Speaker 1: No, let's go.
Speaker 2: Where are we going?
Speaker 3: How do it up?
Speaker 1: Warriors, Stimberwolves, tonight watch them? NBA, Let's go. You're not
Speaker 1: blowing it in life like the Boston Celtics. Twin's going on?
Speaker 2: How about let's go?
Speaker 4: Mix? Guys are bluing orange. According to Stephen A, speaking
Speaker 4: of New York.
Speaker 1: Sports, I thought of you last night when Devin Williams
Speaker 1: got out of that jam, because I think that moment
Speaker 1: would have broke him. My prediction before we get in
Speaker 1: today's over promised, Yeah, I think your boy Devin Williams
Speaker 1: is about to start a streak of dominance the way
Speaker 1: he was as a brewer.
Speaker 4: Something snapped inside so I like it. He yeah, he
Speaker 4: remembered who he was. Anyway, Welcome to the show. Over
Speaker 4: promised our bonus pod. I'm Cavino. That is rich. This
Speaker 4: is episode ninety one. This is the stuff we can't
Speaker 4: fit into our two hours of awesome Monday through Friday,
Speaker 4: five to seven on the East, two to four on
Speaker 4: the West. And remember we're having a big party June
Speaker 4: twentieth through the twenty second in Vegas. You're invited, all right,
Speaker 4: we'll see you there, but we have lots to get
Speaker 4: to today on this show, we have a gorilla update.
Speaker 4: One hundred men versus one gorilla. There's an update. Okay,
Speaker 4: we're gonna resolve it, put it to rest. Plus, let's
Speaker 4: say you don't necessarily root for a team, are you
Speaker 4: allowed to wear that team's logo? I have a question
Speaker 4: and an explanation. Okay, I have a reason to post
Speaker 4: this question. But first and first mostly I read something
Speaker 4: about a new stat Is that.
Speaker 1: What you put your glasses on? You're trying to be
Speaker 1: all smart? Yes, stat cast sophisticated vaptel. Yeah, how much?
Speaker 1: How much smarter do I look at these glasses? And
Speaker 1: when I run my beard? Well, MLB stat cast, you know,
Speaker 1: I'll let you take it away. Since this is based
Speaker 1: on your boy, Aaron Judge, I think, well, why would
Speaker 1: you say that? Because he's hitting some of those short
Speaker 1: porch home runs that I don't think mean anything.
Speaker 2: Are you serious? Well, that's why they're doing it. Perhaps.
Speaker 4: MLB is launching a new stat called the true home Run,
Speaker 4: which track balls that clear at least half of all
Speaker 4: Major League stadiums. Starting in twenty twenty six, players will
Speaker 4: have a separate home run total based on league wide
Speaker 4: ballpark eligibility tracked by stat Cast.
Speaker 1: Oh so Aaron Judge will have like sixty four home runs,
Speaker 1: forty eight of which have gone out of every stadium
Speaker 1: other than Yankee Stadium.
Speaker 4: Hey man, that's why they have the short porch, That's
Speaker 4: why they build their lineup around it. Every stadium is different.
Speaker 4: But I get it right. It's kind of cool. It's interesting.
Speaker 4: But it got me thinking, do you have any thoughts?
Speaker 4: Are you against this new status stats for everything?
Speaker 1: I don't think it means anything as a home runs
Speaker 1: a home run, but I think it's interesting to see
Speaker 1: what players play to the park. And no, it'll show you.
Speaker 1: It'll show you what guys hit bombs. Like I'll tell
Speaker 1: you a guy like a Show Hey, Tana Show Hey
Speaker 1: hits bombs.
Speaker 4: Pete Alonzo HiT's bombs. Some guys like John Carlo, who
Speaker 4: I love. Sorry, are you insinuating Aaron Judge doesn't hit bombs.
Speaker 4: That dude his muster bombs. But yes, of course a
Speaker 4: few go out so it would look like this. Let's say,
Speaker 4: show Hey, Show Hey hit fifty home runs, but according
Speaker 4: to stat the new stat cast, only thirty five would
Speaker 4: have been out of all parks. So there's going to
Speaker 4: be two separate sort of stats, or half of the parks.
Speaker 1: Well, the green Monster is an interesting one up in Boston,
Speaker 1: so I could Devers or you know a guy that
Speaker 1: hits bombs up there could be very different based on ballparks,
Speaker 1: because sometimes you just get under one at Fenway, get
Speaker 1: that green Monster, so it should be an interesting stat.
Speaker 1: I like this.
Speaker 4: So anyway, based on this stat home runs and what
Speaker 4: counts and what doesn't, it got me thinking. I put
Speaker 4: my glasses on. I was like, started scratching my beard.
Speaker 4: Deep thoughts came, ooh hell you Alberto Einstein. Yes, made
Speaker 4: me think about inside the park home runs, and here's
Speaker 4: my thought on that. They only count in the MLB.
Speaker 4: So if you're a kid.
Speaker 1: And you're like, I hit five home runs.
Speaker 4: But they were inside the park little league home runs,
Speaker 4: or you're an adult and you still talk about yeah
Speaker 4: when I was a little league, I hate like, yeah,
Speaker 4: and they were inside the park.
Speaker 1: That does not count.
Speaker 2: Get out of here.
Speaker 1: That is it. And I got another rule. I got
Speaker 1: another rule. What's your age on this? I'll tell you why.
Speaker 1: Because my daughter's girls softball team doesn't count in the playoffs.
Speaker 1: Some girl hit a rope. It just got by everyone,
Speaker 1: and she's like, I had a home run and I'm
Speaker 1: what am I gonna tell her?
Speaker 4: Well, actually, buddy, it was a double with two errors.
Speaker 4: Forget about the stack cast on. This is the sack
Speaker 4: cast rule. Sacks Steven Anthony Cavino, Jesus, the sack cast rule.
Speaker 4: So inside the parkers only count. In the MLB and softball,
Speaker 4: you're always bragging them out. Softball a lot of people
Speaker 4: playing Sunday softball or Beer League softball. Softball, home runs
Speaker 4: don't count unless there's a fence.
Speaker 2: That's it. There has to be a fence.
Speaker 1: I can't disagree with that because there are times where
Speaker 1: they move our game to a non fence field and
Speaker 1: there's a part of me that's like, oh, you know what,
Speaker 1: it's like some sha BRONI misplays it or gets it
Speaker 1: in a big fatso can't get it and you out run.
Speaker 4: That doesn't count. Here's got to be a fence. You're
Speaker 4: an adult. Sometimes you hit a gap and it just
Speaker 4: keeps rolling. Yeah, you round to the bases and you
Speaker 4: scored a run.
Speaker 2: You went all the way around.
Speaker 1: That's not a home run. So those are my second
Speaker 1: It's like playing basketball at a park and they don't
Speaker 1: have a net. Oh, I don't like that playing softball
Speaker 1: or little league without a fence. It's like basketball without
Speaker 1: the net. They're playing, but does a layer of the
Speaker 1: game missing? And you know what age do you think
Speaker 1: you start telling a kid like henybuddy, that was a
Speaker 1: nice rip.
Speaker 4: But it was a double one starting in home runs
Speaker 4: nine ten, right like real home runs? Yeah, i'd say so,
Speaker 4: right the twenty seven little league home runs that I
Speaker 4: brag about. And by the way, it's not bragging if
Speaker 4: it's true, but all twenty seven we're.
Speaker 2: Over the fence.
Speaker 1: I heard Union was one twenty down the line, like
Speaker 1: the smallest field.
Speaker 2: Is that true? It's like two thirty five or something right.
Speaker 1: Out of Little League Dems probably Nah.
Speaker 4: I hit one for fact though to seventy five when
Speaker 4: I was ten years old.
Speaker 2: When I was ten, I you're the fucking greatest.
Speaker 4: I just remember that. I mean, but again, over the fence.
Speaker 4: So one of my roles inside the parkers.
Speaker 1: Only counting MLB.
Speaker 4: Ben's softball home runs only count if there's a fence,
Speaker 4: if it's over the fence. But then it got us
Speaker 4: thinking even further, based on this new stat cast home
Speaker 4: run stat right, What are some of your favorite inside
Speaker 4: the park home runs? Because I have one that comes
Speaker 4: to mind for me, and it was on a historical
Speaker 4: day that I remember watching You know what.
Speaker 1: It's odd because I agree with you, which I hate us.
Speaker 1: Disagree with you brings me joy.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: In major League baseball, my take is completely different than softball.
Speaker 1: In little league, that is where inside the park home
Speaker 1: runs have no cloud to me. In the BIGS, if
Speaker 1: you beat an outfielder and somehow zip around the bases,
Speaker 1: I think that's more impressive, to be honest, So I
Speaker 1: give clout to the inside the park home run and.
Speaker 4: Sometimes called a little league home run. But there's a
Speaker 4: few that stick out to me as memorable.
Speaker 1: The year was.
Speaker 4: Nineteen ninety ninety ninety. You were rocking your bro it's
Speaker 4: a night Cavoriici's. You're wearing your IOU sweatshirt. It's spot
Speaker 4: You're wearing a big Johnson T shirt. He had a mullet,
Speaker 4: probably had a beeper or something, right, he had a
Speaker 4: flat top. Nineteen ninety July seventeenth. Let me just build
Speaker 4: up the matchupka Kansas City Royals playing against the New
Speaker 4: York Yankees, and guess who's playing against each other. Neon
Speaker 4: Dion Sanders was Jerry Curle who's known for his speed
Speaker 4: and his athleticism and a two way player versus Bo Jackson,
Speaker 4: who was the g status football baseball guy. So it
Speaker 4: was like the matchup of the year, like Dion Sanders
Speaker 4: versus Bo Jackson, both doing remarkable things. Nineteen ninety, Deon
Speaker 4: Sanders hits a line drive and he put his speed
Speaker 4: on display, and I remember watching it as a kid, like, damn,
Speaker 4: he is fast. This guy's gonna be somebody.
Speaker 1: Do you have a favorite? Inside the park.
Speaker 5: Already again with a three to two pitched Jackson and
Speaker 5: going over leaps and can't get it. It goes all
Speaker 5: the way to the fence, Sanders blazing around, second tamper
Speaker 5: goes over to get the.
Speaker 3: Throat of.
Speaker 4: Error.
Speaker 1: Look at that, Look at that?
Speaker 4: And you know what makes it even greater, chrism Alfaro Spinosa.
Speaker 1: There the fact that Bo Jackson.
Speaker 4: The extra mile, the extra leap to prevent that from happening,
Speaker 4: to show his athleticism, and Dion got his inside the
Speaker 4: parker right. But you know what else is crazy about
Speaker 4: this story. Everybody remembers the inside of the Parker from
Speaker 4: Deon Sanders because his career was magnificent. Right, Bo Jackson
Speaker 4: hit three home runs that day. But what's remembered but
Speaker 4: triple in an error. I think what's remembered is nobody's
Speaker 4: better than bo effing Jackson bow new home runs till
Speaker 4: he hit three over the fence.
Speaker 1: I altered my stance a little bit after watching that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Bo took a chance, not an error, but he took
Speaker 1: a chance. He could have held back fielded it on
Speaker 1: one balance, held him to a single or double right
Speaker 1: in the gap. Both took a chance. That's advantage, Ricky Henderson,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Deon Sanderson. Then if that throw is at
Speaker 1: all close to online, he's dead at the plate. That's
Speaker 1: all part of it. A risk, lifes of risk, carnal.
Speaker 4: But look now, the most memorable to me because that
Speaker 4: game was a matchup, a build up.
Speaker 1: I b watch when Dion's rounds third, Yes, he's a
Speaker 1: dead duck. If this throw is on the line, look
Speaker 1: and boom it terrible throw. It doesn't matter, look at
Speaker 1: a look at the moment.
Speaker 4: Yeah, buddy, it counts because it's in the MLB. If
Speaker 4: that was literally, get out of here, let me, let
Speaker 4: me give you mind. I can only remember this one
Speaker 4: because it was peculiar. I'm like, this guy hit a
Speaker 4: grand slam. I know you're right inside the parker, Rich
Speaker 4: often says, and I agree with him. I do love
Speaker 4: the ones where the guy's hustling around and he's so
Speaker 4: burnt out by the time he reached his home plate.
Speaker 4: He slides in and they're just laying there. It's part
Speaker 4: of the art of a inside the parker. You just
Speaker 4: lay there like ah, I did it, and you sort
Speaker 4: of take it in, but your arms spread out at
Speaker 4: home plate. But the one you speak of, now, this
Speaker 4: doesn't happen.
Speaker 1: No Princefielder, who's a big fella inside the park home run.
Speaker 1: Remember this reminisced with me a little bit because an
Speaker 1: unassuming guyne so and at Ford season, he'll catch it.
Speaker 1: That baby's up there. He doesn't see him. There he goes,
Speaker 1: but he turns on the jets and he'll round third
Speaker 1: castile's throat of the plate not in time, and dude
Speaker 1: so spent.
Speaker 4: He has to go into the clubhouse to catch his
Speaker 4: breath because he's having a heart attack.
Speaker 2: He can stop. He couldn't stop, you know.
Speaker 4: But again, one of his three o nine wasn't inside
Speaker 4: the parker and if you were to guess, actually he
Speaker 4: may have hit more than one, but he actually had
Speaker 4: a surprising amount of triples and things like that. You
Speaker 4: would never think that Prince Fielder would have had one
Speaker 4: at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, look at this slow mo of him running.
Speaker 1: The time can get it back in.
Speaker 4: To get in an oxygen machine. But there is an
Speaker 4: art to the inside the park home well again, the
Speaker 4: stack cast home Runs stat will track what they call
Speaker 4: a true home run home runs that clear at least
Speaker 4: half of all Major League stadiums. These are the rules
Speaker 4: moving forward according to this. Now, I have another question
Speaker 4: Fox Sports Radio over Promised Nation. As you know you
Speaker 4: could see here my Travis Matthew quarters Zip. I'm a
Speaker 4: Yankees fan. I don't have a hockey team. By the way,
Speaker 4: quick question before we get the typically. I had to
Speaker 4: look this up.
Speaker 1: Okay, how many inside the park home runs are hit
Speaker 1: each season in MLBA twenty Wow, between ten and twenty
Speaker 1: is the typical year. Since two thousand and one, there've
Speaker 1: been a couple hundred inside the park home run So
Speaker 1: he's exciting. Yeah, averaging the average is about thirteen a year.
Speaker 1: So listen, you're a third of the teams have one
Speaker 1: guy that hits in inside the park once.
Speaker 2: In a while.
Speaker 4: So as a Yankees fan, I don't have a hockey team.
Speaker 2: Grew up on the East Coast.
Speaker 4: Yeah, of course, a lot of Rangers Devils, even Islanders fans.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, I get it because you weren't
Speaker 1: a hockey guy. But growing up on the East Coast,
Speaker 1: you had more options than anything. I had a lot
Speaker 1: of options, but I had no ice. Rangers, Island, Theer's Devils,
Speaker 1: like that was my party.
Speaker 2: Where was I going ice skating? I was going to
Speaker 2: get into it.
Speaker 4: Great teams, great history there, but I'm a kid that
Speaker 4: was playing with football in the street.
Speaker 2: I wasn't ice skating anyway.
Speaker 1: Your rationale was funny, though, Where was I going ice skating?
Speaker 4: Giles's how you get into the sport, right, I'm playing
Speaker 4: baseball my whole life, so I'm going ice skating.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to prove a point.
Speaker 1: Though.
Speaker 4: Not a hockey fan, yeah, unless we're talking raids.
Speaker 1: I was a Nintendo hockey fan. Where you picked, I
Speaker 1: picked two medium guys, one skinny guy in one fat
Speaker 1: guy does rule?
Speaker 4: That was the best line up blades of Steel was
Speaker 4: a great game. I love the fighting involved. Plus I
Speaker 4: lost the next girlfriend to a professional hockey player. That's
Speaker 4: a whole other story, New York Ranger, but.
Speaker 1: I should have led with that. Yeah.
Speaker 4: There is, however, something called the Utah Hockey Club, right
Speaker 4: there is something. And I thought that their new logo
Speaker 4: and their new mascot was going to be the Yetti,
Speaker 4: And I.
Speaker 1: Thought that was pretty cool. That was the story for
Speaker 1: a while, the Utah YETI and then they voted against it,
Speaker 1: and everyone's like, oh man, that would have been so cool.
Speaker 1: The yetti.
Speaker 4: You're picturing like a mountain with a sasquatchfre high. They're like,
Speaker 4: to me, that felt cool, and right, I do? I
Speaker 4: picture the what was that snow monster from the Christmas Wednesday?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's exactly the pied that guy.
Speaker 4: From Frozen, the one from the Rudolph claymation, that guy. However,
Speaker 4: they said, you know what, in no way, we got
Speaker 4: a new permanent mascot and logo and they're going with
Speaker 4: the Utah Mammoth.
Speaker 1: And I think equally cool though.
Speaker 4: I gotta tell you so, I'm from Union, New Jersey. Okay,
Speaker 4: that's the new logo, and I'm gonna explain this growing
Speaker 4: up in Union, me and my goofy Guido friends and palace.
Speaker 4: Growing up, if you were the man.
Speaker 1: If they don't have a mascot, even though it's the mammoth,
Speaker 1: they need like some type of cool like that would
Speaker 1: have been cool.
Speaker 2: Growing up if you were the man. Let's say you
Speaker 2: were a ladies man, or.
Speaker 4: You're just a stud on the field and you just
Speaker 4: walked with that confidence, right, you had a sweet flow
Speaker 4: and pompadoo.
Speaker 2: You were a mammoth.
Speaker 4: Yoh dude, yo, bro, you're a mammoth, and it was
Speaker 4: just the way of HIPing people up, like what a mammoth?
Speaker 1: See that dude? That dude had three home runs today?
Speaker 2: What a mammoth?
Speaker 4: Mammoth was our thing that was growing up. Was our
Speaker 4: word amongst friends, like dude, look at that matth. Dude
Speaker 4: thinks he's a mammoth. Mammoth was our word because I identify
Speaker 4: with the word and it's so inside amongst my friends
Speaker 4: since we were kids. Would it be fair game for
Speaker 4: me to rock a mammoth hat because the logos kind
Speaker 4: of cool? Can I please show you the inside meaning
Speaker 4: before you decide? You see the mountain landscape of Utah
Speaker 4: hidden in there. They went with the mammoth because they've
Speaker 4: discovered many of mammoth fossils throughout history in Utah.
Speaker 1: There is a.
Speaker 4: Subtle you for Utah in the tusks. And if you
Speaker 4: look closely, if you zoom out spot no, no, actually,
Speaker 4: zoom in. I'm sorry, there's an m to the left
Speaker 4: by the mountain. So there's a lot going on there,
Speaker 4: right like, there's a lot. I love the hidden meanings,
Speaker 4: the subliminals. It means something. Although I like the yetti,
Speaker 4: the mammoth is a cool logo, man, I like it.
Speaker 4: And my question again being that I have no affiliation
Speaker 4: to any hockey team whatsoever, because I'm subjected to only
Speaker 4: Yankees hats. Is it cool to mix it up with
Speaker 4: a mammoth one? If it's a cool logo and a team,
Speaker 4: can I just say, yeah, bro, mammoths brom Is that
Speaker 4: an illegal moved?
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give you a hundred send thumbs up on this,
Speaker 1: I think because you're not a hockey guy, so you can.
Speaker 1: It's a cool hat, a cool logo, and I gotta
Speaker 1: be honest with you. I think I don't think I'm
Speaker 1: the only one. Has Every guy or a woman at
Speaker 1: least one time been like that logo's cool. I sort
Speaker 1: of want some merch. I'll give you my example. But
Speaker 1: I was a little boy. What you're the Orlando Magic
Speaker 1: debut late eighties, early nineties, I forget I'm ninety around there.
Speaker 1: I'd imagine I don't know Orlando Magic when that logo
Speaker 1: was nineteen eighty nine. When that logo debuted, I bought
Speaker 1: an Apex Orlando Magic jacket because I.
Speaker 4: Weren't you a big amazing Creskin fans. You're a big
Speaker 4: magic kid, you know, SIGRed Roy which wanted to be
Speaker 4: a magician.
Speaker 1: But I, for some reason, I thought that jacket with
Speaker 1: the pinstripe and the logo and the colors, I just
Speaker 1: you know, as a kid of the early nineties when
Speaker 1: you were a little New York Knicks kid, I just
Speaker 1: I love that magic color scheme and everything.
Speaker 4: So it was I would say the Charlotte Hornets was
Speaker 4: the one, though, like that was universally rocked by everybody.
Speaker 1: That was a popular one, especially with the little pouch
Speaker 1: that started the logo.
Speaker 4: Some logos were just and colors were undeniably cool. And
Speaker 4: I think the New Mammoth logo might be the one.
Speaker 4: I'm not hating on you for that, Rich, I'm not
Speaker 4: at all because you were a kid and kids make
Speaker 4: odd choices, and that magic one was pretty.
Speaker 1: Cool, not bad. I'm gonna send spot one that I
Speaker 1: that I just realized like a week ago. By the way,
Speaker 1: my daughter's softball team. My wife designed the logo and
Speaker 1: I rock a sweatshirt with it because I think it's cool.
Speaker 1: Where the ice crushers? She designed it like a graphic
Speaker 1: artist AI, you know, I mean that's what AI is. Now,
Speaker 1: how do you think they made that memoth? I mean
Speaker 1: I have a sweatshirt with them. You're like, what's the
Speaker 1: ice crushers? I'm like my daughters eight U softball team?
Speaker 1: But it looks cool. That is cool.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you'd be like, oh, it's a minor league team
Speaker 4: I used to play for.
Speaker 1: But no, there is a minor league team. I want
Speaker 1: to give shout outs. That's another saying, Oh, I'm glad
Speaker 1: you brought that up minor league team. I think it's
Speaker 1: fair game.
Speaker 4: I think you're allowed to rock a modesto nuts or.
Speaker 4: I used to rock the Greensboro Bats. It was a
Speaker 4: Yankee affiliate, I believe, but if you like a minor
Speaker 4: league logo, who cares? I do think that's fair game
Speaker 4: and I'm a stickler for these rules.
Speaker 1: Did you see the new one spot? Look up the
Speaker 1: Crystal Coast Booty Divers.
Speaker 2: Oh, I gotta get there.
Speaker 4: They change their name for like a part of the season,
Speaker 4: but just the simple fact that they're.
Speaker 1: The Crystal Coast Booty Divers. Obviously you going for treasure.
Speaker 1: But who doesn't want a T shirt or hat that
Speaker 1: says booty Divers?
Speaker 2: Yeah, definitely, I think that's great.
Speaker 4: So before oh, yeah, gotta got it, booty divers man
Speaker 4: hunting for treasure.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: That and by the way, you don't think you just
Speaker 4: don't want to wear that when you're picking your kid
Speaker 4: up at school.
Speaker 1: You don't think he's reaching for the two cheeks there?
Speaker 4: Come on, absolutely, those are cheeks. The cheeks, Yeah, booty cheeks.
Speaker 4: So before we move on, I gotta shout out my guy,
Speaker 4: Mark Mouth. If you were a true mammoth, you're just
Speaker 4: a mouth, just a moth, Mark Muth. The biggest, greatest
Speaker 4: month of them all, and now I digest it's been
Speaker 4: the question of the month.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it really has rights, like the nation shouldn't believe
Speaker 1: how much this blew up. But I'll be honest, you're
Speaker 1: one of the first guys I heard talking about this.
Speaker 2: Rich is like this is stupid.
Speaker 1: It goes back for me because you you're one of
Speaker 1: the first guys where I was like, damn, this guy's
Speaker 1: obsessed with finding out how many you know, humans could
Speaker 1: kill a gorilla.
Speaker 2: Well, I was just trying to tell you that.
Speaker 4: Hey, guys, everybody's debating this is crazy to see how
Speaker 4: many different opinions there are. People are trying to get
Speaker 4: scientific about it and everything the gorilla. How many can
Speaker 4: one hundred men, average men beat up one silver back gorilla?
Speaker 4: That's the story, right, Well, they're asking everybody. People are
Speaker 4: writing about it. Most recently, the greatest of them all,
Speaker 4: Rollie Vermero, was talking about it and if you guys
Speaker 4: saw a little guy though, roll your marrow is a
Speaker 4: little dude, but he's a fighter. He just knocked out
Speaker 4: just beat I should say, Ryan Garcia and knocked him
Speaker 4: down once knocked him down.
Speaker 2: One hundred dudes versus one silverback gorilla.
Speaker 3: Humans been capturing gorillas for years, So you're.
Speaker 2: Actually going with the humans. You're the first person to
Speaker 2: go with the humans.
Speaker 3: I don't know which idiot truly believes that a gorilla
Speaker 3: is gonna be mankind. I would say it, yeah, wait,
Speaker 3: wait you're going with the humans? Yes, over the gorilla. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was like four point fifty. Yeah, rip your limbs off.
Speaker 3: How many gorillas are into Zoo?
Speaker 2: I don't know one. I don't know how many. Which
Speaker 2: you do ron Zu.
Speaker 4: We're in New York.
Speaker 5: But what don't you think on the first guy, the
Speaker 5: first guy that goes up to the girl and he
Speaker 5: rips him tread to shred, what do you think the
Speaker 5: other ninety nine guys are.
Speaker 2: Gonna take off?
Speaker 3: There would be a trap? What do you see humanity?
Speaker 4: Bro?
Speaker 3: Like, dude, we built skyscrapers and ship boy, you think
Speaker 3: a fucking gorilla is gonna beat us?
Speaker 2: The skyscrapers are.
Speaker 1: A bunch of bads, So I mean that's him.
Speaker 4: We're too smart. That's courtesy of Inside Boxing line. I
Speaker 4: have Rollie Romero, and I think it's funny that fighters
Speaker 4: are now trying to make his bones. Jones John Jones said,
Speaker 4: I'll help one hundred and beat a grill. But he goes,
Speaker 4: first of all, what did the girl do? He's like,
Speaker 4: why are we doing this in the fresh place, because.
Speaker 2: A lot of times girl is just mind their business
Speaker 2: and they're not bothering.
Speaker 1: Joe Bunch Jones said, listen, I think if you get
Speaker 1: a bunch of guys from the nfl UFC, big guys,
Speaker 1: we would take that thing down in no time. He goes,
Speaker 1: you're forgetting we're humans much like Rody Romiro, like we
Speaker 1: capture animals and put them in cages and zoos like,
Speaker 1: we are still humans. It's a civilized society.
Speaker 2: So believe me.
Speaker 4: Just when you thought this was finally going away and
Speaker 4: the debate was over and hey, we're smarter than girls,
Speaker 4: we'll figure it out, someone will grab a leg like
Speaker 4: Van Gundy, and then someone will go high and low.
Speaker 4: We're smart, one hundred of us. The question has now
Speaker 4: morphed into something more interesting, and that's how many don
Speaker 4: Zimmers get one hundred don Zimmers?
Speaker 1: Yeah, beat one. Pedro Martinez ah the infamous moment, I'm
Speaker 1: going eight don Zimmers. I think eight don Zimmers. He's old.
Speaker 1: I mean, Pedro just had to toss him, but he
Speaker 1: has old guy strength. Remember he would wear the army
Speaker 1: hard hat.
Speaker 4: I'm glad he brought that up because let's look at
Speaker 4: the sequence of events, spot I what really took place
Speaker 4: that day? Because it was wild. Zimmer comes running out.
Speaker 4: Pedro grabs him by the head. No, no, he gives
Speaker 4: the head like you and he toss him there. See
Speaker 4: grabs my head. Then he does a toss to the side,
Speaker 4: and then like zimmerly died there for a second, I
Speaker 4: remember he is dead, and now he came back to
Speaker 4: life a thirty if I'm not mistaken, a thirty one
Speaker 4: year old Pedro and a seventy two year old Don Zimmer.
Speaker 4: At the time, that's our dad's age, and Don Zimmer
Speaker 4: he was like an old seventy two. It seemed like
Speaker 4: so Rich when you and I agree, And by the way,
Speaker 4: Pedro was hated for a long time because he's supposed
Speaker 4: to do he was the enemy at I thought it
Speaker 4: was a good moves. That's a question itself. What was
Speaker 4: he supposed to do? Right, He's being attacked by an
Speaker 4: old guy like you get out of here.
Speaker 2: Just told us.
Speaker 4: At the time, he was like, how could you do
Speaker 4: that to Zim? When Rich and I agree, it's fact.
Speaker 4: Can one hundred Zimmers beat up one Pedro eight ken?
Speaker 4: The answer is yes, I believe eight, but I do
Speaker 4: believe six zimmers wearing army helmets can do it can
Speaker 4: be so it depends. Yes, eight zimmers can beat up
Speaker 4: one pedro six with the helmet. I think we should
Speaker 4: live it at that and wish everyone a great dis
Speaker 4: What do you think? Six Army Zimmers? Six Army Zimmers
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Speaker 4: and Rich hashtag over promised, thank you spot producing the
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Speaker 4: Vegas in June. And enjoyed the NBA Tonight aribade. See
Speaker 4: you in the over promised Land Gimebye, six Army Szimmers