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Speaker 2: affiliates as well. Poll question we got a variety of
Speaker 2: them and pretty interesting results. You want to recap their
Speaker 2: seat for the first two hours. Yeah, it's a lot
Speaker 2: of poll questions. Which is more important to you right now?
Speaker 2: Seventy six percent the audience say getting the call correct
Speaker 2: rather than having the game move smoothly. And the reason
Speaker 2: why we bring this up is yesterday the vice president
Speaker 2: of football with the NFL, Troy Vincent, brought up suggested
Speaker 2: that maybe you have and kind of an eye in
Speaker 2: the sky, a judge or a referee who was not
Speaker 2: at the game, but can I would say interrupt. I'm
Speaker 2: not interfere, interrupt the game to get a call right
Speaker 2: if they see something that's happened. And the benefit of
Speaker 2: replay after a play has happened, that they could come
Speaker 2: back and they could offer up a differing opinion and
Speaker 2: therefore they would change the play on the field. But
Speaker 2: this was suggested. This was brought up by the NFL,
Speaker 2: not by members of the media. That I found really
Speaker 2: curious because that sounds like we would like to do this.
Speaker 2: We want to get the reaction from you, and that's
Speaker 2: why we're going to bring this up and then talk
Speaker 2: shows are going to discuss this. Columns will be written
Speaker 2: about this. But also there was another thing that came
Speaker 2: up that bothered me, and that is, yeah, they might
Speaker 2: be okay with the tush push, Why is it now
Speaker 2: we're okay because the Eagles didn't play that well last
Speaker 2: year with it. But when they were playing well with it,
Speaker 2: what was it? Esthetically not pleasing safety concern.
Speaker 3: Not a real football player. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now all of a sudden, we're like, uh, I guess
Speaker 2: we're going to probably have the tush push next year.
Speaker 2: Our defense is figuring out how to defend this better.
Speaker 2: But we got to get rid of it because the
Speaker 2: Eagles were winning Super bowls. And that's where I didn't
Speaker 2: think it was fair. They mastered something. Give them credit
Speaker 2: for mastering it. Okay, might not look good. They tried
Speaker 2: to lie to us BSS that all their safety issues,
Speaker 2: well there's not. There was no data on that. And
Speaker 2: then aesthetically pleasing Okay, it's not. It's like a scrum,
Speaker 2: it's rugby. I get that, But make up your mind
Speaker 2: what the reason is why you want it or you
Speaker 2: don't want it. And it felt like because the Eagles,
Speaker 2: if the Eagles won the Super Bowl, this would be
Speaker 2: a topic of concern, but the Eagles didn't. Therefore, oh yeah,
Speaker 2: I think we're okay with the tush push until we're not.
Speaker 2: And then Nick Siriani, the Eagles head coach, he was
Speaker 2: at the combine and you know you're asked questions. First
Speaker 2: of all, Nick Sirianni shouldn't be talking about player personnel stuff.
Speaker 2: That should be Howie Roseman the GM. But Nick Siriani,
Speaker 2: you know, he was trying to shake it off. So
Speaker 2: he indicated that there was mutual interest between AJ Brown
Speaker 2: and the team and continuing his career with the Eagles,
Speaker 2: but neither he nor the GM committed to Brown suiting
Speaker 2: up for them next season. Sirianni says, yeah, my expectation
Speaker 2: is he wants to be here, and obviously you want
Speaker 2: good players like that in your building.
Speaker 3: Okay, he's under contract.
Speaker 2: Didn't he just sign a contract extension the previous year,
Speaker 2: and now there's a question if he's going to be
Speaker 2: there or not. And if I'm Nick Sirianni, I don't
Speaker 2: answer this thing. That's where you say, well, he's under contract.
Speaker 2: You gotta have great players like him, and we certainly
Speaker 2: want him back. That's it, or go talk to the GM,
Speaker 2: not you, although I'm glad he did talk because it now.
Speaker 2: Do I think Aj Brown will be on another team
Speaker 2: next year? I do, because I think he wants to
Speaker 2: be on another team for whatever reasons. But if I'm
Speaker 2: the head coach and I don't want to. You know,
Speaker 2: all you need is just a little more morsel here.
Speaker 2: With all these reporters of the combine, they're like, uh,
Speaker 2: what are we going to talk about? Kirk Cousins is
Speaker 2: going to get released in March?
Speaker 3: Okay? Is A J.
Speaker 2: Brown going to be on the team next year? Well,
Speaker 2: you know we no, no, no, he's under contract.
Speaker 3: That's what you say. Yeah, Paul, going.
Speaker 4: Back to the Tush push, you're right. From twenty to
Speaker 4: twenty two to twenty twenty four, the Eagles ran the
Speaker 4: play on third and one and fourth and one numerous times.
Speaker 4: Numerous times. They were ninety one percent on the play.
Speaker 4: Last season, they were sixty five percent on the play,
Speaker 4: including five fall starts on the Eagles. The back half
Speaker 4: of the season. They tried it fourteen times and hit
Speaker 4: it seven times.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but we're okay with it Now. I get hypocritical,
Speaker 2: you know, it just is it. Either you want to
Speaker 2: get rid of it or you're going to allow it.
Speaker 2: But you can't keep going back and forth telling me, well,
Speaker 2: safety concerns, who's getting hurt?
Speaker 3: What's your data on that? Okay? And you could say
Speaker 3: it's esthetically not pleasing, I'm with you. On it.
Speaker 2: It's still a football play, like it or not old
Speaker 2: school football, And I think because the Eagles were successful,
Speaker 2: they wanted to take that out. The Eagles were not
Speaker 2: successful with it last year, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: it seems like it's okay, it's here to stay for
Speaker 2: at least another year. What else did you have?
Speaker 3: Seaton?
Speaker 5: Before I interrupted, Oh yeah, let's see what one were
Speaker 5: we even talking about there? Let's see we had the
Speaker 5: getting the call correctly obviously? Which is more interesting to you?
Speaker 5: Floyd Mayweather winning or losing? As eighty two percent of
Speaker 5: that vote. This was from Marvin Why isn't Shay Gill
Speaker 5: just Alexander more famous? Forty two percent say people aren't watching?
Speaker 5: Followed by he plays in Oklahoma City? His name being
Speaker 5: an issue? Has three point eight percent of the vote.
Speaker 5: Which would you rather attend? USC has sixty percent of
Speaker 5: that vote over UCLA. I'm getting some people saying, well,
Speaker 5: I got into both, so oh okay.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I actually got to pick.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, you'll have those kids who get into every
Speaker 2: Ivy League school, they have their choice. I think I
Speaker 2: would go I'd go to Brown only because it's pass
Speaker 2: or fail, Is that right?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think they give out grades at Brown.
Speaker 2: I just hope that I would pass.
Speaker 3: I mean, but you know, I was going to Harvard
Speaker 3: or Yale. Brown might be Brown. I think Brown.
Speaker 2: You could maybe have a little bit more fun there,
Speaker 2: and it's passed fail pretty good with that, Yes, Todd.
Speaker 6: But if you're getting into all the Ivy League schools,
Speaker 6: you should be too concerned about passing at any.
Speaker 7: Of those schools. Yeah, it means you you would be
Speaker 7: so incredibly bright. I don't think you have to worry
Speaker 7: about having to take.
Speaker 3: The easy way out.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm just talking about me that if I got
Speaker 2: into Brown, I wouldn't have gotten into the other place.
Speaker 2: I couldn't have gotten into any of them at all.
Speaker 2: It's not one of those you know, sometimes you'll run
Speaker 2: into the student who go so, yeah, I don't I'm
Speaker 2: good grades, but my great great test results.
Speaker 3: You know, you know what I did on the SAT
Speaker 3: or you'll get the AMAN.
Speaker 2: I'm four point three, but I didn't get great numbers
Speaker 2: on the SATs. I didn't get good grades on either one,
Speaker 2: good numbers on either one. So it was just where
Speaker 2: can I get into? Who will take me?
Speaker 3: Guess? Pauling do you.
Speaker 4: Guys, remember the school you didn't get into and wanted
Speaker 4: to get in. Was there one when you applied in
Speaker 4: high school?
Speaker 8: Mm?
Speaker 2: Well, I had a dream of playing basketball, so I
Speaker 2: wanted I could have gotten into all of these small
Speaker 2: schools that wanted me because I don't think they cared
Speaker 2: about my grades. But no Air Force Academy. I thought about.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I could have gotten in. But
Speaker 2: and then I know my dad would be like, oh,
Speaker 2: you know, you're not a flyboy, And I'm like what
Speaker 2: he goes, No, you're not the fly boy.
Speaker 3: Dad. If you been for have you seen the camp
Speaker 3: campus there? He's your dad was a marine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, okay, I got you, alrighty tough guy.
Speaker 5: There is a I haven't been around the dynamic in
Speaker 5: a little bit, but uh, when I was younger, a
Speaker 5: bunch of my friends all went into the military and
Speaker 5: they would come back and I remember one summer sitting
Speaker 5: around a uh like picnic table in the backyard and
Speaker 5: there was a marine, a guy in the Navy, an
Speaker 5: Air Force guy, and an Army guy. They were all
Speaker 5: together and all of them were just digging on the
Speaker 5: Air Force guy. But there was like a pecking order
Speaker 5: where the Marine was like, Okay, so you guys know,
Speaker 5: I'm like the alpha dog here right.
Speaker 3: The Army guy.
Speaker 5: I don't know quite if it's that obvious, you know,
Speaker 5: but even the Navy dude was like, yeah, but at
Speaker 5: least I'm not in the Air Force. It's crazy. It
Speaker 5: was crazy how they were all just ripping id. It
Speaker 5: was so funny though, so funny.
Speaker 2: Yeah, uh heis in Oregon.
Speaker 3: Hey, heist which on your mind.
Speaker 9: Writing down to day? And that's hi sometime listener for
Speaker 9: first time Color six four ten twenty. Why do the
Speaker 9: Chargers not get more attention? And what is going to
Speaker 9: be the biggest change for this next year besides the
Speaker 9: offensive line?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm assuming that you're a Justin Herbert fan, so
Speaker 2: that's why you're wanting to know, calling in from Oregon
Speaker 2: about the Chargers. How about you win a playoff game,
Speaker 2: maybe get to a super Bowl. That'll do it. I've
Speaker 2: likened them to Arizona basketball potential. You know, off the
Speaker 2: charts regular season, great talented players, great and you got
Speaker 2: it all until you get to the postseason. And that's
Speaker 2: where you make an aim for yourself. And you're in
Speaker 2: the town with the Rams who just won a Super Bowl,
Speaker 2: so that impacts, you know, the coverage as well. But
Speaker 2: you know, people want to buy into something that they
Speaker 2: feel is real. Like Jacksonville last year, regular season wonderful.
Speaker 2: What did we say, Well, let's see what happens in
Speaker 2: the postseason. Now you get a win in the postseason. Okay,
Speaker 2: now that's a real start there.
Speaker 3: New England.
Speaker 2: People weren't all in on New England, but they got
Speaker 2: to the super Bowl. And then people still aren't all
Speaker 2: in on New England. The Chargers, you got to get there.
Speaker 2: The other teams that we buy into are the ones
Speaker 2: that you know, it's proof of concept here. That's the
Speaker 2: important part. A sportsman wants to believe what he's seeing
Speaker 2: is real, not like I don't know. I remember when
Speaker 2: you know, Joker had his breakout season and I think
Speaker 2: Nick Wright said that he'll be the worst MVP in
Speaker 2: NBA history, And I'm like, got to watch more basketball, Nick,
Speaker 2: and Nick's as student of the game, and he since
Speaker 2: realize that Joker is going to be a Hall of Famer.
Speaker 2: But you want proof of concept there, like that guy's real,
Speaker 2: I believe in that guy, not well, that guy's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: And then you don't hear from him, and I think
Speaker 2: that's why we look at the Chargers and we go,
Speaker 2: I don't know, you got Harball, Herbert's great, you got
Speaker 2: some talent, The offensive line was banged up, that defense
Speaker 2: was really good, but you're still waiting for win that
Speaker 2: big game. Let's see Tim in Arizona. Hi, Tim, what's
Speaker 2: on your mind today?
Speaker 10: Good morning fellas, Good morning.
Speaker 9: Hey.
Speaker 10: One thing that hasn't been brought up. Well, one daily listener,
Speaker 10: a long time listener six foot in the morning and
Speaker 10: five ten at night. So Jack Hughes, agreeing with celebration,
Speaker 10: threw his helmet into the he stands and it immediately
Speaker 10: was thrown back out. I want to know, put Polly
Speaker 10: on it. You got connections for your collectibles guy, how
Speaker 10: much was that helmet would have been worth?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Maybe Darren revel Our, good buddy, who covers that if
Speaker 2: you actually had his helmet. Yeah, they started throwing everything
Speaker 2: up in the air. Yeah, Pauline, Yeah, Darren.
Speaker 4: Ravel of collect He already responded to this. He says,
Speaker 4: if Jack Hughes auctioned off or someone auctioned off his helmet,
Speaker 4: immediately he has to make three hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: He thinks the jersey could go for easily over a
Speaker 4: million and upwards a two million if we were sold
Speaker 4: while the story was hot.
Speaker 3: Dang, okay, guest Ton, is there.
Speaker 6: An Olympic museum of some sort that has all these
Speaker 6: kind of things that have happened over the years.
Speaker 7: I know a lot of things are metals, and people
Speaker 7: keep their medals.
Speaker 6: But I was just wondering if the anyone want to
Speaker 6: have donated to a special place where people can look
Speaker 6: at these things over the years.
Speaker 2: When we went to the Fountain Blue Hotel in Vegas,
Speaker 2: they had a lot of Olympic stuff there that Tom
Speaker 2: Brady and Jim Gray with the Hall of Champions, they
Speaker 2: collected a lot of this that, you know, it was
Speaker 2: loaned to them and you got to see a lot
Speaker 2: of different Olympic items there. But that's the only place
Speaker 2: that I've been that has certain collectibles. But I don't
Speaker 2: know if you know, is there an Olympic Hall of
Speaker 2: Fame in the United States.
Speaker 4: There's a US Olympic and Paralympic Museum in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, let me take a break. Reggie Miller said,
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Speaker 2: Away proud grad of U c l A because he
Speaker 2: couldn't get into USC Reggie Miller back on the show,
Speaker 2: how hard did USC recruit you? I can't hear I
Speaker 2: can't hear you. I can't hear the fight song?
Speaker 10: Oh you?
Speaker 12: Oh I can't.
Speaker 2: I couldn't. We couldn't hear the fight song you.
Speaker 13: We're gonna have some fighting words between you. I love
Speaker 13: the Patriots. I love the family, all the girls. I
Speaker 13: treat them like family. And I'm gonna be I'm gonna
Speaker 13: say this because I have a little bit of true Ojian.
Speaker 12: Blood blowing through me a little bit. But there is
Speaker 12: it is night and day between the two schools.
Speaker 13: Okay, it's much harder, much harder to get into the
Speaker 13: state school than it is to pay someone underneath the table.
Speaker 13: Pay someone underneath the table. You can pay your way
Speaker 13: into USC. You're not paying your way into UCLA, my friends.
Speaker 3: But that's where people wanted to get into us. She
Speaker 3: so badly. They were willing to pay.
Speaker 12: They just wanted to go to the party.
Speaker 13: Is a party school, San Diego State USC.
Speaker 12: You see Santa Barbara.
Speaker 13: Those are party schools, Arizona State, party school.
Speaker 3: How hard did us? She recruit you?
Speaker 13: Pretty hard. Stan Morrison was the coach. But I knew
Speaker 13: I was never gonna go there. I wanted to go
Speaker 13: to the school. Ucla had the pedigree as growing up
Speaker 13: you wanted to be a bruin, you wanted to play,
Speaker 13: be part of the Wooden tradition. So I knew I
Speaker 13: was gonna go to I wanted to go to UCLA.
Speaker 13: I was their last choice. They wanted Reggie Williams Georgetown,
Speaker 13: Antoine Juba Michigan and Tom Sheehy I.
Speaker 12: Believe ended up going to Virginia.
Speaker 13: Those were the three small fours that UCLA wanted. They
Speaker 13: all went elsewhere and I was their first, their fourth choice.
Speaker 13: So I was the last minute recruit and ended up
Speaker 13: going to u C.
Speaker 9: L A.
Speaker 13: But if it wasn't in UCLA, I probably would have
Speaker 13: ended up either at Arizona State.
Speaker 12: Or cal State Fullerton. Those those were really the only
Speaker 12: options for me.
Speaker 13: I held I held out hope UCLA came and the
Speaker 13: rest is history.
Speaker 2: Wait, Antoine Jobert wasn't a power or wasn't a small forward?
Speaker 12: He was?
Speaker 3: He was a point guard.
Speaker 12: Six floor he Wait?
Speaker 2: Wait, isn't he one of the top assist guys in
Speaker 2: the history of the Big Ten?
Speaker 12: I don't think so, is he?
Speaker 3: I thought he was a big assist guy. Didn't know.
Speaker 2: Didn't he look like he was a small forward? Didn't
Speaker 2: he look like prince like his hair?
Speaker 3: Yeah he did?
Speaker 12: Yeah he did?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, Antoine Jobert at Last Night. This was a clue
Speaker 3: on Jeopardy.
Speaker 9: SGA.
Speaker 2: This guy won the twenty twenty four to twenty.
Speaker 4: Five NBA MVP Award to go along with the scoring
Speaker 4: title and NBA Championship.
Speaker 2: Someone got it right, right, Why isn't SGA famous?
Speaker 12: Uh?
Speaker 13: Probably because of a market he plays in. He's in
Speaker 13: a small market. But come on, now, that's a little
Speaker 13: baffling because he is an NBA champ and he is
Speaker 13: our MVP raigning MVP.
Speaker 12: So I'm a little miffed that they wouldn't get that.
Speaker 12: But again, it's the market he plays in. Yeah, it's
Speaker 12: the market.
Speaker 13: I think this year, if it ends up being Kay
Speaker 13: Cunningham and it's that same question, I bet you people
Speaker 13: wouldn't get Kay Cunningham.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a.
Speaker 12: Bigger though, it's a bigger market than OKAC Detroit is.
Speaker 2: And then a lot of this is still how you
Speaker 2: play the game, the style, like what makes you unique.
Speaker 2: You don't have to be the best player in the
Speaker 2: game for people to know who you are. And really,
Speaker 2: in any sport, you know, we were looking for what
Speaker 2: is different about you know that guy, you know, Steph
Speaker 2: Curry is always going to stand out. He's not the
Speaker 2: best player in the sport, but people know who he is. Well,
Speaker 2: how many people do you think in the NBA that
Speaker 2: people know who necessarily aren't NBA fans.
Speaker 12: My household names yeah, I would say.
Speaker 3: So you have Lebron's Steph Katie.
Speaker 12: I think people know Kevin Durant, Luca. I think they know.
Speaker 13: I think they're starting to know Victor wmbin Yama just
Speaker 13: because at seven four that's a different look for people.
Speaker 13: I think a lot of people know Jalen Brunson because
Speaker 13: of the market he plays for for New York, and
Speaker 13: then after.
Speaker 2: That, I mean, yeah, I know, and it's and it's tricky.
Speaker 2: Although I could say that about baseball. I could say
Speaker 2: how many players are household names? And it might be Otawni,
Speaker 2: it's going to be Aaron Judge, but not anymoremore. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but how many guys are household names in baseball?
Speaker 12: Not many?
Speaker 13: I think I think more in basketball because you could
Speaker 13: see the guys. You can make it the case in
Speaker 13: football too, which is even worse because they're covered up.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 13: I think we know the handful of quarterbacks. But if
Speaker 13: a if a George Pickens.
Speaker 12: Or uh if even Jalen Hurts.
Speaker 13: If Jalen Hurks walks into a room, well people really
Speaker 13: know who he is, not really and he's a Super
Speaker 13: Bowl MVP.
Speaker 3: Yeah. What was your favorite part of the All Star Game?
Speaker 12: I love the competitive drive that the guy has brought.
Speaker 13: You know, when I was up there with the commissioner
Speaker 13: when we were giving out the trophy for the young guns,
Speaker 13: I believe it was the stars that ended up or yeah,
Speaker 13: the stars that ended up winning it.
Speaker 12: Uh chat Holkgirl was like, did we play hard enough? Ritche?
Speaker 13: Did we play hard enough? I was like, absolutely, you
Speaker 13: guys played hard and brought it. And it was surprising
Speaker 13: that like he said that to me, did we play
Speaker 13: hard enough?
Speaker 12: And I loved the competitive spirit.
Speaker 13: Now that last game wasn't great, but I thought the
Speaker 13: old timers left everything out there in that third game
Speaker 13: to get him there. Kawhi Leonard went absolutely crazy. But
Speaker 13: I love the competitive spirit and I think we'll get
Speaker 13: the same thing next year if they keep the same format.
Speaker 13: Because you gotta remember, Johannis didn't play and he would
Speaker 13: have played the way Victor set the tone.
Speaker 12: Yiannis would have done that, and I believe sj would
Speaker 12: have done that. Both were hurt.
Speaker 13: So if they keep this same format and those guys
Speaker 13: make it and they're not hurt, remember the world went
Speaker 13: over two and they should have won game one. But
Speaker 13: that unbelievable shot of the buzzer so I love the
Speaker 13: competitive atmosphere. That was the best thing about it. Saturday
Speaker 13: night was great. The three point competition was fantastic to me.
Speaker 13: I've been telling you this for what eight nine years?
Speaker 13: That is the best event always on Saturday because it's
Speaker 13: so easy to follow make miss moneyball rack where you're
Speaker 13: getting them from, and the fans can follow along.
Speaker 3: Do you think Devin Booker missed those on purpose?
Speaker 12: No? Are you kidding? Why would he missing him.
Speaker 3: On purpose to give Dame you know a chance to win?
Speaker 13: But I loved, I love I was praying for his demise.
Speaker 13: Oh I'm going to be using that. That is going
Speaker 13: to be my my mantra. Someone crosses me, I'm praying
Speaker 13: for your demise. Oh that is cold blooded. No, he
Speaker 13: did not miss those on purpose, and that's what made
Speaker 13: it so thrilling is he had his money rack.
Speaker 12: This wasn't just a normal rack.
Speaker 13: He put the money rack as the last rack for him,
Speaker 13: and usually you make three out of five in your
Speaker 13: money rack. He only made one of five. So no,
Speaker 13: he was not trying to give it to Day.
Speaker 3: Who would you rather shoot like Dame or Booker?
Speaker 12: Both? I think both have a beautiful stroke, beautiful follow through.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna throw Con Knipple in there.
Speaker 13: Did you see the way Con started the continent at
Speaker 13: twenty seven as a rookie, not afraid of the big
Speaker 13: stage and not afraid of the lineup that was to
Speaker 13: follow him.
Speaker 12: He set the stage. It's just that these other guys.
Speaker 13: I mean, I pray, I pray, and you know, Stephan
Speaker 13: has come out and said, I'm going to be a
Speaker 13: part of it. Dame will be a part of it.
Speaker 13: I want Carl Anthony Towns back in it. On no
Speaker 13: because oh I know Booker. I want this should be
Speaker 13: a Tournament of Champions next year.
Speaker 2: We're talking to Reggie Miller the Hall of Famer, U
Speaker 2: c l A grad and of course Coast to Coast Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Did you graduate?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, Fritzy said you didn't.
Speaker 7: That's cold.
Speaker 12: Don't know, Fritzi. He's trying to come between us.
Speaker 2: Fritzy, let's catch the Nixon Caves NBC and Peacock NBCSN
Speaker 2: with Noah Eagle. You were there with the Celtics and
Speaker 2: the Lakers. What's going on with the Lakers?
Speaker 13: I think defensively it will always be an issue with
Speaker 13: them going forward. I know what they're going to do offensively.
Speaker 13: But I'm going to give more credit to Boston in
Speaker 13: that particular game because how they started the game defensively
Speaker 13: is how you want the Lakers to play, getting after you,
Speaker 13: and they just don't have the personnel to play that way.
Speaker 13: I think Jayalen Brown set the tone guarding Luca along
Speaker 13: with Baylor Shireman.
Speaker 12: That was his main job. Pick him up full.
Speaker 13: Court, turn them, work them, and they got into them defensively.
Speaker 13: And until the Lakers find an identity defensively, they'll find,
Speaker 13: you know, they'll be able to score with whatever team
Speaker 13: become playoff time, They're gonna have to find a defensive identity.
Speaker 3: Luca cries too much?
Speaker 12: Do you want me to comment on that? You know that? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I mean does it work?
Speaker 13: Reg And this is coming from a crier, No, this
Speaker 13: is coming from a crier.
Speaker 3: No, you're in oc You're an original crier.
Speaker 12: Right, And it doesn't work.
Speaker 13: And I made it a point, especially come playoff time,
Speaker 13: you can't talk to the refs. You can't get into
Speaker 13: a battle with them because when every possession matters and
Speaker 13: you're trying to conserve energy, wants the playoffs hit because
Speaker 13: the emotions are so high, you cannot. You got to
Speaker 13: pick yours of where to expend energy. And if you
Speaker 13: are always on the referees case and complaining. You know,
Speaker 13: we highlighted it in the game when you know he
Speaker 13: felt that there was a foul, he stayed on the ground.
Speaker 12: It was a five on four.
Speaker 13: Opportunity and it was a three point. You just you
Speaker 13: can't do it. You'll never win that battle.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 2: Speaking of the Celtics, they play hard, they really do.
Speaker 2: And I think Jalen Brown deserves a lot more attention
Speaker 2: that he's getting because he's always been in Tatum's shadow
Speaker 2: and Tatum might be coming back here soon, and if
Speaker 2: they're able to work him in the lineup, a lineup
Speaker 2: that has really contributed off the bench, Pritchard's been wonderful.
Speaker 2: You know, they're the team to beat in the East
Speaker 2: in my opinion, if Tatum is able to come back
Speaker 2: and be anywhere near what he was.
Speaker 13: Listen to me, Theodore, because you're right on everything you
Speaker 13: just said. But I'm going to say this, with or
Speaker 13: without Tatum, even if Tatum doesn't come back, the Celtics
Speaker 13: are the scariest team in the Eastern Conference. And the
Speaker 13: reason being is there's no expectations because people thought this
Speaker 13: was going to be a gap year about Tatum and
Speaker 13: the way that Jalen Brown his name certainly should be
Speaker 13: in the MVP discussion, along with Kate Cunningham. Those two
Speaker 13: I know Sga and I know Jokic. I give both
Speaker 13: of them all their flowers. But what Kate has done
Speaker 13: in Detroit, and especially what Brown has done with the Celtics,
Speaker 13: with or without Tatum coming back, the Celtics are a
Speaker 13: real threat to win the Eastern Conference because they're well
Speaker 13: coached by coach Missoula.
Speaker 12: They're deep, they can play a number of ways.
Speaker 13: They can play big small, and I think they pickup
Speaker 13: of the Vusevich down low. He can play with us
Speaker 13: back to the basket. He can knock down threes. They
Speaker 13: play a certain way. They're going to jack up a
Speaker 13: lot of threes. Most of their shots come from of
Speaker 13: sixteen feet out or further, and they get after you defensively.
Speaker 13: I'm just telling people, I know they're high on the
Speaker 13: Knicks and they're high on Detroit, and rightfully so, I
Speaker 13: give that. And Cleveland's on their way up as well.
Speaker 13: The people pay attention to Boston and to your point,
Speaker 13: if yeh Tatum does come back, I think it'll be
Speaker 13: a seamless transition because he's been over there all season
Speaker 13: long and he.
Speaker 12: Doesn't want to disrupt anything.
Speaker 13: I think he will come in and play and people
Speaker 13: are like, oh, he's going to disrupt rhythm and he's
Speaker 13: going to.
Speaker 12: Throw it off.
Speaker 13: I would much rather have an all NBA guy play
Speaker 13: twenty minutes than not at all. So if he does
Speaker 13: come back and this is his decision only, I think
Speaker 13: it's only going to help Boston.
Speaker 2: How nervous were you interviewing well, President Barack Obama the
Speaker 2: night before?
Speaker 13: I practiced in the mirror my cadence of questions that
Speaker 13: I didn't want to flub. But once I got there
Speaker 13: and the lights hit me, it was showtime. I was
Speaker 13: honored to have a chance to, you know, interview him
Speaker 13: and talk hoops. I loved the little dig about his
Speaker 13: his bulls beating my beloved Pacers, but I had to
Speaker 13: remind him, Look, he's gonna talk about the push off?
Speaker 12: Was it a push off in Utah and Brian Russell? Right?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 13: And he said no, so was it a push off
Speaker 13: against MJ. But I was honored to have a chance
Speaker 13: to interview.
Speaker 3: The former President, how do we get rid of tanking?
Speaker 12: Is there a real solution?
Speaker 13: I mean, I hear all this have the worst, you know,
Speaker 13: fourteen teams playing.
Speaker 12: It just happen. Whatever happened, just to pride.
Speaker 13: And I know this is a generational type draft that
Speaker 13: we have coming up with anywhere upwards of ten to
Speaker 13: twelve players that could change your franchise. I don't I
Speaker 13: don't have an answer, Theodore, because what what some of these.
Speaker 12: Teams are doing, It's it's mind boggling.
Speaker 2: But but if I look at the Spurs and Pistons
Speaker 2: three years ago, and Okay.
Speaker 12: They did exactly what these teams are doing. Yes, it's changed,
Speaker 12: so it does.
Speaker 3: It does work.
Speaker 2: But what if I said everybody's got the same odds
Speaker 2: in the lottery that.
Speaker 12: Would change things? Then you wouldn't have it. Yeah, you
Speaker 12: wouldn't have it.
Speaker 13: I mean, why should a team like you. I could
Speaker 13: understand Indiana a little bit because of what happened to Halibert.
Speaker 13: It is a gap year for them, and when you
Speaker 13: lose your best player. But the things I saw what
Speaker 13: Utah was doing before Jaron Jackson had his surgery, not
Speaker 13: playing in fourth quarters him and market In.
Speaker 12: I mean, come on, man, come on, it's just it's bad.
Speaker 13: It's bad for the game and the basketball gods never
Speaker 13: they never reward you when you mess, when you mess
Speaker 13: with them, it just doesn't work out that way.
Speaker 2: He's here to fix tanking or the dunking contest.
Speaker 13: The dunky would be easy if we just got name
Speaker 13: guys to do it. I mean, that's an easy fix.
Speaker 13: Guys's got to be willing to do it, which they won't.
Speaker 13: And I hope this happens. And I know we're trying.
Speaker 13: And when I say we meaning NBC, we're trying to
Speaker 13: get a one on one competition for All Star next
Speaker 13: next year. If they won't do the dunk contest because
Speaker 13: they don't want to mess with their brand. You really
Speaker 13: think they want to play one on one in a
Speaker 13: packed auditorium with the potential of getting embarrassed one on one,
Speaker 13: but they won't do a dunk contest.
Speaker 12: No, no, no, I.
Speaker 3: Hope it's I hope if we brought.
Speaker 12: I would much.
Speaker 13: I would pay money to watch Sga versus Aunt. I
Speaker 13: would pay money to watch Windy versus Jannis.
Speaker 12: I would pay.
Speaker 2: But we're not getting that. We're not going to get that.
Speaker 2: Why not because the brands. Everybody's so nervous about that.
Speaker 12: What happened to old fashioned competition? What happened Ridge?
Speaker 2: We're old, We're all. I would go on the floor
Speaker 2: right now for a loose ball.
Speaker 3: Right now?
Speaker 12: They do they do that.
Speaker 3: I would need help.
Speaker 2: Getting back up, but I'd go on the floor after
Speaker 2: that loose ball, I'd be gritty gun. They would wheel
Speaker 2: the Paul Piers, the Paul Piers wheelchair. All right, we'll
Speaker 2: have fun there with the Nix. In Cleveland, don't they
Speaker 2: play once a week? It's like, okay, see in San Antonio,
Speaker 2: don't they play once a week? This is the This
Speaker 2: is the final, the final one, seven thirty Eastern, A
Speaker 2: double dip on Peacock and NBC Sports Network. Thank you, reg,
Speaker 2: I appreciate your Theodore. Go come on, go Rulers, Pride
Speaker 2: of UCLA. We'll take a break. Last call for phone
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Speaker 3: Yes, John, can I just.
Speaker 7: Share an emotional moment with you?
Speaker 9: Guys?
Speaker 7: We just shared.
Speaker 6: Kareem ub Jul Jabbar was in studio and blocked my
Speaker 6: hook shot. And my dad, who passed away back in
Speaker 6: ninety one, his birthday was just a couple of days ago,
Speaker 6: and one of his all time favorite player was Kareem
Speaker 6: and on the basketball courts in Brighton Beach. My dad
Speaker 6: was known for his hook shot. He can hit it
Speaker 6: from like anywhere, and like he played kids a lot
Speaker 6: younger than him and they couldn't believe his hook shots.
Speaker 6: Just got me a little emotional seeing Kareem block my
Speaker 6: hooksh hat in our old studio.
Speaker 7: So I just wanted to share that. Thank you to Okay,
Speaker 7: thank you for letting me have.
Speaker 4: That moment, all right, Paul, staying on theme, Dan This
Speaker 4: day in sports History nineteen eighty seven, Kareem Adul Jabbar
Speaker 4: the Lakers hit his first three pointer of his NBA career.
Speaker 3: He didn't have too many, No, he did not, he
Speaker 3: had I got him with one for eighteen.
Speaker 4: Okay, he's hitting his stride, but.
Speaker 3: He got one. Uh what else this day in sports history?
Speaker 4: A couple more lou Garrig did a screen test for
Speaker 4: the role of Tarzan in nineteen thirty seventy.
Speaker 7: He did not get the part.
Speaker 4: Wayne Gretzky in nineteen eighty first player in NHL history
Speaker 4: to score one hundred points in a season before the
Speaker 4: age of twenty Dan Wait.
Speaker 3: Was it Johnny Weissmueler who got the role instead of
Speaker 3: lou garreg.
Speaker 4: Olympic athlete Johnny Weis Mueller Okay, nice poll and Olympic
Speaker 4: also Olympics nineteen eighty Lake Placid US hockey team to
Speaker 4: face Finland four to two to win the gold medal.
Speaker 2: This is one that I had never heard of, and
Speaker 2: it happened in nineteen seventy eight. The lawyer's Clifford Ray
Speaker 2: reaches into the mouth of a dolphin called mister Spock
Speaker 2: and removes a steel screw that had fallen into the
Speaker 2: tank and had been swallowed by the dolphin. I had,
Speaker 2: I mean, maybe out of pet detective, but not Clifford Ray.
Speaker 2: And they said his arms were three feet nine inches long,
Speaker 2: and he reached in to mister Spock at the Marine
Speaker 2: World and removed a steel screw that had fallen into
Speaker 2: the tank and been swallowed by the dolphin. Yes, Pauline,
Speaker 2: he was just walking in San Francisco when a car
Speaker 2: pulled up and as a warrior's official said come with us,
Speaker 2: we're going over to Marine World. We need your help.
Speaker 2: And he was pulled out the street because he had
Speaker 2: long arms.
Speaker 7: Yes, jud So I guess you don't screw with Clifford
Speaker 7: Red alrighty.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: Final results of the pole question.
Speaker 7: Really didn't got anything for that.
Speaker 2: I just see the wind up in the pitch and
Speaker 2: I didn't live up to that. You know, maybe I'm
Speaker 2: not fair to you because I've I have higher I
Speaker 2: have high standards for you.
Speaker 7: You're on ignore me, standby, Let's go to Frank and Pegetsie.
Speaker 12: Satan.
Speaker 3: Final results of the pole question.
Speaker 5: Sixty percent of the audience would rather attend USC over UCLA.
Speaker 5: Shay Gilless, Alexander isn't more famous because people just aren't
Speaker 5: watching it. That's very little to do with his name.
Speaker 5: According to this, people are more interested in seeing Floyd
Speaker 5: Mayweather lose than win, to the tune of eighty two
Speaker 5: percent would rather see him do that, and it's more
Speaker 5: important getting the call correct than keeping the game moving smoothly.
Speaker 5: That's at seventy seven percent. Jamie and New Orleans. Good morning, Jamie.
Speaker 3: What can I do for you?
Speaker 8: I can mind and a long time listener. I hate
Speaker 8: to bring the mood down, but just recently became a
Speaker 8: member of the d d C. And uh, I wanted
Speaker 8: to show my appreciation to you guys for helping me
Speaker 8: get through this tough time. And just listen to you guys.
Speaker 8: You know you'll make me laugh. Been with you since
Speaker 8: you were with Dibbs, and I really appreciate everything that
Speaker 8: you guys do. And uh, we're gonna make it all.
Speaker 3: Right, Jamie. Yah See, I was just curious, Jamie, which
Speaker 3: chapter of the d d C he joined? Is it
Speaker 3: Dead Dad, Divorce Dad, Dead Dog, Dead Bad Club, Dead Dad?
Speaker 2: Okay Dad for clar Okay, yeah we have we have
Speaker 2: a couple of d dcs. Yeah, make sure we put
Speaker 2: him in the right category.
Speaker 3: Divorced Dad Club, Dead Dog Club, Dead Dad Club.
Speaker 2: And then I think we had one listener, dead Dad
Speaker 2: and Divorced Dad and Dead Dog.
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, yes we did. We had a T shirt
Speaker 5: for that triple three D, the trifecta three D. Yeah,
Speaker 5: every d yeah, dog.
Speaker 7: Divorced, and nobody wants that hat trick.
Speaker 2: No, they don't, Todd, thank you, nobody. Nobody wants that.
Speaker 7: Like he wants that pass back if he throws an interception.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no kidding, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh it drives me crazy when an analyst says, well,
Speaker 2: you'd like to have that one back, Not if he's
Speaker 2: trying to fix the game and he's thrown it to them.
Speaker 2: Monica and Raleigh, Hi Monica, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 3: Hi guys, Happy Tuesday.
Speaker 7: And the interest of being to think.
Speaker 10: I know the poll question of the day is already
Speaker 10: wrapped up of U c l A versus USC, but
Speaker 10: I wanted to throw.
Speaker 3: Another one in the mix.
Speaker 10: Don't overlook the athletic prowess of pepper Dye and.
Speaker 9: What a gorgeous campus it is to go visit. I
Speaker 9: got accepted their amazing place, amazing school.
Speaker 7: But yeah, it gets into that mix of do you
Speaker 7: want party school or education?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 2: I know my son got into pepper Dye and UH
Speaker 2: just decided not to go. But it is right out
Speaker 2: of a movie set where you go, wait, you go
Speaker 2: to college here? I remember playing hoops there. It's like, man,
Speaker 2: I think I could go here for five or six years. Yeah,
Speaker 2: all right, let's go around the room see if we
Speaker 2: learned anything. Todd, did you learn anything today?
Speaker 7: I learned a lot of things.
Speaker 6: Reggie Miller, who admittedly cried to reps himself, says it
Speaker 6: doesn't work. Lucas should pick his spots when complaining to officials.
Speaker 3: Satan, do you learn anything today?
Speaker 5: I think I learned Reggie Miller was going to go
Speaker 5: to Arizona State if it wasn't UCLA, Yeah, or count
Speaker 5: state folder.
Speaker 7: Marvin Kareem got fritzy emotional.
Speaker 3: Yeah, came out of note.
Speaker 7: What did I just got? He was looking up and
Speaker 7: that kind of hit me.
Speaker 3: Uh, Paulie.
Speaker 4: Former NBA player Clifford Race saved a dolphin and he's
Speaker 4: still with us. Clifford Ray and the dolphin. I don't
Speaker 4: know about Todd.
Speaker 3: What did I learn?
Speaker 7: We wink at it with mlb umps, but no one's
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