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Speaker 5: We'll have Dodger Talk at seven o'clock, which starts with
Speaker 5: Max Munsey as his guest. Last night Blake Trinan, the
Speaker 5: hits just keep on coming from Camelback Ranch, and our
Speaker 5: next play by play endeavor, the first Bring Training game
Speaker 5: will be here Saturday versus the Angels first pitch at
Speaker 5: twelve ten. Right after that you can get over to
Speaker 5: the Burbank Sports cards and see Browny James and the
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Speaker 2: Did you do you know if did Bessy have an
Speaker 2: exclusive with Blake trining or was that just part of
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Speaker 5: An exclusive media tour? Yeah, Dave, do you want an exclusive?
Speaker 5: It wasn't exclusive, okay, But our next play by play
Speaker 5: endeavor before the Dodgers open up is the Clippers versus
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Speaker 2: don't know. Twenty thousand leagues under the sea misleading. The
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Speaker 2: fact the depth were twenty thousand leagues, it would have
Speaker 2: put Captain Nemo through the entire planet Earth and about
Speaker 2: fifteen percent of the distance to the Moon.
Speaker 5: And you doubt Nemo's ability to do such things just
Speaker 5: because Nemo is not just any captain, Matt. I mean,
Speaker 5: that's a ship unknown to mankind, right, So I don't know.
Speaker 2: That's just why I assumed it was twenty thousand leagues
Speaker 2: below the service. But in fact that's wow.
Speaker 5: You know, there's more than just one thing. Being a
Speaker 5: nautical man myself and a real seafarer, I have to
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Speaker 5: a suspect. Okay, okay, and Nemo's boat is big number
Speaker 5: one A okay, Now that has a big ass window.
Speaker 2: Like that, it's a giant window.
Speaker 5: Yeah, come on, he opens that window, everybody gets sucked
Speaker 5: out and explodes like that. Terrible incident with the Titanic.
Speaker 2: Guys, guys, did you hear did you hear the sound effect?
Speaker 2: Listen to this here it is, this is the moment.
Speaker 5: Oh, thanks Tim, Tim Cage. They only got two more
Speaker 5: hours of air. They've been dead for seven days. Tim,
Speaker 5: I didn't know at the time. All right, you're right,
Speaker 5: revision in the studio every day. Yeah, and we were
Speaker 5: also out here washing our mail during COVID.
Speaker 3: It's time for quick.
Speaker 5: It's everybody, let's seems quick, hitch, I'll make it quick.
Speaker 5: Y'allah five that's what they run out of airpe think
Speaker 5: about it. You'll be interviewing Dan Wiki to Dodgers with
Speaker 5: a full team workout Today. This morning, Dave Roberts did
Speaker 5: his annual team meeting where he riles up the guys.
Speaker 5: It includes several players addressing the team, Kyle Tucker, Eddie Diaz,
Speaker 5: and then Roberts that he thought it would be powerful
Speaker 5: to hear why they chose to sign with a yo
Speaker 5: yo yo yo yo yo o yo lawyers. But here's
Speaker 5: Dave Roberts earlier today rallying the troops.
Speaker 6: We play for something bigger than ourselves, and it's like
Speaker 6: that's something that you guys all got to wrap your
Speaker 6: heads around because in this world, in this day, it's
Speaker 6: always about self promotion, yourselves. But if you can play
Speaker 6: for your teammates and play for something bigger, what do
Speaker 6: I tell you, Miggy the game honors you. Where's Miguel
Speaker 6: at the game honors you? You guys got to believe
Speaker 6: that you're the best option in every moment, in the
Speaker 6: biggest of moments. When you're a Dodger. People want to
Speaker 6: take us down, they want to beat us. And I
Speaker 6: said it earlier, is it's a game seven. So I
Speaker 6: think that we've got to look ahead and say that
Speaker 6: this is going to be harder than it's ever been,
Speaker 6: and we got to work even harder. And so my
Speaker 6: ask as a team, as an organization is to push
Speaker 6: ourselves even more. We already got the talent. I don't
Speaker 6: think there's any more talent. There isn't any more talent
Speaker 6: in a major league clubhouse than in this room. Guys,
Speaker 6: we got to be prepared to play through October. Put
Speaker 6: your skin heads down and let's go through October every
Speaker 6: single day. Stay hungry, stay obsessed, let's get after it.
Speaker 6: Put those blinders on, all right, guys, Thank you very
Speaker 6: much for listening. I'm very very grateful for every single
Speaker 6: one of you, guys. No one better in the organization,
Speaker 6: in baseball, in sport. So we're very lucky to wear
Speaker 6: this uniform, guys, and so I wish everyone the best.
Speaker 6: And let's have a great year. And this is our
Speaker 6: our journey, our trek to a three pe kik. All right,
Speaker 6: let's do it. All right, guys, have a great day.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Hey, I'm ready to run through a wall for that guy.
Speaker 5: Hey, in your bids many years from now, will you
Speaker 5: remember the day you fought play your freda.
Speaker 2: And I don't know if he is preaching the gospel
Speaker 2: of no alcohol, but as a man who owns Recht,
Speaker 2: you know, one of the owners of Red Stitch Winery,
Speaker 2: you know, hearing that that Dave is off the sauce,
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 3: I doubt it. Yeah, one sweep padres sweep you once in.
Speaker 2: Like May Buehler shuts him out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're getting right back to the pinot. We call
Speaker 3: that the Lebron effect.
Speaker 5: Lebron announced, Oh yeah, no longer ranking and doing chocolate
Speaker 5: chip cookies.
Speaker 3: I'll drink it all. Lebron, you bastard. Send it my way,
Speaker 3: literally a bastard.
Speaker 5: Former Dodger Walker Buehler has signed a minor league deal
Speaker 5: with the Padres spring training invite.
Speaker 3: Just wants to make the team. I just want to
Speaker 3: be on a team.
Speaker 5: Times have change for Walker Buler from being the Dodgers
Speaker 5: ace and winning a World Series. Here he is with
Speaker 5: the San Diego media this morning.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it feels a little weird. I imagine five years
Speaker 7: ago it would have been a lot more weird. But uh,
Speaker 7: you know, this is a crazy game, and this is
Speaker 7: a great opportunity for me to again be a part
Speaker 7: of a really talented baseball club, and uh, you know,
Speaker 7: that's what I'm here to do.
Speaker 1: The rivalry obviously so heated between the Padres and Dodgers.
Speaker 6: Do you have any let yourself think about what it
Speaker 6: might be like to be on the other side of it?
Speaker 7: Uh no, Yeah, We'll make the team first and then
Speaker 7: try and get back into that.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, gonna make the team.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Kind of reminder of all the people that said, how
Speaker 2: could you, how dare you let Walker Buehler walk after
Speaker 2: what he meant to this team and winning that World Series?
Speaker 3: He w gassed, he was done, He's cashed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know it's uh.
Speaker 5: Cast cast like a weed bowl of shake and an
Speaker 5: old metal pipe cash like hitting between some high.
Speaker 3: School girls boobs and a guns n' roses concert.
Speaker 5: Tony Clark, executive director of the MLB Players Association, has
Speaker 5: resigned after an internal investigation revealed he had an inappropriate
Speaker 5: relationship with his sister in law, who had been hired
Speaker 5: by the union in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 3: Come here, girl, come here, Let me see now there
Speaker 3: is Let me come over here.
Speaker 2: Bring there is another story.
Speaker 3: Bring them haunches over here.
Speaker 2: There is another story that is not nearly as salacious
Speaker 2: as her haunches on me that he has been under
Speaker 2: investigation for financial improv ris. So yeah, okay, that had
Speaker 2: been going on. There was investigation over Runch and Haunch,
Speaker 2: and then the Raunch and Haunch came down on the door.
Speaker 3: Bringing them haunches over yonder. The Clippers are twenty six
Speaker 3: and twenty eight.
Speaker 2: I think they could win it.
Speaker 5: They're holding on to the ten seat in the West.
Speaker 5: They could certainly keep going there.
Speaker 2: You saw what Kawhi looked like in those twelve minutes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was great.
Speaker 5: They're off until Thursday and then they host House Nuggets
Speaker 5: the Lakers are thirty three and twenty one. They're the
Speaker 5: fifth seed in the West. They're off until Friday and
Speaker 5: they'll take on the Clippers. And Tim Kates with his
Speaker 5: gentle hands, got it out of Alan Sleewy yesterday, who said,
Speaker 5: I believe it is time for Lebron James to move
Speaker 5: on from the Lakers when the season is over. And
Speaker 5: speaking of that, so it's Tim Harris and LA Lakers
Speaker 5: CEO Genie Buss sounded doubtful about Lebron Lames returning to
Speaker 5: the Shakers next season. According to Alex Sherman of CNBC, you.
Speaker 8: Know, I never say never, but you know, he certainly
Speaker 8: hasn't given an indication as to you know what what will.
Speaker 2: You know, he's earned.
Speaker 8: The right to decide how his career will go. And
Speaker 8: you know he continues to impress, you know, getting a
Speaker 8: triple double again last night.
Speaker 3: Stars, So stay in the game for too long. He's
Speaker 3: a great player, Shut up?
Speaker 2: WHOA if he's earned the right. I have decided, Genie,
Speaker 2: that you can give me fifty five million dollars to
Speaker 2: play for you fish. I'd like to have earned that right.
Speaker 2: I have earned the right to nuclear franchise completely control and.
Speaker 5: The triple doubly had the other night yelling at Austin
Speaker 5: Reeves when he got a rebound.
Speaker 2: JJ, can you bang a time out and talk some
Speaker 2: sense into this fool? For God's sakes, trying to get
Speaker 2: my triple doubles? So gee, I got I need two
Speaker 2: rebounds here. I've been on the court for eight minutes.
Speaker 2: We're up twenty six. I need two rebounds and this
Speaker 2: fool keeps taking them.
Speaker 5: What U c l A CFO Steven and Steeney, one
Speaker 5: of the principal drivers of the UCLA to Sofi Stadium
Speaker 5: is out. This is getting messy. Not because he hooked
Speaker 5: up with his sister in law and wiped himself on
Speaker 5: the curtain.
Speaker 9: You guys that told me you wanted to go to
Speaker 9: the Sofar, He said, okay, I'm thinking of the Sofar,
Speaker 9: And now you say you don't.
Speaker 3: Run me in a round.
Speaker 5: This is a big win for the Rose Bowl in
Speaker 5: its efforts to keep the Bruins. This was one of
Speaker 5: the Sofi sofires. According to Ben Boltch of The California Post,
Speaker 5: this guy might have been his own worst enemy, with
Speaker 5: recent quotes to The Daily Bruins citing financial mismanagement.
Speaker 3: I didn't even know it was a reporter. I thought
Speaker 3: it was some kid.
Speaker 9: What do you want from me? You say, I'm making
Speaker 9: a story. Sound like the Fedasian girl over to talk
Speaker 9: to me.
Speaker 3: I didn't know who you are. How am I supposed
Speaker 3: to know what to do?
Speaker 2: You say you want to go to the sofa. I say, okay,
Speaker 2: we go to the.
Speaker 3: Sofa in the stadium in the campus. And now it's
Speaker 3: on a me that was up. Oh, Matt, IMG is.
Speaker 5: In business with the cartels. They're in bed at the cartels.
Speaker 2: Matt, Yeah, it's unfortunate. The US Department of the Treasury's
Speaker 2: Office of Foreign Assets Control, oh, fact of those of
Speaker 2: US in the no announced that IMG Academy is going
Speaker 2: to be fined one point seven two million dollars.
Speaker 5: I don't know why I need my OLA factory censes
Speaker 5: to be able to interpret the story.
Speaker 2: Two students parents are linked to Mexican drug cartels. So
Speaker 2: two students one nearly a two gay dollars.
Speaker 5: Five finding myself in the cartel.
Speaker 2: The IMGCT is continued tuition transactions for the two students
Speaker 2: racked up eighty nine violations of counternarcotics sanctions. The two
Speaker 2: students enrolled at the Juggernaut Sports School between twenty eighteen
Speaker 2: and twenty twenty two. The release and reports not share
Speaker 2: the student's information, their names, what sports they played. It
Speaker 2: is just a fine from the federal government's US Department
Speaker 2: of the Treasury's Office of that's two ov's in the
Speaker 2: same title Foreign Assets Control the Olfact.
Speaker 3: And there's a story about Ronda Rousi, who certainly roused
Speaker 3: our Ola Factory census when we interviewed her. She's stamping.
Speaker 2: She was a little right. We did a show from
Speaker 2: the Fox lot and and she had on a black
Speaker 2: leather jacket and when she sat next to us, she
Speaker 2: that they cut that off. She just get here from
Speaker 2: a workout or what's going on. UFC Bantamweight Champion Ronda
Speaker 2: Rousey is going to return to Mixed marsh And remember, folks,
Speaker 2: we've done this a long time. This is our twentieth
Speaker 2: year and that was one of our earlier productions. She
Speaker 2: has been out for a while. She is an older fighter,
Speaker 2: but she is getting back in the octagon. As they
Speaker 2: like to say, it's been a decade since almost a
Speaker 2: decade here. I have thought she will face fellow Combat
Speaker 2: Sports trailblazer Gina kran No Jit corun Way.
Speaker 3: She won a Sulfi two.
Speaker 2: On May sixteenth at the Intuit Dome. It is a
Speaker 2: blockbuster showdown. MMA Legend's gonna headline the first professional MMA
Speaker 2: event promoted by No, not Dana White, but Jake Paul.
Speaker 2: What are those Jake Paul's most valuable promotions and that
Speaker 2: will be streamed live on Netflix. Rousey considerably younger than us.
Speaker 2: She's just thirty nine, but she has not fought in
Speaker 2: nine years, and thirty nine in ufc age might as
Speaker 2: well be seventy. Kurana was forty three, jeez, and turned
Speaker 2: to acting over the last decade as opposed to getting
Speaker 2: her face punched.
Speaker 5: In Susy Right. She was in Yeah, the Expendables.
Speaker 2: She was in con Air too.
Speaker 3: She found herself in the city. We'll be back with more.
Speaker 5: Petress in Money on Ami seventy LA Sports. It's our
Speaker 5: final hour and David Mass We'll have Dodger Talk at
Speaker 5: seven o'clock.
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Speaker 2: Dodger Talk.
Speaker 3: Are we bringing on Jim Hill right now?
Speaker 5: Oh footsteps in the dark, celebrating fifty years. Fifty years
Speaker 5: man coming up playing it Texas Ay and I let's
Speaker 5: go Hobelinas. Played for the Chargers, Dodgers, NFL champion, the Packers,
Speaker 5: and the Cleveland Browns. And by champion we mean greatest
Speaker 5: guy out at a broadcasting legend fifty years KCBS. He's
Speaker 5: been his address for quite some time. We love him
Speaker 5: and Rocky, we love brother Jim. On your Southern California
Speaker 5: toyo to neither celebrity hotline. We are here to congratulate
Speaker 5: Jim Hill, fifty years, man of greatness in the city
Speaker 5: of Los Angeles and telling great stories.
Speaker 3: What's cracking, Jim? How are you?
Speaker 10: H boy? You guys are entertaining all just by yourself,
Speaker 10: just listening to each other, aren't you?
Speaker 3: I want to live.
Speaker 10: Let me let me let me say this before we
Speaker 10: get in, before getting further. I just want to say
Speaker 10: thank you to both of you for what you do.
Speaker 10: We are going through some really really crazy stuff right now,
Speaker 10: not only in our city but in our country. And
Speaker 10: because you two have mastered not only the English Dictionary
Speaker 10: but the English language, you're able to appeal to all
Speaker 10: ages and what is in what, and when you are
Speaker 10: sophisticated with one group, you are very plain with another.
Speaker 10: So everyone understands it. It's very important, and you two
Speaker 10: guys are ahead of everybody else. It seems like it's
Speaker 10: very important that we communicate with each other, that we
Speaker 10: understand each other, that we protect each other, and that
Speaker 10: we try to help each other in any and every
Speaker 10: way we can, because if not, if this thing turns south,
Speaker 10: it'll turn south in a minute, and it will really
Speaker 10: be it'll really be nasty, that's for sure.
Speaker 2: That's very kind.
Speaker 3: Well, we love you, brother jam May.
Speaker 5: We just try to keep people going with our very
Speaker 5: very sophomoric brand of sports talk radio. But thank you
Speaker 5: for the compliment. And God bless you, Jim. I mean,
Speaker 5: you've done this for so long. Anybody who has a
Speaker 5: twenty five year career after playing years of professional football.
Speaker 3: Hey, that's a great career.
Speaker 5: What has kept you doing other than being, you know,
Speaker 5: such a youthful guy, in such great shape and still
Speaker 5: looking great? What's kept you wanting to tell LA sports
Speaker 5: stories for fifty years?
Speaker 10: Get up early, go to bed late, work like hill
Speaker 10: in between. That's the key.
Speaker 2: Yeah, nobody does it better. Well.
Speaker 10: I appreciate what you gentlemen say, and and your and
Speaker 10: your listeners are are very very smart. But you know what, though,
Speaker 10: when you really really have a passion for what you do,
Speaker 10: it's like you guys, You guys have a passion for
Speaker 10: what you do. I have a passion for what I do.
Speaker 10: It didn't make any difference to me what time. If
Speaker 10: I have to get eight hours of sleep a night
Speaker 10: or two hours of sleep a night. There's a job
Speaker 10: to be done. And when you think about all those
Speaker 10: who are out there that don't have job that all
Speaker 10: you have to do just drive down the streets of
Speaker 10: LA and drive under these tunnels. You'll see them. And
Speaker 10: if that doesn't, if that doesn't shock you and wake
Speaker 10: you up, then nothing will. So I know how lucky
Speaker 10: I am. I know, I'm very fortunate to be working
Speaker 10: for a wonderful company, and I know great people like
Speaker 10: you two guys. You'd be surprised at how and how
Speaker 10: you two have been a positive influence on me, not
Speaker 10: by just us talking, but by you doing what you do,
Speaker 10: and it makes everybody think. And when you start to think,
Speaker 10: you get really really smart and intelligent, and that's what
Speaker 10: we need more of. We need more thinkers. So your
Speaker 10: station is very lucky to have you, and we as
Speaker 10: listeners are very lucky to have you.
Speaker 2: You know, Jimmy, we're lucky to This is our twentieth year,
Speaker 2: which you know, it seems like forever, but then as
Speaker 2: we talk to you, it seems like nothing. And over
Speaker 2: those twenty years, we've had, you know, a few moments
Speaker 2: we had. We had Kobe call the show when he
Speaker 2: was upset with the with management and Andrew buying him
Speaker 2: and the Jason Kid thing, and he came on our
Speaker 2: show to kind of air those grievances we we've had,
Speaker 2: you know, sort of these these seminal moments. What in
Speaker 2: fifty years can you think of of something that's that
Speaker 2: stands out? I don't know like that, you know, just like,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, I remember being in this place at this time,
Speaker 2: and man, that was that was a heavy moment in
Speaker 2: in these this fifty year run that I've had.
Speaker 10: No, I hate to be I had to be quick
Speaker 10: with it like that, but uh there the thing that
Speaker 10: the things that I remember the most is is is
Speaker 10: being around young people, young kids, and going to schools
Speaker 10: and talking to schools and having question and answer sessions
Speaker 10: with our with our young people. Because when you look
Speaker 10: at you look at our young people and you look
Speaker 10: into their eyes, and you you see that they are
Speaker 10: the future of our country. Not only do you really
Speaker 10: think about making them better individuals, you think about making
Speaker 10: yourself a better individuals. Because our young people have a
Speaker 10: have a fascinating look on this thing that we call life.
Speaker 10: And sometimes they even they've even opened my eyes to
Speaker 10: some subjects. So I try not to get to philosophical
Speaker 10: or too or too smart with everybody, because here's the thing.
Speaker 10: Young people know when you when you when you feed
Speaker 10: them a bunch of bs, Yeah, they know it and
Speaker 10: and they let you know that they know it. So
Speaker 10: I I'm just I'm just happy that I that I have,
Speaker 10: that I have the position and the good fortune that
Speaker 10: I have here. But I also I also am really
Speaker 10: thankful to know you two guys. And here's the reason why.
Speaker 10: Whether whether when I'm listening to you, I have agree
Speaker 10: with you or not, you have your you have your
Speaker 10: your your point of view, and sometimes people fail to
Speaker 10: realize that you're right and they're wrong. There are a
Speaker 10: lot of times I've listened to you and I've I've
Speaker 10: thought about a subject and then I've started listening to
Speaker 10: you and I said, Oh, they don't know what the
Speaker 10: Oh yes they do. They know what they're talking about
Speaker 10: on this. So you have you have a gift. You
Speaker 10: you two have a have a gift sent by the
Speaker 10: the Big GM and the sky. And thank you for
Speaker 10: everything that you do. And for God's sake, don't stop
Speaker 10: doing what you do and don't stop being the way
Speaker 10: that you are.
Speaker 3: We love your brother, Jim. The Tiger Woods interview.
Speaker 5: We saw on the fifty year l a t v
Speaker 5: KCBS special that ran the other day. The we have,
Speaker 5: I mean, just so many great memories. But I got
Speaker 5: to ask you, Jim, is it who was the hardest
Speaker 5: guy to tackle back in the day, in the old
Speaker 5: and the old professional football when the men were really men.
Speaker 10: No, let's don't say that. Now, that's don't say when
Speaker 10: men were really men. Let's don't go that way.
Speaker 3: That it's just.
Speaker 10: Anytime you you you step on an athletic field, and
Speaker 10: it's there's competition and then there's contact. That's the wonderful
Speaker 10: thing about sports. And that's the wonderful thing about professional football.
Speaker 10: There are different ways to attack this thing, what we
Speaker 10: call professional football. What happens is it's a copycat league.
Speaker 10: And when one team sees how successful another team is,
Speaker 10: they want to be like that other team. But they
Speaker 10: forget they don't have the personnel that that other team has.
Speaker 10: So you fail while you try, while you try sometimes,
Speaker 10: but it's it's wonderful, uh, watching them and what even
Speaker 10: and the other thing that I that I really enjoy.
Speaker 10: It's really wonderful when I listen to you got you gentlemen,
Speaker 10: and how you and how you really you talk about
Speaker 10: Tillett like it is. That's exactly what you do. And
Speaker 10: your and your listeners are very smart and they know
Speaker 10: and they realize that you guys are just telling them
Speaker 10: the bare truth. And sometimes we can't stand the bare truth.
Speaker 10: We want to turn away from it. But your listeners
Speaker 10: are smart enough that they want the truth and they
Speaker 10: get it with you too.
Speaker 2: We bring him on to celebrate him, and you want
Speaker 2: to know why everybody loves Jim so much? He insists
Speaker 2: upon celebrating us. That's just the way he's always been.
Speaker 2: You're the best. Congratulations Jim on the fifty years. We're
Speaker 2: so happy we could bring you on and share with everyone.
Speaker 2: You know why we love you so much, why everyone
Speaker 2: in town loves you so much. And man, it's an
Speaker 2: incredible accomplishment and we cannot heap enough praise upon you
Speaker 2: for putting that in and knowing what you mean to
Speaker 2: all the folks here in town.
Speaker 10: I you know, I appreciate it. Uh. I didn't want
Speaker 10: to do it. I tried. I tried not to acted
Speaker 10: like I lost your number.
Speaker 2: But here we are.
Speaker 10: It meant to be. Yeah, things are meant to be.
Speaker 10: Meant to be. But thank you. But it's more important
Speaker 10: that we thank you too. It's more important that we
Speaker 10: we we we celebrate listening to you because you have
Speaker 10: a gift. The big person up in the sky reached
Speaker 10: down and touched you to and gave you a very
Speaker 10: very special gift. And that gift is to think. That
Speaker 10: gift is to make sure that we understand what you're
Speaker 10: talking about and to analyze it. So thanks a lot, guys.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 5: What a washing session with the great Jim Hill fifty years.
Speaker 5: Congratulations to brother Jim. Wonderful stuff. I would like to
Speaker 5: avoid the Civil War though. The Dead and Alive guy
Speaker 5: at the end of the day is coming up next,
Speaker 5: and then David Vassaying with Dodger Doc Max Munsey at
Speaker 5: seven o'clock.
Speaker 3: This is Petro on Demand.
Speaker 5: Coming up next, David vass say, we'll have Max Monchy
Speaker 5: Monthy for their football Coming up next, David vassay, we'll
Speaker 5: have Max Monsey for their push up conversation.
Speaker 3: Waste amount to push it? There it is, I mean,
Speaker 3: you know, just say the truth. Waste amount to push it?
Speaker 3: Say smell because that's the truth.
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Speaker 5: here on a seventy is Saturday versus the Angels. First
Speaker 5: pitch is at twelve ten. Matt's got the dead Guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah. At times we can be a sports show. This
Speaker 2: particular space we not typically but almost always avoid it,
Speaker 2: find some interesting people outside of sport to learn a
Speaker 2: little bit about craft, some favorites over the years. But
Speaker 2: today thought I would get into sport because the man's
Speaker 2: name has become a verb. And I guess maybe because
Speaker 2: I'm sitting in the middle of Manhattan right now. But
Speaker 2: to get Wally pipped and when you dig into Wally
Speaker 2: the circumstances of the events of his well, I guess
Speaker 2: being Wally pipped accurate. Uh. He was one of the
Speaker 2: best players in baseball prior to his being Wally pipped. Sorry, Wally,
Speaker 2: So here we go a happ one hundred and thirty
Speaker 2: third to Walter Pitt born in Chicago, raised in Grand Rapids,
Speaker 2: Michigan parents German immigrants. Uh the Wally Pip story. The
Speaker 2: headache story likely comes from him sharing in an interview
Speaker 2: that as a child he was hitting a head playing
Speaker 2: pond hockey with a hockey puck and that resulted in
Speaker 2: severe headaches throughout his life.
Speaker 5: I'm having a little bit of a headache right now
Speaker 5: and I might get wally pipped by Michael Monk. He's
Speaker 5: been moving around. Just finished his noon show and he
Speaker 5: hasn't left yet.
Speaker 8: Hey.
Speaker 2: Listen today noon to three on KFI, Tomorrow noon to
Speaker 2: three on KFI, three to seven on KLAC. Check me out.
Speaker 2: I'm Michael muk. At the time, of course, being a
Speaker 2: professional sportsman wasn't a thing, so he went to the
Speaker 2: Catholic University of America in Washington, d C. Studied architecture,
Speaker 2: played baseball for the Catholic University Cardinals. Gret graduated in
Speaker 2: nineteen thirteen, but he was recruited to be a professional
Speaker 2: in nineteen twelve four And this is in fact their
Speaker 2: real mascot. I'm not creative enough to have made this up.
Speaker 2: The Kalamazoo Salery Pickers is where he got his start.
Speaker 3: And he was good.
Speaker 5: I don't know a lot of salary. Kalamazoo is there? Listen,
Speaker 5: why don't you ask your decordinator, Matt.
Speaker 2: Let's lean into our identity, and our identity is salary. Okay.
Speaker 2: So as he lit it up in Kalamazoo, the Detroit
Speaker 2: Tigers permit.
Speaker 3: Corn Huskers in Nebraska. But we here we figured.
Speaker 2: Nothing on us. Pitt being the savvy businessman, he was
Speaker 2: good student that he was one of more money from
Speaker 2: the Tigers. Said he would go back to school if
Speaker 2: they didn't give it to him. They didn't, so he
Speaker 2: went back to school. But after he graduated, he bounced around.
Speaker 2: The Tigers still held his rights. So twelve games with
Speaker 2: the Tigers, then the Providence Grays, then the Scranton Miners,
Speaker 2: then the Rochester Hustlers, which is where he really took off.
Speaker 2: In nineteen fourteen, hit three fourteen twenty stranger to that.
Speaker 2: We were big in Rachatcha. It's one of our to
Speaker 2: this day, biggest markets week.
Speaker 3: He said that he hit three fourteen and he liked
Speaker 3: the triple.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, yeah, like it. It's okay.
Speaker 5: You're telling you know, you're a sportsman, telling sports stories,
Speaker 5: and I shouldn't be getting in the way.
Speaker 2: If Miller and Monk take us out, we know there's
Speaker 2: a home for us in Rochester, Okay. When Jacob Rupert
Speaker 2: and Tilan Hast Hustin bought the New York Yankees, they
Speaker 2: sent five grand to the Tigers for Wally Pitt. Prior
Speaker 2: to him arriving in New York, the Yankees were one
Speaker 2: of the worst teams in baseball. They had the worst
Speaker 2: one of the worst records over the previous eight seasons,
Speaker 2: so they made Pip their starting first basement opening day
Speaker 2: nineteen fifteen. They had home run Baker in nineteen sixteen,
Speaker 2: and the pair was the center of their batting oiter.
Speaker 2: Pip led the al and home runs in back to
Speaker 2: back seasons in nineteen sixteen and seventeen. In nineteen eighteen,
Speaker 2: he was hitting over three hundred when he left for
Speaker 2: waw one as a naval cadet. That's what you did
Speaker 2: back in the day. In nineteen nineteen, they added Babe
Speaker 2: Ruth and Pip would hit cleanup behind Ruth. He was
Speaker 2: Ruth's protection. That first season with the Babe, he hit
Speaker 2: three oh one, twenty nine doubles, ninety four runs, ninety
Speaker 2: seven Ribies. They won the Pennant and twenty one and
Speaker 2: twenty two lost the World Series to the Giants. In
Speaker 2: twenty two, he and Ruth got into a fistfight in
Speaker 2: the dugout after Ruth barked at him for dropping a
Speaker 2: foul ball and then said we're going to settle this
Speaker 2: after the game. Pip apparently was the quiet type, so
Speaker 2: when the game was over, he walked up to Ruth
Speaker 2: and said, all right, well, I guess we're gonna go huh,
Speaker 2: and Ruth backed down, and they said that moment galvanized
Speaker 2: those Yankees pitp hit three twenty nine the rest of
Speaker 2: the way. They would go on to win the World
Speaker 2: Series while he helped the Yankee scout. As a matter
Speaker 2: of fact, it was that found Lou Garrick playing in
Speaker 2: the Bronx at Columbia, and he suggested to manager Miller
Speaker 2: Huggins that he should sign Garrick, and he personally took
Speaker 2: an interest in Lou and was his mentor. When he
Speaker 2: rolled an ankle, he suggests they call up Garrett to
Speaker 2: play in his place for four games. He did. Pip
Speaker 2: got healthy before that nineteen twenty three World Series helped
Speaker 2: the Yankees win the titles I mentioned. The following year,
Speaker 2: he led the league in RBIs with one hundred and
Speaker 2: fourteen and triples.
Speaker 5: So even without Lou Garrig, baseball people would probably still
Speaker 5: remember Wally Pipp not just for being replaced, but just
Speaker 5: with being pretty pretty darn good on one of the
Speaker 5: most famous baseball teams of all.
Speaker 2: Time exactly, and the thing about him getting bench p
Speaker 2: the famous date June second, nineteen twenty five.
Speaker 5: See I'm paying attention, Matt. You know I'll figure it out.
Speaker 5: It's crazy story, right salary pickers.
Speaker 2: Did he in fact take the two most expensive aspirn
Speaker 2: in history after asking out of the lineup for a headache?
Speaker 2: Probably not. He had already been benched and Everett Scott
Speaker 2: had his thirteen hundred and seven games starts streak snapped
Speaker 2: along with Pip earlier in the season here and there
Speaker 2: because the Yankees were struggling after a solid season prior,
Speaker 2: they were on a five game losing streak. Garrey did
Speaker 2: get three hits in place of Pitt, but the following
Speaker 2: two games he went over and Pip would replace him
Speaker 2: late as a finch hitter and defensive replacement at first base.
Speaker 2: The beanball that is always referred to that led to
Speaker 2: the headache that called him to tell the manager he
Speaker 2: wanted out. Came a month later, so that was not now.
Speaker 5: The bean ball was from the hockey pond man. That's
Speaker 5: what you said off the time.
Speaker 2: The famous shot to the head was in July. They said. Really,
Speaker 2: a common story is that Pip, like lu Gereg, he
Speaker 2: wanted to make a bunch of money and knew the
Speaker 2: Yankees weren't going to give it to him. So basically
Speaker 2: they sold Pip to the Reds for seventy five hundred bucks,
Speaker 2: a huge sum at the time, and then they handed
Speaker 2: him forty grand per season, which is about half a
Speaker 2: million bucks in today's dollars, for three years and how
Speaker 2: was that. He retired three years later as one of
Speaker 2: the first ever hired writers at Sports Illustrated. Died in
Speaker 2: nineteen sixty five and seventy one.
Speaker 5: That is Wally Pip, so not really the tragic story
Speaker 5: that everybody makes it out to be.
Speaker 2: For Wally doesn't seem like it. It seemed like making half
Speaker 2: a million bucks a year for the next three years
Speaker 2: from the Reds because you kind of felt like, yeah,
Speaker 2: by time, it's probably up here in New York. I'll
Speaker 2: just go ahead and tap out and givince them to
Speaker 2: sell me. Is probably the reason why, right.
Speaker 5: I guess either that or it was rolling up on
Speaker 5: Ruth fighting like Hacksaw versus Hartman.
Speaker 2: Oh well, it was not near that level.
Speaker 3: Come on, beating out.
Speaker 5: Ed Sheeron, who was actually discovered on it by somebody
Speaker 5: close to this show.
Speaker 2: Did you know, all? I was the first one to
Speaker 2: tweet about Ed Shearon. I saw him Buskine at the
Speaker 2: Metro and I said, Hi, is this man not signed?
Speaker 2: And it was after that tweet that Ed Sheeron took off.
Speaker 5: So thank you, James Cordon. You know I don't miss
Speaker 5: him much.
Speaker 2: No, I don't miss him at all.
Speaker 5: I don't love seeing Drewski everywhere that for one other
Speaker 5: fat comedian. But I'll take that fat comedian over that
Speaker 5: the Cordon fat comedian any day.
Speaker 3: Anyway.
Speaker 5: Beating out Ed Sheeran, who was discovered by James Cordon
Speaker 5: is Isis valver Day. That's unfortunate name Isis Valverde. Is
Speaker 5: thirty nine years old today, Matt. She's not unfortunate looking.
Speaker 5: And I did this for you to honor your many travels,
Speaker 5: for she is a Brazilian woman. She grew up outside
Speaker 5: of the big town known as Real Dajian Earl, and
Speaker 5: then she moved to the big town as a team
Speaker 5: to study theater.
Speaker 3: Remember the time she was.
Speaker 5: Twenty, she started getting Brazilian TV roles. I thought doing
Speaker 5: this would remind mad of his rich and lush Brazilian homeland.
Speaker 5: Isis who is attractive, has lots of Brazilian telenovela experience,
Speaker 5: lots of work on TV Globo, which I heard.
Speaker 3: Was Shannon's favorite TV when you guys were.
Speaker 2: Out, so she wouldn't leave the room.
Speaker 3: I'm on the TV Globo.
Speaker 2: I'm attached to TV Globo. You go do your thing,
Speaker 2: explore and joy.
Speaker 5: Her first show was Sinha Moco, then Paraiso Troupeical and
Speaker 5: then T t T known by its international name The Buzz.
Speaker 5: Lots of Brazilian cinema. Oh another show, Boogie Oogie.
Speaker 2: Oh that's a good one.
Speaker 5: Uh, cinema like Brazilian Western Turbo. The latest one out
Speaker 5: right now is called Quarto Dope Manico looks like a thriller.
Speaker 5: Byer mid twenties, she was the most famous woman in Brazil.
Speaker 5: Isis Valverde, though she did not cross Matt's path has
Speaker 5: twenty eight million Instagram followers.
Speaker 2: Well, I guess it's pretty big country.
Speaker 3: Huh, it is, Matt.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of Brazilians and each one of them
Speaker 5: has two big ass chiefs. She's recently tried to cross
Speaker 5: over into Hollywood, relocating to our own city of Los Angeles.
Speaker 2: Oh, look at that. We could be the Isis Show
Speaker 2: of records.
Speaker 5: Isis Valvae we already are. Recently she did that. She
Speaker 5: was in the Stallone movie A Lawroom. Isis received alal
Speaker 5: rum is a Stallone movie, and Isis did receive. It's
Speaker 5: her first big English Hollywood movie, and she received a
Speaker 5: Golden Razzie nomination for Worst Supporting Actor.
Speaker 3: But so did Stallone.
Speaker 2: Wow, I would assume he cast her as his love
Speaker 2: interest right.
Speaker 5: After her divorce from a Brazilian model. She's now married
Speaker 5: to a billionaire here in Los Angeles and has relaunched
Speaker 5: herself as a working LA mom. She has a son
Speaker 5: from the first marriage. His name Octavio. No, I'm just
Speaker 5: making that everybody gets along, so keep your head on
Speaker 5: a swivel. Here in La for Isis Valverde a Brazilian temptress,
Speaker 5: A huge Brazilian star, still working on her Hollywood footprint.
Speaker 5: If Vick was twenty years younger, he'd already later, I promise.
Speaker 5: Couple times, oh he would. He used his beard to
Speaker 5: scratch up her thighs.
Speaker 2: Here it comes you.
Speaker 5: You haven't seen meat like this in a Brazilian steakhouse.
Speaker 5: Huco's not gonna like it, Joe. Remember the Brazilian jealousy man.
Speaker 3: Oh Yuko was flamed.
Speaker 5: U was not happy, flamed up like Campanella parks. All right,
Speaker 5: we'll be back with more petros and money tomorrow. She'll
Speaker 5: starts at three.
Speaker 3: Good luck on the tour. The world too checked out
Speaker 3: this CONSI