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Speaker 2: and then what are we going with an hour two?
Speaker 4: Well hour one?
Speaker 5: We had one sort of pop up there last minute organically,
Speaker 5: if you will. Oh, and it is controversial. Oh boy,
Speaker 5: better movie the Godfather or Goodfellas? Okay, right now we're
Speaker 5: at about a sixty forty Godfather to Goodfellas. Okay, earlier
Speaker 5: it was the exact same, but Goodfellas to Godfather okay, polarizing, Okay,
Speaker 5: I like to call it Godfellas, you know, like combine them,
Speaker 5: combine them both.
Speaker 4: I like the movie. I like Goodfellas. I did. I
Speaker 4: liked it. I didn't love it. I'm just saying yes
Speaker 4: to how much?
Speaker 6: And you're like what I used to call good Fellows
Speaker 6: all the type until like today, now it's good Fellas
Speaker 6: all of a sudden.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I had to call you out. That's right. You
Speaker 3: know we're all thinking it, and I'm going to verbalize it.
Speaker 3: I'm much shot. You just kicked me to the curb
Speaker 3: like three minutes ago. So are you gonna get that.
Speaker 4: I jokingly kipped you to the curb. You're being mean.
Speaker 7: She was meant to be mean.
Speaker 5: Spirit Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm gonna say we think.
Speaker 3: Father are good fellows? Which one? I don't know which
Speaker 3: one I like more?
Speaker 4: You know what those? If I said Godfather better? Oh
Speaker 4: it is?
Speaker 8: Yes.
Speaker 5: Is it fair to say that you have a little
Speaker 5: bit of a blind spot for that genre of movie Mafia?
Speaker 4: I'm say no, no, I do I do? I do
Speaker 4: you do?
Speaker 5: Because you didn't really like the Sopranos, You're not really
Speaker 5: into any of the like the big ones, like you
Speaker 5: ever seen Donnie Brasco?
Speaker 2: Yeah, have you? Yeah, it's a good movie. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: once again, I've been married thirty seven years. I've been
Speaker 2: in the family for thirty nine years. You never talked
Speaker 2: about the mafia, even though you probably could find somebody
Speaker 2: in the family tree who could have been married to
Speaker 2: somebody who might have been affiliated with I don't know,
Speaker 2: the teflon don Oh yes, okay, yeah, So it never
Speaker 2: came up. It just never came up, and if it did,
Speaker 2: it was it quickly dissipated, and so therefore it's not
Speaker 2: you know, you get around sometimes you say, hey, have
Speaker 2: you seen that movie, and that never comes up with
Speaker 2: any of those movies with my wife's side of the family.
Speaker 7: So that's all all.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 9: Yes, Paul, let's play or count this. If the Godfather
Speaker 9: is Tom Brady the clear best of all time in
Speaker 9: the genre, what is Goodfellas? What quarterback would Goodfellas be?
Speaker 2: I'll let you guys decide that, because I might go
Speaker 2: Ben Roethlisberger.
Speaker 9: I'd probably go Joe Montana because the work is similar,
Speaker 9: the resumes are a little better, like the Godfather resume
Speaker 9: is a little better than the Goodfella's resume.
Speaker 5: But Goodfellas never lost in the super Bowl, never lost
Speaker 5: in the super Bowl.
Speaker 2: If you know, yes, did Godfather three cost them?
Speaker 4: Was there four in there too?
Speaker 10: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but yeah, maybe they Maybe they stayed
Speaker 2: around too long, they played too long, and you know
Speaker 2: they they had a Hall of Fame career, an all
Speaker 2: time career, and then they gave us Godfather three.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Godfather one is Joe Montana, Godfather two is Steve Young.
Speaker 9: Godfather three is whoever followed those two guys with the Niners.
Speaker 2: Jim Drunken Miller no offense, Yeah, Jim Drunken Miller.
Speaker 5: It was like, if you see that commercial where it's
Speaker 5: all the old football players sitting around, They're like, Hey,
Speaker 5: why don't we run it back one more time? I
Speaker 5: bet we can still this like Marino, Rice, Emmitt Smith.
Speaker 5: That's what the Last Godfather was, like, why don't we
Speaker 5: run it back one more time? How bad could it be?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it turns out awful.
Speaker 2: Eight seven seven three DP show. So are we going
Speaker 2: to go with a new poll question here for hour
Speaker 2: or two?
Speaker 5: Well, I'm sort of populating one from something we were
Speaker 5: talking about an hour one two of the most unbreakable
Speaker 5: sports records. But we have too many options. We have
Speaker 5: way too many options. I think Emmett is on there.
Speaker 5: I think Cal Ripkin consecutive game streak. I don't know
Speaker 5: how anybody's ever gonna bring.
Speaker 2: It because Cal didn't have load management. We nowadays gotta
Speaker 2: have a you know, even the manager WI. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: going to give you.
Speaker 4: A day off, even if you're not managing your load.
Speaker 5: You need to get incredibly lucky to be that good
Speaker 5: for that long, to play that many games without getting
Speaker 5: hurt at all, even if you're not trying to sit
Speaker 5: out any games and rest.
Speaker 9: Yes, Cal Ripkins record is so safe that, let's say
Speaker 9: a star player for a team was twenty six, twenty
Speaker 9: seven to twenty eight, the manager would be criticized for
Speaker 9: playing them one hundred and sixty two games, like you're
Speaker 9: burning out your best player. That it would that is
Speaker 9: as safe as it gets.
Speaker 2: And we were talking about the movies, the big game
Speaker 2: or the big moment that ends with a loss, like Rocky,
Speaker 2: Bad News, Bears, Friday Night Lights, Moneyball, Tin Cup, League
Speaker 2: of their Own. If you're Russian Miracle on ice like
Speaker 2: that one in Russia.
Speaker 9: Of that movie, you walk into the theater like this
Speaker 9: is not gonna.
Speaker 2: But I wonder if they look at it like, hey,
Speaker 2: you know what, you kind of like a movie sometimes
Speaker 2: it doesn't end with a victory. I don't know if
Speaker 2: the Russians feel that same way that I do, that
Speaker 2: it's okay that you have a loss.
Speaker 5: Our time has passed a lot of people confused as
Speaker 5: who they're rooting for these days too, with that one,
Speaker 5: that's true.
Speaker 4: Wait, you're rooting for the Russian Wait a minute, no,
Speaker 4: I thought that we were. I thought which one was
Speaker 4: the miracle? Yes, Paul, you.
Speaker 9: Ever walk into a theater and you see a movie
Speaker 9: based on the name and you don't know the background.
Speaker 9: Imagine you're Russian and you go into the local cineplex like, oh, Miracle,
Speaker 9: let's go check that out without knowing.
Speaker 4: I don't think it plays at the local cineplex in Russia.
Speaker 2: You don't think they movie theaters of Russia. I don't
Speaker 2: think they play that. It did not make the cut, No,
Speaker 2: because they lost. They don't want to show you movies that.
Speaker 2: They want to show you propaganda.
Speaker 9: Honey, let's get some popcorn and see Miracle.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yes, I think the AMC and Kiev for about three
Speaker 6: or four weeks they had that running there and then they
Speaker 6: pulled it.
Speaker 3: One time one.
Speaker 9: Realized they were Chicken in Kiev.
Speaker 4: Uh you see what he did, Chicken Kiva in keV
Speaker 4: they would be rooting for the US. Oh that's yeah,
Speaker 4: that's right. Okay, well I don't.
Speaker 2: Get the wrong country. All of a sudden, we got
Speaker 2: political Chris in California. Hi, Chris, how are you today?
Speaker 8: The pub of the morning to you all have a
Speaker 8: several things for the show. I'd like to offer up
Speaker 8: a name for Hu's resume, and then I got a
Speaker 8: uh some mireable stating.
Speaker 12: For Todd.
Speaker 8: I think we can answered resume the Moyle and romentum
Speaker 8: because we know how to cut off the momentum.
Speaker 3: Show that's not necessary.
Speaker 4: Wow Moyle.
Speaker 8: And for us our stats, we got a Barry Bond
Speaker 8: was intentionally walked U in the lowest amount of times,
Speaker 8: more than like three or four franchises in their total history.
Speaker 8: So I think that would be pretty tough to break.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what what did he get intentionally walk like two
Speaker 2: hundred times one year, like two thirty two or something
Speaker 2: crazy pulling.
Speaker 9: He was Barry Bond's peak. Berry Bonds was once walked,
Speaker 9: just walked two hundred and thirty two games that times
Speaker 9: in the season that was four. He was intentionally walked
Speaker 9: one hundred and twenty times that season. That's double the
Speaker 9: best ever, like the second best ever. I think his
Speaker 9: poohole set sixty one.
Speaker 4: Jeremy in California, Hi, Jeremy, what's on your mind?
Speaker 11: Hey Dan, you guys were talking about movies earlier.
Speaker 13: Let me get this one thing out of the way.
Speaker 10: First.
Speaker 11: My nine er should immediately shine Darius Slay without hesitation.
Speaker 11: That dude's stud even at thirty four. But my main
Speaker 11: thing that triggered me to call you guys today was
Speaker 11: you were talking about great movies? Might I recommend Sacario
Speaker 11: and wind River along with Sandlot as a sports movie
Speaker 11: owning Sandlot. But the producer that answered my call, I
Speaker 11: was asking.
Speaker 14: Him if you guys might be able to continue to
Speaker 14: take recommendations on shows or movies that are stream or
Speaker 14: binge worthy and maybe have a link on your website
Speaker 14: to aggregate them so people know what where to go
Speaker 14: to look for new shows to watch when they're done
Speaker 14: watching everything that they think is we're a stream.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, thank you, Jeremy. I have seen those
Speaker 2: movies that you brought up. Reacher is very good.
Speaker 4: I like Reacher a.
Speaker 2: Lot and I am watching White Lotus.
Speaker 4: It's it's a slow burn right now? Is that the
Speaker 4: third season?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Is it?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I haven't started the slow burn. It's in Thailand. I'm
Speaker 2: trying to think what else.
Speaker 5: I just rewatched Beef for the second time. Okay, that's
Speaker 5: really good. That's really good. It's about this like road
Speaker 5: rage incident. Speaking of dark, that gets extremely dark.
Speaker 2: I only got through half of the first episode. Oh man, yeah,
Speaker 2: I know, I know. You gotta get me. And if
Speaker 2: you don't get me, then I'm going and uh, I
Speaker 2: usually don't come back.
Speaker 9: Yes, Pauline, I just started a series called Paradise with
Speaker 9: Sterling K. Brown.
Speaker 4: Heard great things about it.
Speaker 9: Good first episode, huge curveball at the end and it
Speaker 9: goes a completely different direction, but very good.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, I'm trying to think anything else that.
Speaker 2: Uh, let's see the Jeremy Renner series.
Speaker 4: Mayor of Kingstown. Oh yeah, that good. That was great,
Speaker 4: That was real good.
Speaker 2: Hacks is really really funny, really funny, very funny. It's
Speaker 2: kind of based off of Joan Rivers in her career
Speaker 2: in Vegas, and.
Speaker 4: Jeane Smart is fantastic in that. Yes, she is brilliant.
Speaker 2: She is really and her assistant is the daughter of
Speaker 2: Lorraine Newman, who was one of the original cast members
Speaker 2: of Saturday Night Live, and she does a great job
Speaker 2: as well. Spencer in Texas, Hi, Spencer, what's on your
Speaker 2: mind today?
Speaker 16: Hey?
Speaker 17: Dan toalking more and see you guys. Just wanted to
Speaker 17: get a shout out to Brown for hit his fifty thousand,
Speaker 17: but also wanted to shout out Thomas Harley last night
Speaker 17: for the game win goal with a doubt started at
Speaker 17: three point nine seconds less and the.
Speaker 13: Third against the Devils so I just want to give
Speaker 13: a shout out to those two guys.
Speaker 10: They're fun to watch.
Speaker 4: I appreciate all right, thank you, Spencer.
Speaker 2: It might be the only time that Dallas Starr is
Speaker 2: put in the same sentence with Lebron James. But big
Speaker 2: night for Lebron not showing any signs is slowing down.
Speaker 2: And did you have a bet with us Paulie or
Speaker 2: prediction that Lebron James that this would be his last year?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I think we were doing hot takes and I
Speaker 9: said before the All Star Game, Oh, that's right around
Speaker 9: the All Star Game, Lebron would announce this is his
Speaker 9: final season. M hmm, am, I sticking with that, is
Speaker 9: what you're asking.
Speaker 2: Yes, I tried to watch The Bear That's another one
Speaker 2: I tried. I think I got three episodes in. I
Speaker 2: think it was the pace that kind of bothered me.
Speaker 4: Yes time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, everyone tells me what I said. I bailed after
Speaker 6: watching four or five. I was like, you really needed
Speaker 6: to stick with it. It starts, trust me, it starts getting
Speaker 6: all up.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And Seton said that to me, He said, just get
Speaker 4: through the first season. It's great. I was like, yeah,
Speaker 4: I pulled the ripcord.
Speaker 5: Yes, Yeah, it's like it like I found it entertaining
Speaker 5: all the way through, So I mean that might be
Speaker 5: a difference, but it does sort of like come back
Speaker 5: and swing around to really just like knock you over
Speaker 5: the head and you're like, whoa, this is what a series?
Speaker 4: You know? Al in Atlanta? Hi, Al, what's on your mind?
Speaker 12: Good morning, Dan? One quick thing a show to watch? Severance,
Speaker 12: great series, you guys, you get on that one. But
Speaker 12: I am calling because I have to agree with Doug
Speaker 12: in North Carolina. Hoosiers a little, a little hackey, a
Speaker 12: little eighties and the the speech that he gives in
Speaker 12: the replacements is better than the speech he gives in
Speaker 12: and Hoosiers. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I will not allow this to happen on my watch today,
Speaker 2: you know, out of respect to Gene Hackman, I will
Speaker 2: not allow this to happen. We will not denigrate Hoosiers.
Speaker 2: Not today, Not gonna happen. Still, I got to get
Speaker 2: Marvin to watch it, all right, you're not helping. I
Speaker 2: gotta get Marvin. You know, there's I treat Marvel the
Speaker 2: way I do my kids. Where I go, have you watched?
Speaker 2: Then they'll go, no, No, you got to watch that
Speaker 2: and you know, there's probably seven to ten movies where
Speaker 2: I say to my kids, you should watch that.
Speaker 4: Yes, Mark.
Speaker 18: One of my first homework assignments was watching Caddyshack, and
Speaker 18: I thought it was good. There was funny parts, but
Speaker 18: the way people were hyping it up, it was like
Speaker 18: it was the funniest movie ever.
Speaker 7: And some of the jokes.
Speaker 18: Man, there's some Chevy Chase one liners that are great,
Speaker 18: But to me back to school, Rodney Dangerfield was funnier.
Speaker 18: So the only thing was people were hyping it up,
Speaker 18: and I think I was expecting it to be coming
Speaker 18: to America life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but if I said, well, you didn't know at
Speaker 2: the time that Bill Murray had lived his lines with Chevy,
Speaker 2: and plus their relationship was an awkward relationship in real life.
Speaker 2: From Saturday Night Live, I found that interesting. Rodney Dangerfield.
Speaker 2: Ted Knight was great. Go back to the Mary Tyler
Speaker 2: Moore show. Ted Knight was Ron Burgundy before Ron Burgundy
Speaker 2: out the Triton missiles or whatever those things. When they
Speaker 2: had the gang fight there with all the other news anchors.
Speaker 2: All right, we're just getting started, I think, or actually
Speaker 2: we're halfway through.
Speaker 3: We're in there.
Speaker 4: Come on, let's go okay, all right.
Speaker 2: Justin Verlander is going to join us on loan from
Speaker 2: the San Francisco Giants.
Speaker 4: We'll take a break.
Speaker 2: More phone calls as well, and we'll hear from Lebron
Speaker 2: James and Steph Curry coming up back after this Dan
Speaker 2: Patrick show.
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Speaker 2: coming up in a moment. Michael in La Hey, Mike,
Speaker 2: what's on your mind?
Speaker 7: H Good morning, Daniel, how are you today?
Speaker 4: Good Michael.
Speaker 20: A couple of quick ones for you.
Speaker 21: The unbreakable record that would be Cy Young's seven hundred
Speaker 21: and forty nine complete games. As much as I love
Speaker 21: the amazing Justin Verlander, he has twenty six, so not
Speaker 21: gonna be a broke it anytime soon. And then the
Speaker 21: quick one about Tatum O'Neal's pitching form. You are absolutely correct,
Speaker 21: fantastic form. Not quite as good as Nukle Loosh, but
Speaker 21: definitely better than Tony Dan's and Angels on the outfield.
Speaker 4: All right, thank you, Michael.
Speaker 2: I don't know nu k Leloosh is pitching form not
Speaker 2: great great character not great form.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Paul, we.
Speaker 9: May have to categorize unbreakable records too. Cy Young is
Speaker 9: so far off the board, it's not even a discussion
Speaker 9: like breakable Ish, Jerry Rice's breakable ish.
Speaker 2: Well we should do modern day then, Yes, nobody's gonna
Speaker 2: average fifty points in a game in the NBA.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: I kind of started like whittling it down to stats
Speaker 5: based records, Like I get that a complete game is
Speaker 5: a stat, but it's kind of more of a like
Speaker 5: longevity thing, just like cal Ripken and consecutive games. So
Speaker 5: I tried to do it's more about say rushing yards
Speaker 5: or assists or stolen bases or points per game, that
Speaker 5: kind of thing.
Speaker 2: Okay, because if you did modern you know, I think
Speaker 2: we look at the NBA, there's two ways to look
Speaker 2: at it. It's like nineteen eighty, after nineteen eighty or
Speaker 2: before nineteen eighty when you're looking at stats and maybe
Speaker 2: even a little bit further back with some of those
Speaker 2: stats that are probably unbreakable. But I think when burd
Speaker 2: and Magic came in, that's when I think it kind
Speaker 2: of started, but yeah, complete games forget about because it's
Speaker 2: not that important. Now you go five, five and a third.
Speaker 2: It's like, man, you're a workhorse there. Speaking of which,
Speaker 2: seguees Justin Verlander just turned forty two years of age.
Speaker 2: When do you feel forty two?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 15: When I'm forty two, apparently I still feel great, So.
Speaker 7: Get I get out of bed in the morning.
Speaker 15: I keep expecting these ags and pains everybody talks about,
Speaker 15: but I feel pretty good.
Speaker 2: I'd like that you gave me a nice backdrop there
Speaker 2: at Scottsdale Stadium.
Speaker 7: We thought about it. You're welcome.
Speaker 4: I appreciate that instead of some stare old room there.
Speaker 2: I like that you got you gotta you got a
Speaker 2: career as a cinematographer.
Speaker 7: Here.
Speaker 2: Let me start with the automated strike zone. With you
Speaker 2: having done this for so long and now you see
Speaker 2: the younger pitchers who were going to grow up with
Speaker 2: this adapt to this. Is there an upside in your
Speaker 2: opinion to an automated strike zone?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think there's upside to it.
Speaker 15: I I like the appeal system over the full automated zone,
Speaker 15: and the reason being, I think these umpires are are
Speaker 15: asked to do a really difficult job, and you know
Speaker 15: they're also the best in the world at it, even
Speaker 15: though they they're not perfect, but they're you know, that's
Speaker 15: that's a that's a tough zone to call, especially when
Speaker 15: guys are throwing one hundred miles an hour with nasty,
Speaker 15: breaking balls. So I don't want to take away the
Speaker 15: part of the game that I love, which is catcher framing,
Speaker 15: you know, the picture, hitting his spot and getting a
Speaker 15: call because everything everything presented correctly and it looks like
Speaker 15: a strike, and the umpire calls calls it even though
Speaker 15: it's maybe a you know, half an inch off and
Speaker 15: the batter doesn't quite no. So in a in a
Speaker 15: big spot, in a big spot in the game, maybe
Speaker 15: he challenges. But if it's the first, second, third inning,
Speaker 15: nobody really knows if it's if it's actually a ball
Speaker 15: or strike. So I don't want to take away that
Speaker 15: part of the game. But I think, you know, there's
Speaker 15: obviously opportunities where it's an egregiously wrong call where you
Speaker 15: can turn that over or late in the game in
Speaker 15: a big spot where you know both sides want to
Speaker 15: make sure we get it right. Well, I say both sides,
Speaker 15: but you know, everybody wants to make sure you get
Speaker 15: it right.
Speaker 2: I saw where Max Sure's there's not a in favor
Speaker 2: of this, and then I had to laugh because you
Speaker 2: guys are veterans. You know, you guys got calls like
Speaker 2: you know, the the umpire might give you the benefit
Speaker 2: of the doubt, you know, Greg Maddox, Tom Glavin, you
Speaker 2: sure's are you know, the automated strike zone.
Speaker 4: They don't know who you are.
Speaker 15: You know, I wish they don't. They don't do that
Speaker 15: anymore for us. You know, you go back, you know
Speaker 15: when I first came in the game, and you know
Speaker 15: you had those guys that you mentioned, Rocket Roger, you know,
Speaker 15: Uh Maddix, Uh Johnson, all those guys.
Speaker 7: You know, you come into a game and it's like, hey,
Speaker 7: you're gonna have a little bit bigger zone. Today. These
Speaker 7: guys have earned it, you know, they tell all the
Speaker 7: hitters that.
Speaker 15: And but with the umpire is being monitored now, they
Speaker 15: they get even though it's not an automated strike zone,
Speaker 15: they get they get graded on every single game. So
Speaker 15: you know, I'm sure some of these older school umpires
Speaker 15: would like to give us a little bit bigger zone, but
Speaker 15: we don't get that advantage anymore.
Speaker 7: Unfortunately, I would love it.
Speaker 2: How important is three hundred wins to you? You're a
Speaker 2: two sixty two?
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, Look, I mean i'd be lying if I
Speaker 15: said it wasn't it wasn't important. I you know, I
Speaker 15: see pretty clearly that, you know, unless something changes, that
Speaker 15: I'd probably the last to have a chance to do it.
Speaker 7: So it's something that is off in the distance. Uh,
Speaker 7: I'm not I'm not saying that.
Speaker 15: I'm you know, the only reason I'm playing is he
Speaker 15: at three hundred, I still feel good. I still feel
Speaker 15: like I can be successful, quite successful. I don't want
Speaker 15: to go out there and make a fool of myself
Speaker 15: just to try to try to reach that goal. But
Speaker 15: you know, I think the injuries that I sustained last
Speaker 15: last year particularly actually I learned a lot from and
Speaker 15: you know, I I I think I can be the
Speaker 15: pitcher that I was three years ago when I won
Speaker 15: the cy Young So, you know, if three hundred happens,
Speaker 15: it happens.
Speaker 7: But it's something that like a lot of the things
Speaker 7: I've I've been able to achieve my career.
Speaker 15: Uh, it just happens because you're out there taking the
Speaker 15: ball and doing all the right things and just pitching.
Speaker 7: That's it.
Speaker 2: What's the conversation like when you sit down with Kate
Speaker 2: and you go, well, tell me what the conversations like
Speaker 2: where you decide you want to play another year?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, she's super supportive.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 15: I'm uh, you know, it's it's getting harder. Our daughter
Speaker 15: is six now and in kindergarten, so, uh, you got
Speaker 15: real school happening where they can't just pick up and
Speaker 15: transplant the family for the baseball season. But you know,
Speaker 15: she knows how much I care and how how much
Speaker 15: passion I have for this, and and and and My
Speaker 15: analogy is.
Speaker 7: You know, I want to set a good example for
Speaker 7: my daughter.
Speaker 15: And you know, my analogy is like I've spent my
Speaker 15: entire life training for this marathon.
Speaker 7: I literally since I'm five years old.
Speaker 15: Since I was five, I picked up at baseball and
Speaker 15: told my parents I wanted to be a major League
Speaker 15: baseball player. And here I am living my dream and
Speaker 15: still feel like I can can play at a high level.
Speaker 15: So you know, I've trained my entire life to be
Speaker 15: in the middle of this marathon. Here I am running it,
Speaker 15: and I feel like I'm you know, I don't know
Speaker 15: how close I am the finish line, but I'm damn close.
Speaker 15: And and you know what a disservice it would be
Speaker 15: to me and my you know, my daughter to to
Speaker 15: to give up now, So you know, I'm going to
Speaker 15: keep playing and working as hard as I can. And
Speaker 15: and then talking to my friends, they tell me the
Speaker 15: guys that are retired, they say, when you know, you know,
Speaker 15: And I don't.
Speaker 7: Know exactly what that means yet, so that tells me
Speaker 7: I'm not there.
Speaker 2: He's justin Verlander. And now with the Giants signed a
Speaker 2: one year deal. Uh do you have to hate the
Speaker 2: Dodgers more because you're a Giant? Is there a pamphlet
Speaker 2: that they give you on disliking the Dodgers?
Speaker 20: Uh?
Speaker 15: No, it's more just a vibe, you know. I think
Speaker 15: you can pick up on it. I'm actually excited.
Speaker 7: I haven't.
Speaker 15: Look, I've had some rivalries, but it's it's it's nothing
Speaker 15: like this. It doesn't have the history. It's had some
Speaker 15: just like you know in Detroit there were you know,
Speaker 15: for a few years, the White Sox were really good
Speaker 15: and we were battling, and then the Indians and then
Speaker 15: with Houston, the v A's were really good, and then the
Speaker 15: Rangers were really good. I haven't had a rivalry like this,
Speaker 15: so I think just it just happens when you start
Speaker 15: playing the games against each other and and you just
Speaker 15: feel it, and the stadium you know, has that atmosphere
Speaker 15: to it that's just different.
Speaker 7: Feels like a playoff game. I'm pretty excited about it.
Speaker 2: If you could take one pitch off, and you know
Speaker 2: pitchers in your era, So if it's somebody's fastball, somebody's
Speaker 2: breaking ball, somebody slider, uh, give me, give me who
Speaker 2: you would uh.
Speaker 4: You would pick? And which which pitch?
Speaker 15: Geez uh does it have to I mean I would
Speaker 15: love Lemon splitter.
Speaker 7: That would be yeah, all right, all right that I.
Speaker 15: Have a hard time, Like my changeup hasn't been a
Speaker 15: pitch I've been able to utilize much the last like
Speaker 15: five or six years, even though I threw it a
Speaker 15: lot when I was younger. I don't have a pitch
Speaker 15: that really moves that way. So that would be that
Speaker 15: would be lovely if I could use that.
Speaker 4: Okay, but what about curveball? What about fast I.
Speaker 7: Mean Kersh's Curseh's curveball. You know iconic tea.
Speaker 4: Can you teach Kershaw's curveball.
Speaker 7: No, I don't think so.
Speaker 15: I think this is actually a problem that a lot
Speaker 15: of people fall into. It's a trap where everybody with
Speaker 15: all of the analytics now you can find out.
Speaker 7: You can watch video.
Speaker 15: You can see exactly how he throws it and and
Speaker 15: the spin that he gets on it, just like any
Speaker 15: other's any other anybody else's pitch. But I think there's
Speaker 15: something innate with the way that you throw a baseball.
Speaker 15: It's like the gate of a horse, you know, like
Speaker 15: it's just so unique to you, and that's what allows
Speaker 15: you to be successful at certain things. You know, you
Speaker 15: talk about a fastball, I would want. I want my fastball.
Speaker 15: I think my fastball is one of the one of
Speaker 15: the best, if not, you know, it's one of the
Speaker 15: best in the history.
Speaker 7: Of it's uh So, I think that's just how I.
Speaker 15: Throw a baseball though. It's just what I was born
Speaker 15: to do and and the way my body works. I
Speaker 15: can't throw a sinker to save my life, you know,
Speaker 15: I I it just it just it just doesn't work,
Speaker 15: you know. But the reason that it doesn't work is because,
Speaker 15: you know, the way I throw creates such a great
Speaker 15: it's beneficent forcing.
Speaker 4: But if you were coming up.
Speaker 2: Now, I wonder the longevity of your career because you
Speaker 2: would be a different picture.
Speaker 7: Very different.
Speaker 15: I I I often wonder about this because I mean,
Speaker 15: it permeates all the way down now to the to
Speaker 15: the little league level. I mean, you see all these
Speaker 15: Instagram famous places where you go to to learn how
Speaker 15: to throw harder, and and you.
Speaker 7: Know, I, well, look, they have a place they do.
Speaker 7: But for me.
Speaker 15: You know, if if I look back at my my
Speaker 15: trajectory when I was a young kid, and I clearly
Speaker 15: got to the point pretty quickly where my father was like, uh,
Speaker 15: you know, you're you're past my expertise.
Speaker 7: I don't know what the hell I'm doing here, you know.
Speaker 15: So he found me a local coach and that coach
Speaker 15: talked baseball back then, you know, talked about uh mechanics
Speaker 15: and feel and flow. And his name was Bob Smith
Speaker 15: and and Richmond, Virginia. And you know, uh that is
Speaker 15: gone now.
Speaker 7: I think.
Speaker 15: I think now if my dad were to be in
Speaker 15: the same position, he would send me somewhere that teaches
Speaker 15: me how to be a little more cookie cutter and
Speaker 15: try to throw as try to throw as hard as
Speaker 15: you can, instead of instead of learning your own mechanics
Speaker 15: and cultivating your own movement pattern and and learning how
Speaker 15: to pitch a little bit more. And and I don't know,
Speaker 15: I don't know where that leads. Yeah, I I talked
Speaker 15: about this a lot. I don't know if I would
Speaker 15: have been able to have this career had I came
Speaker 15: up in today's.
Speaker 2: Age, toughest out in your career, Like this guy came
Speaker 2: to the plate and you go, all right, let me
Speaker 2: just try something totally out of left field.
Speaker 15: Salvador Perez has done really well again me in division, Yeah,
Speaker 15: I would say.
Speaker 16: You know.
Speaker 7: The good thing is though he didn't have a ton
Speaker 7: of homers against me.
Speaker 15: So in Salvi, sorry Salve. He's not the fastest guy
Speaker 15: on the on the face of the earth, so it.
Speaker 7: Didn't bother me so much. But if he came up
Speaker 7: with men on base, it was trouble for me.
Speaker 2: But would you rather give up a bomb or one
Speaker 2: that trickles right over the left field wall?
Speaker 7: Great question. It depends on the situation in the game.
Speaker 2: Let's say it's just, you know, you're up five to nothing, bomb,
Speaker 2: I'd rather give up a homer, like, yeah, four hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty feet, You're okay.
Speaker 7: I'm completely fine with it.
Speaker 15: I at least I challenged you, you know, and you
Speaker 15: know I can move on from that.
Speaker 7: We're still up for nothing. There's nobody on base. I
Speaker 7: still feel comfortable.
Speaker 15: A little blooper, and then, you know, and then another
Speaker 15: guy gets a base hitting out's you know you got
Speaker 15: you know, then a guy hits a homer and it's
Speaker 15: a you know, two run ball game.
Speaker 7: That's a little different.
Speaker 2: Greg Maddox said, I said, describe the sound of a
Speaker 2: home run. He says, it's like a it's like a
Speaker 2: car crash.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean these guys, you know, do you know it
Speaker 4: right away.
Speaker 7: Without Sometimes? Yeah, a lot of times.
Speaker 15: No, it's kind of like, you know, you just had
Speaker 15: that reaction where you're like, you know, get down your
Speaker 15: you're in your head the whole thing. You got a
Speaker 15: few seconds, so you get down, get down, get down.
Speaker 15: You just don't you know it's going to be closed.
Speaker 15: And then some of them you're just like.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, when you're not pitching in spring training, what's
Speaker 2: what do you do?
Speaker 20: Like?
Speaker 15: You know, I uh, there's been a lot of guys
Speaker 15: here playing chess, so that's been fun. We've been getting
Speaker 15: some good chess games. Going on, and we're gonna start
Speaker 15: a San Francisco Giants chess club.
Speaker 4: Not in the dugout.
Speaker 7: Not in the dugout.
Speaker 15: No, No, in spring training, you don't really, I mean,
Speaker 15: especially especially with my tenure, they don't make me be
Speaker 15: in the dugout anymore.
Speaker 7: But it's been fun this year.
Speaker 15: I mean, that's one of the positives of my family
Speaker 15: not being out here, which has been difficult. Is my
Speaker 15: first spring training in Arizona, but I've had more time
Speaker 15: to connect with the younger guys and and spend some
Speaker 15: time at the field.
Speaker 7: So I really, uh enjoy just.
Speaker 15: Taking that, taking that all in, you know, and I
Speaker 15: think the perspective of where I'm at in my career,
Speaker 15: you know, I think you want to you want to
Speaker 15: enjoy it a little bit more and realize that it's
Speaker 15: not indefinite that you get to play this game. And
Speaker 15: so it's been fun being around and hanging around the
Speaker 15: park lot.
Speaker 4: What happened Will you wear when you go into the
Speaker 4: Hall of Fame?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 7: Gosh? Uh?
Speaker 15: You know, I I honestly, I I honestly do not know.
Speaker 15: I don't think I would tell you even if I did.
Speaker 4: But it's a good problem to have justin it is
Speaker 4: a good problem to have.
Speaker 15: You're right, you know, who could have known what would
Speaker 15: have happened in Houston when I got traded there in seventeen, you.
Speaker 2: Know, like, uh, like how much success I was able
Speaker 2: to have?
Speaker 15: No, like I I couldn't have forecasted that, you know,
Speaker 15: no nobody really could have. So you just I just
Speaker 15: have this mentality that, you know, just head down, I'm
Speaker 15: working hard and however far this career takes me and
Speaker 15: where it takes me, you know, when the dust settles,
Speaker 15: when I sit back and I look back, that's that's
Speaker 15: when I'll I'll ask those questions.
Speaker 7: But yeah, I mean I get asked.
Speaker 15: I get asked a fair amount, and and and quite frankly,
Speaker 15: I just haven't even uh tried to make that decision yet.
Speaker 15: It's obviously been thought of, but I'm trying not to
Speaker 15: make the decision.
Speaker 2: You still have your tiger uniform, don't you. Of course
Speaker 2: I did, Yeah, and your Tiger had I have.
Speaker 7: A lot of a lot of gear. Every year.
Speaker 15: Every year, at the end of the season, I send
Speaker 15: it all back to my house and and just it's like,
Speaker 15: I'm honestly not looking forward to going through all of it.
Speaker 4: Could I get the Mets gear? I mean really, that's
Speaker 4: not I mean yeah.
Speaker 7: I'll send you something. Okay, I'll send you something.
Speaker 4: We'll put it in the man cave here.
Speaker 7: That sounds good, I'll send it.
Speaker 2: Uh, Hey, have fun. Good to talk to you. Thank
Speaker 2: you again. How best to your wife?
Speaker 4: Thank you?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 2: Justin Erland Giants pitcher, two time World Series champ. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Kate was Uh we had her on a couple of times.
Speaker 2: Uh before or they got married with Kate Upton swimsuit
Speaker 2: mom supports till Stream. All right, we'll take a break.
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Speaker 2: I tend to geek out on some things. And one
Speaker 2: of the things is I like when a pitcher has
Speaker 2: to work out of a jam. And I think today's
Speaker 2: pictures are taught you get into jam. We'll just bring
Speaker 2: in another picture and the older school pitcher was out
Speaker 2: there might be the fifth inning, sixth inning, maybe seventh.
Speaker 2: Maybe you're kind of holding on. You got to pitch
Speaker 2: out of the jam. You don't want to go to
Speaker 2: the bullpen too soon. And I think that's what today's
Speaker 2: pitchers are lacking, that opportunity, the necessity to pitch out
Speaker 2: of a jam, because then when you get into a
Speaker 2: jam playoff time, then all of a sudden, you know
Speaker 2: you should be ready for it. You're familiar with it.
Speaker 2: And a lot of these pictures they don't have that opportunity.
Speaker 2: Let's see Bill and Florida. Hi, Bill, what's on your mind?
Speaker 16: Come going in?
Speaker 17: Dan?
Speaker 7: Hi?
Speaker 12: Bill couch question.
Speaker 16: At my age, you kind of round up on your
Speaker 16: height and you round down on your weight. So I'm
Speaker 16: still five to nine, I'm still above sixty five. I've
Speaker 16: got a suggestion for Marvin that he watched Hoogers, but
Speaker 16: then follow it up with the Best of Times with
Speaker 16: Robin Williams and Kurt Russell. I think that'll clean his palate.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, thank you.
Speaker 7: Bill.
Speaker 15: Is that.
Speaker 2: Quarterback wide receiver with Robin Williams? Is see the wide
Speaker 2: receiver in that movie?
Speaker 9: Yes, it's about a small high school in California. They
Speaker 9: lost the big game, the town has gone downhill. They
Speaker 9: all get back together. Kurt Russell was the star quarterback
Speaker 9: with the white shoes. Of course, great hair.
Speaker 7: Of course.
Speaker 2: Let's see, it was a few years ago when we
Speaker 2: had a poll question. It had to do with Justin Verlander,
Speaker 2: and Paulie suggested it, and of course green lit it
Speaker 2: or green lighted it.
Speaker 4: What is that when you green green light something green lit?
Speaker 4: Green lit? In a Hollywood? I think, can you green.
Speaker 9: Light past tenth present time?
Speaker 4: I don't know, Todd? Would you know that?
Speaker 10: Being?
Speaker 4: I think it's you green light something green light?
Speaker 3: That's what I think.
Speaker 2: Okay, to make sure, okay, all right, So the poll
Speaker 2: question a few years ago that I green lit with
Speaker 2: Justin Verland.
Speaker 9: Verlander, at thirty nine, had just won his third career
Speaker 9: Cy Young and the poll question was would you rather
Speaker 9: have three Cy Youngs or be married to Kate Upton?
Speaker 9: And Kate Upton won fifty.
Speaker 4: Six forty four.
Speaker 9: You can it?
Speaker 4: Take one, yes, Todd.
Speaker 6: When talking about a movie being a proof they're go
Speaker 6: into production, the correct phrase is green lit.
Speaker 3: Meaning the project received the go ahead and officially allowed
Speaker 3: to move forward.
Speaker 2: Okay, green lit. That's what I was at Woody Harrelson's apartment.
Speaker 2: I was green lit. See what I did with that? Marvin,
Speaker 2: I got it. Yeah, Pott was green.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, no, no, no, just just to call back then, okay, yeah.
Speaker 7: Lipt.
Speaker 4: Ryan in Detroit, Hi Ryan, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 10: First time, longtime, six' seven and a soft to. Forty
Speaker 10: i've got an untouchable record that hasn't been hit. On,
Speaker 10: Okay Wilt, chamberlain fifty five rebounds in a game and
Speaker 10: all time. Career there's one person that's currently playing that's
Speaker 10: in the top twenty five all time, rebounds and that's
Speaker 10: number twenty, Five Lebron.
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Speaker 2: Boston bill In New, York Hi, bill what's on your mind?
Speaker 20: Today, hey first time long Time? Dan, yeah six one two.
Speaker 20: Fifteen i've got an unbreakable. Record maybe it's more of
Speaker 20: a trivia. Question there was AN mlb team with three
Speaker 20: players with fifty or more stolen.
Speaker 4: Bases, okay and it's.
Speaker 20: Nineteen you, KNOW i can tell you the. Team you
Speaker 20: probably get, two BUT i don't think you'll get the.
Speaker 20: Third but you'll like. It, okay all, right it's the
Speaker 20: seventy Six Oakland.
Speaker 2: A's all, Right so the seventy six nineteen seventy Six
Speaker 2: Oakland a's had three players with fifty or more stolen,
Speaker 2: BASES i, Think, so, okay all, right anybody.
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Speaker 9: pitches AND i think he's a career leader being hit
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Speaker 4: Over Craig bigio And Ron.
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Speaker 2: luke what's on your?
Speaker 4: Mind?
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Speaker 2: The Great Western. Form Final hour on The, way spend
Speaker 2: a little more time on The warriors with their win
Speaker 2: against The, knicks more of your phone calls as. Well
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