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Speaker 2: It's the final hour on this Tuesday. We'll check in
Speaker 2: with Seat and O'Conner. He's on the road with a
Speaker 2: French kid headed to the French Quarter. He'll join us
Speaker 2: coming up here in a little bit somewhere in Virginia.
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Speaker 2: around the country. I've watched some basketball last night. I
Speaker 2: watched Cooper Flag. He had twenty three in the second
Speaker 2: half as Duke pulled away from North Carolina State. And
Speaker 2: Duke has won fourteen straight games, including their first ten
Speaker 2: in the ACC first time they started out that way
Speaker 2: since two thousand and seven. Did watch some NBA as well.
Speaker 2: Klay Thompson had seven three pointers in the first quarter
Speaker 2: the MAVs beat the Wizards. Of course it was against
Speaker 2: the Wizards. He is now one of two players to
Speaker 2: have three games with seven or more three pointers in
Speaker 2: a quarter. I'll let you try to guess this one.
Speaker 3: Marvin.
Speaker 2: You're usually pretty good. You're gonna have to pull this
Speaker 2: one out.
Speaker 4: Can I get one hint?
Speaker 3: Mmmm spotty NBA career Jr. Smith Bloo bloom bloom Wow Jr.
Speaker 2: Smith Wow seven or more three pointers in a quarter.
Speaker 2: Klay Thompson had that last night. I was also watching
Speaker 2: the Lakers. Anthony Davis went forty two and twenty three
Speaker 2: as the Lakers beat the Hornets, So the first forty
Speaker 2: twenty game this season. He has five of those games
Speaker 2: in his career, the most of any player since Moses Malone,
Speaker 2: who had seven. Dang stat of the days, sad of
Speaker 2: the day past, stead of the day the day?
Speaker 4: Here comes that why status?
Speaker 2: They brought to you by Pennine America, the official trading
Speaker 2: cards of the program. By the way, Wilt Chamberlain holds
Speaker 2: the NBA record for the most forty point twenty rebound games.
Speaker 3: He had two hundred and thirty one.
Speaker 2: Come on, the rest of everybody else who has played
Speaker 2: in the NBA in the history of the NBA combined
Speaker 2: have one hundred and eighty eight such games. Wilt had
Speaker 2: two hundred and thirty one.
Speaker 5: Yes, Pauline, We've talked about this a number of times.
Speaker 5: He doesn't get treated like a normal athlete or a
Speaker 5: normal NBA player. He's like a creation like Babe Ruth.
Speaker 2: But we acknowledge Babe Ruth, Right, we don't acknowledge Wilt
Speaker 2: Chamberlain's stats.
Speaker 5: Right, Why would Why can you not say he's the
Speaker 5: greatest NBA player of all time individual player playing ability?
Speaker 5: Why can't you say that?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know if you can say ability, like
Speaker 2: that's tricky. Well, but if you say statistically accomplished, which is.
Speaker 5: Don't you need the ability to do that?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 2: John Stockton is the all time assistant Steeles guy, and
Speaker 2: I don't know if people go, boy, he had unbelievable ability, right,
Speaker 2: So I think you can have stats, but I don't
Speaker 2: know if you have to have athleticism to go with
Speaker 2: those stats. Now, Wilt was a great athlete track and field, volleyball, basketball,
Speaker 2: But I don't know why we don't honor his stats
Speaker 2: acknowledge them the way we did Babe Ruth.
Speaker 6: Yes, Martin, I think the fact that he did it
Speaker 6: during the Celtics run of eighth Street Championships, I think
Speaker 6: that hurts him. Yeah, because he wasn't the dominant team,
Speaker 6: or he wasn't on the dominant team.
Speaker 4: What do he got two rings.
Speaker 2: But the thing is his team was really good. He
Speaker 2: had really good players on his team. He just didn't
Speaker 2: come up big against Bill Russell, or his team didn't
Speaker 2: come up big because Wilt would have, you know, forty
Speaker 2: points and twenty eight rebounds and they would lose, where
Speaker 2: Bill Russell could have eleven points and twenty three rebounds
Speaker 2: and they would win.
Speaker 3: But he had a better team. Yeah, pulling, but will.
Speaker 5: Statistics are so drastically better than the next best player
Speaker 5: during his era. It would be like if there was
Speaker 5: a receiver on a team that didn't win, who is
Speaker 5: averaging one hundred and seventy five catches a year for
Speaker 5: seven or eight years broke well, he didn't really win anything,
Speaker 5: and he didn't really do anything, but he averaged one
Speaker 5: hundred and seventy five catches.
Speaker 2: Nikola Jokich had thirty three, fourteen and twelve. That's his
Speaker 2: sixth triple double in the last seven games. He has
Speaker 2: twenty one triple doubles so far this season, and most
Speaker 2: of these triple doubles have occurred before they even get
Speaker 2: to the fourth quarter. Once again, he's not going to
Speaker 2: win the MVP because I think there's voter fatigue. I
Speaker 2: think they want Shay Gilges to win it, and if
Speaker 2: he does, great, I mean, it's a good story for
Speaker 2: the NBA. But I keep coming back to the same thing.
Speaker 2: He's the best player in the NBA. There's nobody like him.
Speaker 2: And when his numbers are mentioned, the player comp is
Speaker 2: Will Chamberlain. That tells you everything you need to know
Speaker 2: about a guy with today's NBA and a guy was
Speaker 2: playing in the sixties, in the early seventies, he is
Speaker 2: it's every night like I'm surprised when he doesn't get
Speaker 2: a triple double. In fact, when he gets a triple double,
Speaker 2: and I go many, only event fourteen assists, huh, twelve
Speaker 2: rebounds and I think the last not this game against
Speaker 2: Minnesota he did not have a triple double. Well, going
Speaker 2: against Rudy Gobert, of course, and he shut him down.
Speaker 2: I had a friend of mine's a timberwolf, and he goes, yeah,
Speaker 2: how about your joke it?
Speaker 3: And I go what. He goes, didn't have a triple double.
Speaker 2: I said, hold on here, hold on, are you saying
Speaker 2: that Rudy Gobert shut him down? He goes, well, I said,
Speaker 2: all right, congratulations, and Rudy Gobert, give him another defensive
Speaker 2: Player of the Year. Yeah, yes, Martin, I can't wait
Speaker 2: till the playoffs.
Speaker 6: When Joker treats not Wenby Rudy Gobert like barbecue chicken.
Speaker 4: Wow, he's gonna eat him up.
Speaker 3: Wow Wow. All right.
Speaker 2: The Jimmy Butler situate, he got suspended again. I think
Speaker 2: he was told during a morning shoot around or walk
Speaker 2: through he was gonna be coming off the bench, so
Speaker 2: he walked out of practice. See, he benched himself again.
Speaker 2: And if let's say I was Jimmy Butler's agent, no
Speaker 2: matter what's going on with the Miami heat, the disconnect
Speaker 2: with pat Riley, your teammate, whatever it is, I would
Speaker 2: say to Jimmy, can you play hard for two weeks?
Speaker 2: Just be a great soldier, Just play hard, give it
Speaker 2: everything you got for two weeks. Speak to the media,
Speaker 2: you know, embrace everything, he culture everything, and then let's
Speaker 2: see if we can get you traded. But you're your
Speaker 2: own worst enemy who gets hurt by all of this. Yes,
Speaker 2: does Miami need you? Yes, but you're just basically handing
Speaker 2: I mean, what are you now three million dollars that
Speaker 2: you've just said, Hey, here you go. Yes, Pully.
Speaker 5: This is his third suspension in the month. He's on
Speaker 5: pace to lose more than five million dollars a salary.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just play because now it was always somebody else.
Speaker 2: It was always another organization. It wasn't him, And then
Speaker 2: you went to another organization, and then it was about
Speaker 2: that organization. Then you went to another one and it
Speaker 2: was about that organization. Now here are heat Culture, and
Speaker 2: it's about that organization. If you're the Phoenix Suns, do
Speaker 2: you want that? I mean, I don't want Bradley Beal,
Speaker 2: but do I want Jimmy Butler? And Jimmy Butler is
Speaker 2: gonna want another contract. I don't want that. But if
Speaker 2: I I maybe pat Rolly's just saying, all right, you
Speaker 2: want it this way, I'll just keep suspending you. And
Speaker 2: it felt like, you know, games are on the line,
Speaker 2: playoff basketball, you wanted Jimmy Butler. He was on the
Speaker 2: short list of damn, that guy is great in the
Speaker 2: playoffs and he has been. But it felt like there
Speaker 2: was the public friction bubbled up when Jimmy said, if
Speaker 2: I had been playing that we would have won, you know,
Speaker 2: in the playoffs, and pat Rolly basically said, shut up,
Speaker 2: you didn't play, don't want to hear from you, and
Speaker 2: then it got worse. I don't know if it gets
Speaker 2: better anytime soon. Plus, if i'm the heat, I'm not
Speaker 2: obligated to send you anywhere that you want to go.
Speaker 2: Maybe we send you to Toronto, Maybe you go to Memphi,
Speaker 2: like there's no hey, you go. Maybe we'll send you
Speaker 2: to New Orleans. I don't know, but it's a shame
Speaker 2: because this is the kind of thing.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 2: Is he a Hall of Famer, Yes, but just that
Speaker 2: it stays with you and maybe he doesn't even care
Speaker 2: about them. But you know, I go back to Tara Owens.
Speaker 2: Tara Owens, Remember he made the catch? Was that against
Speaker 2: Green Bay? Steve Young threw it to him, an unbelievable catch.
Speaker 2: He's emotional, he's crying, and people are like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: that guy's unbelievable. And it just felt like he was
Speaker 2: until he wanted out of a place, came from a
Speaker 2: small school, came out of nowhere, one of the greatest
Speaker 2: wide receivers, probably top five of all time, and then
Speaker 2: all of a sudden it became about everybody else, and
Speaker 2: it wasn't about him. He wasn't the problem. Everybody else
Speaker 2: was and that's not the case. And that's the same
Speaker 2: thing with Jimmy Butler. Great player, but doing a disservice
Speaker 2: to himself. All right, seatanel Join is coming up in
Speaker 2: a little bit. How about we play the best hire
Speaker 2: worst hire game. The Saints can't be involved in the
Speaker 2: game because they haven't hired anybody yet. All right, PAULI,
Speaker 2: you want to want to start off with best hire,
Speaker 2: worst hire?
Speaker 5: Here we go, Dan, here's the rationale in three years
Speaker 5: from now.
Speaker 4: Who's doing the best who is.
Speaker 5: No longer with their team? That's kind of the rationale.
Speaker 5: Aaron glemm with the Jets, Liam Cohen with the Jaguars,
Speaker 5: Brian Schottenheimer, Shoty with the Cowboys, Pete Carol with the Raiders.
Speaker 2: Would like to go first, Todd, Why didn't you go first?
Speaker 2: Give me the best hire out of that group?
Speaker 4: Pete Carroll, right.
Speaker 8: I think he's gonna help turn things around with the Raiders,
Speaker 8: and I'm gonna go Liam Cohen maybe just recently biased
Speaker 8: on just watching some of those press conferences, I don't
Speaker 8: think it's going to go well anytime.
Speaker 2: Okay, So that's your best and worst hire. Dylan, who's
Speaker 2: in for setan.
Speaker 9: Best Hired Dan. I'm going with my new guy, Liam Cohen.
Speaker 2: The Bucks offense look good this year, okay, and I think, yeah,
Speaker 2: he's in a good spot with Trevor Lawrence. Okay, worst hire,
Speaker 2: I thin't gonna go Brian Schottenheimer. I do like that
Speaker 2: his middle names Cornelius, but I still think that it's
Speaker 2: an odd pick for that franchise.
Speaker 3: Going for it's a perfect pick.
Speaker 9: It makes too much sense.
Speaker 3: That's it's a perfect pick.
Speaker 2: That's why it's a problem because it fits in with
Speaker 2: everybody else that they hire to a t Yes, Marvin
Speaker 2: best hire, worst tire.
Speaker 4: Best Hire. I'm gonna go Brian Schottenheimer. I'm playing Aaron Glen.
Speaker 6: I like Aaron Glain and then the worst is shoddy,
Speaker 6: looks like a robot.
Speaker 5: Okay, Paulie, best Hire, worst tire, Okay, worst hire. Aaron
Speaker 5: Glenn's not a bad hire. The situation he's going to
Speaker 5: is tainted, the ownership is still in place. It's not
Speaker 5: his fault, Aaron Glenn, that he's going to a situation
Speaker 5: that's very hard to fix. Best hire, Liam Cohen, I'm
Speaker 5: buying that stock low. The weirdness of yesterday, the Jaguars
Speaker 5: have a lot of room to improve, a division that's winnable,
Speaker 5: some talent on the roster. Despite his off putting this yesterday,
Speaker 5: he got there for a reason. Liam Coleman has a
Speaker 5: lot of upside.
Speaker 2: I'm going to say best hires Pete Carroll because they
Speaker 2: at least have respect. Now you got somebody who's you know,
Speaker 2: been there, and you got Tom Brady with him, and
Speaker 2: I think just to get kind of reset, hit the
Speaker 2: reset button. I think that was a great heart that
Speaker 2: like right now today, best hire now long term, you know,
Speaker 2: it might be Aaron Glenn, it's just it's the Jets now.
Speaker 3: The worst hire.
Speaker 2: I would I would say Brian Schottenheimer only because it's
Speaker 2: the Cowboys and we expect more and it may not
Speaker 2: be him, but I think you're going into a situation
Speaker 2: where your your your title as coach when you pull
Speaker 2: up to the building and says head coach, you can
Speaker 2: park there. But there's a parking spot that says head coach,
Speaker 2: GM and owner and that's Jerry Jones.
Speaker 3: Yeah, point and.
Speaker 5: Jerry spot is like eighteen feet wide. It's roomy, you
Speaker 5: can fit like an RV.
Speaker 3: He parks differently.
Speaker 5: He parks sidewayway on purpose and Schottenheimer's spot is like
Speaker 5: one of those compact cars.
Speaker 2: Only David in Ohio, David, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Dan, Now, good morning. I got a two comments on
Speaker 11: the Cowboys situation. Yeah, first, why doesn't Jerry doones this
Speaker 11: coach the team? And a second, I would do a
Speaker 11: little research and it appears that VHS tapes tend to
Speaker 11: deteriorate after twenty some years, thirty years, So now this point,
Speaker 11: Cowboys fans will no longer be able to watch their
Speaker 11: team on VHS tape in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 10: So maybe one of the maybe one of the you know,
Speaker 10: press conference people, can bring that to one of Jerry
Speaker 10: press conferences and save without a rattle from feathers.
Speaker 3: So thank you, right, thank you, David.
Speaker 2: Maybe they've converted those to DVDs maybe, yeah, you get
Speaker 2: those grainy videos.
Speaker 3: Now? Are you sure the Cowboys won back then?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah they did. They won three Super Bowls? What Marvin?
Speaker 4: They probably should have won five? Wow.
Speaker 6: They're literally in that Shaq and Kobe Lakers conversation where
Speaker 6: both of those dynasties won three and everyone says what
Speaker 6: could have been?
Speaker 2: Well, definitely with Shaq and Kobe, because you know, two
Speaker 2: of the greatest ever play you can only have five
Speaker 2: on the floor, and they're playing at both ends where
Speaker 2: you know, the Cowboys obviously there's twenty two players that
Speaker 2: offense and defense, so a whole lot tougher to be
Speaker 2: able to keep that together and make a run in
Speaker 2: the NFL.
Speaker 3: With the NBA Shaq and Kobe. They should have won
Speaker 3: six yeampon.
Speaker 5: And the big winner is Jimmy Johnson. Everyone knows they
Speaker 5: should have kept him, and every year his coaching record
Speaker 5: looks better and better and better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Patrick in Arizona. Then we'll take a break. We'll
Speaker 2: check in with Seaton on the road.
Speaker 3: Hey Patrick, good morning, Dan, you morning guys. How Will
Speaker 3: doing great?
Speaker 4: Yep? Great?
Speaker 11: So I am.
Speaker 12: Wondering if anybody caught the moment during the game on
Speaker 12: Sunday when Jim Nanson Tony Romo, he was in the
Speaker 12: fourth quarter Chiefs were driving and Jim goes Tony goes.
Speaker 7: I don't know, Jim, Jim goes Tony.
Speaker 12: They did the bit as a as a joke. They
Speaker 12: knew that they.
Speaker 4: Were doing it.
Speaker 12: But the problem is the Chiefs went into a hurry
Speaker 12: up offense, so it kind of got stepped on and
Speaker 12: Jim had to jump back in and kind of go
Speaker 12: with actual commentary. But I was really wondering if anybody
Speaker 12: heard that.
Speaker 2: I didn't because Seaton does it better than Tony does.
Speaker 3: So whenever Seaton does no.
Speaker 1: I don't know, Jim, they could run it.
Speaker 3: They get bazard Tony.
Speaker 2: So it's like I can't hear al Michaels now without
Speaker 2: thinking of seating with very go.
Speaker 3: He's ruined it for me.
Speaker 2: There he goes, all right, we'll take you break, seatonl
Speaker 2: Johns from the road. More of your phone calls coming up.
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Speaker 2: I was just mentioning to the dan Ats. I went
Speaker 2: to a restaurant. I sat at the bar. Last night,
Speaker 2: Jeopardy came on. Guy next to me blurts out answers
Speaker 2: and he missed seven in a row. Didn't stop, but
Speaker 2: I started laughing, and then he wanted to know what
Speaker 2: I was laughing at. And I said, you've missed seven
Speaker 2: in a row, and he goes, the game's not over yet.
Speaker 2: He proceeded to miss the next four and so it
Speaker 2: was a little frosty, but I I just had to
Speaker 2: call him out. He was blurting it out in front
Speaker 2: of everybody, like, dude, give it to yourself, okay. Or
Speaker 2: when you play trivial pursuit, you always know the answers
Speaker 2: to the question that the other team gets.
Speaker 3: So when they get you.
Speaker 2: Know, who's the first man to break the four minute mile?
Speaker 2: And you go, oh my god, you always know their questions.
Speaker 3: You don't know yours. Yes, Tom, I was just going
Speaker 3: to say that I was on a tip of my time.
Speaker 14: Then I should have said it.
Speaker 2: Then Seaton O'Connor is on the road and back in
Speaker 2: West Virginia.
Speaker 15: Let's go, Yeah, let's go.
Speaker 3: Where exactly are you in West Virginia.
Speaker 16: A town called Wheatland, West Virginia, which we're in the
Speaker 16: parking lot of a place called TJ's Pit Stop, which
Speaker 16: I think Paul would absolutely love. But if you know,
Speaker 16: West Virginia is shaped like this, Oh, we're right here
Speaker 16: in this part.
Speaker 3: Watch that. Don't turn the finger around.
Speaker 15: This is the shape of West Virginia. We're right here
Speaker 15: in the thumb part of it.
Speaker 3: Okay, where's your next destination? We're on our.
Speaker 15: Way to Winchester, Virginia. We're about thirty minutes outside of there.
Speaker 16: We hit some traffic on the way, so we'll be there,
Speaker 16: you know, right around noon or so.
Speaker 15: And then after that we're heading down to North Carolina.
Speaker 3: You're gonna set up camp in Charlotte tonight.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 16: We're gonna try to make it to Charlotte tonight. We're
Speaker 16: definitely going to Greensboro next and if we get to Charlotte,
Speaker 16: we'll be in Charlotte. If not tonight, then tomorrow morning.
Speaker 3: Any drama along the way with you and the French
Speaker 3: kid U?
Speaker 16: No, no, no drama. We saw Ross Tucker yesterday was
Speaker 16: stuffed at his house. That was awesome.
Speaker 7: Dude.
Speaker 16: He's got a great setup there. He really that dude.
Speaker 16: He has cracked the code of life. He's doing very
Speaker 16: well for himself there. Yesterday at one of the locations,
Speaker 16: the Makeo locations, a guy came to visit.
Speaker 15: A bunch of people have come out by the way,
Speaker 15: which has been really awesome.
Speaker 16: But a guy came out and he was at Carolines
Speaker 16: the night Todd was there.
Speaker 12: It was awesome.
Speaker 2: The night Todd closed down Carolines in New York City.
Speaker 14: To banded their money back.
Speaker 16: Yeah yeah, he was like, he was like here, remember McLevin,
Speaker 16: he tucked it.
Speaker 15: Oh wow, you just fulled over guys yelling.
Speaker 2: That's when McLevin tucked the tablecloth into his pants and
Speaker 2: then he stood up and drinks went everywhere. During Todd's
Speaker 2: stand up act, you and the French kid, how the van?
Speaker 2: What's the what's the reaction to the van?
Speaker 15: Van is awesome? Great thing is a tank? Uh, and
Speaker 15: we're just a lot.
Speaker 16: I mean, we've had great weather the whole way, so
Speaker 16: we don't really have to worry about anything like that.
Speaker 16: But so far as far as I'm aware, there are
Speaker 16: no dings, no scups, no scratches just yet. We there's
Speaker 16: really no need to bring this vehicle to makeo just yet.
Speaker 16: But if they've done a really great.
Speaker 3: Job with it, well, one side is already done. It's
Speaker 3: the other side.
Speaker 2: If you're watching on Peacock, you can see the dents
Speaker 2: and dings and faded paint there.
Speaker 15: But I guess I should say there's been no new things.
Speaker 2: Oh good, yes, because that's the other side. They did
Speaker 2: a gorgeous job with that, but a Seaton will be
Speaker 2: stopping at Maco places en route to New Orleans.
Speaker 3: Yes, Pauline seating.
Speaker 5: A little tip as you start getting to the South,
Speaker 5: if you see places like barbecue slash gas station, barbecue
Speaker 5: slash laundromat, those are the kind of places you want
Speaker 5: to go to those hybrid games.
Speaker 16: Well, right now, let's see we're at TJ's Pit stuff.
Speaker 16: It says they serve breakfast, lunch, beverages, dinner.
Speaker 12: Great.
Speaker 15: I don't know, we might post up here for a minute.
Speaker 2: Looks pretty good, all right, And if people want to
Speaker 2: see what your wrap up is to the day, Danpatrick
Speaker 2: dot com has everything.
Speaker 15: That's it. That's the best spot.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 16: Now we're posting a bunch of stuff to like social media,
Speaker 16: so Instagram the show. Instagram has a lot of different
Speaker 16: that we haven't really posted anywhere else.
Speaker 15: So check that out.
Speaker 2: All right, Safe travels our best of the French Kid.
Speaker 2: We'll talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 15: All right, guys, see you later.
Speaker 2: That's seat O'Connor on the road. Better get mako. Yeah,
Speaker 2: French Kid usually goes with us to the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: And then Seaton said, hey, I'll drive the van and
Speaker 2: French kid goes, hey, I'll volunteer to go with you.
Speaker 2: So these guys, it's a buddy movie between those two
Speaker 2: traveling down to New Orleans. Hopefully they get there at
Speaker 2: least by Saturday. I said, you have to get there
Speaker 2: by Saturday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Pony.
Speaker 5: Speaking of buddy movies, you've seen Midnight Run Charles Groden. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that might be the all timer, right, it's a great one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that's where you put two different personalities.
Speaker 3: You put de Niro.
Speaker 2: You know, we didn't know how funny de Niro could
Speaker 2: be because that's one of those sometimes you'll see a
Speaker 2: serious actor do comedy as opposed to a comedic actor
Speaker 2: do something serious. We're more apt to be like, boy,
Speaker 2: did you see such and such? He was funnier than
Speaker 2: I thought. But when you see somebody who, like I
Speaker 2: couldn't see Will Ferrell as a drug lord, you know,
Speaker 2: in some gory movie.
Speaker 3: Wasn't it Vince Vaughan. What was the movie that he
Speaker 3: was in?
Speaker 9: The heart Break?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Is it?
Speaker 3: Heartbreak?
Speaker 2: Rid hexall Ridge And you can't help but see Vince
Speaker 2: Vaughn kind of goofball. But it's one of those serious
Speaker 2: roles where you go it's still weird, still weird, Yes, Marvin, and.
Speaker 6: I think it's a great way to get an OSCAR
Speaker 6: nomination is if you're a comic, you do a serious role.
Speaker 4: A' lah. Robert Williams and Goodwill Hunting. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Steve Carrell from the Office was in that movie Fox Catcher. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it is a very serious movie, a serious role, and
Speaker 5: I think that changed his career as much as anything.
Speaker 2: Did you guys, anybody watch Emelio Perez? After my recommendation
Speaker 2: yesterday that glowing Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I told my wife that she had to fit and
Speaker 2: she couldn't finish the movie, and I say, you got to,
Speaker 2: you got to, And so she went kind of kick
Speaker 2: and screaming with it, and she goes, I just I
Speaker 2: don't know how that's one of the best movies of
Speaker 2: the year.
Speaker 4: Yes, tu.
Speaker 8: Once you added the part that it was a musical,
Speaker 8: you just kind of lost me because I've been to
Speaker 8: enough of those Broadway shows that I found corny.
Speaker 14: I can't imagine seeing a movie musical thing.
Speaker 2: Well, Drug Lord Transitioning and it's a musical. Now, normally
Speaker 2: I'd go, all right, you pique my interest, and then
Speaker 2: I went, now, I can't do it can't and I
Speaker 2: watched the whole movie. But there's a few other movies,
Speaker 2: the Demi moor one. What is that substance? I haven't
Speaker 2: seen that. I've seen some trailers for it. But did
Speaker 2: she get nominated for an Academy Award?
Speaker 5: I think I think she got a Golden Globe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she did win the Golden Globe. Okay, I didn't
Speaker 2: know if she got nominated for an Academy Award.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 8: Uh, she couldn't find her clothes for a majority of
Speaker 8: that movie. I haven't seen it, but I've heard something.
Speaker 3: I'm shocked that you haven't seen it.
Speaker 8: Supposedly it's almost all nude. Yeah, whatever story they're telling
Speaker 8: that requires nudity at all times, I'm not sure exactly
Speaker 8: what it's about.
Speaker 9: Thank you, that's the play. Then she's trying to find
Speaker 9: her clothes.
Speaker 2: I'm sure most of the movies that have plenty of
Speaker 2: nudity that you watch don't have a plot.
Speaker 14: Because it likes there's an action to it.
Speaker 8: I don't know what's going on with there's another woman
Speaker 8: that's younger, that's also naked, that's trying.
Speaker 2: To Margaret quality. Margarete quality, yes, yes, but doing it
Speaker 2: it could todd to me more is nominated for an
Speaker 2: Academy work. You don't see many movies.
Speaker 14: Hey, don't. I saw September five this past weekend. She
Speaker 14: was very.
Speaker 8: Depressing but done well, okay, And then since then it
Speaker 8: probably was years since I was in a movie there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, couple more phone calls in here, Uh,
Speaker 2: Zach and Grand Rapids. Hi, Zach, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 10: Hey Dan?
Speaker 17: How's it going good? Everyday listener? Uh six two, one
Speaker 17: eighty five on the weekdays, one ninety on the weekends.
Speaker 18: Uh.
Speaker 17: I just had an idea. I wanted to run by you,
Speaker 17: and I've only thought about it on surface level, so
Speaker 17: bear with me here, But I think it would solve
Speaker 17: you know. One of the first issues that comes to
Speaker 17: mind is the Saints Rams game, the championship game that
Speaker 17: ropped us of Breeze versus Brady with the pass interference call.
Speaker 17: But I see calls constantly that you know, fans and
Speaker 17: their teams think shouldn't be called, uh, pass interference mainly.
Speaker 17: But what if teams had a blue flag and it's
Speaker 17: you know, maybe one per game and possibly carry over
Speaker 17: into other games to where they could throw the flag
Speaker 17: and have New York look at it to make the
Speaker 17: right call, because there's a lot of you know, calls
Speaker 17: that are irreversible, are can't be reviewed like.
Speaker 2: A once a game emergency call. Yes, a blue flag,
Speaker 2: I don't know. Not during the regular season, but if
Speaker 2: you do it during the postseason, I'd entertain. Just get
Speaker 2: the call right the Saints Rams game. Just get the
Speaker 2: call right. They missed two calls. All you have to
Speaker 2: do is say, you know, you have the eye in
Speaker 2: the sky that can help you there if you need help.
Speaker 2: There to remind you that you need help. But ego
Speaker 2: has to play a role in this with these officials
Speaker 2: that they don't want to be told that they missed
Speaker 2: a call. And that's what the eye in the sky.
Speaker 2: And you know, sometimes you get an all star crew
Speaker 2: for the postseason, which I don't agree with. I think
Speaker 2: it should be your team doing a game. Therefore there's trust,
Speaker 2: there's a conversation. You know, you put your ego to
Speaker 2: the side. It's get the call right for us instead
Speaker 2: of individual officials who don't work with each other.
Speaker 3: But get the call right. Mister V in Rochester, I'm
Speaker 3: mister V.
Speaker 11: A good afternoon.
Speaker 10: Dan's five days dropping to forty. I'm going to make
Speaker 10: this call quick is I'm on my lunch break during
Speaker 10: my full sale yard of Interview class that I'm halfway through.
Speaker 10: But I have a suggestion that it's going to change
Speaker 10: the viewing experience that rivals incidant replay in the yellow
Speaker 10: Line advancement, it's different two different color flags on penalties,
Speaker 10: yellow for offense, blue for defense, and as soon as
Speaker 10: the flag is thrown, the alertness would be on the
Speaker 10: bottom of the screen banner, so us as viewers will
Speaker 10: instantly be able to continue the spontaneity of the view
Speaker 10: and know where the flag and who the penalty is.
Speaker 3: On what if they grab the wrong fue.
Speaker 10: Well, I know we're going to add some it's a
Speaker 10: learning curve for the rest, but if we get past that.
Speaker 10: I've test marketed this for a year with my friends
Speaker 10: and other people, and three out of four say, hey,
Speaker 10: mister v this is one hell of an idea, and
Speaker 10: the other orders say dude, this is stupid.
Speaker 7: I'm leaving it up.
Speaker 10: To you and the day nets to workshop this and
Speaker 10: you know what we will make again. It's going to
Speaker 10: be the advancement that's going to be up there with
Speaker 10: replay in yellow mind.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you, mister B. Does anybody like mister
Speaker 2: V's idea here? Anybody? Anybody don't want two separate flags?
Speaker 2: Colored flags? Paulie, you have a problem with.
Speaker 9: This, I do.
Speaker 5: One of the great things about when a flag goes
Speaker 5: in an NFL game or a college game is the
Speaker 5: momentary is it on us? Is it on them? And
Speaker 5: then you have to wait six or seven seconds. You
Speaker 5: seep up a pointing, you see the reaction, that's drama,
Speaker 5: and you remove that.
Speaker 2: A lot of times your analyst will say, look like
Speaker 2: the right guard moved or something, or defensive player off
Speaker 2: sides that they'll give you a heads up, but there
Speaker 2: is still that Oh maybe there's another flag that they're
Speaker 2: calling on this, So I'm okay with that.
Speaker 3: Just get the call right. You don't have to have.
Speaker 2: Red flag, blue flag, yellow flag. Just get the call right.
Speaker 2: Remember when they were going to be full time officials,
Speaker 2: that was going.
Speaker 3: To change everything. It's not going to change anything.
Speaker 2: Oh, they're not going to be a lawyer in the
Speaker 2: off season. They're going to be an official. What's that
Speaker 2: help you with? There's no games? Are you calling simulated games?
Speaker 2: Are you watching tape? I'm assuming that you're watching tape
Speaker 2: during the season, you get graded. It's just an extremely
Speaker 2: difficult game to police.
Speaker 4: It just is.
Speaker 2: And I say this all the time, but if you
Speaker 2: get the opportunity to watch a game from the sidelines,
Speaker 2: imagine that you had to call penalties in real time.
Speaker 2: It's and they do an unbelievable job. If you say
Speaker 2: these guys are great ninety six percent of the time,
Speaker 2: I think we'd all take ninety six percent. No matter
Speaker 2: what our job is, you're ninety six percent. Now, unless
Speaker 2: you're an aero traffic control guy. You know he went
Speaker 2: a little better than ninety six percent. Yes, Cliff Over,
Speaker 2: there is a ninety four Yeah, yeah, Tommy seventy nine, man,
Speaker 2: come on, Tommy. Uh but ninety six percent, ninety seven
Speaker 2: percent of the time they get the calls, right. I
Speaker 2: just think that there are moments that stand out. And
Speaker 2: that's unfortunate because I mean, just imagine if there's a
Speaker 2: call in the Super Bowl and it goes the Chief's way,
Speaker 2: people are gonna win an asterisk by this, oh yeah,
Speaker 2: dynasty asterisk, And it's unfortunate. But I mean, the Chiefs
Speaker 2: are just playing the game. How the officials call the
Speaker 2: game that's on them, yes, Marvin, But I'm so.
Speaker 6: Confused on why do they think the NFL is like,
Speaker 6: you know what, we have to get the Chiefs in
Speaker 6: the NFL is going to win no matter what. If
Speaker 6: the Jaguars and the Saints were in the Super Bowl,
Speaker 6: a hundred million people are watching.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So what is it.
Speaker 6: This isn't the NBA or MLB where it's like, Man,
Speaker 6: I'd really like the Dodgers and the Yankees to get
Speaker 6: into there and get into the World Series.
Speaker 3: NFO, it doesn't matter what teams are in. We want
Speaker 3: to see stars.
Speaker 2: When it comes to the NBA Finals, you want to
Speaker 2: see stars going against each other. Baseball, you want to
Speaker 2: see stars against each other. Now, if Kansas City is
Speaker 2: playing San Francisco in the World Series, you're probably not
Speaker 2: going to watch. But the Yankees Dodgers, everybody wanted to
Speaker 2: watch there. Now, if the Braves are playing, Cardinals are playing,
Speaker 2: Red Sox are playing, people are going to watch. In
Speaker 2: the NFL, we watch no matter what. I can't imagine
Speaker 2: the NFL going. You know what, let's take advantage of
Speaker 2: a smaller market, medium market, middle of America. That's who
Speaker 2: we want to We want to make sure that they
Speaker 2: get to the super Bowl.
Speaker 3: That's who we want. Really seems odd?
Speaker 5: Yeah, pull exactly like you guys are saying. If you
Speaker 5: could pick the most irrelevant team as far as fan engagement,
Speaker 5: and you put in the super Bowl, I'm not gonna go.
Speaker 5: You know what, what else is on? What else I
Speaker 5: gotta do today? It's a holiday. It's like it's Thanksgiving.
Speaker 5: They can put any game on Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: Well, take a break, last call for phone calls. What
Speaker 2: we learn, what's in store tomorrow?
Speaker 1: After this, be sure to catch the live edition of
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Speaker 3: All right, let's.
Speaker 2: Guess the poll results. Dylan, give us the question and
Speaker 2: then we'll guess the poll results.
Speaker 9: All right, so you want to guess our twos poll?
Speaker 4: First?
Speaker 9: Okay, which was whose career would you rather have Calvin
Speaker 9: Johnson or Julian Edelman.
Speaker 2: Okay, four as yours Julian Edelman sixty six percent, it's
Speaker 2: Julian Edelman seventy percent. Okay, so pretty much on the
Speaker 2: nose there, okay. And then for our three, this one
Speaker 2: simple we have would you trade for Jimmy Butler?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 7: Or now?
Speaker 2: Uh, I'm going to say no. Seventy two eighty four
Speaker 2: percent say no? Running away with it? What was did
Speaker 2: we do a poll question on best hire, worst hire?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 9: Our one was what's the temperament.
Speaker 2: Of your Okay, Yeah, maybe we could do that tomorrow
Speaker 2: of who had the best hire, who had the worst hire?
Speaker 2: That in three years from now, when we look back
Speaker 2: on all of these coaching changes, who did the best
Speaker 2: job and who did the worst? Jump Mike and san Antonio. Hi, Mike,
Speaker 2: what's on your mind today?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Hey, Mike, how are you doing good?
Speaker 11: Five eleven is deceiving two ten?
Speaker 14: Anyway?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Thanks?
Speaker 10: So time I replay.
Speaker 11: This is an idea that stemmed from actually an idea
Speaker 11: that I thought would work in MLB, but I'm.
Speaker 7: Sure it could apply to the NFL.
Speaker 10: Too.
Speaker 11: How about something like any player who's involved in the
Speaker 11: play is allowed to challenge to call at any time
Speaker 11: that they want, but if they're wrong, they're immediately ejected
Speaker 11: from the game.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Mike. That's fun, but uh, not realistic. Eric
Speaker 2: in La Hi, Eric, what's on your mind?
Speaker 7: Morning?
Speaker 4: VP?
Speaker 19: Uh?
Speaker 7: Five to eight A hard one?
Speaker 10: Five?
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 7: You were talking about athleticism with Willed. I was wondering
Speaker 7: if you have Jackie Robinson in your greatest athlete of
Speaker 7: all time conversation with his national champion as a running
Speaker 7: back and long jumper and playing point at UCLA on
Speaker 7: top of his baseball career.
Speaker 2: I think he's the greatest athlete of all time Jackie Robinson,
Speaker 2: because let's just factor in what he went through just
Speaker 2: to get on the baseball field. He had teammates who
Speaker 2: didn't even like him, death threats all the time, and
Speaker 2: became a Hall of Fame baseball player. He was a
Speaker 2: great running back at UCLA, track and field basketball, and
Speaker 2: he did that all on a very, very high level.
Speaker 2: I think he's the greatest athlete of all time because
Speaker 2: you can say, all right, well, was he as good
Speaker 2: in one sport as Michael Jordan was in basketball?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Was Mike good in the number of sports that Jackie
Speaker 2: Robinson was if that's your comparison here of greatest athlete.
Speaker 2: Now somebody's going to say, what about a decathlete? Okay,
Speaker 2: but I'm talking about social impact, professional impact. It's hard
Speaker 2: to argue with Jackie Robinson. Now, Jesse Owens was going through.
Speaker 2: You know, this is Nazi Germany in nineteen thirty six.
Speaker 2: Hitler is there watching, you know, the great area nation
Speaker 2: be dominated by Jesse Owens, and he didn't blink.
Speaker 3: No, what did you win? Three gold medals?
Speaker 14: There?
Speaker 3: That has to be.
Speaker 2: Involved in this. But you know, it's tricky when you
Speaker 2: say greatest athlete of all time. Wilt was a very
Speaker 2: accomplished volleyball player, track and field. So was Bill Russell.
Speaker 2: Bill Russell was a great athlete as well. But you know,
Speaker 2: I'm sure there are people that we wouldn't look at
Speaker 2: it necessarily and put them into this conversation, but probably
Speaker 2: they deserve to be in that. When you say greatest athlete,
Speaker 2: I can only go by I did the Sports Century
Speaker 2: fifty Greatest Athletes, So I got to host that, and
Speaker 2: I was able to do so much research. There was
Speaker 2: so much information and you're so you gather all of
Speaker 2: this and there would be athletes that I didn't know
Speaker 2: that they were that accomplished in other things, or just
Speaker 2: how accomplished they were in their respective sports. But I
Speaker 2: kept coming back to Jackie Robinson just how great he was.
Speaker 2: Carl in Minneapolis, Hi, Carl, thanks for holding what's on
Speaker 2: your mind?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 3: Thanks?
Speaker 10: Dan.
Speaker 18: So I think the NFL really embraces the chain gangs.
Speaker 18: It adds a human element of suspense and adds a
Speaker 18: perfect segue to commercial breaks. So the networks. Additionally, are
Speaker 18: you guys coming back to Minneapolis for Saint Patrick's Day?
Speaker 3: I don't think we are this year.
Speaker 2: I had a lot of fun last year Minneapolis, Saint
Speaker 2: Paul or Saint Paul Minneapolis. People in Saint Paul, you know,
Speaker 2: it's said, Hey, you know you can call it Saint
Speaker 2: Paul Minneapolis.
Speaker 3: They said, h are you fair enough? Yes, Dylan, that
Speaker 3: was a great trip.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was first one down there, Dan, that might
Speaker 2: be the highlight of my professional career. On our way out, yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't think Dylan went to bed the last night
Speaker 2: we were there because I said, look, you guys cannot
Speaker 2: be late when we go to the airport. You cannot
Speaker 2: be late. And we went down there in the morning,
Speaker 2: went to get coffee and I look over and I
Speaker 2: see somebody. Somebody's sleeping on the couch and I look
Speaker 2: over and it's Dylan. I said, all right, that was
Speaker 2: not my that's not my first rodeo of risking a
Speaker 2: potential flight miss and that was not one that I
Speaker 2: could really take a later flight on. Okay, and New Orleans,
Speaker 2: same thing behavior every day.
Speaker 3: Gotta be ready to go Friday night, you're on your own.
Speaker 3: I don't. I won't worry about you then.
Speaker 2: But but then, like big picture worry maybe yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: of this, yes, yes, but I need you everybody, not
Speaker 2: just you. I'm not directing the just you, the other
Speaker 2: back room guys. Fritzi, get a little crazy, you can
Speaker 2: get a little while, all right. This day in sports history,
Speaker 2: this is a fun one. Nineteen oh four, the University
Speaker 2: of Chicago football team began awarding blankets with the letter
Speaker 2: C for Chicago to all seniors who played football. They
Speaker 2: wore them on the bench when it was cold.
Speaker 5: A couple years later, they started putting c's on jackets
Speaker 5: and giving them to all the seniors, and that became
Speaker 5: letterman jackets. That's the origin.
Speaker 3: That's nice.
Speaker 5: Did you get one at what age do you get
Speaker 5: your lettermon jacket? Uh, sophomore year in high school.
Speaker 3: That's a big deal. Oh it was.
Speaker 2: And then you hoped that Jenny Batchie wanted to wear
Speaker 2: your letter jacket and uh no, I think she wore
Speaker 2: j Keffley's letter jacket.
Speaker 7: Damn it. I know.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Mine always smelled like cologne, never perfume.
Speaker 4: Not like a movie.
Speaker 2: It does, sounds like a country song. Let's see, how
Speaker 2: about we go around the room? What we learned on
Speaker 2: the program?
Speaker 7: Todd?
Speaker 3: Would you learn today?
Speaker 4: Nick Wright is.
Speaker 19: Angry at the conspiracy theorist against his chiefs and the
Speaker 19: way we cover football brainwashed my algorithm narratives?
Speaker 3: Dylan, what did you learn today?
Speaker 9: The two thousand and seven Patriots are the seventy three
Speaker 9: win warriors.
Speaker 3: Yes, Marvin, what did you learn today?
Speaker 4: Julian Edelman is not campaign.
Speaker 3: He doesn't.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he'd love to get into the Hall of Fame,
Speaker 2: but he's not going to campaign to get into the.
Speaker 3: Hall of fame. Paul Edelman not concussed.
Speaker 2: I don't know that hit against cam Chancer? Good god, Todd?
Speaker 2: What did I learn today?
Speaker 19: Jerry Jones hijack, Brian Scheinhamer's emotional story about his late
Speaker 19: father Marty with his own dead dad too.
Speaker 2: We gotta send Dead Dad Club T shirts to him.
Speaker 2: Thanks for all your support. We'll do it again tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Take care,