Speaker 1: Live from fifty eight Social at Oracle Park. This is
Speaker 1: Dirty Work with Copes and d Pop on The Sports Leader.
Speaker 2: Back on Dirty Work, Adam Copeland Derek Papa live from
Speaker 2: fifty eight Social. Get You're ready for Giants and Tigers.
Speaker 2: They cut up with John Morosi, Bubba Morosi as I
Speaker 2: call him. He catch that interview on the sports Leader
Speaker 2: dot com or these sports Leader app and we started
Speaker 2: the interview off by asking him, how are front offices
Speaker 2: looking at the Giants and what they did the trade deadline.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a great question because when you look at
Speaker 3: a couple things. Number One, you're in the National League West, right,
Speaker 3: So you've got this behemoth at the top of the
Speaker 3: division that's going nowhere. Regardless of whatever the rules of
Speaker 3: the game are. When we next convene with labor relations,
Speaker 3: the Dodgers will still be the Dodgers, right. So I
Speaker 3: think that it was the prudent approach. As hard as
Speaker 3: it was, and I was listening to some of Buster's
Speaker 3: comments there before the break. As hard as that decision
Speaker 3: was to make, it was the right decision. They there
Speaker 3: was no path for them to get into the upper
Speaker 3: echelon of this division right now, and especially not when
Speaker 3: you're trailing behind both the d Backs and the Podrays
Speaker 3: by a considerable margin. So recognize where you're at, lean
Speaker 3: into that a little bit, and then move the guys
Speaker 3: that you can move without changing too much of who
Speaker 3: you are.
Speaker 4: And I think that's a fine line. But the Giants did.
Speaker 3: ITAs obviously was getting later on in his tenure. And
Speaker 3: by the way, that's a it's a good job by
Speaker 3: the Giants to bring in a player that I never
Speaker 3: understand why he's not valued more highly by the marketplace.
Speaker 3: And then he comes in, works with Wash, gets better
Speaker 3: and and so there's a lot of really good things
Speaker 3: happening there that I hope that everybody around the industry says,
Speaker 3: you know what, San Francisco is a good place to go.
Speaker 4: We all know what an amazing baseball city is and
Speaker 4: what a.
Speaker 3: Place it is in general, and so go go there,
Speaker 3: work with the coaching staff there, you get better, and
Speaker 3: and it's a place that where you can either eventually
Speaker 3: win there or like rise, that's a good outcome. Okay,
Speaker 3: he's he's a respected player. People people know this guy,
Speaker 3: respect them like him. When good players who have respect
Speaker 3: go to your team play well and even if they
Speaker 3: move on, it's good for the brand, so to speak.
Speaker 3: And when we've talked a lot in the last few
Speaker 3: years about, Okay, how many players are gonna sign with
Speaker 3: the Giants, Well, this is a good outcome, so celebrate that.
Speaker 3: And I think also, you didn't have to trade Logan
Speaker 3: Web to bring back some value. Obviously you did trade Ray.
Speaker 3: You know, we'll see how the prospects all play out.
Speaker 3: You know, that's not my area of expertise as much
Speaker 3: you knowing exactly what these guys all.
Speaker 4: Great out and do.
Speaker 3: But it's it seems as though, based on those that
Speaker 3: know the prospect world better than I do, that the Giants.
Speaker 4: Did pretty well here.
Speaker 3: And and the other thing I like about the way
Speaker 3: they've brought the organization along is when you look at
Speaker 3: the top rankings of their farm system, a lot of
Speaker 3: middle infielders. Okay, those are hard guys to find, and
Speaker 3: eventually you're gonna want some youth at those positions to
Speaker 3: come up in the major leagues.
Speaker 4: And whenever a Damas's contract is up, et cetera.
Speaker 3: You want athletes, you want guys that can play the game,
Speaker 3: and the Giants are doing a better job of developing
Speaker 3: that I think Eldridge is taking a step. Lee is
Speaker 3: taking a step. So if you're gonna struggle, you might
Speaker 3: as well struggle in a year where you've got this
Speaker 3: unbeatable team at the top of the division. You're not
Speaker 3: like really missing a window here. You just have to
Speaker 3: retrench a little bit.
Speaker 4: Do that.
Speaker 3: And then the big thing is they need Devers to
Speaker 3: be better. Okay, they need a Domas to be better,
Speaker 3: they need Chapman to be healthier. If you were gonna
Speaker 3: start the year and say Devers would just be okay
Speaker 3: by his standards, a Damas would be below average as
Speaker 3: a major league hitter, which is what the numbers say
Speaker 3: is and that Chatman would be hurt. I'd say they're
Speaker 3: in trouble, and they're in trouble. And this is not
Speaker 3: like sometimes we like to over complicate the game. Sometimes
Speaker 3: it's real simple, like the Mariners, cal Rawley hasn't hit
Speaker 3: this year. Guess what they're struggling in Toronto, Gladdie hasn't hit.
Speaker 3: I mean this is the game is both very complicated
Speaker 3: and sometimes very simple, and and the simplicity of the
Speaker 3: game explains a lot of what has befallen the Giants
Speaker 3: and the Mariners and the Jays this season.
Speaker 2: John Bubba Morosi on the Uma guest line, it'spent too long,
Speaker 2: my friend, my old.
Speaker 3: Nickname when I was a kid. Well, well done, Derek.
Speaker 3: But we're we're family. Your dad called me that, like,
Speaker 3: like what we are family?
Speaker 4: It's all good. I'm happy with that.
Speaker 2: No, absolutely, John, So obviously not a true rebuild at
Speaker 2: the deadline, but uh, buster posey there in some of
Speaker 2: the audio we played saying that you know, we let everybody,
Speaker 2: We let baseball know that everybody was on the table.
Speaker 2: So do you happen to know behind the scenes how
Speaker 2: close they were maybe to dealing a Logan Web or
Speaker 2: a Jungku Lee or any of the big time contracts,
Speaker 2: and would they possibly revisit that in the off season.
Speaker 4: That's a great question.
Speaker 3: I don't believe that it was close close like on
Speaker 3: the five yard line.
Speaker 4: That's that's a lot of money to move.
Speaker 3: But I will say this that the offseason I think
Speaker 3: becomes very interesting. And and this is where we're kind
Speaker 3: of playing three dimensional chess without being able to look
Speaker 3: at the board right now because we don't know what
Speaker 3: the what the rules of engagement are going to be,
Speaker 3: right with with the CBA, et cetera. And so the Giants, though,
Speaker 3: they are the kind of team that you could envision
Speaker 3: being one that needs to maybe get their payroll into
Speaker 3: compliance if you ever end up seeing a salary cap.
Speaker 3: For example, Devers is making a ton of money. Okay,
Speaker 3: Adamins is making a lot of money. Web is making money,
Speaker 3: But I think the money for him is is good.
Speaker 3: I like he's so important to them. He grew up
Speaker 3: in Rockland. I don't I would not, and I don't
Speaker 3: think that they ever really were close to moving in
Speaker 3: because he's too important. You need you need some guys
Speaker 3: to soak up innings that are part of the culture.
Speaker 3: The Giants, by the way, I think are one of
Speaker 3: the teams that have gotten that as well as almost
Speaker 3: any other team throughout the years I've covered baseball. They
Speaker 3: understand that there are there are players their fans get
Speaker 3: used to see and want to see, and that.
Speaker 4: They need to be there.
Speaker 3: And I think Logan Webb is in that category. Lee,
Speaker 3: I'm a big Jung Holeie fan. I've watched him placency
Speaker 3: was in Korea back in I met him in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 3: Sometime I'll if we have time in some way I'll
Speaker 3: tell you the story about meeting him, But great guy,
Speaker 3: and I think he's really gotten more and more familiar
Speaker 3: with Major League Baseball. At the overall situation, he looks
Speaker 3: more and more comfortable. He's a good player for this ballpark.
Speaker 3: He's a good player for the organization. And so I
Speaker 3: would I would not move him.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: Would they ever attach a more attractive sort of younger
Speaker 3: player to Devers?
Speaker 4: Maybe? But then all of a sudden, you're saying.
Speaker 3: For another team, Wait a minute, you want me to
Speaker 3: be now the third team to have him in a
Speaker 3: span of like two years, Like what's going on here?
Speaker 3: So I think Devers had whatever has sort of been
Speaker 3: an issue, has to get fixed by him where he's
Speaker 3: at before we start talking about additional things that have
Speaker 3: to happen in the future.
Speaker 5: John Mreszie the voice you hear on the Yumac gestline.
Speaker 5: You can see him on our video stream up on the
Speaker 5: sports Leader dot com, the app, and on on YouTube
Speaker 5: right now. So, like things have been tough for Giants fans,
Speaker 5: and I think we're all assuming it's going to be
Speaker 5: kind of a tough, you know, last couple of months
Speaker 5: as we get to look at some new guys and
Speaker 5: trying to find some bright spots for the future.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't mind. I don't think Derek would.
Speaker 5: If you got time, you want to tell us your
Speaker 5: your meeting Junghuli story.
Speaker 4: So so I interviewed him.
Speaker 3: I was on the World Feed broadcast and basically, if
Speaker 3: there's a tournament in the world that that I can
Speaker 3: go broadcast, like, sign me up, I'm going.
Speaker 4: So I worked on the world feed of the twenty
Speaker 4: nineteen premiere twelve.
Speaker 3: I interviewed. I interviewed Junghuli on the field. Uh and
Speaker 3: I I and before like whenever you know, if you
Speaker 3: know me, I love languages, so I learned how to
Speaker 3: say congratulations and nice to meet you in Korean for
Speaker 3: that particular introduction. The exact words are are not coming
Speaker 3: to me right now, but but just trust that I
Speaker 3: said it at the moment and I all good about it.
Speaker 4: So I interviewed him. I congratulated him.
Speaker 3: Of course, the story of his dad being this great player,
Speaker 3: so I learned about him well in advance of him
Speaker 3: coming to Major League Baseball. So this is his first
Speaker 3: week as a Giant. They're playing the Dodgers and he's
Speaker 3: making his debut at Dodger Stadium, and I was on
Speaker 3: I was on the broadcast team for that game with
Speaker 3: with TNT. So it was I think it was Brian
Speaker 3: Anderson and Jeff Frankr and me. And so we're in
Speaker 3: the We're in the Giants clubhouse at Dodger Stadium saying,
Speaker 3: you know, you know, going about getting our notes and
Speaker 3: having our meetings. And on the way out, I see
Speaker 3: Jung Who again. Now this is that I hadn't seen
Speaker 3: him in like three years.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: The last time I saw him was again like in
Speaker 3: a postgame interview on the field in Tokyo. So this
Speaker 3: is it's been a while. And so I walk up
Speaker 3: to him, and again at this point in time, I
Speaker 3: can like say three things in Korean, like Hello, nice
Speaker 3: to meet you, how are you, congratulations, like the basics,
Speaker 3: And so I I walk up to him and I say,
Speaker 3: I think I said congratulations, nice to meet you in Korean,
Speaker 3: and he kind of he kind of smiles, and he
Speaker 3: pulls his interpreter over and he and the interpreter then
Speaker 3: says to me, as relays back with Jung who said,
Speaker 3: he said, Jung Who says, that's not correct. You met
Speaker 3: him three years ago in Tokyo. I said, man, that
Speaker 3: guy's amazing, Like it's memories, like like, guys, I am
Speaker 3: not that memorable, trust me, and the fact that he
Speaker 3: like he like, and he said it with a smile
Speaker 3: like Tom Morosi, No, no, no, no, he can't use
Speaker 3: that word again with me because because he already used
Speaker 3: it once. You gotta dance your voca, buddy, you gotta
Speaker 3: learn some new phrases. And it was like he was smiling,
Speaker 3: laughing so like so every every ever since, I mean
Speaker 3: every time I ever see him, big smile, we always
Speaker 3: say hello back and forth like he's he's just a
Speaker 3: delightful person and like that's one of my all time
Speaker 3: favorite international baseball cultural connection stories.
Speaker 4: Like no, no, no, no, no, tell him that's wrong.
Speaker 4: He met me before. It was it was classic.
Speaker 2: No, that's incredible talking to John Morossi on the UMA
Speaker 2: Guest Line.
Speaker 7: I saw it this morning on MLB Network rocking to
Speaker 7: my Cruco Jersey.
Speaker 2: And of course we got the news yesterday that after
Speaker 2: thirty six seasons, he's stepping away from the mic. Just
Speaker 2: your thoughts on Mike Kruko and what he's meant to baseball.
Speaker 3: Legend Hall of Famer, Uh set the standard and and
Speaker 3: and this is for those of us in in the business, Okay,
Speaker 3: like like for years and years and years, people that
Speaker 3: are working broadcasting, we will stay up late to watch
Speaker 3: the Giants games because because.
Speaker 4: The broadcast is that great. And what makes it great?
Speaker 3: Okay, of course it's the scene, it's the team, but
Speaker 3: it's the voices, and it's the friendship. And and for
Speaker 3: all of us that have grown up loving the game,
Speaker 3: the magic of it is is friends talking.
Speaker 4: And the game is happening.
Speaker 3: And of course the iconic calls, uh for Kruk and Kite,
Speaker 3: But just when you feel like you get to just
Speaker 3: drop in on two best friends talking about the game,
Speaker 3: and you get to and and there's that third stool
Speaker 3: on the table and it's yours. That's the magic, right,
Speaker 3: That's that's why we do what we do, and that's
Speaker 3: why they're great. And that's why the two of them
Speaker 3: are such a great duo. And I mentioned this in
Speaker 3: the morning too, like the love and care they've got
Speaker 3: for each other families that goes so deep in ways
Speaker 3: that probably any of us can't really even fully understand.
Speaker 3: But just the care and the kindness they've always shown
Speaker 3: for each other and the way they represent the game
Speaker 3: they are is they are as important to the Giants
Speaker 3: organization and the way that those of us who get
Speaker 3: a chance to visit San Francisco from time to time
Speaker 3: and watch the games, they are as important or more
Speaker 3: important than any player. I really believe that, and that
Speaker 3: they are that important so institutions. And the thing is too,
Speaker 3: one of the things I love about this is that
Speaker 3: their greatness has been fully appreciated by the Giants fans.
Speaker 3: This is not I am not telling you anything you
Speaker 3: don't already know. I'm just I'm just telling you something
Speaker 3: that that for me, a guy from a small town
Speaker 3: in Michigan, I get it too, and and that to me,
Speaker 3: I just I hope that everyone just has that that
Speaker 3: satisfaction and knowing that when you've got that guy or
Speaker 3: in this case, that the two of them together and
Speaker 3: it's magic, like we felt that way with Ernie Harwell
Speaker 3: and Michigan Vin Scully obviously in LA. I mean, this
Speaker 3: is this is the mount rushmore of this profession and
Speaker 3: this sport, and so I just want them to know
Speaker 3: how much I appreciate the.
Speaker 4: Standards they have set for us.
Speaker 3: Any anybody that has the microphone that does anything with baseball.
Speaker 3: They're all part of the standard that has been set
Speaker 3: for us to try to follow. And the best way
Speaker 3: that they've done it is that they didn't think about
Speaker 3: their careers. It's like they've done it by being themselves,
Speaker 3: totally authentic. They didn't learn this in a broadcast school.
Speaker 3: They learned this in the dugout, in the clubhouse, on
Speaker 3: the field, and it's them. And I think that's whenever
Speaker 3: young people ask me, Okay, what do I want to
Speaker 3: do in this business? Basically, and what Kruk and Kype
Speaker 3: have shown us is be you. Be you, and and
Speaker 3: the way they did it is so brilliant and have
Speaker 3: done it is so brilliant. And I just hope for
Speaker 3: obviously just the best of the best of health and
Speaker 3: happiness to Mike and Jennifer, the whole family, and thanks
Speaker 3: thanks to them for all they've done for us so.
Speaker 5: Well, said John MOROSSI. With us on the Yuma guess
Speaker 5: we don't have tons of time. We do have to run,
Speaker 5: but dude, I said, I was going to do it
Speaker 5: because I want to hear from you on this and
Speaker 5: I'll just go big like a you know, thirty thousand
Speaker 5: foot Mack review on it. How high are the expectations
Speaker 5: for the Sharks in twenty twenty six, I cause, I
Speaker 5: mean playoffs are the the baseline as far as I
Speaker 5: can here.
Speaker 3: Yes, I mean when you have arguably the best forward
Speaker 3: in the world right now is on your team, He's
Speaker 3: that good and that's not breaking news if you watch him.
Speaker 4: But this is just the opinion.
Speaker 3: I mean, McDavid is amazing, obviously, but when you look
Speaker 3: at celebrating what he can do, he's got a contract
Speaker 3: that proves it. And if I am buying stock in
Speaker 3: any team for the next five to ten years in
Speaker 3: this league, it's san Jose because it's not and and
Speaker 3: again part of it is part of it is good
Speaker 3: lottery luck.
Speaker 4: They were they were having high.
Speaker 3: Picks at the right times, but they've hint on the
Speaker 3: right picks. Mike Greer is really good. Warsovski's really good coach,
Speaker 3: like they've they've got. I'm a big Dickinson fan. I've
Speaker 3: watched him play in the Ohl here close to me
Speaker 3: in Michigan for a while, Misa I saw playing sac
Speaker 3: and all like, there's a lot of really good players
Speaker 3: in this team right now.
Speaker 6: Got I mean He's a guy that.
Speaker 3: That wasn't the most heralded when he was coming up
Speaker 3: and has just done nothing but score and make an impact.
Speaker 4: So I'm I'm on him. I think you know.
Speaker 3: I had a chance to watch the Librini play. I
Speaker 3: mean that was like last year. I watched him play
Speaker 3: in person in Detroit. I was like, I gotta see
Speaker 3: this guy. I mean, he was just so I'm I'm
Speaker 3: a huge fan of what he does. Great kid too,
Speaker 3: just everything about him. Man, I'm I'm I'm buying stock
Speaker 3: in this team.
Speaker 2: Okay, real quick, John, Okay, did the Dodgers put the
Speaker 2: best offer on the table for Trek Scooball? And would
Speaker 2: you be surprised if we have a workstopage in baseball
Speaker 2: that goes longer than me?
Speaker 4: Real quick?
Speaker 2: Yes, Sorry, complicated questions.
Speaker 3: I do believe they made the best offer. It's in
Speaker 3: the eyes of the beholder. The Brewers were really close.
Speaker 3: I'm I'm gonna be an optimist and say that we're
Speaker 3: playing before May. But but you're talking to an optimist here,
Speaker 3: So this so I think in terms of what's possible,
Speaker 3: and I'm gonna think that it's possible. That's what I
Speaker 3: got for.
Speaker 7: You there you go.
Speaker 5: John Morosi, the voice you hear and you see him
Speaker 5: on the MLB Network in the NHL Network. John, always
Speaker 5: fun to catch up with you man. Really appreciate the
Speaker 5: time today.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Bubba.
Speaker 4: We'll enjoy the conversation. Enjoy this twenty twelve World Series rematch.
Speaker 4: I'm sure the Giants fans want to see it play
Speaker 4: out just the way it did about fourteen years ago.
Speaker 6: A three game sweep. That's what we're looking for. Artitulated job.
Speaker 7: Thanks so much all the guys.
Speaker 6: Great stuff there from John Morosi.
Speaker 1: Let's get back to dirty work with Copes and d
Speaker 1: Pop live from fifty eight Social at Oracle Park before
Speaker 1: Tonight's Giants game on the Sports Leader.
Speaker 5: It's dirty work on a Friday evening. Adam Copeland, Deep
Speaker 5: Popp hanging out with you from the patio of fifty
Speaker 5: eight So sure where the Giants are getting ready to
Speaker 5: take on the Detroit Tigers tonight seven to fifteen. First
Speaker 5: pitch of six fifteen, pre game. We'll have it all
Speaker 5: for you right here on the Sports Leader. It's gonna
Speaker 5: be kider or keeter, I don't know. Montero takes the
Speaker 5: ball to night for the Tigers. He's eight and six
Speaker 5: with a three one seven ERA. The Giants are gonna
Speaker 5: send JT. Brew Baker an opener to the mound to
Speaker 5: make his uh his first start of the season. He's
Speaker 5: oh and o with a three one seven e RA.
Speaker 5: The guy sitting in between me and Derek, Now, Pat H.
Speaker 5: You know him from the K and b our YouTube chat.
Speaker 6: But is that? Is that your biggest hobby? The can
Speaker 6: to our YouTube.
Speaker 8: Chat, coming to games outside of coming to games?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't think I've seen you in a game
Speaker 6: that we weren't broadcasting yet.
Speaker 8: I hit you up, and you know, how did we
Speaker 8: ever know?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, you do hit me and I don't text back.
Speaker 5: Look, I get off the hobby is coming to get
Speaker 5: off the I got off the grid.
Speaker 8: Go to about thirty MLB games a year.
Speaker 6: Do you think your number is saved in my phone?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 8: Fifty on that one?
Speaker 7: Do you never let me with fifty to fifty?
Speaker 8: I think it would be. I would like to think so.
Speaker 7: I'm hoping it is, but it.
Speaker 5: Is more recent. For a while, I was like, who's
Speaker 5: this nine two five? And I have to scroll like, oh,
Speaker 5: it's Pat H. Yeah, So Derek came up with an
Speaker 5: idea for a for a bit today with with some
Speaker 5: of the filth. Come now with those dude, your taxis,
Speaker 5: your riddies, your crack of Jack's your who else?
Speaker 4: We have.
Speaker 6: Nick and dude a guy who runs with a full
Speaker 6: name on the YouTube.
Speaker 8: Channel it is bold.
Speaker 6: I appreciate you, dude, well.
Speaker 7: Ball brother after that? All right?
Speaker 6: So Derek, what was your whole plan for this segment?
Speaker 6: What did you want to do here?
Speaker 2: Well, basically, it's a segment until killed time before we
Speaker 2: have to end the show. But I knew a lot
Speaker 2: of members that fill will be out here today, So
Speaker 2: why not do something live, interactive on the actual show.
Speaker 7: Let's ask let's answer some questions you guys have.
Speaker 5: So pet H, it's ironic that the first guy to
Speaker 5: sit down to a dude who like has our phone
Speaker 5: number and could ask us any question anytime he will.
Speaker 7: It's a good like starting point. All right, So pet
Speaker 7: H your question.
Speaker 9: I got to encourage these guys. So I want to
Speaker 9: know if either of you guys have ever worked a
Speaker 9: real dirty job. You guys know, I work in a
Speaker 9: job that can get pretty dirty. Have you ever worked
Speaker 9: a real dirty job?
Speaker 7: Dirty? Dirty?
Speaker 6: Are you?
Speaker 5: What is what definition? Hold on, what do you mean
Speaker 5: you work a dirty job? You went to my dad's
Speaker 5: house and like fixed his internet once.
Speaker 7: You're taking pictures of his stuff.
Speaker 6: You took pictures of my childhood trophies in his garage.
Speaker 8: That was a cleaner job, for sure.
Speaker 9: But but what you didn't see is that I was
Speaker 9: out pulling the sub box and the curb, digging down
Speaker 9: into the you know, underground, basically.
Speaker 6: Into the into the fertile earth.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, okay, So if we have ever worked a
Speaker 5: real dirty job, so what would you qualify as a
Speaker 5: dirty job?
Speaker 8: Where do you work with your hands and you're you.
Speaker 9: Know, you do you come home and you want geez Louise,
Speaker 9: You come home and you want a shower after immediately.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean no for me, really, restaurant work is
Speaker 6: what I did. So I was.
Speaker 5: I was a barista for years in at the shout
Speaker 5: out to Pino's Coffee still still thriving on Benedict and
Speaker 5: in Sanity Andry. I worked there in junior college, and
Speaker 5: I worked at the Nord Shim Espresso Bar, and I
Speaker 5: worked at Boulevard Restaurant. I did some serving, I did
Speaker 5: some uh some catering work.
Speaker 6: I don't know that.
Speaker 5: I'd call that dirty jobs, though, I'd say there are
Speaker 5: times when you really are doing the dirty work, you're
Speaker 5: on your feet a lot.
Speaker 6: But I wouldn't.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't like pretend that that's anywhere near some of
Speaker 5: the the on like like shorting real body energy micro
Speaker 5: I mean, this guy, what do you think do you
Speaker 5: think Derek's ever done a dirty job?
Speaker 7: Damn?
Speaker 8: All right, I wouldn't allow him to do that.
Speaker 7: You guys know everything about me.
Speaker 2: Huh No, the answer is no.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 2: I mean like dirty jobs in the media industry, Like,
Speaker 2: let's be honest, every day's dirty in this business. But no,
Speaker 2: like I work some you know, like short stints at
Speaker 2: like you know, John Bajuice and stuff like that.
Speaker 6: But you see, we don't know everything about you. Another
Speaker 6: layer of the onion.
Speaker 7: People like for like a week, this isn't anything.
Speaker 6: Why did you only work there for a week because
Speaker 6: I didn't like it after a while.
Speaker 5: Oh it's a weak Okay. I only worked at Great
Speaker 5: America for a week. I was employed for a week.
Speaker 5: I got hired to run the Demon and then I realized, dude,
Speaker 5: this is gonna be way too long of a commute
Speaker 5: from san Ley entered to Santa Clair A sounds like
Speaker 5: it is am I doing this? But did I tell
Speaker 5: you at the time in like the I think I
Speaker 5: was technically employed by Great America for like nineteen days
Speaker 5: or something. Went to the to the how to do
Speaker 5: the drug test passed, I had to go for like
Speaker 5: an orientation training thing. And in the nineteen days that
Speaker 5: I was technically employed there somebody filed and won like
Speaker 5: a class action lawsuit for like not getting their break. Okay,
Speaker 5: And so dude, I ended up like four years later
Speaker 5: I got like a ninety dollars check from I got
Speaker 5: like I had to pay more for not I don't know,
Speaker 5: probably a book at school. Okay, it's some dorky thing,
Speaker 5: some dirty all right, petge one, that's question get here, Yeah,
Speaker 5: you can pot it down now.
Speaker 6: Anybody else got a question?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 7: Rock a new area up next, let's go.
Speaker 6: Have you ever worked any dirty job?
Speaker 7: Dirty job?
Speaker 6: What would you qualify as a dirty job?
Speaker 7: I mean, like cleaning toilets, like you know, doing like dirty.
Speaker 5: Work, Yeah, doing the actual dirty I mean like, is
Speaker 5: Pat Age actually done a dirty job?
Speaker 6: He's claiming that, like you know, laying cable or whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've had like dirty jobs, like being yelled at
Speaker 2: by like rich eyes and at the NFL network, but
Speaker 2: like come on.
Speaker 7: Yeah he didn't yell.
Speaker 6: That's a pretty good all right. Well, what's your name?
Speaker 6: Young man?
Speaker 7: What's up?
Speaker 6: Rock? What's up? We're going on Rocking tow Era from
Speaker 6: the other camby r YouTube Chante. This's your first time
Speaker 6: on the air.
Speaker 7: What happened? We got the old school?
Speaker 8: Old school?
Speaker 7: Yeah, Jennie, all right, so where's your question?
Speaker 6: That's very nicely done.
Speaker 7: Do you you were a little upset yesterday? He was
Speaker 7: walking away from the mic.
Speaker 6: Not of set. More nice, celebratory. Yeah, okay, bitter sweet?
Speaker 7: Ye better sweet?
Speaker 5: Okay, that's fair all right, Rocking So we're another guy
Speaker 5: who knows us fairly well.
Speaker 6: I don't think you should be sitting here. But what
Speaker 6: do you got?
Speaker 10: My question is if you guys could get into a
Speaker 10: hot tub time machine, go to any sporting event, oh
Speaker 10: and you could be there live for that moment, what
Speaker 10: would it be?
Speaker 7: Am I in the hot tub watching the game?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Why not?
Speaker 5: You get access to a hot tub time machine. We
Speaker 5: can go back in time to watch any sporting event
Speaker 5: and we get to watch it live.
Speaker 6: What would it be. Yeah, do you want to go
Speaker 6: first there because you have one off the.
Speaker 7: Top of or why not?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 7: You know what I'll go.
Speaker 2: I'll go to a hot tub time machine to nineteen
Speaker 2: seventy six to see the Oakland Raiders beat the Minnesota Vikings,
Speaker 2: because I've in my fandom, I've never seen anything like
Speaker 2: that when it comes to football.
Speaker 7: The best I've seen is them going to the Super
Speaker 7: Bowl and.
Speaker 2: Then getting their ask kicked by the Buccaneers and in
Speaker 2: recent years getting knocked on the first round with Matt
Speaker 2: mcgroin as your quarterback. No, Connor Cooks already hurt, that's right.
Speaker 2: So for me, like, it'd be cool to go back
Speaker 2: to the seventies. You know interesting there.
Speaker 6: Was a gas shotte you to flock a seagulls. That's
Speaker 6: about it.
Speaker 2: No, I would go with the Raiders win over the
Speaker 2: Vikings in nineteen seventy six with.
Speaker 7: His dad on the call. Well, no, Bill King, but
Speaker 7: you want to bring him with me?
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's not getting the time Machine'll be nice, he
Speaker 5: loves He must must be nice.
Speaker 7: Everybody has a depression.
Speaker 5: It must be nice that you can pick any era
Speaker 5: and I can only go nineteen forty seven on because
Speaker 5: you know, I'm not picking a game from before Jackie
Speaker 5: broke the barrier, you know what I mean. They're like what,
Speaker 5: They're like, what's he I get back there?
Speaker 6: I'm arresting. I can't be you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Arrest that? Yeah, go ahead, use yeah.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, like you you would like the Hotaeil. They're like,
Speaker 7: what is this contraption?
Speaker 6: Like what's this contraption? And what color is?
Speaker 1: He?
Speaker 5: Get him out of there? They can't be here to
Speaker 5: watch the babe. I you know, I think I think
Speaker 5: i'd go to It have to be a baseball.
Speaker 6: Game, right, I would guess that Willie Mays cat.
Speaker 5: I thought about that. That's nineteen fifty four. Vic Wurtz
Speaker 5: hits the ball for Cleveland. The catch would be cool,
Speaker 5: Like that would be a sweet one. But I think
Speaker 5: I would probably go something more direct historic, Like I think.
Speaker 6: I'd probably pick like it would be sweet to watch.
Speaker 5: Like like an All Star game from that era where
Speaker 5: you get to see like May's Mantle, uh the Duke,
Speaker 5: Like you get to see I don't know, just some
Speaker 5: legendary players, Supaida mcavy. I would probably go. I'd probably
Speaker 5: legit go to nineteen fifty one the shot heard around
Speaker 5: the world, Willie Mays on deck Bobby Thompson against Ralph Branka,
Speaker 5: the most historic moment in one of the most historic
Speaker 5: moments in franchise history, but in giant history. That would
Speaker 5: be a pretty sweet one. To see another one that
Speaker 5: would be really cool. Just I've always thought to be
Speaker 5: there at Old Yankee Stadium to see Roger Merris Hitt
Speaker 5: number sixty one on the final day of the season.
Speaker 6: I'm just because it was so much.
Speaker 5: It was such a weird controversy of like, we played
Speaker 5: eight more games than Babe Ruth, but now two men
Speaker 5: have hit sixty one home run. So I'd probably go
Speaker 5: to something like that, but it would certainly be after
Speaker 5: nineteen forty seven.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I'm not showing up. I'm not showing up
Speaker 6: before that too, all right, what I man? You know
Speaker 6: what else? You know what else? Would be sick though,
Speaker 6: real quick? Yeah, watching Wild score one hundred. Nobody's seen it.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, watching will score one hundred would be one
Speaker 5: like nobody saw and then ask him other questions. Yeah, dude, yeah,
Speaker 5: follow him home and see how many you know what
Speaker 5: I mean home, Follow him home and see worries.
Speaker 6: Where's going. Yeah, he's on a fantastical kid. Where did
Speaker 6: you go? Duyke Clark?
Speaker 10: The catch shout out today is eighty seven.
Speaker 6: Shout Brady, he was there. That's your boy, Brady with
Speaker 6: a time.
Speaker 7: That's right, Ray Ratto, have you ever seen that photo
Speaker 7: on the sideline?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 6: Was he in the photo? Yeah? The white tie.
Speaker 5: It's like it's like Craig Seger being there at home Plate,
Speaker 5: like when when Hank Karen Chris like the tabo pants.
Speaker 7: I want to say, Ray Ratto is alright rocking for
Speaker 7: one more guy? All right, anybody else wants to ask
Speaker 7: the last question? Who's got it?
Speaker 6: We got two and there. We got two guys and
Speaker 6: they're both guys whom anytime?
Speaker 7: All right, the three guys we know the most.
Speaker 5: All right, Tack, he's coming up. We're gonna put some tacky.
Speaker 7: Watching mask like how much s do you eat routinely?
Speaker 5: Derek Attack, he's coming to sit down, you know, a
Speaker 5: tacky from the YouTube?
Speaker 7: How much fecal matter do you are?
Speaker 8: You?
Speaker 6: Are you a father?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 6: A tacky? Are you a dad?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 7: Put the head set on man.
Speaker 6: One month away from being closer to the beard.
Speaker 5: There there we goad one of our food in there too,
Speaker 5: one of our former Hawaii winners. Have we spend a
Speaker 5: week with you in Hawaii? I did, Darrington, you have
Speaker 5: a question for us?
Speaker 8: I got two questions?
Speaker 7: All right, I'll allow it.
Speaker 8: Is my number saved in your phone?
Speaker 6: Is your number saved to my phone?
Speaker 7: Since you asked, pat?
Speaker 6: Is your number saved in my phone? Dude?
Speaker 7: I do definitely not you and I you. You and
Speaker 7: I have only d m'd.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Well, no, dude, texted it.
Speaker 6: But you know how, I know you know how I
Speaker 6: did work text us? What's up? Bro? It's tacky? All right,
Speaker 6: I'll save it now, don't worry about it's a dude. Look. Look,
Speaker 6: I even have a.
Speaker 5: Text I wrote to you one time and didn't send it.
Speaker 5: I didn't even respond.
Speaker 7: The bubbles have been there this whole time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, wait, what do you want from me? Man? What
Speaker 6: do you want? All right?
Speaker 4: Tacky?
Speaker 7: Actually I appreciate you, so by all means ask the question.
Speaker 7: The question is.
Speaker 9: If you woke up tomorrow as the head of Cumulus,
Speaker 9: who's the first person you're firing?
Speaker 7: Tyler? Question by coach? You want to take this one first?
Speaker 6: So many names come to mind. Who's left?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I got one. Go ahead, well easy ones, Jack Loader, No,
Speaker 7: I'm kidding. Yeah, I love you, Joe.
Speaker 6: First, my first question is can I see everybody's cancer stands?
Speaker 6: And then I'll go for that. We'll just end it
Speaker 6: on that.
Speaker 5: One camby myself. I'm sorry you saying it worse than
Speaker 5: doing it. ATOA CAMBYR is a number to call. I
Speaker 5: don't know why, David, It's just my way to get
Speaker 5: out of here.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Four, and you know what you were doing, Tack. He
Speaker 6: knew exactly what he was doing.
Speaker 5: And you may me look really good by letting everybody
Speaker 5: know your number was in my phone before I answer
Speaker 5: that question. It's like a quick break. When we come
Speaker 5: on back Dirty Work, we'll put the show to bed,
Speaker 5: get you ready for the Giants and the Tigers, Game
Speaker 5: one of a three game series only here on the
Speaker 5: Sports Leader and What's Dirty Work on a Friday evening,
Speaker 5: putting the show to bed out of Copeland deep pop
Speaker 5: with you from the patio at fifty eight, soho, she'll
Speaker 5: getting ready for what is to this point been a
Speaker 5: pretty quiet evening out here following the trade deadline, right,
Speaker 5: I mean, usually there's some bigger crowds here on a Friday.
Speaker 5: I mean it's it's about an hour until first pitch,
Speaker 5: and it's pretty light, seemingly out here in the.
Speaker 6: In the plaza. Now are you surprised, I mean, not totally.
Speaker 6: It's not a beautiful night.
Speaker 5: And also you should know those two being in San
Speaker 5: Francisco outside Lands weekend, people get out of the scene.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the outside Lands weekend is off, and it's a
Speaker 5: pretty light weekend around the city just in general based
Speaker 5: on how many people are out there or people stay
Speaker 5: away from that area. But also it's the first Friday
Speaker 5: home game following the tread deadline, so you know, six
Speaker 5: players moved off of the roster. Yeah, and I think
Speaker 5: we always anticipate at the end of summer ticket sales
Speaker 5: change a little bit, especially if you're not a team
Speaker 5: that's super competitive or in the Giants case, I don't
Speaker 5: know how many games under ear there right now, there
Speaker 5: are forty eight and sixty seven, so they're nineteen games
Speaker 5: under a risk of falling to twenty games under with
Speaker 5: the lost to night. This is a season low nineteen
Speaker 5: games under after a two to five road trip. So hey,
Speaker 5: it's it's getting a look at a lot of young
Speaker 5: guys you're getting an opener tonight in JT.
Speaker 6: Brubaker Giants did make another move.
Speaker 5: I should tell you right here to picture Trent Harris
Speaker 5: selected from Triple A Sacramento. Is Tristan Beck gets optioned
Speaker 5: back to Triple A Sacramento. So some new faces, some
Speaker 5: names that we're not here probably the last time you
Speaker 5: came to see this team, and in Eddie's Leonard and whatnot.
Speaker 5: So we can talk more about that over the next
Speaker 5: guy of months. But really what we're looking forward to, Derek,
Speaker 5: is Thursday night, less than a week from now, six
Speaker 5: days from today.
Speaker 6: The forty nine er start their preseason schedule, preseason football.
Speaker 5: Right now, we're just checking boxes on the way to
Speaker 5: week one in Australia.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, oh yeah, I mean any football I'll take.
Speaker 2: Even last night. I know it's just preseason football, it's
Speaker 2: the Hall of Fame game, but I'll take it. So yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm excited about some football.
Speaker 6: You gonna kick out a last sense game.
Speaker 5: You really enjoyed that because you said, you call your
Speaker 5: dad and you said the first thing you said was
Speaker 5: how about that cost?
Speaker 7: And Duck.
Speaker 2: I'll be honest, I was watching simultaneously on the fold
Speaker 2: of my father, so I wasn't watching intently.
Speaker 7: But also like watching Carson back a little impressive, but
Speaker 7: again it's nice to see the unis out there taking
Speaker 7: with a great AsSalt. It's a Hall of Fame game.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I do you put I put more weight, not
Speaker 6: more weight than any of it.
Speaker 8: You just know that.
Speaker 5: I guess in preseason it's different for football, Like baseball,
Speaker 5: you know, guys are working to expand their their pitch count,
Speaker 5: they're working on a stuff. Football it's like sometimes don't
Speaker 5: even play because it's not worth the injury.
Speaker 7: It's not about the veterans.
Speaker 2: It's not about you know, like even like Ashon Genty
Speaker 2: last year, were you watch them a preseason against the
Speaker 2: Niners like oh wow, and then like in the regular season,
Speaker 2: what the hell's going on here? So really it's about
Speaker 2: the guys that are trying to make the squad. That's
Speaker 2: really what preseason's all about. But the glimpses of the
Speaker 2: starters that's always fun.
Speaker 5: All right, we gotta get out of here. We got
Speaker 5: Giants pregame In about a minute. Kyle Horror stepped in
Speaker 5: for our night Chips McCarthy. He's back at the Camber Studios.
Speaker 5: Time for a little note to self as we put
Speaker 5: this thing to bed. Kyle, you got a note to
Speaker 5: sell for.
Speaker 6: Us to sell?
Speaker 2: Yeah, notes of self and by no surprise, Craig Papa
Speaker 2: invited to the cookout.
Speaker 5: Well dude, great line and absolutely true. Greg, Now, well done, Kyle, dude.
Speaker 5: How about Marcus Thoms saying he might dap you a
Speaker 5: better than we could do it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: What do you that for us?
Speaker 7: Not to self?
Speaker 4: Not to self?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 2: Greg Silver, I love you, Pops, I love you. This
Speaker 2: week's been hell, but we got through it. Even Jack Loder,
Speaker 2: I love you, Donad.
Speaker 6: I'm not going that far. Note to self not to sell.
Speaker 5: I gotta remember it to save, like Tacki's number and
Speaker 5: the patt just number of my phone.
Speaker 6: That's just it's a total d move by me.
Speaker 5: Thanks to everybody who stop by today and for everybody
Speaker 5: and anybody that needs to hear it. It gets easier
Speaker 5: every day, it gets a little easier. You just got
Speaker 5: to do it every day. That's the dirty work, but
Speaker 5: it does get easier. You're listening to I don't know
Speaker 5: why it was going to do. Illegal Chinese baseball starts
Speaker 5: right now.