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Speaker 5: All right, Matt, I mean you could even call this
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Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 5: And then this brings us to this, hey pee, every
Speaker 5: time you play that nine o two and oh clip
Speaker 5: of the Hot Chick asking the black guy to dance.
Speaker 5: I just pictured Tim Kates shaking his head and disapproved it.
Speaker 5: What's happened, that's not that would never happen. Tim Kates
Speaker 5: is all for listen. Earlier in the week, I got
Speaker 5: excited playing a nine o two one oh clips from
Speaker 5: an episode where they have to dance with the Crenshaw
Speaker 5: kids and the cops were there, and the cops were
Speaker 5: making it turning, and Brandon Walsh made it cool and
Speaker 5: David Silver was cutting the beef topping and they had
Speaker 5: a great time, and it solved racism. And I was
Speaker 5: trying to make the point that we used to deal
Speaker 5: with these things in a very quick one hour half
Speaker 5: hour format with commercials, and not sit there and worry
Speaker 5: about it for the rest of the week and just
Speaker 5: have for our black and white front.
Speaker 3: It was like the Red House. Let Aaron Spelling take
Speaker 3: it on and fix it for right. Every day in
Speaker 3: our lives was like the Red House.
Speaker 5: Now, some people say some idiots misluck misguided people at
Speaker 5: the Red House square black people and white people buy.
Speaker 3: Furniture, and expanded people too in all people.
Speaker 5: Some said that I perhaps went to the well one
Speaker 5: too many tempos and doubled up on that nine O
Speaker 5: two one oh that solved racism with a dance at
Speaker 5: West Beverly High with some people from Crenshaw. Now, first,
Speaker 5: I would say, that wasn't even our hour, okay, two
Speaker 5: days in a row, that was the two o'clock out. Second,
Speaker 5: I would say, much like Tim Katee shaking his head,
Speaker 5: why don't you think about your own self and why
Speaker 5: it makes you so uncomfortable hearing it two days in
Speaker 5: a row myself?
Speaker 3: Could it be that you're a racist? Now?
Speaker 5: I enjoyed every second of it, and I would hope
Speaker 5: our listeners want me to be happy and could allow
Speaker 5: me a few minutes to reminisce to a simpler time.
Speaker 5: We did the better Off Dead quotes for Matt yesterday.
Speaker 5: Why can't I enjoy a little nine O two and
Speaker 5: oh on my day off? However, it wasn't my day off,
Speaker 5: and you're supposed to be here. However, it has been suggested,
Speaker 5: Matt that we move on from that one nine oh
Speaker 5: two one episode, because they're right.
Speaker 3: Wasn't wait wait oh it just listen out to it?
Speaker 3: Why are you doing it?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 3: We're gonna move on, I said, we're gonna move on.
Speaker 1: I thought you did.
Speaker 3: People want to hear it to get No. Well, since
Speaker 3: you played it, I mean you gotta start if you
Speaker 3: want to know how it's finished. We're dancing.
Speaker 2: I think it's too paralleled by beer.
Speaker 3: I really wish somebody would dance.
Speaker 4: I just didn't see this coming.
Speaker 7: No one could have. Man, are you out of your mind? Brandon?
Speaker 3: Anybody could have position those shelves around the floor. And
Speaker 3: how do we turn up the lights the rest? Okay,
Speaker 3: you're only making things worse.
Speaker 8: Hey, that's enough, Brandon brand I'll say you're the genius
Speaker 8: who invited these guys.
Speaker 3: Gay Greg shot.
Speaker 5: Now there's gonna be a fight, David, just keep playing. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's not really a fighting. West Begley guys messing around.
Speaker 3: We're get the show shut out of here. Hey hey, hey, hey,
Speaker 3: they're both guards. Let them go goes to West Beverly.
Speaker 3: Just around like we always do. Man, you guys getting.
Speaker 1: Everybody's face since we got here.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: No, man, it's not all right.
Speaker 5: And here comes some chick to saving dance dance, and
Speaker 5: now Donna Martin's gonna dance. How's another black guy?
Speaker 9: Come on, there's a dancellor ourself.
Speaker 5: Okay, you're gonna dance with your dates. That's a third
Speaker 5: day and arrives. How Sailor's dancing? Nobody looks more awkward
Speaker 5: up there than silver Here cuts Andrey and Zucker to
Speaker 5: talk to Brandon. Now that the party soccer man expect,
Speaker 5: now that the parties.
Speaker 2: Were picked up, So Brandon and Beverly Hills of dance.
Speaker 3: No, he don't dance.
Speaker 4: You know me better than that.
Speaker 3: What does this mean?
Speaker 2: I'm forgiven?
Speaker 10: Maybe maybe I just want to torture.
Speaker 3: The black guy is gonna go turn it up, kill
Speaker 3: each other. How would you know that don't man is
Speaker 3: going and I'm not going.
Speaker 9: I'm black, relaxed, my mothers kill each other.
Speaker 3: How would you notice that another ma you wonder like
Speaker 3: a Jedi? Because of a petition?
Speaker 5: All right, okay, people did suggest that we should move
Speaker 5: on from that. Now you listen to it, and you
Speaker 5: hear the impact of the the white kids at Beverly
Speaker 5: Hills say being the white savior to the blacks and
Speaker 5: Crunshaw and you say, how could it get better? Petros,
Speaker 5: how could it get better? Well, I take you to
Speaker 5: save by the Bell.
Speaker 3: The college years, they decided to take it on as well.
Speaker 5: Not exactly that, but half the college years, Ac Slater
Speaker 5: a ka Mario Lopez. Mario Lopez meets a Latina activist,
Speaker 5: like a Latina Chicano power chick okay, brown and proud
Speaker 5: like kid Frost okay, and Slater, who's tan, very tan
Speaker 5: twelve months out of the year, does not recognize the
Speaker 5: fact that he might be a Mexican Slater.
Speaker 3: Correct, his name is Slater and his first name is
Speaker 3: a c. Well, but why why is his name Ac?
Speaker 3: Why did it change to Slater? And was it changed?
Speaker 3: Oh my, and here's this lat Well. She's got to
Speaker 3: wake up the sleeping Asteca inside Ac Slater. Now listen
Speaker 3: to her.
Speaker 9: Okay, you know, Jesu, I just said it's a beautiful day.
Speaker 9: Oh le's span what.
Speaker 7: Boy? You really don't speak Spanish, do you?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 5: See so there sounds like Dora. She's a hot chick
Speaker 5: who sounds like it's.
Speaker 3: The voiceover girl for Dora.
Speaker 5: He meets Dora. I know at thela no, and Slater
Speaker 5: doesn't know anything. But the Chicano power chick looks at
Speaker 5: Slater and sees his rippling Aztec muscles and goes as
Speaker 5: soon as teca it's parasa he is for us, but
Speaker 5: Slater does not know, right, he doesn't know. So now
Speaker 5: Slater's got to figure it out. And he's at lunch
Speaker 5: with her, of course, sharing a horse shata, and they
Speaker 5: what it's on the show Peter Engel produced this. Now
Speaker 5: here she is telling him, Hey, maybe your last name isn't.
Speaker 3: What is this Slater? Bs, you look.
Speaker 4: At your name, Mexican Slater, Albert Clifford.
Speaker 7: Slater, Slater's an Anglo name. You're Latino.
Speaker 4: Just so many of my family has changed it.
Speaker 5: Wait a minute, just like that, How does she know
Speaker 5: that he's Latino?
Speaker 2: Come on, you're Latino?
Speaker 3: How how did that? I mean, how does she know
Speaker 3: you're Latino? What if he's not? Well, he just said
Speaker 3: maybe somebody changed it. I mean he's surrendered immediately. Well
Speaker 3: you've told me I'm Latino. I suppose somebody changed it.
Speaker 5: So now he's with Zach Mark, Paul Gossler, Zach Morris,
Speaker 5: a white man, and Zach is like, what just because
Speaker 5: you're with this freaking chick, you got it. You're not
Speaker 5: gonna come with us to Big Bear.
Speaker 7: Don't you think it's time to stop denying your roots?
Speaker 3: There on that now a tasty lick.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Now Slater looks off and he goes, perhaps perhaps perhaps.
Speaker 2: Slayer Chicano studies. Why do you care about that?
Speaker 4: Because on Chicano Case you never noticed.
Speaker 3: So now he walks out.
Speaker 5: Now this wasn't available because I was gonna have to
Speaker 5: buy the episode because he walks out, and and Zach Morris,
Speaker 5: like he always does, and say by the bell, looks
Speaker 5: at the camera and goes says what we all thought.
Speaker 3: I always thought he was Italian case you never noticed.
Speaker 3: All right, take it easy.
Speaker 5: There, you've been Chicano for two days and all of
Speaker 5: a sudden you're gonna seize our job, as Zach Morris.
Speaker 5: So now Slater tells us what happened, and you tell me,
Speaker 5: You tell me if you buy this.
Speaker 3: You meet a girl and you this isn't about a girl.
Speaker 4: It's about me.
Speaker 8: Till two days ago, I didn't even know my real
Speaker 8: name was Sanchez. My dad changed it twenty five years
Speaker 8: ago to get into the military academy.
Speaker 4: Can you believe it? Felthy had the hidest heritage to
Speaker 4: be accepted. I don't want to do that.
Speaker 5: What about your grandma? It's her name Slater too. Do
Speaker 5: you have an abuela.
Speaker 3: What's his name? Albert Clark, Albert Clifford Slater. Clifford Slater,
Speaker 3: Dad really did everything you possibly could to cover that up. Now,
Speaker 3: what should I call you?
Speaker 5: Cliff My name is a girl, and.
Speaker 3: It's not about a girl.
Speaker 8: Till two days ago, I didn't even know my real
Speaker 8: name was Sanchez. My dad changed it twenty five years
Speaker 8: ago to get into the military academy.
Speaker 4: Can you believe it?
Speaker 3: What heritage?
Speaker 5: Except talking about Annapolis or v m I or West
Speaker 5: Point or the Laino. I mean, what are we talking about?
Speaker 5: Am I a.
Speaker 3: What? Now? Here's the question? You're laods Slater? Get a
Speaker 3: piece of that torta or not?
Speaker 2: I would?
Speaker 7: You're Latino?
Speaker 5: Come on later, you got a little whiff of that Latino.
Speaker 5: Now you're gonna do Chicagos.
Speaker 3: Shut up, it's about any girl, and this isn't about
Speaker 3: a girl.
Speaker 4: It's about me.
Speaker 3: Talk Latino.
Speaker 8: Till two days ago, I didn't even know my real
Speaker 8: name was Sanchez.
Speaker 7: You're Latino.
Speaker 3: So we solve world problems here. Okay.
Speaker 5: It's not just a black white thing. It's also a
Speaker 5: Mexican and white thing. Okay, didn't even know, he wondered,
Speaker 5: porque Am I Tan, okay.
Speaker 3: All on your all year long. I keep this beautiful, Tan.
Speaker 7: Don't you think it's time stop denying you?
Speaker 5: I'm swarthy as hell. I mean, how south of the
Speaker 5: Italy did you have to be from?
Speaker 3: Slater?
Speaker 2: Why do you care about that?
Speaker 4: Because I'm Chicano case you never noticed?
Speaker 3: You didn't notice? Heyho, you didn't notice? You just you're
Speaker 3: really gonna take it out on Zach Alfred.
Speaker 5: Alberto Anyway, I understand the pushback that I received from
Speaker 5: playing the nine to two one oh episode, and I
Speaker 5: understand the pushback that we're receiving for playing the Same
Speaker 5: by the Bell, if there is any we received well,
Speaker 5: because I received pushback with the Golden Girls over the
Speaker 5: years and the Facts of Life.
Speaker 3: All the fact the sex episodes. Yeah, y loser, Virgil Unity.
Speaker 3: You know you're gonna get pushed back on that, Natalie
Speaker 3: Christian right.
Speaker 5: The fat one, I love the fat one losing a virginity,
Speaker 5: just that plump one getting rolled right in, you know. Okay, No, anyway,
Speaker 5: I'm glad that a C. Slater figured it out in
Speaker 5: the episode of Saved by the Bell of the College Years.
Speaker 3: Can we refer to him as a C. Sanchez moving forward.
Speaker 5: Please Slater. Slater's war Alberto Kadoks Sanchez, because that's why
Speaker 5: you're lain because I'm Grecono.
Speaker 4: Because I'm Chicano.
Speaker 5: I mean, you grow up your whole life in a
Speaker 5: wrestling singlet, doing a hang loose and hanging out at
Speaker 5: Bayside High and acted all cool, and then in two
Speaker 5: days some Chicano chick gets you to flip your whole Yeah, that's.
Speaker 3: What I am like, Okay, Slater, That's what college is.
Speaker 3: It's not about it's about finding yourself.
Speaker 5: I found out I was a really stupid short yardage
Speaker 5: tailback and co. But I was poor white, trash happy
Speaker 5: town in Northwest.
Speaker 3: We did go to Pepperdine exactly.
Speaker 7: Stopped denying your roots.
Speaker 5: We never deny our roots. And that is for all
Speaker 5: of you a holes that push back against nine O
Speaker 5: two one. Oh.
Speaker 3: All right, next story, Matt, what what?
Speaker 5: Maybe I should look back into my heritage? Cue the guitar.
Speaker 5: That's racist, totally racist. Jesus, thank you, Kate, Yeah, Ronnie,
Speaker 5: back off there it is again. Seriously all right, Matt.
Speaker 5: It's popping off in Rotterdam, Netherlands. And have you ever
Speaker 5: been to Rotterdam? It's a place where techno music had
Speaker 5: a big turn. The agro hardcore techno movement started in Rotterdam.
Speaker 5: That's my kind of techno here it is.
Speaker 3: This is what it sounds like here turning out a
Speaker 3: glam had I was not prepared for this. You gotta
Speaker 3: wait for the beat of drums.
Speaker 2: Okay, now we're talking.
Speaker 3: This is actually a tennis story.
Speaker 5: People are very upset in Rotterdam, and by people I
Speaker 5: mean the men's players on the tennis tour. They're very
Speaker 5: upset about the balls. Some are even upset that they've
Speaker 5: questioned whether or not the balls are even round. No,
Speaker 5: but it's interesting. I looked into this and asked a
Speaker 5: couple of tennis types that I knew. But I guess
Speaker 5: ball speed and court speed are two things that are
Speaker 5: supposed to match up when you're.
Speaker 3: Doing a tournament, no matter where you go, I guess,
Speaker 3: and the.
Speaker 5: Ball speed and the court's speed in this situation are
Speaker 5: significantly different. But what it's brought to us, Matt, other
Speaker 5: than this awesome technoi is.
Speaker 3: Very distracting soundtrack to the story.
Speaker 5: We have another Medvedev meltdown, Daniil Medvedev over the balls.
Speaker 5: Also Arthur Pheelies and Alex Demnauer. They have all attacked
Speaker 5: these head balls. Also Taylor Fritz has attacked, and Zegrev.
Speaker 5: They've all gotten after the head balls.
Speaker 3: The head. The head is a brand, it's got that
Speaker 3: arch with the dot, the head tour xt ball. They
Speaker 3: hate the ball.
Speaker 5: The tournament is in Rotterdam, it finishes on Sunday, and
Speaker 5: the ball will not changed. And nobody is more displeased.
Speaker 5: And we love it when he is displeased. The Russian
Speaker 5: Daniel Medvedev. There's many meltdowns and explosive combative personality tickles
Speaker 5: us here in the world of great sports talking makes
Speaker 5: us happy.
Speaker 3: You great sports talk, You shut your f's up.
Speaker 5: So here is Daniel Medvedev, very upset about the ball.
Speaker 3: This bos of horrible hold on. I believe he said,
Speaker 3: delete these balls from the effing life.
Speaker 1: This bos a horrible dete there who runs.
Speaker 2: Its becoming apologies for the language, and.
Speaker 3: I start yelling at the Johns. You has nothing to
Speaker 3: do with the balls. One and a half.
Speaker 1: Second, it's just not an I have much pain in
Speaker 1: my elbow and I have a flight.
Speaker 5: Okay, don't have much pain in my elbow, not a flight.
Speaker 3: Because The balls are made for.
Speaker 9: For people who love to please, people who love to
Speaker 9: please with a little bit of a little bit of saliva.
Speaker 5: The balls are made for people that love to please
Speaker 5: with a little bit of sali.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: How do you say puck time?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Luck, luck, luck Now, Matt, I guess if you want
Speaker 3: to gargle on the uh the rod of the rotterdam open,
Speaker 3: then you go ahead and do it. But I've got
Speaker 3: a flight to catch.
Speaker 5: For the men's and the women's tour, they do have
Speaker 5: no control over the balls. Each tourney cuts its own
Speaker 5: deal with Wilson or Dunlop or pen or head, and
Speaker 5: the balls are basically the same size and weight. But
Speaker 5: obviously the players are pissed off if it's off by
Speaker 5: one gram, and they can tell oh, yeah, that's why.
Speaker 5: Week by week the balls can piss players off, and
Speaker 5: medeev our Russian friend knows that the ump he's yelling
Speaker 5: at and tell him that his shoulder hurts and he
Speaker 5: has to leave or elbow. Has no control over.
Speaker 3: The ball I've got to catch.
Speaker 5: They will change out balls if there's a dead ball,
Speaker 5: five in a row if necessary. But these are all
Speaker 5: the same balls.
Speaker 3: Is this the only professional sport that there's no uniformity
Speaker 3: in the ball they use.
Speaker 5: Where there's supposed to be. Yeah, there's separate deals for
Speaker 5: every tournament has unit right, But yeah, every tournament has
Speaker 5: their own ball uniformity. So I would say, yeah, it's
Speaker 5: a very unique situation. It does make you think of
Speaker 5: Tom Brady's deflated balls and the Lane Kiff and Matt
Speaker 5: Barkley lesser known to fate deflate gate in the PAC twelve,
Speaker 5: both real situations in their time.
Speaker 3: She's thinking about Eric's balls and Billy Madison when he
Speaker 3: fell off the bench, his things were weird looking.
Speaker 5: I'm thinking about Albert Clifford Sanchez. I lived my whole
Speaker 5: life thinking I was a white guy in Malibu, and
Speaker 5: all of a sudden, this hot Latina chick flips with
Speaker 5: the whole scrip up, and now I'm doing Chicago studies.
Speaker 7: Slater's an angler.
Speaker 2: You're Latino?
Speaker 3: How do you know Latino?
Speaker 8: No?
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Speaker 5: Like Brandon Walsh seeked the truth at West Beverly High,
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Speaker 3: Hello Dave, Well, thank.
Speaker 10: You, petros. I appreciate that very sincere introduction, and I'll
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Speaker 10: Legend of Dodger Baseball?
Speaker 3: What are the storylines? Dave? Yeah, what do we have?
Speaker 3: I know we've got our own storylines for Dodger Baseball.
Speaker 3: We dug into him a little bit earlier. But it's
Speaker 3: Spectrum Sportsnet, the home of the Dodgers on the television
Speaker 3: side of things. What are the storylines? What are they
Speaker 3: keeping an eye on as you get ready to make
Speaker 3: your way to Camelback Ranch.
Speaker 10: Well, today was a busy for the Dodgers, busier than
Speaker 10: most Daves has been most days have been during this offseason.
Speaker 10: They first yesterday signed Evan Phillips back for a one year,
Speaker 10: six point five million dollar contract. That was not as
Speaker 10: much of a slam dunk as we may have thought
Speaker 10: it was. When the Dodgers did not tender Phillips a contract,
Speaker 10: I had scouts from other teams reaching out to me
Speaker 10: about what type of guy Evan Phillips was, and my
Speaker 10: understanding was the Rangers were seriously considering a run at
Speaker 10: Evan Phillips, but comes back to the team that he
Speaker 10: obviously wanted to stay with. And then today another Dodger
Speaker 10: reliever who was designated for assignment last week, Anthony Bonda,
Speaker 10: was traded to the Twins today for international pool money.
Speaker 10: He was traded for pool money, and he was a
Speaker 10: fan favorite, but had thrown a lot of games the
Speaker 10: last two years for the Dodgers one hundred and thirty
Speaker 10: six games, including the postseason one hundred and twenty nine innings.
Speaker 10: And then today key K Hernandez announcing that he is
Speaker 10: back with the Dodgers, and the Dodgers also extended Max
Speaker 10: Munsey for another year. So it was a busy last
Speaker 10: two days for the Dodgers.
Speaker 5: Why did I think that the KEYK thing was already
Speaker 5: done or what did they intimate that that was going
Speaker 5: to get done? Or was it a foregone conclusion or
Speaker 5: was that something that just got by me like so
Speaker 5: many other things.
Speaker 3: No, no, not at all.
Speaker 10: You must have been listening to KEYK and I before
Speaker 10: Christmas at the Polo Ralph Lauren event at the Citadel
Speaker 10: where he basically said it's not a matter of if,
Speaker 10: but when, And that's the way it was going to
Speaker 10: play out, considering Key K cannot play in a game
Speaker 10: because of elbows surgery, probably until the All Star break
Speaker 10: at the earliest, so there was really no urgency and
Speaker 10: there was some roster maneuvering that needed to be made
Speaker 10: before they could sign KEYK.
Speaker 5: Around this time, most of us speak, he was an
Speaker 5: unknown guy when he started, and we were all here
Speaker 5: doing the same stuff. Think of Max Munsey as a
Speaker 5: young guy.
Speaker 3: He's not. He's gotten old before our eyes right.
Speaker 10: Now, yes he has, but in the process has become
Speaker 10: one of the most reliable playoff performers for the Dodgers.
Speaker 10: Despite a lot of Dodger fans coming after Monsey at
Speaker 10: different points in time of the last two seasons, all
Speaker 10: of a sudden, now everybody loves Max Munsey. As I
Speaker 10: always say, they always come crawling back. That's my mantra
Speaker 10: in life. And Max Munsey is thirty five years old
Speaker 10: but holds the Dodger postseason record for the most home
Speaker 10: runs hit thirteen home runs. Think about all the great
Speaker 10: players that have played for the Dodgers, it's Max Munsey
Speaker 10: that has hit the most postseason home runs, including a
Speaker 10: big one in Game seven of the World Series, and
Speaker 10: Max Munsey was the longest active tenured Dodger up until
Speaker 10: Keik Hernandez signed back with the Dodgers an hour later.
Speaker 10: And Keik has the distinction of playing in every single
Speaker 10: World Series during the Andrew Friedman era for the Dodgers.
Speaker 3: How much of the Munthie thing, Dave was a product of,
Speaker 3: you know, kind of what happened this offseason. I know
Speaker 3: you mentioned Boba sheet a few different times. Was this
Speaker 3: just kind of, yeah, you know, maybe we went out
Speaker 3: looking and we couldn't really get anything to line up,
Speaker 3: So let's just sort of get the old bird in
Speaker 3: the hand squared away and then we'll figure out something
Speaker 3: else down the road.
Speaker 10: I would say that's part of it, Matt. But the
Speaker 10: other part is similar to this season, Max Muncie has
Speaker 10: taken a big time team discount. He did that to
Speaker 10: stay with the Dodgers this upcoming season when he agreed
Speaker 10: to an extension a couple of years ago and agreed
Speaker 10: to just a ten million dollar club option. Well, next year,
Speaker 10: he's only going to make seven million dollars, and then
Speaker 10: if the team wants to keep them around for twenty
Speaker 10: twenty eight. It's a club option for ten million dollars.
Speaker 10: So unlike some of the other Dodgers that we have
Speaker 10: seen move on for thinking they were going to get
Speaker 10: bigger money, and they did, but they wanted to make
Speaker 10: that big money with the Dodgers, Munsey has done what
Speaker 10: others have been reluctant to do, and that's to take
Speaker 10: a team discount to a certain extent. And that's a
Speaker 10: big reason why they were able to make this happen
Speaker 10: and the reason why he's still here.
Speaker 3: Your favorite national baseball reporter that lives in a small
Speaker 3: market was at it again today. I don't know why
Speaker 3: he felt it wrote a whole novel. Yeah, it's like
Speaker 3: no our man, Jeff Passes reposted the Dodgers broke baseball.
Speaker 3: There's going to be a lockout. We won't have baseball
Speaker 3: in twenty seven. It's all the Dodgers' fault. It's almost
Speaker 3: the same article that we talked about two months ago. Dave,
Speaker 3: why do you think it's research seen today? I'm sure
Speaker 3: you read it. There's quotes from anonymous gms and executives.
Speaker 3: Why cast this dark cloud over baseball before the seven
Speaker 3: season even gets started?
Speaker 10: Yeah, it feels like the replay of the Petrosen Money
Speaker 10: Show hour of nine o two one zero days. The
Speaker 10: last two days I felt like, I mean, I felt
Speaker 10: like Passing took a page out of your book. He
Speaker 10: just wrote the same story that he wrote back in
Speaker 10: what October or November, And you know, I feel like,
Speaker 10: if you want to be transparent, he should write that
Speaker 10: he was the Royals beat writer. He lives in Kansas City,
Speaker 10: and you know he's he's feeling a narrative for the
Speaker 10: small market teams. I feel like that's got to be
Speaker 10: consciously or subconsciously part of the narrative here. But look,
Speaker 10: I thought Scott Boris said it the best Matt a
Speaker 10: couple of weeks ago. This is such a unique time
Speaker 10: period for Major League Baseball because of Shoho Tani, not
Speaker 10: only what he does for the sport and transcending it
Speaker 10: as you know, the level of Michael Jordan or Tiger
Speaker 10: Woods has, but also the fact that he signed an
Speaker 10: incredibly team friendly deal, deferring the majority of his contract
Speaker 10: each and every season to allow the Dodgers to go
Speaker 10: out and sign a Kyle Tucker. So you know, I
Speaker 10: just feel like there's a lot of jealousy, envy, and overreaction.
Speaker 10: If you take a step back, this is something that
Speaker 10: is not going to last forever. Even Andrew Friedman has
Speaker 10: said as much that they are taking advantage of this time,
Speaker 10: having the greatest player arguably ever on their team, making
Speaker 10: two million dollars against the luxury tax every years.
Speaker 3: Popping off in the gym right now, Dave, there's.
Speaker 10: Passing David Silver aka the baseball David Silver.
Speaker 9: That think it's too argalized by fear, really wish summary
Speaker 9: with Dan.
Speaker 4: I just didn't see this coming.
Speaker 5: No one could have.
Speaker 3: Man, don't do this to me to partake. You just
Speaker 3: give it a rest, Okay. I like to envision David
Speaker 3: young Davids on the couch with a full account chocula
Speaker 3: between his legs. He's watching this.
Speaker 10: I would love How about about change it up and
Speaker 10: maybe play when Dylan says Brandon's life when he falls
Speaker 10: off the cliff while they're hiking.
Speaker 3: Right here, Brandon looking at me right here would be.
Speaker 10: There you go, Petros Or maybe when uh, when uh,
Speaker 10: when Brandon was in the hot tub with uh with
Speaker 10: what's her name?
Speaker 3: Tat yeah, Tat Tiffany Ambertheasner, Kelly Taylor. It was not
Speaker 3: Kelly Taylor, it was whatever. Valerie. Valerie was her character's name. Yeah,
Speaker 3: when they're bobbling movie.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, all right, Dave, Okay, thank you for all
Speaker 10: of that. I felt like it started out great and
Speaker 10: then started to, as it always does, get into the gutter.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's where you belong. What's on Dodger Talk tonight?
Speaker 2: You jerk?
Speaker 3: Reggie Smith?
Speaker 10: Uh, Tanner Scott and Reggie Smith are going to join
Speaker 10: us tonight on Dodger Talking All these moves.
Speaker 3: A detailed interview with Reggie Smith.
Speaker 10: Oh sorry, sorry, Oh, I can't wait for Who's coming
Speaker 10: on next? Daniel Jerem I talk about the Bolts draft.
Speaker 3: No, Dave, you should know better. It's going into a
Speaker 3: forty five. It's gonna be a textoso Come on man.
Speaker 5: Okay, sorry, Actually, sweet James, we'll try to snackt Ted's beard.
Speaker 3: And Sam Darnold coming on next even better next week.
Speaker 3: A safe drive to Phoenix, Dave, Yeah, have fun out there, Dave, Okay,
Speaker 3: thank you.
Speaker 10: Enjoy the cushy studio, Go sit on a cactus.
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Speaker 3: Do you enjoy that type of thing? Do you enjoy winter?
Speaker 2: Occasionally? Occasionally I watched the words and go, yeah, I
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Speaker 3: our producer, Tim Kates. We were having this discussion the
Speaker 3: other day. Uh. He obviously has a couple of girls
Speaker 3: in school, one now finished in the Phoenix area. He
Speaker 3: likes to drive the Phoenix. They have the automated cameras
Speaker 3: that have given him speeding tickets in the past. And
Speaker 3: Sweet James.
Speaker 5: You know, you can't drive to Phoenix without seeing Sweet
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Speaker 3: Knows the whole way.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: He has decided to ignore the citations that have been issued,
Speaker 3: so we believe there is at least one, if not
Speaker 3: multiple bench warrants. Two he's got two of these tickets
Speaker 3: that he has ignored for years.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 5: He dips into Phoenix like a cartel guy dips into
Speaker 5: the US.
Speaker 3: Nice. Oh yeah, so much so, James that he rents
Speaker 3: a car. He does not drive his own car with
Speaker 3: that plate. He rents a car when he goes and
Speaker 3: then comes back. So can you share with us and
Speaker 3: everyone listening, Like, what what are the risks that Tim
Speaker 3: Kates has taken on? What would happen if he were
Speaker 3: to be pulled over and had to hand over his
Speaker 3: license and registration?
Speaker 2: Oh boy, mister case a man.
Speaker 6: As a youth, I did similar things and guess what,
Speaker 6: I got my car and pounded it got towed. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: that can happen really easily. Yeah, you're gonna get in trouble, buddy.
Speaker 6: It's it's it's worth a piece of mind to pay
Speaker 6: the fine and do you know what, go in and
Speaker 6: you can talk him down. You can wave all those
Speaker 6: fees and costs and uh a late sieve. So they'll
Speaker 6: they'll work with you. They just don't want to bit
Speaker 6: of their money. But what if you get it done?
Speaker 6: It's good ahead.
Speaker 5: What if he's like been evading the law for ten years.
Speaker 3: Like what we're talking a decade here, we're talking about he's.
Speaker 5: Been on the run for longer than he remembers. You know,
Speaker 5: I mean that he's a friend of the devil.
Speaker 2: He's a renegade.
Speaker 5: Yeah, exactly, Like when it's been so long, is there
Speaker 5: a statute of limitation on Kates.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there is for infractions and the like.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's the statue shoe like a one or two years,
Speaker 6: so he might be clear.
Speaker 2: If it's a.
Speaker 6: Minor infraction, mister means might last a little bit longer.
Speaker 6: So you know, watch yourself there, Kate.
Speaker 3: Well, like going seventy and a fifty, let's say he's
Speaker 3: going seventy five in a sixty. Is that is that?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 3: He don't even have to worry.
Speaker 2: About fraction in fraction in fraction.
Speaker 3: So drive your own car, no worries, you're good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh yeah, that terms not fast to do.
Speaker 5: So however, wow, look at that statute of limitations, Kates,
Speaker 5: thank you, James, I appreciate that. Well, that's a weight
Speaker 5: off his show. Right now, let me ask you this.
Speaker 5: We were hoping stony lonesome. Well, well, you know, you
Speaker 5: never know. Right, Let's say that all it takes is
Speaker 5: one over zealous sheriffs, certainly right in Pima County or
Speaker 5: something to get after Kate's asked. Now, let's say Kate's
Speaker 5: is driving in Arizona and the cop pulls up behind
Speaker 5: him and bangs and and hits the lights, and he's thinking,
Speaker 5: oh my god, they got me it's the jig is up.
Speaker 5: Is it more advantageous for him to uh to try
Speaker 5: to escape that situation and to try his luck or
Speaker 5: would it be benefit? Like, how bad of a situation
Speaker 5: if they actually get him? Should he try to escape?
Speaker 2: At least? No, I don't have to. We don't have
Speaker 2: to read a.
Speaker 6: News article about Kate's getting in trouble and some ice
Speaker 6: cha crash. Okay, exactly, exactly all right, and those the
Speaker 6: girl cactics that are protected he getting.
Speaker 2: You get in trouble. So yeah, don't don't do that.
Speaker 3: Stay on the road. Another one for you, sweet James.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you were interested in the Seattle
Speaker 3: Super Bowl parade, but obviously the city freaking out Seahawks,
Speaker 3: you know, win another Super Bowl championship. It had been
Speaker 3: a decade, so the whole city is poured into the streets.
Speaker 3: There was an interaction between a portly lady on a
Speaker 3: bicycle and the many parade goers that were blocking the
Speaker 3: bicycle lane to give her the bike lane. She's like,
Speaker 3: I need to get to work. Mf orst. She was
Speaker 3: very she said, but I need to get to work.
Speaker 3: She so, you know, they sports team, but I need
Speaker 3: to get to work, and they pointed out you can
Speaker 3: just go a block up and there are literally no
Speaker 3: people or cars and that will take you to your work.
Speaker 3: If she runs into somebody, it's not a vehicle, but
Speaker 3: it's still a bicycle. Is that misdemeanor? Assault? Is that felt?
Speaker 3: Because she's carrying some weight. Now you know she's got
Speaker 3: a little bit of momentum. You might have, you know,
Speaker 3: a couple hundred pounds running India there like what are
Speaker 3: what's what's the recourse here?
Speaker 6: And depending on how poorly she is, depending on the
Speaker 6: damage she causes, there's sometimes there's a damage limit. But
Speaker 6: to tap demeter, I'm gonna get turg it turns into
Speaker 6: a felony.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So let's say I get knocked to the ground and
Speaker 3: I cut my eye and I need one stitch.
Speaker 2: Oh that's good. They call those a wobbler.
Speaker 6: Depends on the DA if you want to go ahead
Speaker 6: and put up the jerny other way, there is.
Speaker 5: A big lawsuit. Now this guy's lawyered up. I don't
Speaker 5: know if he called you, but the guy inside the
Speaker 5: mascot in Washington, d C. G Whiz for the Washington Wizards, Uh, well,
Speaker 5: he was decleted basically by the Jackson Hayes Lakers backup
Speaker 5: center just knocked a over. T's over at the uh
Speaker 5: over at the Arena in d C.
Speaker 3: And he is gonna sue.
Speaker 5: How much can you sue a big basketball player knocking
Speaker 5: you over when you're in a big mascot outfit.
Speaker 2: Okay, here me out on this one.
Speaker 6: So it depends on his injuries obviously, And if it's
Speaker 6: like a you know, like a few grand when you
Speaker 6: want to do that to like the Philly fanatic.
Speaker 2: Or something like that could be like, uh, there's to.
Speaker 6: Be a business like working at the mascot of a
Speaker 6: team you hate.
Speaker 3: You know, yeah, I mean take a free shot at
Speaker 3: this guy.
Speaker 5: But but according to James Worthy, mascots exist to get socked.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't.
Speaker 2: I would not fight Greedy though he would stab you.
Speaker 2: I think he would be bad to fight with. But
Speaker 2: he's gonna get something. Obviously, he got he got. He
Speaker 2: got done pretty hard there.
Speaker 6: So and it's a it was a highly advertised there's
Speaker 6: some uh, there's some shame.
Speaker 3: Attach amiliation, emotional stress. There's a lot of shame amiliation.
Speaker 3: A test here as well, the.
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