but the edge is in the
Speaker 6: intellect and preparation. So I really appreciate him preaching that message.
Speaker 3: From a young age.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and what's really important about being quarterback's being cerebral,
Speaker 6: knowing where to go to the ball, knowing your checks
Speaker 6: and all that different you know, all those different external
Speaker 6: factors you don't think about when you just think.
Speaker 3: About arm, talent and footwork.
Speaker 6: And then this past year our quarterback coach Chan Weber,
Speaker 6: who's now the quarterback coach for the Bucks with Baker
Speaker 6: right now, he made me watch every single clip of
Speaker 6: Sam Darnold from the past year, and Matthew Stafford has
Speaker 6: made a little bit of a similar system as we
Speaker 6: did in Indiana for some of the play action games,
Speaker 6: not the RPL before the play action games, and for
Speaker 6: the dropback game. And it was great to see their
Speaker 6: footwork and really how they processed the game, and it
Speaker 6: helped me learn a lot about the NFL game because
Speaker 6: you always see.
Speaker 3: The highlights, but it was really interesting to see how.
Speaker 6: They dealt with plays that didn't go their way when
Speaker 6: it needed to throw the ball away or they needed
Speaker 6: to check it down, and I think that really helped
Speaker 6: my efficiency this year.
Speaker 3: Well, the Clippers are the ninth seed in the West,
Speaker 3: matt and they're unrecognizable. They're in Sacramento tonight.
Speaker 2: They are not going to be the ninth seed in
Speaker 2: the West for long after all of those trades. However,
Speaker 2: the teams behind them are absolute garbage as well. I
Speaker 2: would assume the nine and ten seeds very well could
Speaker 2: end up being the Clippers. You've got the Kings, the Pelicans,
Speaker 2: they've got forty losses, the Jazz have thirty six, the Mavericks,
Speaker 2: who of course just traded away Anthony Davis even though
Speaker 2: he barely played thirty two losses. The Grizzlies twenty nine,
Speaker 2: Blazers twenty eight, Clippers twenty seven, and the Clippers and
Speaker 2: Blazers are in the postseason right now despite being five
Speaker 2: and four games under five hundred, So maybe they do
Speaker 2: hang around. What a disaster it is?
Speaker 3: Well, which one is it? Matt? You said they weren't
Speaker 3: going to be there, and that all of a sudden
Speaker 3: you convince yourself out of the otherwise.
Speaker 2: It was one of those things where right when I
Speaker 2: said it, I was like, oh, wait, who's behind him?
Speaker 2: And then you look and it's like, Yeah, the Grizzlies
Speaker 2: traded away their team, The Mavericks traded away their team,
Speaker 2: The Jazz traded away all that they did get Jaron Jackson.
Speaker 2: So maybe they can make a little bit of.
Speaker 3: A rest time. Get your way through it, Matt.
Speaker 2: I'm working through this year.
Speaker 3: The Lakers are thirty one to nineteen. We'll talk to
Speaker 3: Alan Sleiewab about them, next fifth seed in the West.
Speaker 3: They're home tonight tomorrow night versus the Golden State Voyeurs.
Speaker 2: The Lakers can win it.
Speaker 3: No one said they couldn't. They probably aren't going to
Speaker 3: win the whole thing.
Speaker 2: As long as Lebron's not touching the ball, they can
Speaker 2: win it.
Speaker 3: Minus is what I heard. Yeah the minus five.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, Minustenzel, sit down. Don't hug players during the game,
Speaker 2: you idiot.
Speaker 3: Rose bull, Matt. They took it to the UCLA guys
Speaker 3: in court.
Speaker 2: Yeah they did. LA Superior Court judge denied UCLA's bid
Speaker 2: to move their legal dispute to arbitration. Proceeding will continue
Speaker 2: in an open court move to a favorable venue for
Speaker 2: the Rose Bowl in the city of Pasadena. The UCLA
Speaker 2: issued statement read that they are disappointed with the ruling
Speaker 2: as it will significantly delay the resolution of the case. Quote,
Speaker 2: we remain committed to working a constructive in a constructive
Speaker 2: fashion to resolve this matter in a way that benefits
Speaker 2: all parties. I think the Rose Bowl believes it benefits
Speaker 2: them if UCLA continues to honor their lease for the
Speaker 2: next twenty years and play in the Rose Bowl, something
Speaker 2: you CLA does not want to do starting this upcoming season.
Speaker 2: All right, And to amateur hockey, this one pretty much
Speaker 2: sucks but has a happy ending. It sucked that Gavin
Speaker 2: McKenna had to go through it, but at least the
Speaker 2: court's recognized what a douche this guy was that took
Speaker 2: on the likely number one overall pick in the upcoming
Speaker 2: NHL draft. Hockey player at Penn State, Gavin McKenna is
Speaker 2: dealing with some drunk inside of a club who's calling
Speaker 2: his mom names. He plays it cool. They take the
Speaker 2: guy outside and say you're not allowed to be here,
Speaker 2: get lost bub and he waits for McKenna to come
Speaker 2: out of the bar. Like an hour later, McKenna rolls out.
Speaker 2: He gets in his face again. McKenna drops him, and
Speaker 2: the guy ends up filing assault charges. So they said
Speaker 2: it could have come with up to twenty years in
Speaker 2: jail because he beat the guy's face in pretty good,
Speaker 2: but thankfully it was instead determined to be self defense
Speaker 2: and all charges were dropped. I would assume the guy
Speaker 2: is probably going to try to take a civil route,
Speaker 2: which is unfortunate for the young man, but hopefully this
Speaker 2: is the beginning of the end.
Speaker 3: There'll be no lawyers that take that case, No.
Speaker 2: None at all, not for a guy that's gonna get
Speaker 2: a guaranteed ten or twelve million bucks in a couple months.
Speaker 3: Speaking of lay law breaking news, this afternoon from an
Speaker 3: La Federal Courthouse. Former Dodger star Yasiel Puig was found
Speaker 3: guilty by the Federal Jewelry of obstruction of justice for
Speaker 3: line to federal agents in an illegal sports gambling probe.
Speaker 3: According to the GODA DOJ, Puig lied repeatedly during a
Speaker 3: twenty twenty two interview about his bets with an illegal
Speaker 3: book making operation, denying knowledge of key figures and fabricating
Speaker 3: stories about a two hundred thousand dollars payment. Evidence showed
Speaker 3: he racked up nearly a million in unpaid losses. No
Speaker 3: Puigue often placing wagers from ballparks.
Speaker 2: No seems like a bad idea.
Speaker 3: Arding to prosecutors, Quigue faces a statutory maximum sends him
Speaker 3: ten years in federal prison for the obstruction of justice
Speaker 3: charge and an additional five years in prison for the
Speaker 3: false statement charge. He will remain free on his own
Speaker 3: personal recognissance until the hearing. Prosecutors say, aye, guy, Yeah,
Speaker 3: that one hurts. You know, all these guys that go
Speaker 3: on Petrosen money, they end up having hard times.
Speaker 2: Yeah, probably shouldn't come on our show. We hopefully there is. Well,
Speaker 2: I guess Mickey Rojas already had his insurance claim denied,
Speaker 2: so we can't play in the World Baseball Classic, which
Speaker 2: is very upset about. But that was before he came
Speaker 2: on with us.
Speaker 3: Something's gonna happen.
Speaker 2: Probably.
Speaker 3: We'll be right back with Alan Sliewah and the latest
Speaker 3: on the Lakers. Petroson Money on a frog Man Friday
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Speaker 2: We got Clippers basketball tonight. They'll tip it off against
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Speaker 3: seem to be holding serve in the world of the NBA.
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Speaker 3: Lakers beat the Sixers last night. What's cracking?
Speaker 2: Alan?
Speaker 3: How are you?
Speaker 4: I'm doing good?
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 4: I appreciate you guys having me on.
Speaker 3: How are you guys? We're great? Are all the Lakers
Speaker 3: troubles over now? Now that Austin Reeves has returned?
Speaker 4: That's it? No, nothing to worry about. Everything's overs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, that's it. Nothing to worry about. This a
Speaker 3: cure all.
Speaker 4: Well, I look for one game. It's kind of kind
Speaker 4: of crazy that every time somebody gets into Lebron gets
Speaker 4: Lebron gets healthy, and then Austin Reeves goes out. Reeves
Speaker 4: gets healthy, and now Luca goes out, So they don't
Speaker 4: seem to have a way to get everybody playing together.
Speaker 4: But obviously nice to have Reeves back yesterday and what
Speaker 4: do you have thirty five and just twenty five minutes
Speaker 4: to play? It doesn't answer everything, it doesn't solve every problem,
Speaker 4: but obviously great for the Lakers to have him back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I guess the question, Alan is, how do
Speaker 2: you suspect this thing looks in the playoffs?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 2: Because, like you said, I mean the guy barely plays,
Speaker 2: he comes off the bench, plays twenty something minutes. He's
Speaker 2: the best player on the court. It's not even close.
Speaker 2: Lebron was a turnover machine. Luca obviously had some issues,
Speaker 2: only played the sixteen minutes with the injury scare. But
Speaker 2: he's shooting thirty percent. Is like, where does Reeves fit in?
Speaker 2: You know, in the crunch time moments? Is he if
Speaker 2: he's open, it's his? Is it? Hey, let's see what
Speaker 2: Luca's got, Then it's you, is it? Let's see what
Speaker 2: Luca's got, then what Lebron got? Then it's you? Like,
Speaker 2: how do you suspect this thing works come April?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I think it's Honestly, I don't know if anybody knows
Speaker 4: and money the way you just explained it. If it's
Speaker 4: let's all take turns, then it's going to be a
Speaker 4: quick playoff run because this is not going to work.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's the most predictable basketballo ball or you
Speaker 4: know what, he's super talented, let him just create. Well,
Speaker 4: he's really good as well. He can go get his
Speaker 4: own shot, let him create. I think the best version
Speaker 4: is there has to be, and I don't think it's
Speaker 4: in not necessarily, it's not in their DNA. But Luca
Speaker 4: does need the ball, Reeves does need the ball, and
Speaker 4: I don't think that's the best form of basketball, and
Speaker 4: certainly in the playoffs when things slow down, that ball
Speaker 4: does need to be moving, and it is. It has to.
Speaker 4: You can't be so predictable the way the Lakers are.
Speaker 4: But I don't know if there's an answer to your question.
Speaker 4: I think the way they look at this team right now,
Speaker 4: they are going to probably try to outscore teams or
Speaker 4: Luca and Austin Reeves are so good at drawing fouls
Speaker 4: and they can get to the free throw line and
Speaker 4: they could kind of slow down the game. I think
Speaker 4: that's going to be part of the strategy. But to
Speaker 4: win a seven game set against some of these other teams, specifically,
Speaker 4: if I just say the Spurs, the Thunder, maybe you
Speaker 4: want to put Denver into that category. I don't think
Speaker 4: that's going.
Speaker 3: To be enough.
Speaker 4: Great individual talent, but I don't think all those pieces
Speaker 4: obviously fit together.
Speaker 2: All right, let's let's get you. Let's get you on
Speaker 2: the record here, sliwah. It is a playoff game, and
Speaker 2: there's ten seconds left and the Lakers are down one.
Speaker 2: Give us the order. Who do you want taking the shot?
Speaker 1: One?
Speaker 2: Two, three? What's the order?
Speaker 4: I go Luca.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's a good one.
Speaker 2: After Luca, come on, come on, baby, give it to me.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, here's I don't. I don't hesitate on
Speaker 4: the Luca one. And then I kind of have some
Speaker 4: hesitation of who's after that? Mmm, I think I I
Speaker 4: do this.
Speaker 3: It's a tough one here.
Speaker 4: Do I go Lebron because it's Lebron? Or do I
Speaker 4: go Austin Reeves because this man is an All Star
Speaker 4: this year based off of you know what he's done
Speaker 4: in these short amount of games, right, I think, guys,
Speaker 4: I think I'm gonna disappoint you. I think I leaned
Speaker 4: towards Lebron the option.
Speaker 2: Okay, hey, yeah, you worked there, well, you've worked the
Speaker 2: way through well, you worked your way through it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he did say, Tad not too. Let's sleep. Why
Speaker 3: is our guest. We're talking about the Lakers, which is
Speaker 3: his expertise. We might ask him about the blow up
Speaker 3: of the Clippers though, as we go on here, how
Speaker 3: big of a deal is Canard and kind of a
Speaker 3: late late uh, sort of a late ad where people
Speaker 3: have been talking about how they need a really good
Speaker 3: three point shooter for many years now.
Speaker 4: I think it's a good move based off of the Lakers,
Speaker 4: kind of their predicament, their situation. I think the Lakers
Speaker 4: did something at the trade deadline that we're not overly
Speaker 4: accustomed to. I think they're playing the long game, and
Speaker 4: that's not usually the Lakers. It's kind of there's a
Speaker 4: little bit of panic and do something just to do something.
Speaker 4: You got a first rounder, get rid of it. It's
Speaker 4: like the buddy that's got some cash in his pocket,
Speaker 4: He's like, I got to get rid of it. That's
Speaker 4: kind of been the Lakers. I think Canards specifically, he
Speaker 4: will help.
Speaker 3: Him this season.
Speaker 4: And I don't want to be I'm not trying to
Speaker 4: destroy Gabe Vincent here, but honestly, what has he done
Speaker 4: for three years for the Lakers. He really hasn't done anything,
Speaker 4: and some of that is not his fault. He does
Speaker 4: some bad luck with some of the injuries. But this
Speaker 4: guy was coming off a great playoff run with the
Speaker 4: Miami Heat. Got to the NBA Finals. Everyone got excited
Speaker 4: that the Lakers signed him, and every two weeks he
Speaker 4: was cashing a check and I'm looking around him like, yeah,
Speaker 4: but what did he do? So I don't think you
Speaker 4: lose anything with Gabe Vincent. With Luke Canard, he's a
Speaker 4: real three point shooter like the Lakers have had. I
Speaker 4: don't know how long it's been where you actually look
Speaker 4: at the roster and say, yeah, that's one of the
Speaker 4: best shooters in the league. And that's what Luke Canard is.
Speaker 4: Is he going to be the difference of the Lakers
Speaker 4: now being able to beat Denver or beat you know,
Speaker 4: Okase or san Antonio. I don't think so, but I
Speaker 4: think there's a need for him. So based off of
Speaker 4: the resources wanting to keep the first rounder, what it
Speaker 4: would cost to go get a three and D player,
Speaker 4: Lakers didn't have the resource to do that. That's that's
Speaker 4: a good addition, but I don't think it's going to
Speaker 4: change the entire scope of things.
Speaker 2: Slee, What what the hell happened to Dalton connect? You know,
Speaker 2: he slips to their pick just outside the lottery. Everybody's excited.
Speaker 2: He has a couple pops there earlies. I think he
Speaker 2: damned there at a forty point game at one point,
Speaker 2: How did it like it gets so sideways with him
Speaker 2: where they've been trying to ship him off for a while,
Speaker 2: and he barely you know, gets any run anymore. It's
Speaker 2: a couple of minutes here there. He doesn't even.
Speaker 4: Play, Yeah, unfortunately, And I wish he got traded. And
Speaker 4: I don't even say that because I don't like Dalton Connect.
Speaker 4: I just wish he got traded for himself, Like it
Speaker 4: feels like he needs to be somewhere else and he's
Speaker 4: still so young. Obviously, if he gets another opportunity at
Speaker 4: another place, maybe the environment changes everything but money. I
Speaker 4: think I think what happened more than anything else is
Speaker 4: he looked like he started losing confidence in himself, and
Speaker 4: then the coaching staff definitely lost confidence in Dalton Connect
Speaker 4: and that combination. Now you're kind of you got this
Speaker 4: very very small window when you got it. When you
Speaker 4: get an opportunity, you better deliver. And I think you
Speaker 4: could tell that's in his it's in his DNA now,
Speaker 4: like yeah, I don't hit this shot, or I don't
Speaker 4: hit a couple of shots in a row, He's not
Speaker 4: going to be known for his defense as well. Well,
Speaker 4: then what's his value? You better hit jumpers. You kind
Speaker 4: of got to be that guy that can spread the floor.
Speaker 4: Guys worry about you got to score out here. And
Speaker 4: he was, I mean, he was doing more than just
Speaker 4: hitting threes early in his career. Last year, he was
Speaker 4: also taking the ball to basket. He was very confident,
Speaker 4: had some swagger to him. He lost all of that,
Speaker 4: and and frankly, I'm sure in you know a lot
Speaker 4: of these sports. Yes, sometimes it has to do with
Speaker 4: your talent. The other time just has to do with
Speaker 4: what's your confidence level when you're in I feel like
Speaker 4: he lost his confidence, and then I feel like the
Speaker 4: coaching staffs lost their confidence in him. And now this
Speaker 4: is why he ends up riding the pint as much
Speaker 4: as he does.
Speaker 3: You know, with all the reports that this is it,
Speaker 3: this is the last year Lebron and the Lakers are
Speaker 3: going to part ways, does that affect I mean, not
Speaker 3: that anybody was really thinking about the future too much.
Speaker 3: I guess we weren't. But does that affect the team
Speaker 3: as a whole or any of that drama or when
Speaker 3: it's popped up. I don't think we've talked about to you.
Speaker 3: Since a lot of it has.
Speaker 4: Happened, Yeah, I don't know how much it does anymore.
Speaker 4: And to be honest with you, I think there the
Speaker 4: feeling around the NBA and any one of these NBA insiders.
Speaker 4: Doesn't it feel like everybody's like, yeah, this is it
Speaker 4: for Lebron and the Lakers. Doesn't mean Lebron can't go
Speaker 4: sign somewhere else, But I think this year was it
Speaker 4: was a clear indication when we were in the summer
Speaker 4: that we're not going to have life. It doesn't seem
Speaker 4: like just based off of that extension that he grabs
Speaker 4: and or Lakers don't give him an extension, but he
Speaker 4: obviously decides to come back with the Lakers take that
Speaker 4: final fifty two million. I don't know how much of
Speaker 4: an effect it has inside of that locker room. And
Speaker 4: maybe it doesn't have an effect because Lebron also doesn't
Speaker 4: know what he's going to do. And I actually I
Speaker 4: genuinely believe that I don't think Lebron is sure yet
Speaker 4: my playing another year, there's probably a greater likelihood it's
Speaker 4: not going to be in LA with the Lakers. I
Speaker 4: think there's this new chapter that's already started with you know,
Speaker 4: obviously with Luca, there's new ownership that's working their way in.
Speaker 4: There's a lot going on with the Lakers, and Lebron
Speaker 4: is just one of the stories. I don't think he
Speaker 4: is the story anymore. So could it have some effect potentially,
Speaker 4: but I don't get this feeling like it's affected the team,
Speaker 4: the roster or anything else. Maybe when Rich Paul was
Speaker 4: having during his podcast saying hey, I trade Jaren Jackson,
Speaker 4: Junior Frost and Reeves, I think stuff like that probably
Speaker 4: has more in effect than the actual Lebron piece.
Speaker 2: All right, Slee, well here we go. Finish you up
Speaker 2: with this one. There are two games in the lost
Speaker 2: columns separating third place from seventh place. That is Nuggets, Rockets, Lakers, Timberwolves, Sons.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you can remember all of those,
Speaker 2: but one where do the Lakers sit? Let's just go
Speaker 2: who's ahead of them in that group that you would
Speaker 2: be concerned about in a playoff series if you were
Speaker 2: either the Thunder or the Spurs, which of those teams
Speaker 2: would concern you the most?
Speaker 4: I still say Denver is the is the team that
Speaker 4: if they're healthy. The problem with Denver and This just
Speaker 4: might be one of those seasons where it doesn't seem
Speaker 4: like they can get all their guys together, and it
Speaker 4: could just this could be the story of the Denver
Speaker 4: Nuggets this season. If Aaron Gordon is healthy, if Nicola Jolkich,
Speaker 4: Jamal Murray, Christian Brown, Peyton Wall, go down the list
Speaker 4: of some of these players that they have. They added
Speaker 4: some really really nice veteran pieces as well, Tim Hardaway Junior.
Speaker 4: They got a really good team. I like the team
Speaker 4: they put together. Their biggest issue is going to be
Speaker 4: are they Are they healthy? And if I'm San Antonio
Speaker 4: or if I'm the Oklahoma City Thunder, those are That's
Speaker 4: the team that I would look at of the four
Speaker 4: or five that you just mentioned there that they got
Speaker 4: the best player in the world, They got championship pedigree
Speaker 4: because they have won a chip before. I think Jamal
Speaker 4: Murray is one of the more underrated players clutch players
Speaker 4: in the NBA. Of those teams, Denver, to me, would
Speaker 4: be the most dangerous.
Speaker 3: Alan Sleewah Hoops Talk and a real friend of the show.
Speaker 3: We appreciate the insight. Enjoy your Super Bowl weekend, Alan,
Speaker 3: and we will talk to you soon. Thank you. Fellows.
Speaker 3: I appreciate it, you too. There, he goes Alan Sleewah
Speaker 3: as the Lakers make a push toward the All Star
Speaker 3: Break to lose in the first or second round of
Speaker 3: the playoffs.
Speaker 2: I think the Lakers could win it.
Speaker 5: I think the Lakers can win.
Speaker 3: In the first round.
Speaker 2: Perhaps you are Actually that's a little bit of a
Speaker 2: lunch shot. They've only won a first round series twice.
Speaker 2: It's been here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but he'll take a month off to cycle up.
Speaker 2: I think the Lakers can win it.
Speaker 3: Rejuvenate.
Speaker 2: Let me see that chin shave, that beard, Lebron, let
Speaker 2: me see it. Look at it, my eyes on it.
Speaker 3: Make a little clearer. Come on, okay, DENNI Live guy.
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Speaker 3: it is time to hold aloft your saber matt for
Speaker 3: your favorite time would have been one hundred and ninety
Speaker 3: three years old today a flashy, extremely well quaffed calvaryman
Speaker 3: James Mule Brown Stuart Jeb Stewart from a plantation in
Speaker 3: Virginia near the North Carolina. Come on and raise up border.
Speaker 3: Eighth of eleven children, one of five surviving boys. They
Speaker 3: didn't give you much of a break back, then, did they.
Speaker 2: No, A lot of kids died, you know, in infancy.
Speaker 2: It was not the greatest time.
Speaker 3: No. His father was an eighteen twelve Veteranano and a
Speaker 3: Democratic politician and a slaveholder. Oh no, well, yes, Jeb Stewart.
Speaker 3: Jeb went to West Point, and at the time Jeb
Speaker 3: Stewart was in West Point, the superintendent of West Point
Speaker 3: was Robert E. Lee. Robert E. Lee became a close
Speaker 3: friend of the Stuart family and they became lifelong colleagues.
Speaker 3: He became an army officer, wounded and bleeding Kansas, fighting
Speaker 3: against the pro slavery types. For that, he was there
Speaker 3: with Lee and the US Army to put down the
Speaker 3: John Brown Raid and Harper's Ferry. And he resigned like
Speaker 3: Lee in eighteen sixty one to become a rebel. When
Speaker 3: Virginia succeeded, he became in charge of cavalry and eventually
Speaker 3: became Robert E. Lee's cavalry guy for the Army of
Speaker 3: Northern Virginia. At first Lee wasn't in charge of that army,
Speaker 3: but then he took control of it, and because of
Speaker 3: that it became one of the world's most famous armies
Speaker 3: and studied armies of all time. And he was there
Speaker 3: for all of it, most all of it. And you
Speaker 3: could say that Jeb Stuart and Stonewall Jackson were Robert E.
Speaker 3: Lee's right and left hand. And Robert E. Lee lost
Speaker 3: Stonewall to friendly fire in Chancellorsville, and Stuart let him down. Matt.
Speaker 3: He disappeared running around gallivanting around the Pennsylvania countryside during Gettysburg,
Speaker 3: lost contact with Lee until day two of the fighting.
Speaker 3: Lee had no idea where anybody was, and many blamed
Speaker 3: Jeb Stewart for the loss. He was there for the
Speaker 3: glory in the agony of the Army of the Northern
Speaker 3: Virginia caused a lot of trouble. You know, that's what
Speaker 3: a cavalry does, Matt. They go around with their horses
Speaker 3: and rabble rous you know, burn stuff, steal stuff, sure,
Speaker 3: balk stuff around. Now, the Union, especially when the war began,
Speaker 3: really had no chance against Confederate cavalry. But then they
Speaker 3: got Philip Sheridan going, who was like a little Union
Speaker 3: cavalry guy. And at a certain point, this was later
Speaker 3: in the war, when Grant was during the Overland campaign,
Speaker 3: Stuart was causing trouble and Sheridan was talking to asked saying, hey,
Speaker 3: I'll go get Stuart. I'll go kill him right now,
Speaker 3: and and Grant said, oh, for real, you will go get.
Speaker 2: Is that a direct quote? Oh for real?
Speaker 3: Actually, I I when he see because somebody was talking
Speaker 3: to Grant like he said he'd do this. He said that,
Speaker 3: and Grant looked at the guy and said, he said
Speaker 3: that all right. He sent him out there. Sheridan took
Speaker 3: his cavalry and uh down. In the Battle of a
Speaker 3: Yellow Tavern, Jeb Stuart randomly got shot by a random
Speaker 3: dude and when he was pulled to the to the rear,
Speaker 3: he screeched at his retreating men, go back, go back.
Speaker 3: I'd rather die than be wit. He was gout shot, Matt, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I got shots.
Speaker 2: Don't go well back.
Speaker 3: Then he did get back still though, no, no, not
Speaker 3: still not good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, still pretty pretty bad way to go.
Speaker 3: He did get back to Richmond. Jeff Davis saw him
Speaker 3: before death. His wife just miss Chef Jeff Davis. His
Speaker 3: wife just missed him, just missed. The guy that killed
Speaker 3: him was killed four weeks later. Jeb Stewart's horse was
Speaker 3: named Skylark. His gloves and his hat and his sword
Speaker 3: can be seen at the Museum of the Confederacy in Richmond,
Speaker 3: and he's buried at the Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond. Right
Speaker 3: next to Marilyn Monroe. No, right next to you know,
Speaker 3: Robert Stonewall and the rest of his crew.
Speaker 2: No, No, I think you had it right the first time.
Speaker 2: It's right next to Monroe. You're a live guy. Birthday
Speaker 2: of the Day is session Musician alert pe. We love
Speaker 2: the guys behind the guys, or in this case, the
Speaker 2: guy behind a number of bands. It's British news case.
Speaker 1: Time for a PMS.
Speaker 3: British News at the Kingdom English News. It's time for
Speaker 3: British News. Cheerio's top straight get Out.
Speaker 2: Born in London, prodigy went professional at age twelve. Simon Phillips.
Speaker 2: Simon Phillips, his father said Phillips was a very popular musician.
Speaker 2: He led a Dixie Land band. Simon started playing drums
Speaker 2: on their tours. When his father died, he landed the
Speaker 2: gig playing drums and the Jesus Christ Superstar production got
Speaker 2: a decession work with some of the cast members of
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ.
Speaker 3: That's one of the best musicals to drum. Oh No.
Speaker 2: Dom word traveled that this teenager could freaking beat the skins.
Speaker 2: Pretty soon he was in seriously high demand. Jeff Beck,
Speaker 2: Peter Gabriel, Pete Townsend, freaking Frank Zappo was like, I
Speaker 2: like this kid, he can drump for me. Brian Eno
Speaker 2: came and got him for the supergroup with Roxy Music's
Speaker 2: Phil manzon Era eight oh one, and when Alan Moore
Speaker 2: was out, Rob Hofford and Judas Priests were like, we
Speaker 2: need you. We're in the middle of recording Sin after
Speaker 2: Sin and we got to finish the damn right. We
Speaker 2: can't mess around. So Phillips comes in and all our
Speaker 2: man does be Simon phillips Is introduced the freaking double
Speaker 2: bass that's right, that would define the next wave of metal.
Speaker 2: This song, Dissident Aggressor, is the foundation for British heavy
Speaker 2: metal and thrash metal death metal thanks to Simon phillips
Speaker 2: double kick that was heard for the first time when
Speaker 2: he laid it down on this kick ass dissident Aggressor track.
Speaker 2: Listen to it.
Speaker 3: He's the Jeff Stewart of drugs.
Speaker 2: I don't know if he'd appreciate that. Hey, when The
Speaker 2: Who hit the road in nineteen eighty nine, he was
Speaker 2: their tour drummer. Both Daltrey and Townsend, as I mentioned,
Speaker 2: towsand before, used him for their solo work. His debut
Speaker 2: solo record, Protocol, saw him play everything. He moved to
Speaker 2: Los Angeles to do it, got into jazz drunk for
Speaker 2: the Chemical Brothers. And when it comes to music, I
Speaker 2: thought they used the machine. They were like, I have
Speaker 2: a machine for this one off. Get Samon Phillips, huh
Speaker 2: playing the Toto drummer. Jeff Piccaro sadly passed away. And
Speaker 2: you know how skilled the total musicians are.
Speaker 3: They're some of the best. You know. That's back when
Speaker 3: ugly people were allowed to make music.
Speaker 2: Matt, That's right, Phillips was their only choice.
Speaker 3: Music was better when ugly people made it.
Speaker 2: Other drummers are like, hey, man, can I get an audition?
Speaker 2: They were like, hey, this guy toured with Santana and
Speaker 2: he played with Zappa. Okay, it's Simon Phillips, and that's it.
Speaker 2: Someone who I believe has been celebrated in this spot
Speaker 2: as an alive guy. Japanese jazz pianist virtuoso Haromi Uahara
Speaker 2: uses him as her drummer in her trio with Anthony Jackson.
Speaker 2: They have done four albums together, David Gilmore, Asia, Joe Satriani, Madness,
Speaker 2: just a few others that he has played with. And
Speaker 2: you here here, pe. Look if Sanborn's got to cut
Speaker 2: out for a couple of weeks and he needs someone
Speaker 2: to fill Simon philps this guy calls. In two thousand
Speaker 2: and three, he was inducted into the Modern Drummer Hall.
Speaker 3: Did did you see the white guys in the short
Speaker 3: sleeve button downs in the crowd watching this? Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: I'll turn this up.
Speaker 2: And that and p as you can envision with your
Speaker 2: mind's eye, you know, the bass player and the guitarist,
Speaker 2: our African American gentleman with like leopard print and backwards caps.
Speaker 3: On, just knocking backwards Cabby.
Speaker 2: Likely exactly exactly the backwards cave you had, like Muldoon,
Speaker 2: and Phillips is just going crazy back there with his
Speaker 2: freaking perm show place. He is uh sixty nine Today.
Speaker 2: Hell of a drummer, Simon Phillips. Let's go to spogat
Speaker 2: teeny and check him out.
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