Speaker 1: You are listening to the Dan Patrick Show on Fox
Speaker 1: Sports Radio. Hour three of the Dan Patrick Show. I'm
Speaker 1: Tony Really. Ramona Shelbur, my friend and ESPN NBA insider,
Speaker 1: will be with us later on in the hour talk
Speaker 1: about the bombshell news of yesterday that she broke the
Speaker 1: Los Angeles Lakers sold one year after being sold, flipped
Speaker 1: like a property. Unbelievable. Twelve and a half billion dollars
Speaker 1: in that sale. Are the Lakers still the Lakers? We'll
Speaker 1: get to that, but first, I'm so excited about today's
Speaker 1: guest right now. Look at this little boy on the
Speaker 1: screen right here, Sister Mary Joe Sobiek. Look at this
Speaker 1: little boy on the screen right here. That is me,
Speaker 1: little Anthony, really in my first holy communion. The white suit.
Speaker 1: You know it well, you've seen it before. That is
Speaker 1: who you were talking to. My name is Anthony, Reality's sister.
Speaker 1: It's a pleasure to meet you.
Speaker 2: God bless you. I've been watching you on around the Horn, Tony.
Speaker 2: It's good to meet you.
Speaker 1: Oh that you wore my heart. Now I have to
Speaker 1: tell you something, to have a confession to make. Forgive me, sister,
Speaker 1: you weren't my first request for a guest on the show.
Speaker 1: I asked for the Holy Father, Pope Leo a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks ago. You were my number two. You were
Speaker 1: my number two.
Speaker 2: I got his jersey.
Speaker 1: You have a southside also a southside legends. So thank
Speaker 1: you so much for being here. I saw your face
Speaker 1: on the TV and on my feed, the viral sensation
Speaker 1: that you are Sister Mary Joe. Once again, this is
Speaker 1: not your first appearance on The Dan Patrick Show twenty eighteen.
Speaker 1: You came here, you were at Marian Catholic School. You
Speaker 1: throw it at first pitch, it's all time top one
Speaker 1: or two first pitches, and you became an overnight sensation.
Speaker 1: What was it like to go from oh, you're at
Speaker 1: a catechist at Mary Catholic High School, and now you're
Speaker 1: a leading sports center and you're leading the Dan Patrick
Speaker 1: Show on your viral sensation.
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, I remember I was on Fox News also,
Speaker 2: I had gone on to New York. You mentioned something
Speaker 2: about the viral pitch, and I said, well, what I
Speaker 2: hope they see more is my joy for life and
Speaker 2: my love for the Gospel, because that's really what this
Speaker 2: platform is about. I mean, as you have you know,
Speaker 2: I read about you two, and being a lifelong Catholic,
Speaker 2: it's like having this platform would be nothing if it
Speaker 2: wasn't used to give all the glory and honor to God.
Speaker 2: And so I see more athletes doing that more and more,
Speaker 2: and so it's just appropriate that you know it wasn't
Speaker 2: a strike or was it even near the zone?
Speaker 1: We're talking about this. Wait in a second, sister, you
Speaker 1: had me, You had me chasing. A strike is a
Speaker 1: strike if the patter's chasing and that had some lowdown
Speaker 1: What are you eating on the radar gun right now? Oh?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'll just tell you the story that
Speaker 2: I told back in the day when I would I
Speaker 2: grew up near a county fair. Okay, you know the
Speaker 2: movies Sandla, Yes, of course that that was my life
Speaker 2: growing up is right across the street. I'm the youngest
Speaker 2: of ten the older. Those were the neighborhoods when everybody
Speaker 2: had eight to ten kids and everybody was playing ball
Speaker 2: all day, and the county Fair we would go and
Speaker 2: do the radar gun. Yeah, and when I was a teenager,
Speaker 2: I could throw it about seventy six miles an hour.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Come on.
Speaker 1: And this took you through college and you played into
Speaker 1: your college life and then the world sees it. I mean,
Speaker 1: you do the thing with the ball, which is just
Speaker 1: awesome as well. So you've got game. We all know
Speaker 1: you have got game. So you got the call back
Speaker 1: this week. I thought, in a sport and a team
Speaker 1: that has a history, sister, you may not be you
Speaker 1: may be too young to remember this. Disco Demolition Night
Speaker 1: was something in the nineteen seventies that the White Sox
Speaker 1: tried to do to in a similar way, have a
Speaker 1: fan engagement, and they had a riot because they were
Speaker 1: prety disco records. Long story short, Pope had night. What
Speaker 1: an amazing success. What was it like to be in
Speaker 1: the ballpark that day? Did it feel holy?
Speaker 3: It did?
Speaker 2: I mean it actually felt like a big church revival really,
Speaker 2: I mean, and hopefully it was all about engaging believers
Speaker 2: of all faiths, right and so now the stadium, it
Speaker 2: was overwhelming. And when they when they mentioned my name
Speaker 2: to to throw the pitch, it was it was I
Speaker 2: was honored. It was really overwhelming. So it was no,
Speaker 2: it felt awesome. The sign a piece that they talked about.
Speaker 1: Yes, I loved doing all that.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 1: It was really great, you know, I said it to
Speaker 1: somebody who is not Catholic in my family though. You know,
Speaker 1: the seventh dting stretch of baseball, Mass has a seventh
Speaker 1: hitting stretch in Mass It's called the Sign of Piece.
Speaker 1: You know, that's what we did. I'd love to see
Speaker 1: that be a fifty y. Do you think we got
Speaker 1: any converts in the ballpark that night? I bet absolutely?
Speaker 3: Uh sure?
Speaker 1: Did anything get close to sack relief? You know, you've
Speaker 1: got a lot of people and maybe there's alcohol involved
Speaker 1: in bo pats?
Speaker 2: No, I mean there were people dressed in you know,
Speaker 2: Bishop Garb and all that kind of stuff. But for me,
Speaker 2: and I think for you, God's presence can be seen
Speaker 2: in all places, right, I mean we have eyes of faith.
Speaker 2: We have eyes of faith to see it and don't
Speaker 2: be too rigid, you know, and allow God the freedom
Speaker 2: to just express God's self. No, I thought it was great.
Speaker 2: I mean there were people imbibing. I was taking pictures
Speaker 2: with others and it was like, okay, you've had a
Speaker 2: lot to drink. But that's okay too, I mean, you know,
Speaker 2: but otherwise sacrilegion.
Speaker 1: Know, if if beer were to be poured in the
Speaker 1: po pat and we dragged out of the po pat
Speaker 1: would that be sacrilege beer? It would be a sin
Speaker 1: since they're to waste the beer. I'm still very much
Speaker 1: in love with the origin story here because well, mister
Speaker 1: Paul Popps, please join this conversation right now. We have
Speaker 1: a connection, our Paul Pops, another resident Catholic here, We're
Speaker 1: happy to say. And also Mary Catholic, Marying Katholic. I'm
Speaker 1: a marrying.
Speaker 4: Catholic grad and I've known Sister Mary Joe for a while.
Speaker 4: And back in twenty eighteen it was Marying Catholic Night
Speaker 4: at SOS Park and I was invited to attend with
Speaker 4: all the other married Catholic people, Sister Mary Joe and
Speaker 4: all the grad and they actually weirdly asked me to
Speaker 4: throw out the first pitch. And I wasn't able to
Speaker 4: go because of a family vacation. And I got the
Speaker 4: email and I was very disappointed. I was distraught it
Speaker 4: had been I had a terrible pitch. I was a
Speaker 4: terrible sliding doors. I was an archer, and I emailed
Speaker 4: the president of the school and Sister Mary Joe was
Speaker 4: on the email.
Speaker 1: She knows Paul, I got you.
Speaker 3: I'll come out of the pen and take care of.
Speaker 4: It, and I'm so glad she did because she did
Speaker 4: it so much better and so much more entertaining than
Speaker 4: I would have.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Well, and here's an other part of the story, Paul,
Speaker 2: that you might not know. When sister Mary Paul tells
Speaker 2: that story, I think you were on the email with her.
Speaker 2: She was the president. She was asked then to throw
Speaker 2: the pitch, and she said, I understand that maybe you
Speaker 2: want to have a sister. So I didn't know that
Speaker 2: you were picked, and then she was picked. So I realized,
Speaker 2: now how far down in the rotation.
Speaker 1: Oh, you were the closer they needed Marianna Rivera.
Speaker 2: You got the door.
Speaker 4: It was divine in avention, sister, because you can throw
Speaker 4: and we can't.
Speaker 1: Holy smoke is what we call it. We call it
Speaker 1: holy smoke. Real quick. They blew a four oh lead
Speaker 1: in the game two nights ago, lost five to four.
Speaker 1: How do you explain that theologically, sister.
Speaker 2: Well, I left the stadium.
Speaker 1: Oh that's how you explained it, Okay, I left early.
Speaker 2: I left early to get out of there, just to
Speaker 2: avoid some of the crowds and traffic and all of that.
Speaker 2: So we joked about that too. So and others said,
Speaker 2: you know, maybe that's what they get for doing the
Speaker 2: pope at But now, come on, that was just.
Speaker 1: When we say our prayers. When we say our prayers,
Speaker 1: does God care who wins those games when we say
Speaker 1: our prayers for our teams? No? No, okay, well.
Speaker 2: But we have to do the part too.
Speaker 1: We have to do our part. You have done your
Speaker 1: part in an amazing way. I have sisters in my life.
Speaker 1: My cousin is sister the Disciples of the Lord Jesus
Speaker 1: Christ in Texas. It means very much to me and
Speaker 1: my family. And just being in public view and showing
Speaker 1: people how you are and living the life. I think
Speaker 1: it is wonderful and I wanted to put you in
Speaker 1: this place today so we could share this moment. Thank
Speaker 1: you very much, just to marriage, thank you.
Speaker 2: So much for this opportunity to do that.
Speaker 1: You're Mary Joe. The viral sensation just throwing heat. I
Speaker 1: love that about you. Have a wonderful day by now.
Speaker 1: Ah man, it's it's I've always wondered. You know one
Speaker 1: specific thing in that viral video of Pope Leo another
Speaker 1: south Sider. Of course, that's why they had them look
Speaker 1: at the World Series, is at the game the cameras
Speaker 1: miraculously I could say, catch him. And he looks like
Speaker 1: it's a tough point in the game, and he's muttering
Speaker 1: under his breath, you know, and is he is? He
Speaker 1: is he muttering something not so nice about Scott put Sednick.
Speaker 1: You know? Is that what's happening? That's my dream get
Speaker 1: for for the Real Deal podcast? Yeah? Yeah, uh Foley,
Speaker 1: what do you got?
Speaker 4: You also know, just to put a bow on this story,
Speaker 4: there's a bit of a connection we have to the
Speaker 4: Pope Robert Provost. He is from the South Side Chicago.
Speaker 4: He lived in a town called Dalton when I was little,
Speaker 4: and I was little, never met him, never knew his family.
Speaker 4: But the Pope's father was my grade school superintendent. So
Speaker 4: in all my grade school yearbooks there's mister Provosts.
Speaker 1: So are we running here? This is an show?
Speaker 3: Is blessed.
Speaker 1: It's never come up before.
Speaker 4: But when I was little, Brookwood Junior High School and
Speaker 4: Elementary School in Glenwood, Illinois, our superintendent was mister Provost.
Speaker 4: He would walk in with a suit, you like, he
Speaker 4: puckered up because he was the ball I mean, and
Speaker 4: his son coached baseball and years later became a soxs
Speaker 4: fan and.
Speaker 1: So you were never met or or at least a
Speaker 1: greater instructed by led by the man who raised the pope.
Speaker 4: That's correct, and Dalton, Illinois. We were a few blocks
Speaker 4: away but never met him or anything. But it was
Speaker 4: a big deal for the south Side people.
Speaker 1: We have these sliding doors, you know, a freaky Friday situation.
Speaker 1: You wake up and Pope Leo wakes up and you
Speaker 1: switch bodies. You wake up and sister Mary Joe and
Speaker 1: you switch body. We're close. It's pretty close. That's pretty close.
Speaker 1: Eight seven seven three DP showed the call. We got
Speaker 1: some headlines. We want to recap the day for you guys.
Speaker 1: It's been a wonderful day here. Thank you so much
Speaker 1: for having me here in the man came, I am
Speaker 1: man Cave sitting as Dan is on in a lovely
Speaker 1: weekend where he will soon walk his daughter down the aisle,
Speaker 1: and we all are eagerly awaiting the update in the text.
Speaker 1: We're not gonna ask him to shot video. Why would
Speaker 1: we do that live in the moment, but we want
Speaker 1: the tears to fall. That's where is I'm Tony really
Speaker 1: and the dan Netts have carried me this entire show
Speaker 1: when I was moving the microphone and muting myself or
Speaker 1: going to dude wipe's reads too quickly. But I mean, honestly,
Speaker 1: would you rather go to do wipes too quickly or
Speaker 1: too late? I would go to dude wipes too quickly? Right, Okay, Dylan,
Speaker 1: what do you got in the poll? I was gonna
Speaker 1: say I've made the mistake of too late before you don't. Okay,
Speaker 1: Well there we go. All right, Dylan? Where are we
Speaker 1: on the poles? Though?
Speaker 5: You want to throw out a new one?
Speaker 1: No, I want to hear the late on al stadiums, Buffalos,
Speaker 1: Hi Marks. Would you like to take a guess, I
Speaker 1: would take a guess that more fans want outdoor stadiums
Speaker 1: than dome stadiums. You'd be correct, Tony.
Speaker 5: If you're a fan of a cold weather team, would
Speaker 5: you want her stadium open or domed? Sixty three percent
Speaker 5: want it open.
Speaker 4: PAULI the one I can never picture, and I'm a
Speaker 4: Bears fan. I never pictured it in Chicago. I can
Speaker 4: never picture a top on lambeau Field. I don't think
Speaker 4: it'll happen in our lifetime. I don't think they want it.
Speaker 4: They're not going to get a Super Bowl because of infrastructure,
Speaker 4: just the size. But they got the draft and they
Speaker 4: didn't very well. It would be well, never see it,
Speaker 4: can't see it.
Speaker 1: News of the day. We're tracking a very interesting kerfuffle
Speaker 1: Jade and Daniels and his alma mater and the number five.
Speaker 1: We had a poll earlier the day as well. Dylan,
Speaker 1: back to work, Dylan, I'm not gonna let you sleep today.
Speaker 5: Chuldell us, you have given out Jade and Daniels number five,
Speaker 5: Jersey and Tony. To your credit, you almost nailed this
Speaker 5: ahead of time. Eighty four, he said, eighty twenty. It's
Speaker 5: eighty two point four to seventeen point six exactly.
Speaker 1: Bad luck for Jade and Daniels. The cease and desist
Speaker 1: letter elevates it to a litigious nature, the likes of
Speaker 1: which fans really aren't going to ever take your side
Speaker 1: doing well.
Speaker 5: We don't have to break down the etymology of cease
Speaker 5: and desist, but I did. Obviously everyone knows ceased desist,
Speaker 5: but is kind of the vague term of the two.
Speaker 5: I looked it up. They're synonyms essentially, so it's kind
Speaker 5: of redundant, like if someone just sent you a cease Yeah,
Speaker 5: I feel like that would get the point across.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just stop, I hear you loop loop points going
Speaker 1: for you the good points. Yeah, I would say it's
Speaker 1: a redundant and also means the same thing letter go ahead, Marvin.
Speaker 6: Do you think this is just miscommunication, because I do
Speaker 6: not think this is miscommunication. Aiden James was told by
Speaker 6: somebody that, hey, we're never gonna have you.
Speaker 1: I think somebody's never to think. This was supposedly, you know,
Speaker 1: or possibly wanted to be done behind the scenes and
Speaker 1: now it's public. But I think a third rail was
Speaker 1: pressed in the relationship in some way. And hey, Jayden
Speaker 1: Daniel is allowed to feel how he wants to feel.
Speaker 1: He can believe what he was told. But I think
Speaker 1: in the end, this is Lane Kiffin making a decision that,
Speaker 1: by all American cornerback today is more important to me
Speaker 1: right now in a transfer portal era of college football
Speaker 1: than our Heisman Trophy winner from a few years ago.
Speaker 1: And that's what that is. Headlines, Well, we can't have
Speaker 1: a bigger headline than the sale of the Los Angeles Lakers.
Speaker 1: In four days, the ownership group of one of the
Speaker 1: greatest franchises in all of sports turned around out of nowhere.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna ask Ramona Shelburne, who knows more about this
Speaker 1: than anybody who broke the story for ESPN, who was
Speaker 1: most surprised the League office, other owners in the league,
Speaker 1: Lakers players, fans of the NBA, or maybe even Kushner
Speaker 1: and Eiger themselves, the two who got the deal to
Speaker 1: go through in the boy that's coming up next on
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Speaker 1: Los Angeles Lakers. It gets swapped and Ramona Shelburn's gonna
Speaker 1: be with us in a minute. But Paulie Fritzy, Marvin Dylan,
Speaker 1: tell me what yesterday was like mid show when the
Speaker 1: news crossed it.
Speaker 4: Was the guys in the back room got it.
Speaker 1: They sent it to us.
Speaker 4: None of us believed it because the Lakers had just
Speaker 4: sold a year ago, so we like triple checked it.
Speaker 1: I thought you were getting spoofed.
Speaker 4: I thought it was a fake Ramona Shelburn account. I'm like,
Speaker 4: I'm double checking. We follow Ramona and yeah, and I
Speaker 4: was like, that's it can't be real.
Speaker 1: And it was.
Speaker 4: We were nervous to put it on the air because
Speaker 4: we're a big in LA and big pause there.
Speaker 1: Wow, I mean that's I think surprise is the first
Speaker 1: part of this story. You know what, Let's bring in
Speaker 1: Ramona Shelburn ESPN Senior Insider and my dear friend, Ramona,
Speaker 1: it's the craziest week of your year and you took
Speaker 1: time for me. Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: You know you're kind of a draw, Tony.
Speaker 1: You're a draw with my kids. I'm a draw with
Speaker 1: your kids. But that's our entire audience, right, MoMA, you
Speaker 1: had to feel you were being punked and spoofed as well.
Speaker 1: Right when this happened.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you this.
Speaker 9: I had gone to bed the night before thinking, well,
Speaker 9: I was it was one of those nights where I
Speaker 9: have to sleep with my phone like right next to
Speaker 9: my head, waiting for a call in the morning, right
Speaker 9: like like literally like like I'll take my phone and
Speaker 9: I'll put it like like right here, because I knew
Speaker 9: I was gonna get calls like very early in the morning.
Speaker 9: And I had known the night before that something big
Speaker 9: was happening.
Speaker 3: But even I didn't believe it.
Speaker 9: Like when I got the first tip, literally somebody said
Speaker 9: are you sitting down?
Speaker 3: And I was.
Speaker 1: Liked, who died?
Speaker 3: What? Like I mean it was?
Speaker 9: I mean, look, I'm gonna take you inside the like
Speaker 9: real reality of it. Yesterday was my second gradest, first
Speaker 9: day of school.
Speaker 3: We were mostly we had hosted.
Speaker 9: We were hosting some family, like I had done the
Speaker 9: big dinner for everyone.
Speaker 3: You know, we were just kind of winding on.
Speaker 1: Momo. It's still momo. How did you confirm it? Though?
Speaker 1: I mean, honestly, I need to know how it can't
Speaker 1: I can't get past how this came together in three days,
Speaker 1: all right. I mean I can't go shopping online in
Speaker 1: three days. And this is like I went shopping online
Speaker 1: and I bought the Bollaggio. I mean, what is this?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 9: I think it really is that. Like it's think of
Speaker 9: it like you're buying a house. Okay, you you go
Speaker 9: put an offer down on one house, and then all
Speaker 9: of a sudden, while you're like, you know, out you're
Speaker 9: still an escrow or you know they've accepted your offer,
Speaker 9: but they're but you know, there's still a closing period.
Speaker 9: You're down the street, your neighbor's house comes available. You're like, oh, well, shoot,
Speaker 9: I'd much rather have that house. So the money's already
Speaker 9: in order, the bank's already approved, the loans are in order.
Speaker 9: Everything's fine. And I think that's kind of what happened here,
Speaker 9: which is they're buying you know, they're buying an expansion team, but.
Speaker 1: Why were they sold? Why did Walter sell? I mean, please,
Speaker 1: you can separate back from fiction.
Speaker 9: So I think that Mark uh is a savvy businessman.
Speaker 9: I think, you know, we've we all do the math
Speaker 9: because we're people. We don't have billions, okay, and we think, oh,
Speaker 9: he bought for two and he sold for twelve and
Speaker 9: a half. He made two and a half billion, but
Speaker 9: he actually is going to make closer to four. I
Speaker 9: think when this is all said and done, because you forget,
Speaker 9: he bought the first He bought the first shares of
Speaker 9: the Lakers at a five billion dollar valuation, So twenty
Speaker 9: six percent of his shares were a five billion dollar valuation, right,
Speaker 9: so it's gonna be a that's a gigantic financial windfall.
Speaker 9: And I think the back in the background of the
Speaker 9: DOJ investigation obviously plays a role here. It's it's why
Speaker 9: you know, joh Krishner and Bob Aiger thought maybe we
Speaker 9: should place a call shoot your shot, right Like they
Speaker 9: can read headlines. They see somebody who's dealing with the
Speaker 9: FEDS right now, he's dealing with an investigation, and some
Speaker 9: of the sometimes when you're in the middle of investigation.
Speaker 9: There's a benefit to being a little more liquid and
Speaker 9: in terms of how things might need to move around.
Speaker 9: So these are savage businessmen who saw somebody who's in
Speaker 9: the middle of something and figured they would place a
Speaker 9: call and see if that would make sense.
Speaker 1: That's it. It was one call from we went from
Speaker 1: expansion Las Vegas to let's get let's get the Lakers.
Speaker 1: And it started with call three.
Speaker 3: Days yeah, yeah, over the weekend.
Speaker 9: And actually it was two calls because the first call
Speaker 9: Mark was like, the team's not for sale, and then
Speaker 9: he thought about it a little longer and they and
Speaker 9: they called him back and they offered a little bit more.
Speaker 3: It wasn't a lot more, but it was a little
Speaker 3: bit more.
Speaker 9: And he had already now the seed had been planted,
Speaker 9: and he was amenable to it.
Speaker 3: And they also it was had to be literally he
Speaker 3: had to give an answer in a day like this.
Speaker 3: They had needed to know because.
Speaker 9: Other way they're going to go back to well, they
Speaker 9: were going to go back to the expansion process. Right,
Speaker 9: like you're buying one house, another in your neighbor's house comes.
Speaker 1: Available, right, I have to ask you this, Ramona Bill
Speaker 1: Plashy column. Uh huh, our dear friend, too many questions,
Speaker 1: not enough answers. Lakers sale doesn't pass smell test. What
Speaker 1: questions do you have?
Speaker 9: I want to know if the if the Dodgers are
Speaker 9: I don't think they're for sale, but I know that
Speaker 9: when one billionaire calls another and he sells something unexpectedly,
Speaker 9: there's going to be more people that call, right, you know,
Speaker 9: clear Like I'll put it this way, Mark Walter did
Speaker 9: not go into the weekend intending to sell the Lakers, right,
Speaker 9: he didn't. And there was every you know, Brian Win,
Speaker 9: who is my colleague, he likes to say actions over words.
Speaker 9: So the actions of the Lakers this summer, the actions
Speaker 9: of the Lakers very recently, and Mark Walter's team have
Speaker 9: been been about bill something in LA, about building the
Speaker 9: Lakers out, and they've been they signed people the four
Speaker 9: year deals, right, they've been hiring people, they've been put
Speaker 9: dodgerizing everything. This is this is not the actions of
Speaker 9: somebody who was like looking to sell. However, there was
Speaker 9: this thing in the background that I think it was
Speaker 9: an interesting variable that and let's look, I want to
Speaker 9: do the timing on this because I think it's really
Speaker 9: important This investigation has been going on since last September,
Speaker 9: before he even bought the Lakers.
Speaker 3: Okay, the Lakers.
Speaker 9: There had been a purchase in place, but the sale
Speaker 9: had not been approved until October. So, like, I know,
Speaker 9: it all seems like that. You know, we all read
Speaker 9: the stories the last few months. It's something obviously he
Speaker 9: and his company have been dealing with for a year essentially,
Speaker 9: But this has been going on a long time, and
Speaker 9: they had been operating as somebody who was building something
Speaker 9: in La. But if somebody at one moment when he
Speaker 9: ran the math, you know, and he did the Fakers
Speaker 9: and he goes, wow, it's a pretty that's a hell
Speaker 9: of evaluation, and it's it's almost for him personally. It's
Speaker 9: about a almost four billion dollar windfall based off of
Speaker 9: what I got.
Speaker 1: That part of the money I don't get, the time lofe.
Speaker 1: I don't get so much else. What do Lakers fans
Speaker 1: need to know about the future of this team today?
Speaker 3: Cool, That's that's a really good question, ton.
Speaker 9: You know, they've been building something and doing something new,
Speaker 9: so now all of a sudden, how much of the
Speaker 9: building process is going to continue?
Speaker 3: Like it's like we just swapped contractors.
Speaker 9: I mean, I'm I'm, I'm I guess I'm big on
Speaker 9: the metaphors today, but but you know that.
Speaker 3: Okay, so they've been dodgerizing it.
Speaker 9: Andrew Friedman has been talking about Balinka and far Haan
Speaker 9: z aid. He's been in the front office as March representative,
Speaker 9: And Okay, what's what's going to happen now? What happens
Speaker 9: to they hired, you know, five or six people are
Speaker 9: pretty senior executives.
Speaker 3: What happens now?
Speaker 9: Like are Bob Iger and Josh Krishner? Are they gonna
Speaker 9: keep those people? Are they gonna hire all new people?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 9: It's it's very it's very I don't know yet, and
Speaker 9: I don't think they know yet, right. I think my
Speaker 9: instinct is you don't pay twelve and a half billion
Speaker 9: dollars for a for a franchise like this and let
Speaker 9: someone else run it.
Speaker 1: Right, So the question is going to run the team?
Speaker 1: It still gets back to Krishner and Eiger for you.
Speaker 9: I think so yeah, I mean, I look, Bob Iger's
Speaker 9: you know, he's he was our boss at ESPN for
Speaker 9: a long time Disney and he uh, he's got some
Speaker 9: time on his hands.
Speaker 3: I don't think he's gonna be like the GM.
Speaker 9: I think he'll be the CEO, and you'll probably hire
Speaker 9: at president and at GM and all these guys.
Speaker 3: But he's got time to do this.
Speaker 9: Josh Kushner, obviously he's a young man, he's forty one.
Speaker 9: He lives here in Los Angeles, like he's you know,
Speaker 9: clearly he has an interest in sports and it's not
Speaker 9: just an investment interest.
Speaker 3: So I think they'll be very involved.
Speaker 9: But it's gonna take a couple of months for this
Speaker 9: to maybe be approved by the by the rest of
Speaker 9: the owners. So season starts, you know, everything is business
Speaker 9: as usual for now until it's not.
Speaker 3: It's a very anything that it.
Speaker 1: Might not go through. What is what is the right there?
Speaker 3: Yeah, just to I haven't got any sense of that.
Speaker 9: I think the owners, the rest of the owners obviously
Speaker 9: have to like what they're you know, the sale price
Speaker 9: like that, that just made their property values go.
Speaker 1: Yes, right, that's the cow I wanted also, And you
Speaker 1: can only answer one. In the last twenty four hours,
Speaker 1: maybe who was reached out to you? Who do you
Speaker 1: think has told you they've been most surprised. NBA owners,
Speaker 1: NBA League office, Lakers players, Lakers fans.
Speaker 9: Ig and cushioner. I got a lot of calls. Well,
Speaker 9: I got a lot of calls. I got calls in
Speaker 9: text yesterday from a lot of ownership level people. Yeah, yeah, going,
Speaker 9: what the hell?
Speaker 4: I mean? That was.
Speaker 3: Whoa?
Speaker 1: You had one incredibly successful television series on one Los
Speaker 1: Angeles basketball team. I think it's time to get the
Speaker 1: writ and back up again for another very successful TV series.
Speaker 1: This is this has gotten made for TV written all
Speaker 1: over it. Can I ask you about Russell Westbrook, Ramona Shelberk,
Speaker 1: I believe you've covered him for a considerable amount of time,
Speaker 1: both in NBA and college. Did you cover him in
Speaker 1: high school? Do I have this right as well?
Speaker 9: I didn't know him in high school, didn't know him
Speaker 9: in high.
Speaker 3: School, but I did. I was there his freshman year
Speaker 3: at UCLA.
Speaker 1: Did Russell Westbrook retire in his own terms?
Speaker 9: I guess like in a way he did.
Speaker 3: He.
Speaker 9: I think he had some offers and minimum level offer
Speaker 9: just again, you know, I don't know that he wanted
Speaker 9: to go play for like the worst team in the
Speaker 9: league again for a minimum in his last five six
Speaker 9: years or certainly not fitting of a Hall of Flame
Speaker 9: player of his caliber. Right, bouncing around and you know,
Speaker 9: the thing in LA didn't work out with Lebron and
Speaker 9: then he sort of bounced around to Denver. That year
Speaker 9: was actually pretty good for him in terms of sick
Speaker 9: you know, wins and losses. But the final year in
Speaker 9: Sacramento that wasn't. That was just to kind of a throwaway.
Speaker 9: But I don't I think when you look back on
Speaker 9: somebody's career, you sort of forget the ending, Like it's
Speaker 9: like the Wizard years for the for Jordan, like, I'll
Speaker 9: just remember his athleticism, his desire, his ferocity on the court,
Speaker 9: Like that's a word that comes to mind when I
Speaker 9: see him.
Speaker 3: Intensity.
Speaker 9: I remember him as this just little freshman at UCLA.
Speaker 3: He wasn't you know, he wasn't recruited, but he had
Speaker 3: so much fire in him.
Speaker 9: He just made himself into the player he was by
Speaker 9: that effort and fire that he put out every single
Speaker 9: side career.
Speaker 1: With an interesting ebb and flow though from the yeah
Speaker 1: Riple double MVP year with incredible acclaim and then there
Speaker 1: was almost a correction of appreciation for him. Did NBA
Speaker 1: fans appreciate him enough? Was there an over critical view
Speaker 1: of him when league started to look in a more
Speaker 1: efficiency base statistical lie.
Speaker 3: That I agree with you.
Speaker 9: I think I think I actually think fans appreciate Westbrook
Speaker 9: more than the what do you want to call the
Speaker 9: analytics crowd, you know, the the that that level of
Speaker 9: analysim maybe.
Speaker 3: The media too. Fans really like Westbrook.
Speaker 9: Everywhere I went, I would always I've covered him a lot.
Speaker 9: I governed him in those Oklahoma City years, in Denver
Speaker 9: obviously with the Lakers, with the Rockets.
Speaker 3: I mean, he was like a very popular.
Speaker 9: Player, and especially live and in person, but also online.
Speaker 9: Like I think fans respond to heart, right, you know,
Speaker 9: that's that's my players. I respond to heart, you know
Speaker 9: you like, just you feel that guy, Like I'll never
Speaker 9: forget when he was with the Nuggets and he came
Speaker 9: back to Oklahoma City and he just just won them
Speaker 9: a playoff game. Do you remember that game in Oakham
Speaker 9: City and the fans they gave him a standing ovation.
Speaker 9: When he's on the rival team in the middle of
Speaker 9: the playoffs and they gave a standing ovation. I was like,
Speaker 9: that is the ultimate sign of respect. And I really
Speaker 9: think it's just because he wore his heart on his
Speaker 9: sleeve for so many years.
Speaker 3: They appreciated it.
Speaker 1: Okay, one more question for you, momo, and you've been
Speaker 1: so gracious with your time and the busiest week of
Speaker 1: your year. Last time I saw you, I got party boys.
Speaker 1: I think last time I saw you was maybe the
Speaker 1: day before the redecision or a couple days, and you
Speaker 1: were prepping forward. It's a month late Lebron leaving the
Speaker 1: Lakers mutual decision or is it led by one side?
Speaker 1: In your eye?
Speaker 9: I think these seeds of that were sown last year.
Speaker 9: I think in talking to people on both sides, I
Speaker 9: think it was we all had talked ourselves into this
Speaker 9: idea that the Lakers could bring him back, because he
Speaker 9: bought into that third banana role. But I don't think
Speaker 9: he ever really wanted that. I don't think he. I
Speaker 9: think that was just something he made the best of.
Speaker 9: And also they paid it fifty two million dollars last year,
Speaker 9: so I think he just kind of you know, I
Speaker 9: think he played it out, but I don't think he
Speaker 9: was ever going to come back on those terms.
Speaker 1: In that role. Ramona Shelburne, thank you for giving us
Speaker 1: the time and the last voice that you have in
Speaker 1: your body. You are You're very gracious and wonderful. We
Speaker 1: love you, Ramona, thank you very much. That's Ramona Shelburne.
Speaker 1: Of course, ESPN's senior NBA insider. A wild story that
Speaker 1: I still don't know if I have. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: almost like, talk to me like you would a young
Speaker 1: child or a golden retriever and explain to me how
Speaker 1: the Lakers got flipped.
Speaker 4: PAULI you we were talking about this before the show.
Speaker 4: There's lots and lots of billionaires in the country. Become
Speaker 4: a famous or knighthood in our country is to own
Speaker 4: a sports team. My whole life royalty Royalty and the
Speaker 4: Bus family owned the Lakers basically our entire live and
Speaker 4: it felt like that is not something you ever give
Speaker 4: up if you can. And it was a surprise when
Speaker 4: the Bus family sold, but to flip it in one
Speaker 4: year just it feels murky.
Speaker 1: Murky's the word murk. Dylan, Yeah, I mean it.
Speaker 5: Obviously it seems like saw on an Island. It seems
Speaker 5: like a great business deal, but it also seems like
Speaker 5: someone who may have had to needed cash fast or
Speaker 5: you know, I know the investigation is about sort of
Speaker 5: undisclosed loans I think that were involved in the purchase.
Speaker 1: Of the Dodgers.
Speaker 5: So it's like, is it paying down some of those
Speaker 5: loans asapens sort of put that thing to bed or
Speaker 5: what's I don't know. It's very odd. And how did
Speaker 5: Kushner and Bob Eiger raised all? I mean, obviously one's
Speaker 5: a billionaire, one's close to it, but they didn't have
Speaker 5: sitting on twelve and a half belt.
Speaker 1: Fritzie's got his hands up. He knows had to raise
Speaker 1: some money here.
Speaker 10: But how to get a team like Lakers? The other
Speaker 10: thing that doesn't make sense. How do you not go
Speaker 10: to the highest buildy? How do you not keep this
Speaker 10: going for a while a team like the Los Angeles Lakers?
Speaker 1: As much as you got the other part of it.
Speaker 1: That's a great point, Todd. That's a bleep bleep bleep
Speaker 1: polee poop poop ding ding ding whatever. Uh yeah, that's
Speaker 1: it right. This has to happen in the next out. No,
Speaker 1: it doesn't have to happen next day. It doesn't have
Speaker 1: to happen you know, it could happen again next week,
Speaker 1: or you get Las Vegas, Marvin.
Speaker 6: And this is like selling the Yankees or the Cowboys
Speaker 6: a year after you buy them. You're selling them no disrespect.
Speaker 6: It's not like you bought the Milwaukee Bucks then you
Speaker 6: sold them a year later. You're selling one of the
Speaker 6: pre eminent franchises in all of American sports in a year.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I don't know if we're gonna get the answers
Speaker 1: to these questions this week. I know Ramona is gonna
Speaker 1: be the one digging and I trust that.
Speaker 5: So Dylan, Yeah, and I think it was gonna be
Speaker 5: in the neighborhood of ten billion for the expansion team
Speaker 5: in Vegas, which obviously has had some of its struggles
Speaker 5: of its own recently. So relatively speaking, twelve and a
Speaker 5: half for the Lakers kind of seems like a bargain
Speaker 5: in a weird way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but we're in a zombie ownership world where we
Speaker 1: are now moving further away from Pollie's ideal, which is
Speaker 1: the family owned and in some that's pros and cons.
Speaker 1: I mean, ask Yankee fans if they're loving the family
Speaker 1: owned right now. I mean they appreciate and they wish
Speaker 1: George Steinbretter was back instead of the children. So I
Speaker 1: think the Lakers don't exactly feel like the Lakers now.
Speaker 1: That could change. Luca has an MVP year and they
Speaker 1: start twenty and four and now it doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 1: You don't think about the ownership, and that's teams have
Speaker 1: won championships not thinking about the ownership. You're thinking about
Speaker 1: San Antonio's ownership. When they were going on a dynasty run,
Speaker 1: you're thinking about No, yes, Marvin, the Knicks. The Knicks.
Speaker 6: I feel like they won in spite of their owner.
Speaker 1: And I feel like they want in spite of their owner.
Speaker 1: Or they got one right, they got one just happening
Speaker 1: in a fluke ear Yeah, So that was that was
Speaker 1: a drop story. I just need to finish up on
Speaker 1: Russell Westbrook, though I was saying he was one of
Speaker 1: my favorite player, my favorite player of the last twenty years.
Speaker 1: I loved this relentlessness. Everyone loves his athleticism. The point
Speaker 1: I'm making here is you always fall in love with
Speaker 1: guys who played in an earlier era, who he thought
Speaker 1: could play great in this era. I thought he played
Speaker 1: great in this era, but I also thought his game
Speaker 1: got minimized in such a whiplash way, and it's his fault.
Speaker 1: Of course. He didn't develop a three point shot developer,
Speaker 1: but he was playing at ten, he was playing at eleven,
Speaker 1: and the shot was never gonna get there. And what
Speaker 1: made him so good at the first stage of his career, well,
Speaker 1: when the league turned into a per efficiency spacing type league,
Speaker 1: he was the wrong player for that time. And that's
Speaker 1: why he finishes his career in a way where you know,
Speaker 1: I've heard Cartmello Anthony sayah, he's going to be out
Speaker 1: of the league. The league's just gonna have no use
Speaker 1: for him. And he played eighteen years and is going
Speaker 1: to make the Hall of Fame, and that's great. He
Speaker 1: means I have to say goodbye to my pre show rhyming.
Speaker 1: Warm up. All right, guys, you know where I'm going
Speaker 1: with this. Do you guys warm up your voice before
Speaker 1: you go on show? Clearly now, Fritzy and Limerick Dylan,
Speaker 1: I don't think I can warm this thing up, okay. Well.
Speaker 1: Russell Westbrook, Russell Westbrook. There it is is a name
Speaker 1: that is going to trip every broadcaster once, especially when
Speaker 1: you're doing play by play. Russell Westbrook, Russell Westbrook, Russell Westbrook,
Speaker 1: the wiley Russell Westbrook, the rascally Russell Westbrook. So whenever
Speaker 1: you run into a Russell Westbrook, you know you feel stupid,
Speaker 1: but you have to know it's taken down bigger broadcasters
Speaker 1: than yourself. So every every morning before I did an
Speaker 1: appearance or around the horn or PTI i said, the
Speaker 1: rascally Russell Westbrook, the rascally Russell Westbrook, the rascally Russell Westbrook,
Speaker 1: Marvin please.
Speaker 6: It was it wasn't my issue. It was getting him
Speaker 6: confused with Russell Wilson.
Speaker 1: And I would always say, right, give me the wiley
Speaker 1: Russell Wilson five times fast, I'm sorry, said that again,
Speaker 1: the wiley Russell Wilson.
Speaker 6: See, I'm not even try I can't even embarrass myself
Speaker 6: more than I already do.
Speaker 1: Mm hm, Paully.
Speaker 4: Mine was red River rivalry, and I slowed down on
Speaker 4: that one. It used to be the shootout. Yeah, red
Speaker 4: River shootout was so much easier had River rivalry.
Speaker 1: Fritzy.
Speaker 10: I think it's pretty much everything I've been made fun
Speaker 10: of many times on my list, and anything that involves
Speaker 10: an s I just I'm just destroying it where it
Speaker 10: sounds like I'm having some kind.
Speaker 1: Of silly Will you do me the honor of saying
Speaker 1: the rascally Russell Westbrook three times.
Speaker 5: Rascally Russell Westbrook, rascally Russell Westbrook, rascally Russell Westbrook outstead.
Speaker 1: I think once you get to I think three is doable.
Speaker 1: Five is when you sat at the wall. I'll take
Speaker 1: your calls eight seven seven three DP show. I know
Speaker 1: we're coming up to the back end, but I'm hanging
Speaker 1: over time with you guys. I'll call you up a
Speaker 1: call out show. We'll be back with our lot of
Speaker 1: good stuff today. Right what are we doing the player
Speaker 1: that day, sports history, sports history, We're gonna do it all.
Speaker 1: What we learned, what we learned, We're gonna learn something
Speaker 1: right now when we come back on The Dan Patrick Show.
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Speaker 1: All right, this is a radio show that's very much
Speaker 1: live ladies and gentlemen, and that's how we do it.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, thank you for having me today, Paul, Dylan, Marvin.
Speaker 1: You took care of me, carried me the whole way.
Speaker 1: You put me on your shoulders to carry me of Everest.
Speaker 1: Don't did I do? I bought a pair of crampons
Speaker 1: and and a very expensive suit, and that's how we
Speaker 1: got to the top. And you got too. I did
Speaker 1: bring pastries. You don't come in empty handed. But thank
Speaker 1: you very much, Paully. But like you said, you came
Speaker 1: in today.
Speaker 4: It's it's kind of a whirlwind the first day, but
Speaker 4: you're doing a second one tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, I always hoped and asked around the horn panels,
Speaker 1: get that second show the next day, the pt I host,
Speaker 1: get that second show the next day. I think it's
Speaker 1: I think it's really important for your muscles, but for
Speaker 1: me my muscles here. I mean, I may have looked
Speaker 1: at the camera. I don't know what I was doing,
Speaker 1: like I'm a TV person or something about you guys.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play with you, guys. It's all I'm here for.
Speaker 1: I mean, this show I think is the best in
Speaker 1: the business for a couple of reasons, and it's companionship
Speaker 1: is what it is, you know, right, that's what I feel.
Speaker 1: I feel like the character of the show is the
Speaker 1: gold stand and then how you feel about the audience
Speaker 1: is everything. And that's that's what I love about this show,
Speaker 1: and that's why I listened to it. But that's why
Speaker 1: I came here today, and that's why I gotta smile
Speaker 1: my face. So thank you very much for that the
Speaker 1: decalf today this week, I know I took coffee this
Speaker 1: morning with the energy I can give you more. Come on,
Speaker 1: you guys want more. You want more football? Tonight football,
Speaker 1: let's go, Paul, give me the line.
Speaker 4: Up once more. Preseason football tonight. You got Lions, Bengals, Packers, Steelers, Colts, Patriots, Cardinals, Raiders,
Speaker 4: a little saucy Chargers, Texans and Titans forty nine Ers
Speaker 4: is a late one.
Speaker 1: Well, Colts Patriots is the first time we've seen Mike
Speaker 1: Vrabe on the sidelines, right, Okay, So there's a little
Speaker 1: something in there. And Jordan Love and not Aaron Rodgers,
Speaker 1: I mean or Aaron Rodgers. We're gonna see him maybe
Speaker 1: something there, something just I don't want anyone to fumble
Speaker 1: and lose a job tonight. That's that's all I want.
Speaker 1: Paul results Dilan.
Speaker 5: Yes, sir, if you're a fan of a cold Weather team,
Speaker 5: would you want your stadium open or domed? Sixty three
Speaker 5: percent of people would like it to be an outdoor game.
Speaker 1: There you go, sports history. Paul one good one.
Speaker 4: Back in nineteen eighty six, he was dominating in the
Speaker 4: USFL herschel Walker out of Georgia. He signed to play
Speaker 4: with the Dallas Cowboys. Went pretty well, not as good
Speaker 4: as expected.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I attended New Jersey General Football and got to
Speaker 1: see herschel Walker and Doug Flutie up close and personal.
Speaker 1: Also New York Cosmo Soccer, where I got to see
Speaker 1: the last last of Pele.
Speaker 4: But more important in the reality Households Georgia Kanalia. I know,
Speaker 4: stop this, Who are you, dude.
Speaker 1: Georgia Kannalia? Monopoly?
Speaker 4: Yes, great Cosmos player, Yes, the most goals in NASL.
Speaker 4: A zillion years ago, I worked at Sirius and Canalia
Speaker 4: used to come in and I got to sit and
Speaker 4: chop it up with him, and my Italian friends were like,
Speaker 4: you have no idea. What a big deal this is
Speaker 4: to come.
Speaker 1: As he he never got the real jew in Italy.
Speaker 1: He is an all time player for one club in Italy,
Speaker 1: but he only played sparingly for the national team Georgia.
Speaker 1: Canalia walked around with a robe in the locker. I
Speaker 1: mean a full on regal robe, so we love that.
Speaker 1: Who won today? Around the pick a new instrument style? Okay?
Speaker 1: Around the gong? Yes? Yes, oh god, I almost did
Speaker 1: the big fat Greek wedding thing. Wow, Neil kurt Man,
Speaker 1: who won around the gong? My final tally here is Fritzy. Fritzy.
Speaker 1: I don't remember exactly what you said, but it was brilliant.
Speaker 1: It was a double bluep with the bleep and and
Speaker 1: a Google gun. The Lakers thing.
Speaker 10: Why don't they keep the bitning going along?
Speaker 1: You want today what we learned today, Fritzy?
Speaker 10: Tell me for fire Watch to wear a number of
Speaker 10: legendary legendary athletes jersey you should give the Roman numerals
Speaker 10: or asterisks.
Speaker 1: Who suggested you said about numbers? Yes? Also, I love
Speaker 1: Dave Winfield and we'll see you guys tomorrow on the
Speaker 1: Dan Patrick Show. All right, I really almost did the
Speaker 1: big factory wedding