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Speaker 2: Danny G. Could I give you an observation? Yeah, as
Speaker 2: I was, Sam's running the running the show here. We
Speaker 2: got big mic in a few minutes. We'll have some
Speaker 2: fun here. When you do a different time at any
Speaker 2: job you have, it changes your gym schedule and you
Speaker 2: see a whole new world. It's just your gym schedule.
Speaker 2: Because my bellies a little like, but oh.
Speaker 5: I don't want to hear about Jane, your gym schedule,
Speaker 5: Like you don't go to the gym at all, but
Speaker 5: because you're just too tired and I can't do this.
Speaker 2: It's like new random people like who these were mutants?
Speaker 2: Who's that hawk girl?
Speaker 4: Like I feel like the gym is like the one
Speaker 4: pm gym, like a completely different crowd.
Speaker 3: It's like who's that Yeah, people who do the third
Speaker 3: shift to the first shift.
Speaker 6: Also, you might need a little nap after your job,
Speaker 6: and so one day kind of feels like two days,
Speaker 6: no doubt.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like two parts.
Speaker 2: Well, hopefully you are having a great morning. Hopefully you're having,
Speaker 2: like I said earlier today, a pc A type of week.
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 4: Funny it ties into what DADG was saying because he
Speaker 4: was like, yo, man, PCA had a night.
Speaker 3: You know. I'm like, yeah, he had a walk off.
Speaker 4: Like two days ago, right, and he's like that was yesterday, Yeah,
Speaker 4: like two days ago. My clock is so thrown off
Speaker 4: lead off home run, walk off home run. The the
Speaker 4: MVP odds are shifting in his favorite over show. Hey yeah,
Speaker 4: so it's actually way closer than we would ever think.
Speaker 4: And the craziest part about it is that it's just
Speaker 4: so perfect that it's the Mets who gave him up.
Speaker 4: I'm a Mets fan, and it's just like there couldn't
Speaker 4: be something more typical that the Mets bet on every
Speaker 4: bunk prospect, but like the one they're like.
Speaker 2: Oh well we'll deal Pca. But remember they're like, we
Speaker 2: can never part ways with Ventos or Baby or the
Speaker 2: Mets are criminal in like, there's no way we can
Speaker 2: deal so and so. But we could deal this guy
Speaker 2: and it works out bad every time. Just let me
Speaker 2: event for ten seconds.
Speaker 6: Before you get to that, let me say instant karma
Speaker 6: for you, my friend. Yesterday you were trying to clown
Speaker 6: on my Dodgers a little bit. And what happened to
Speaker 6: the Mets Tatist Junior?
Speaker 2: That was let me tell you, tattists Junior with that
Speaker 2: grand slam robbery of Lindor. When he jumps up and
Speaker 2: he does that, he stands at with that most cold
Speaker 2: ass pose.
Speaker 3: Like I'll be honest, I was. I had a clip
Speaker 3: for that. That was. That was. That was pretty bad ass.
Speaker 2: But just to think about how sorry my Mets are,
Speaker 2: think of all those pictures for a minute that you know.
Speaker 4: We don't need extra convincing. I think everybody knows. But
Speaker 4: go ahead, let's go back.
Speaker 2: Let's go back to the like within the last ten years,
Speaker 2: the Mets decided to bank on Thor No, No's in
Speaker 2: the guard.
Speaker 3: Did that work out?
Speaker 4: Now the dark night, Matt Harvey, did that work out?
Speaker 4: Neither one of those guys are in the league. Who
Speaker 4: is the guy they said? Yeah, we'll let him go though,
Speaker 4: Zach Wheeler. You know, every year for the last couple
Speaker 4: of year cy young type of guy the Mets. Let's
Speaker 4: keep all, Let's keep uh. Oh, Fernando Francisco Alvarez untouchable
Speaker 4: baby untouchable. Vianto's untouchable a couple of years back. Oh
Speaker 4: pc A, Yeah, well we'll deal him.
Speaker 2: It's like, you can't, you can't make this up. It's
Speaker 2: how bad their decision making is.
Speaker 7: I don't want to like jump in out of turney. Okay,
Speaker 7: but it's not just about them being unable to recognize
Speaker 7: talent when it's sitting right in front of them. It's
Speaker 7: their inability to develop the talent when it's there. So
Speaker 7: you take a guy like PCA and you leave him
Speaker 7: on the Mets. He's not PCA bro, he's not looking
Speaker 7: for MVPs bro. He does not have the support to
Speaker 7: do that.
Speaker 2: Maybe you're right, it's to me, it's just, uh, it's
Speaker 2: just always this way. And I'm sure you everyone feels
Speaker 2: that way about their team.
Speaker 3: I get.
Speaker 2: I'm sure there's fans of different teams in the NFL,
Speaker 2: Major League Baseball, NBA where you're.
Speaker 3: Like, there's always happens to my team.
Speaker 2: But I do feel like I'm not I'm not being
Speaker 2: a prisoner of my own team. I really do feel
Speaker 2: like the Mets have a knack of these terrible decisions.
Speaker 3: I feel like I should talk to somebody about it.
Speaker 3: You know what, this is good therapy talking.
Speaker 2: You know what's what's wrong.
Speaker 3: That's my Mets. I can't take it down.
Speaker 4: Do you feel better that you got this your chest?
Speaker 4: To be honest, big audience, Dan Patrick, I apologize. I'm
Speaker 4: just saying it's just a god, it's frustrating. It's like, uh,
Speaker 4: by the way, you know Frank the tank from barstool
Speaker 4: that every I feel like that poor guy's got a
Speaker 4: heart attack.
Speaker 2: He gets so upset about his teams. He actually read
Speaker 2: someone reposted in twenty twenty one. He said, like this
Speaker 2: is I got hearte you. This is gonna be the
Speaker 2: worst move the Mets ever made. Get rid of Pca.
Speaker 2: And because I think he was that touted guy, Danny.
Speaker 2: You know how every team you know your Dodgers, can
Speaker 2: you know you know your Yankees, the guys that they
Speaker 2: tout in the minor League's like he's the guy.
Speaker 3: PCA was the guy.
Speaker 2: And they just said, well, in that moment, they really
Speaker 2: thought Hobby Bayez was the short term answer. And it
Speaker 2: clearly wasn't you know, But then again, doesn't does Guys
Speaker 2: that don't work out for every team?
Speaker 3: You thought? Vulpeople wash your next guy.
Speaker 4: So, I mean exactly what doesn't always pan out? So
Speaker 4: they took a chance. It's just their chances aren't working.
Speaker 4: Rich is a Mets fan, a disgruntled, sad, sad Mets fan.
Speaker 4: I'm a Yankees fan. We got Danny g Dodgers fan.
Speaker 4: Iowa Sam, He's just a I don't know, Hey, I
Speaker 4: grew up Rudy for the Phillies. There you go, uh,
Speaker 4: and now we welcome she guy. She stakes Sammy a
Speaker 4: guy who runs this place?
Speaker 3: Who? Yeah? I mean, so I've heard Mike who runs
Speaker 3: his take.
Speaker 4: The Microphone Assassin.
Speaker 1: It's time for Mike who runs this take?
Speaker 3: Who?
Speaker 6: Big Mike may get to be in charge of this segment,
Speaker 6: but he still doesn't run this place. He really doesn't
Speaker 6: even run this segment when you think about it, because
Speaker 6: this Mike can be turned off by Sam at any moment.
Speaker 1: It may be true, but Big Mike does get to
Speaker 1: pick the topic and then CNR offer their strong opinions
Speaker 1: on it. Consider it a warm up to Midweek Mature Mike,
Speaker 1: who rubs this take.
Speaker 4: Don't be confused. If you're watching the show, it's not
Speaker 4: Stone Cold. Steve Austin is Cold Stone Mike, thanks Cove.
Speaker 3: That's if you're new to our show. Mike's a guy
Speaker 3: that runs the office here. He oversees, he sends people around,
Speaker 3: and we always hate you what Mike. He's a great guy.
Speaker 2: He always says some either wildly dumb stuff or insightful stuff.
Speaker 2: So Mike comes in here once a week and gives
Speaker 2: a wild take and we decide if it's ridiculous or
Speaker 2: there's some merit to it.
Speaker 7: And today we are talking about a I and what
Speaker 7: it is doing to our society unless.
Speaker 3: The teams go. Of course, the days when AI meant
Speaker 3: Ellen iverson right and we've got a little sports crossover
Speaker 3: with AI.
Speaker 7: As a matter of fact. Uh, I want you guys
Speaker 7: to I don't know if you saw this online. Jason
Speaker 7: else uh with his or yeah, Jason with his commercial
Speaker 7: where he is Uh. He's not really very happy with
Speaker 7: the AI data centers. Sam AI data centers wet millions
Speaker 7: of gallons of water.
Speaker 8: That's why I look with death and Garage Beer to
Speaker 8: sign the team up.
Speaker 3: We want your pee to cool.
Speaker 8: These data centers. We want your P. Please give us
Speaker 8: your P. Let's be on computers together, watch pe.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, so that's funny. That's funny of Jason
Speaker 7: saying about our p. So it really it begs the
Speaker 7: question about what AI is really doing to society, not
Speaker 7: just with the data centers. Obviously that was tongue in
Speaker 7: cheek from you know, nobody really wants your pee. Please
Speaker 7: don't actually send him your pee. That's not a thing.
Speaker 7: But the real question is how is AI, and I
Speaker 7: would say, you know, ruining the next generation that are
Speaker 7: coming up. They're ruining And it goes back to the
Speaker 7: Columbia House discussion. We're not touching anything anymore. Everything is
Speaker 7: disappearing and all becoming digital. What is that doing to
Speaker 7: us as a society.
Speaker 4: It's a big story this week, actually, Mike. They're saying
Speaker 4: a lot of major corporations are trying to clear out
Speaker 4: the trash because all this AI is flooding up all
Speaker 4: the systems, and even brands like Spotify and other music
Speaker 4: streamers removed seventy five million bulk uploads and duplicate songs
Speaker 4: and other spamy tracks just recently. Getting rid of the
Speaker 4: AI slop is a top priority for everybody is what
Speaker 4: they're saying. Google described how the video service wiped one
Speaker 4: hundred and thirty thousand and channels of low quality content
Speaker 4: off its platform in the past six months. So all
Speaker 4: these major companies are like, yeah, this is a problem
Speaker 4: because people don't know what's real.
Speaker 3: It's watering down the product.
Speaker 4: You know, there's so many Jabbroni's out there that are
Speaker 4: just putting code into AI and saying They're saying things
Speaker 4: like this, Hey, make me a kid's channel, make me
Speaker 4: some nursery rhymes about a piglet.
Speaker 3: And here comes AI, here comes up videos and making
Speaker 3: us stupid and and we are losing our creators.
Speaker 4: But people think they could be the next big YouTube channel,
Speaker 4: and they're just pumping out crap that AI is throwing
Speaker 4: out there, and they're hoping that kids buy into it.
Speaker 4: And it is working for some people, but we're getting
Speaker 4: so much, so much crappy content, and we're losing I
Speaker 4: don't know if I don't know if it's more about
Speaker 4: quantity and less quality now, I don't know if it's so,
Speaker 4: I don't know if it's such crappy content.
Speaker 3: I think I think what's happening trash.
Speaker 2: I think what's happening is we're sadly seeing AI make
Speaker 2: something in mere seconds that used to take a creative.
Speaker 3: Human quite a while to do.
Speaker 2: It could be a like if you're on the radio
Speaker 2: or doing a podcast, a bit or a parody song,
Speaker 2: or like even like people that are authors and writing
Speaker 2: scripts and books and everything like it's I'm telling you, Mike,
Speaker 2: it's uh, it's terrible. I think over generations, if it
Speaker 2: doesn't go away, people are just gonna lose all sensitive, creative.
Speaker 3: And don't forget.
Speaker 7: For about ten years, there was this this deep fake
Speaker 7: thing that everybody was talking about. Nobody talks about deep
Speaker 7: fakes anymore. There's no such thing as a deep fake
Speaker 7: because your AI can do that in ten seconds.
Speaker 3: It's called it all fake.
Speaker 4: It's dangerous also because I feel like occasionally I get fooled.
Speaker 2: So if you have boomer parents, they could be consuming
Speaker 2: all fake stuff on social.
Speaker 4: Whether it's news, politics, local stuff, national stuff. There's stuff
Speaker 4: where you know, there's scams going on where people are
Speaker 4: doing AI of like an older person's kids, like I
Speaker 4: need money, Mom, send it here. Like there's so many
Speaker 4: layers where this could go wrong, but I do feel
Speaker 4: like you know your daughter's a teenager. The younger generation,
Speaker 4: they sniff, they sniff it out, and they're sort of
Speaker 4: fighting back like, yea, this is lame, Like the the
Speaker 4: idea of AI to a teenager is lame, which even graphic.
Speaker 4: I think the promise and the hope is that younger
Speaker 4: people think it's corny. And when younger people think it's corny,
Speaker 4: I think that there's a we're gonna you remember what.
Speaker 3: Problem, Mike, Mike, what didn't my Space go away?
Speaker 4: My Space was the coolest, it got spammy, it got overdone,
Speaker 4: and then my Space went with fake women, fake.
Speaker 2: Women, like look at look at social media. Now you
Speaker 2: click on something and it's like that girl's not even real.
Speaker 7: But here's the problem. Here's the problem. The thing that's
Speaker 7: not spammy and uncool to the to the kids is
Speaker 7: using it to pass a test, using it to write
Speaker 7: a paper, using it.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 7: And that's my point is that's I think what we're
Speaker 7: losing more than anything is our own creativity, as like
Speaker 7: a society, as like a human species. Like I'm talking
Speaker 7: about art, I'm talking about literature. I'm talking about basic communication,
Speaker 7: face to face with one another. We are losing these
Speaker 7: basic skills because we're just giving him to AI.
Speaker 4: We made the joke recently, how you know some kids again,
Speaker 4: most kids can sniff this out with Some kids say
Speaker 4: that they can't write a paper without AI at this point,
Speaker 4: And we made the joke recently, like we would write
Speaker 4: a paper without even reading the book.
Speaker 3: You know, it's idiography.
Speaker 4: It forced us to use our right again your working.
Speaker 7: Listen, I made up an entire book to write a
Speaker 7: book report on, like I made up the publishing company.
Speaker 7: I made up the title because I meant like because
Speaker 7: because my teacher is really going to go check that
Speaker 7: this was really a book.
Speaker 3: Of course they're not.
Speaker 4: Going to the library the whole book. We used our
Speaker 4: brain and cliffs Notes. Yes, so we got to pour
Speaker 4: one out the cliff.
Speaker 5: Me and Danny were talking about how like AI is
Speaker 5: kind of like Cliff's notes, Like you should only use
Speaker 5: it as like a reference, not as something to base
Speaker 5: your entire project or paper around.
Speaker 7: If you're using an AI prompt, use it as a prompt,
Speaker 7: don't use it as your actual content.
Speaker 3: You're supposed to.
Speaker 7: Get a prompt and then do your own creative thought process.
Speaker 7: I have a question writing it figuring it out learning, Mike.
Speaker 7: Let's say you go to give me any NFL team,
Speaker 7: the Carolina Panthers.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's say you're Caroline, that is your team. You're
Speaker 2: the only guy that ithers, Mike. So let's know any
Speaker 2: other Panthers Panther fans. Yeah, I was gonna say good colors. Yeah,
Speaker 2: cool logo.
Speaker 3: That's the only thing I'd say. Nice kidding, Caroline. So
Speaker 3: let's say you're interviewing Bryce Young.
Speaker 2: All right, do you if you I guess you've seen
Speaker 2: this on social media where someone's caught like a not
Speaker 2: for the Panthers, but people have caught young reporters being like,
Speaker 2: hey like CHATBT. What question should I ask Brush Young?
Speaker 3: Is that?
Speaker 4: Is that like cheating as a reporter? Like are people
Speaker 4: using AI too much? Whether they're not even using their
Speaker 4: own noggin or do you think that's a tool.
Speaker 7: My hope is that in a situation like that, this
Speaker 7: reporter is not going to stand out and is not
Speaker 7: going to be able to continue a career by doing
Speaker 7: that sort of thing because they're not actually getting unique
Speaker 7: and insightful questions from AI.
Speaker 3: And is always accurate. AI is not always accurate either,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 7: But that's by the way, that's going to change. Don't
Speaker 7: forget we're in the infancy of AI.
Speaker 4: They're uploading books as I speak. Well, the problem is they're.
Speaker 7: Uploading books and then they're kind of getting rid of
Speaker 7: the physical copies of those.
Speaker 5: They're chopping them up, and that's alarming because is very
Speaker 5: copy being gone.
Speaker 3: Is like, okay, well that was our last point of
Speaker 3: reference there.
Speaker 2: I think there's a guys, what happened when when socially
Speaker 2: quote woke culture woke culture got too there's a pushback,
Speaker 2: and the pendulum always sort of comes back to the middle, right.
Speaker 2: I think that AI, once you push the limit, there
Speaker 2: is gonna be that like younger kid pushback, like AI's
Speaker 2: corny and lame.
Speaker 3: I don't like.
Speaker 2: I think eventually we'll find a place where AI fits
Speaker 2: into what we do.
Speaker 3: But like pump the brakes.
Speaker 4: I think at some point, I don't I like to
Speaker 4: think it's not gonna be the problem we think it's
Speaker 4: gonna be.
Speaker 5: I don't know, man, you got these AI tech nerds,
Speaker 5: you know, pushing all these different companies. There's guys constantly
Speaker 5: on social media talking about it.
Speaker 2: We can we know what I talk about? Once in
Speaker 2: a while that, uh, we call it the old fashion.
Speaker 2: Sounds dirty, but it's not. Given the old fashion.
Speaker 4: Sometimes your instinct is too much to not use your
Speaker 4: head and you immediately look it up, not even chat,
Speaker 4: not even like chat or AI, like if Danny, if
Speaker 4: I was like, hey, what was the score that?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 3: You know, Raiders Eagle super Bowl.
Speaker 4: But a lot of times use your brains instead of
Speaker 4: trying to be like how I was this going.
Speaker 3: You're so quick to not even try to It's the
Speaker 3: information highway, bro, information is super highway.
Speaker 6: But at the same time, Rich, we do live shows
Speaker 6: on PM Drive on the network, and when you ask
Speaker 6: a question out loud, I type it into my Advanced
Speaker 6: Chad GPT. We call them Chad because they's our homie
Speaker 6: and it gives me the info you need on the spot.
Speaker 6: So I hear what you're saying. But it's got to
Speaker 6: just be used as a tool. You can't you can't
Speaker 6: be lazy. Here's what I do, Like for brain Wave,
Speaker 6: our Friday game. I write the questions. I write my
Speaker 6: three answers that I think are like even and you
Speaker 6: guys are gonna have a hard time with. But then
Speaker 6: I shoot it over to my Chad GPT and I say,
Speaker 6: are any of these answers are runaway? And it'll tell
Speaker 6: me and then I look at other options. So I
Speaker 6: kind of use it to check my work or help
Speaker 6: me to advance my work, but I don't use it
Speaker 6: to do the work.
Speaker 3: How do you feel about this, Danny?
Speaker 2: How do you feel about some of the works in
Speaker 2: corporate America that runs every one of their emails through
Speaker 2: chat before they send it to their employees.
Speaker 3: Yeah, listen, it's a six scard.
Speaker 7: AI is going to be smarter than us and soon
Speaker 7: like that's that's like I'll give you I don't know,
Speaker 7: terminator kind of.
Speaker 4: I think if you want to make a concise tweet, yeah,
Speaker 4: AI could help you there.
Speaker 3: If you're really trying to do.
Speaker 4: Something professionally, people pick up on it. Though you're saying,
Speaker 4: people pick up because there's a patterns we need to
Speaker 4: tell you. I'm telling you again, I have a teenage daughter, right,
Speaker 4: so she's right in that pocket.
Speaker 3: She could tell you. She knows if her teachers or
Speaker 3: coaches to straight up.
Speaker 4: Put it through AI because there's a patterns that they
Speaker 4: sniff out like immediately, and.
Speaker 3: Then when she'll she'll read it to me and she'll
Speaker 3: point it out.
Speaker 4: She could predict how the next sentence will be set
Speaker 4: up because it was clearly AI. But like Sam said,
Speaker 4: they will improve it, so eventually it becomes better.
Speaker 3: So you gotta be.
Speaker 6: Don't forget you and a lot of other people are
Speaker 6: using the free version. The free version is what gave
Speaker 6: me incorrect info. Once I started paying a small monthly fee,
Speaker 6: I have advanced information right now, I pay a little money.
Speaker 3: You can be smart like me.
Speaker 4: Right now, I think we just have to pour one
Speaker 4: out to not only the deep fake guy that you mentioned, Mike,
Speaker 4: but you know, the photoshop guy, because no one says
Speaker 4: photoshop anymore, Yo, what is that AI? No one says, Yo,
Speaker 4: that's photoshop this AI right, and the parody maker, like
Speaker 4: Ridge said, so if you're one.
Speaker 3: Of those two people, we feel bad for it. Je.
Speaker 3: No one's asked that guy anything in twenty years.
Speaker 4: Yeah, James, use it as a tool, use it to
Speaker 4: your advantage.
Speaker 5: It's not a lot different from you know, Google. We'll say, oh,
Speaker 5: google it, and no one bats an eye at that.
Speaker 5: But the next level the use of it, Yeah, it's
Speaker 5: next level, and it is improving. They still make mistakes.
Speaker 5: I remember old Google was like the most reliable thing
Speaker 5: you'd You'd be like one word from a song you
Speaker 5: could type in, oh, there's the song, listen. But the
Speaker 5: use of AI that I find like atrophies your brain
Speaker 5: the fastest is like summarizing emails and summarizing an article.
Speaker 5: You're like, just read the article. It's already like in
Speaker 5: bullet points. Why do you need to summarize it. You're
Speaker 5: you're lacking the details there.
Speaker 3: You know what it is. It's like everything in life.
Speaker 2: People push things and take it too far and you're like,
Speaker 2: if you just used it in moderation, it's like everything right,
Speaker 2: think about drugs, drinking, every everything, people of vices, gambling,
Speaker 2: your porn habits, that too, every everything rich.
Speaker 3: Rich.
Speaker 7: By the way, you guys were talking about physical CDs
Speaker 7: and videotapes earlier, and then you were thinking you were thinking, you.
Speaker 4: Were thinking of those big cases that smut used to
Speaker 4: come in milk kurts, the old puffy white vhs.
Speaker 3: Is it is either a Disney movie or something.
Speaker 4: You shouldn't be watching, By the way, not is it
Speaker 4: weird that it was either like the snow White or
Speaker 4: something else?
Speaker 3: What is she doing with the seven dwarves.
Speaker 2: I just think that it's it's people going overboard with anything, right, moderation,
Speaker 2: like I said, gambling, like you said, smut uh.
Speaker 3: You could just say the Internet.
Speaker 4: It's like it had a great purpose, but you know
Speaker 4: then we use it for evil a.
Speaker 3: You can you can't ask humans to like keep it
Speaker 3: in moderation.
Speaker 5: There's always gonna be bad actors involved to use it
Speaker 5: and use it.
Speaker 7: I forget that, you know, like even the Internet, the
Speaker 7: Internet started with universities, like it was about education and
Speaker 7: sharing information. That's why the Internet started as the information
Speaker 7: super highway. And we have gotten to the point where
Speaker 7: it literally is it's so simple now that hell, half
Speaker 7: the time, my Alexa at home will tell me the
Speaker 7: answer I'm looking for and I haven't even asked for it,
Speaker 7: Like she just starts talking to me like oh do
Speaker 7: you want to know about this and that and the
Speaker 7: other thing?
Speaker 3: But like okay, hey, that's.
Speaker 5: Where we're headed, Like AI and your home is to
Speaker 5: start like thinking ahead so that you're like I would
Speaker 5: have thought of that like ten seconds later, but it
Speaker 5: already has all this stuff I need.
Speaker 3: Do you find it?
Speaker 2: Do you find it helpful when you're at home? Device
Speaker 2: your echo or whatever you have is like I think
Speaker 2: you're due to buy paper towels and you're like, oh
Speaker 2: my god.
Speaker 3: I am like, did you find that helpful? Or no?
Speaker 4: Sam, now that it is helpful, it's how you use it.
Speaker 4: But I think our phones it's making us weak. It's
Speaker 4: one step ahead of our thoughts. I've picked up on
Speaker 4: that so many times, like, Wow, how did they know?
Speaker 4: This is crazy? That's where my train track of thought
Speaker 4: was going. My phone's already there. But there is a
Speaker 4: great use, Like we were talking about pc A. If
Speaker 4: you're like, man, the guy hit a leadoff.
Speaker 3: Home run and a walk off Has anyone ever done
Speaker 3: that before? While Kevino's talking, I could Yeah, I could
Speaker 3: turn my mic and be like, hey, chat dude, has
Speaker 3: anyone ever done Hey? You're gonna put stat Muse out
Speaker 3: of business?
Speaker 4: Right, You're gonna put a Lias at the sports bureau
Speaker 4: out of work.
Speaker 7: Everybody's gonna be out of business. That's kind of half
Speaker 7: the point then, right, Like I can do so much
Speaker 7: stuff that we just don't need people for him.
Speaker 6: Mike, Yes, but joined an extremely short list, did he Yeah,
Speaker 6: that's what it says. See Vic Power. Darren Erstad read Johnson,
Speaker 6: Ian Kinsler, Chris Young and now Pcakarad.
Speaker 3: I haven't heard that name in a long time.
Speaker 4: Thanks chat, Chad, Mike, thanks for the take. We have
Speaker 4: more Covin and Rich ice Cube is going to join us.
Speaker 4: And here from Patrick Grenna and Daniel Fischel to Panga.
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Speaker 6: they roll these to see who gets the first take.
Speaker 3: Danny G Why are your red love dice so sticky
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Speaker 6: Somebody snap one of our big red love dice this
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Speaker 6: Somebody was playing with one of our dogs. Are you
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Speaker 6: most famous person besides Brian Bell Ofweezer from Iowa City, Iowa, Iowa.
Speaker 5: Sam Ah, thanks guys, Hi Sam Hi Tom. I'm a
Speaker 5: little out of breath from dancing too early for this here.
Speaker 5: It's like an early morning workout. A little heart rates
Speaker 5: up a little bit. Tom Brady, guys, wants to play
Speaker 5: all the snaps, all the minutes he can, exhibition and official.
Speaker 5: After sharing his seeming admiration for the NFL preseason over
Speaker 5: the weekend, in an Instagram post, Brady shared video of
Speaker 5: a twenty ten Patriots preseason touchdown passed to Randy Moss
Speaker 5: with the caption quote, preseason, regular season. I never wanted
Speaker 5: to be taken off the field. Practice makes perfect. Too
Speaker 5: many people looking for easy ways out these days. When
Speaker 5: you're a football player in its football season, your job
Speaker 5: is to play football unquote. His comments likely directed at
Speaker 5: limited starting quarterback appearances during Week one midweek or major.
Speaker 4: Major anything, major, yeah, anything, Tom Brady's major man. I
Speaker 4: heard him say some great things about Peyton Manning recently
Speaker 4: on some social media eclips. Everything he says gets my attention,
Speaker 4: and I think he's smack andese candy asses into place.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I like his old school mentality, his practice mentality, and
Speaker 4: the fact that that meant something to him, because we
Speaker 4: always downplay the meaning of preseason, like, yes, preseason.
Speaker 3: Who cares whatever?
Speaker 4: Dude, he was playing hard and it meant a lot
Speaker 4: to him. I think that's cool to hear. I think
Speaker 4: it's major.
Speaker 2: But again, we talked about, man, they should play in
Speaker 2: the preseason until someone gets hurt and then it becomes.
Speaker 3: Well, why you playing him in the preseason. You can't
Speaker 3: really win or lose because whatever you do, you'll be questioned.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying Tom Brady sounds like the old now
Speaker 2: in the NBA, a lot of times the old heads
Speaker 2: sound like, yeah, the game used to be it's tougher.
Speaker 3: I get it. Tom Brady played in the preseason.
Speaker 2: He threw a dime to Randy Moss, and people who
Speaker 2: are commenting like, yo, who's the third quarter of a
Speaker 2: preseason game?
Speaker 3: What is Tom doing in there? I think there's a balance. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but the fact that that means something.
Speaker 4: A guy that's so accomplished, right, I mean seven Super
Speaker 4: Bowls speaks for itself.
Speaker 3: The fact that that means something to him says something
Speaker 3: to me, like that's cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But you will see teams that their starters get
Speaker 2: very limited time, and you know, maybe weeks one and.
Speaker 3: Two they're a little rusty, but that's the game now.
Speaker 5: Right in week three, usually see more quarterback play finally
Speaker 5: getting in there against some snaps.
Speaker 2: But you've seen some starting qbs take a snap, some
Speaker 2: having like the forty nine ers, none of their starts
Speaker 2: have touched the field.
Speaker 3: So it depends on the team, it does.
Speaker 5: All right, Let's skip ahead to last night as the
Speaker 5: Milwaukee Brewers tied the largest shutout in the modern baseball
Speaker 5: era Miliewaukee with a twenty two to zero destruction of
Speaker 5: the Seattle Mariners. Brewers are brewing Seattle, sinking, big dumper,
Speaker 5: not dumping, weak or major.
Speaker 4: Oh, I think this is so major because I'm not
Speaker 4: taking any joy in the fact that cal Rawley's not
Speaker 4: bringing it. But we did say there's no way he's
Speaker 4: gonna match that season again. He had a magical season
Speaker 4: last year. Everything went his way, and now the guy's
Speaker 4: baton won something with Man, how many home.
Speaker 3: Runs do you have now he's a thirteen or fourteen. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know, having a miserable season and this just adds
Speaker 3: to it. And the Brewers are great, dude.
Speaker 4: A lopsided victory Major for the Brewers twenty two to nothing.
Speaker 3: I just feel really bad for cal Rawley.
Speaker 2: The craziest part, by the way, this is Major two.
Speaker 2: It's like, you know, two big takeaways for me. The
Speaker 2: Mariners have fallen from grace last year. This is a
Speaker 2: team that was a playoff team. Everyone was loving Cal
Speaker 2: Rawley and Julio Rodriguez and this this team was stacked
Speaker 2: and everyone thought this was the beginning of a big run.
Speaker 2: And that team is, I believe, eight games under five hundred. Now,
Speaker 2: can't they still like they're still in play to win
Speaker 2: their divisions?
Speaker 3: Everybody is so medio.
Speaker 2: So I think, if I'm a Seattle fan, I'm really
Speaker 2: bummed about how this season is going. Next to them,
Speaker 2: they might be the second biggest disappointment other than the Mets. Right,
Speaker 2: and then look at the Brewers best record in the
Speaker 2: National League. And get this, we talked about the long ball.
Speaker 2: They have the fewest home runs in Major League Baseball.
Speaker 2: They put up three big, three run home runs last night,
Speaker 2: But the Brewers the least home runs in baseball, showing
Speaker 2: you that you don't need the long ball as much
Speaker 2: as we fan pitching matters, situational hitting matters. People have
Speaker 2: to start taking the Brewers way serious if you don't,
Speaker 2: and the Tampa Bay Rays just to throw them in
Speaker 2: the conversation, isn't it crazy?
Speaker 5: The Brewers have only they've never won a World Series.
Speaker 5: They've only been to one in like the mid eight
Speaker 5: you know, early mid eighties. By the way, in the Rays,
Speaker 5: I think they're due to make a World Series.
Speaker 2: So Sam, the Rays and the Brewers the two best
Speaker 2: teams in baseball right now as far as total team
Speaker 2: home runs ranked twenty one and thirty.
Speaker 3: So it just shows you the long balls important.
Speaker 4: But again, just having all these guys bet in one
Speaker 4: sixties other ways to ain like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's other ways to win. So there you go.
Speaker 5: All right, final story here, h sticking with baseball. Also
Speaker 5: to baseball, excuse me, he's.
Speaker 4: Been hanging out with his Italian friends. Also had goba
Speaker 4: goul when you came in here. Dude, I always start
Speaker 4: my morning with goba. I mean that's a good breakfast protein.
Speaker 5: Also last night, staying with baseball, as I mentioned, after
Speaker 5: a two run home run and a seven to six
Speaker 5: win over the Rockies in Denver. Sho hey Otani now
Speaker 5: has hit thirty or more home runs in six consecutive seasons.
Speaker 5: He's not going to get into the fifties for home
Speaker 5: runs this year, I don't think. But six years of
Speaker 5: thirty plush and he has a nice twenty two game
Speaker 5: hit streak going at coursefield show Hey the money, show
Speaker 5: me Otani midweek or major base of ball?
Speaker 3: This is base.
Speaker 4: I think it's major. I think it's interesting to think
Speaker 4: that we're very home and we're very like Lase about
Speaker 4: another thirty home run season from.
Speaker 5: The seasonal other one? He hit what fifty five and
Speaker 5: fifty four the last couple of years?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but still six years in a row, and we're like, yeah, whatever,
Speaker 4: what A media like this is great?
Speaker 3: Good for him.
Speaker 4: The guy is a superstar. And I can't hate on
Speaker 4: nobody could hate on Shohyotani. His his average season is
Speaker 4: the best season ever for most people.
Speaker 3: How many home runs you guys think he gets to
Speaker 3: this season? Get if I get the forty four, not fifty,
Speaker 3: not fifty for sure.
Speaker 4: I think this is major. But I think what's major
Speaker 4: about it, Sam, is something a little different, and that is.
Speaker 2: The NL MVP race is as tight as skinny jeans
Speaker 2: in the two thousand.
Speaker 4: You're skinny jeans right now. Otani's been in two ninety four.
Speaker 2: Listen, how close to these guys are two ninety four
Speaker 2: thirty and eighty PCA to eighty two thirty one and
Speaker 2: seventy nine. PCA and Otani have both seen very clutch
Speaker 2: this year. The Cubs more of a surprise than the
Speaker 2: than the Dodger. So you give a little advantage to
Speaker 2: PCA that he's sort of carrying a team that wasn't
Speaker 2: expected to be this good Joe Hayes on the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: But I think because of the pitching, even though he's
Speaker 2: not pitching now, will that be what brings Otani.
Speaker 4: MVP after MVP, Just that the fact that he had
Speaker 4: that little stint of pitching.
Speaker 3: That was great.
Speaker 4: Yes, because they're too close close otherwise offensively, so yeah,
Speaker 4: he'll always get the advantage.
Speaker 3: But it's a big story. I love it. I love it,
Speaker 3: and that's all she ot Thank you, Sammy.
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Speaker 4: great Marvelous Marvin Hagler used to say, it's true. And dude,
Speaker 4: that makes me think of the fight talk we were
Speaker 4: having earlier.
Speaker 3: I thought about that.
Speaker 4: Actually, remember fire or friction a lot of fights in
Speaker 4: the NFL BO Nicks recently.
Speaker 3: What do you think of saying?
Speaker 4: I was thinking about when we talked to the Great
Speaker 4: Jim Lampley here on Fox Sports Radio.
Speaker 3: What does he always say?
Speaker 4: He always says the same things say one of his
Speaker 4: favorite talking points, the Great Jim Lampley when he's crying
Speaker 4: boxing analysts. I love that he gets emotion. He gets
Speaker 4: real emotional about boxing. I'm glad he said that, dannyg
Speaker 4: But what is he saying? What gets them emotional? You
Speaker 4: got two fighters, right, and they're fighting to survive a
Speaker 4: lot of times, and their hearts on the line and
Speaker 4: so much pride on the line, the ultimate competitors, putting
Speaker 4: everything they have out there, and he let it all
Speaker 4: out in the ring. And what happens at the end
Speaker 4: of that fight? What does he always say?
Speaker 3: They fall in love? They fall in love.
Speaker 4: He does say that he says that all the time,
Speaker 4: and he says it's the most beautiful thing and he
Speaker 4: sees it.
Speaker 3: All the time.
Speaker 4: Bond they're forever bonded. And hey, don't take it from
Speaker 4: me that Jim Lampley, he's seen plenty of fights.
Speaker 3: In his life. So you're saying the fire and passion.
Speaker 4: I'm saying, most of the time it's gonna lead to
Speaker 4: not all the time, but most of the time it'll
Speaker 4: lead to a closer bond as a result.
Speaker 3: So that is part of it.
Speaker 4: And we're just rolling with that storyline because we got
Speaker 4: cameras up everybody's nose, and these are things we didn't
Speaker 4: see all the time in training camp, but we're seeing
Speaker 4: them left and right here this season. I think you
Speaker 4: could put those in the category of you're right, things
Speaker 4: in previous decades or generations we just didn't see, but now,
Speaker 4: because you know, there's nothing that could happen where there's
Speaker 4: not a camera or a phone in sight. There there's
Speaker 4: always been I'm sure scuffles at training camps, and it's
Speaker 4: like this world's going to hell in a handbasket, whatever
Speaker 4: that means. Mon has always been maniacs in wack of Doodles,
Speaker 4: You're just seeing more and more of it because of
Speaker 4: the news and social media and the headlines that lead
Speaker 4: and this is a popular headline right now.
Speaker 3: Man, did you see Mo Nicks? Did you see Max Crosby? Seahawks?
Speaker 3: They've been fighting? Well, base what you were saying.
Speaker 2: You know, as Lampolie says, two fighters after a battle
Speaker 2: end up falling in love it away because they went
Speaker 2: through something so crazy together. A heavyweight or a middleweight fight,
Speaker 2: a bond, you know someone in a different way. Maybe
Speaker 2: maybe when Max Crosby posted that funny tail, the tape
Speaker 2: of him and Kirk Cousins, maybe that was his way
Speaker 2: of saying, like, yo, that scuffle brought us closer together.
Speaker 2: And you know a lot of times you hear people
Speaker 2: and they're retired, they'll tell those stories like that might
Speaker 2: be the funny story Kirk Cousin tells.
Speaker 4: A during an interview or something. The Browns again, they
Speaker 4: ended practice thirty minutes early because of a scuffle and
Speaker 4: a tussle. But for all we know, they ended practice early,
Speaker 4: went back there and hugged it out. I'm not saying
Speaker 4: this is always going to be the case, but I
Speaker 4: would say most of the time it brings the team closer.
Speaker 4: And speaking of fights this weekend Tia Fimo and Roly
Speaker 4: Romero and in September next month, like I already said,
Speaker 4: Ryan Garcia Connor ben so looking forward to that and.
Speaker 2: Speaking of those fights, Brian shot in the talked about
Speaker 2: how he wasn't even that focus because there was so
Speaker 2: much fighting going on.
Speaker 4: During the uh during the practice yesterday. You got it there, Sam,
Speaker 4: let's hear it.
Speaker 3: Have you seen enough of downs to say we'll see
Speaker 3: you week one.
Speaker 1: Uh, we're talking through that.
Speaker 3: Let me see, let me see this film and I'll
Speaker 3: let you know.
Speaker 1: I mean right now, I'm just I'm in charge of
Speaker 1: fight club, you know, fight club.
Speaker 4: We were asking fire or friction, right maybe some of
Speaker 4: that friction leads to fire. It's like that angry sex
Speaker 4: you have sometimes rich you know who doesn't what rich?
Speaker 4: Always rich, always talking about it.
Speaker 2: I feel like sometimes when people when people are fired up,
Speaker 2: you know, it brings more camaraderie.
Speaker 3: You know, That's what I'm getting at it.
Speaker 2: So well, coming up we are we are going to
Speaker 2: be talking to ice Cube and next hour, at the
Speaker 2: end of the next hour, we're gonna uh. Like I
Speaker 2: said here from Daniel Fischel and Patrick Reranna, they got
Speaker 2: that new but something else I wanted to get to
Speaker 2: before ice Cube gets here with with PCA doing what
Speaker 2: he's doing, and we were just talking about how he's
Speaker 2: so hot right now. I cancel, Yeah, so hot right now?
Speaker 2: What would he need to do in your mind? Because
Speaker 2: after I was Sam was talking about how Otani keeps
Speaker 2: bringing it. What would he have to do to out
Speaker 2: do Otani? Or do you think voters? You know, in
Speaker 2: the past, we've talked about fatigue. Remember in the NBA,
Speaker 2: what did they say was Yo gets fatigue? Like, well,
Speaker 2: what are you gonna were you gonna make him MVP again?
Speaker 4: And even in the world of sports talk radio, there's
Speaker 4: always Lebron or Aaron Rodgers fatigue, right, I mean there's
Speaker 4: fatigue on a lot of conversations in the world of sports.
Speaker 4: Got Mets fatigue every time you bring up the Mets.
Speaker 3: Yeah we have a Mets timer. Yeah, but I'm top
Speaker 3: talking real fatigue.
Speaker 4: Guys, Like if someone brings up Lebron and Michael Jordan,
Speaker 4: You're like, oh, wow, right again fatigue.
Speaker 3: You see me on the treadmill after this show. Everybody
Speaker 3: uses that as a joke, But who is on the
Speaker 3: air really using that as a topic. There are still
Speaker 3: people that do that. I do wonder though, fatigue. I
Speaker 3: think it's Lebron and Jordan who's to go again? That
Speaker 3: get that that gives me fatigue? Question? Would it have
Speaker 3: to be offensively leading in every category?
Speaker 2: Would it have to be more like like one or
Speaker 2: two more magical moments because we do have one month
Speaker 2: left of you know, a good good month and a
Speaker 2: half left of regular season baseball? Would would one guy
Speaker 2: have to pull away statistics to pull away?
Speaker 3: God forbid? Got for bid? Show Hey like to slump
Speaker 3: and PC has to just pull away with what if
Speaker 3: like show hey pulls up limp.
Speaker 2: I'm not wishing anything on anyone is like he misses
Speaker 2: like five or six games? Like is it really coming
Speaker 2: down to like one guy just needs to slip a
Speaker 2: little bit and that and that's the other guy's MVP?
Speaker 2: Or do you think there's gonna be people that are like,
Speaker 2: show hey can't win it every year? Look at what
Speaker 2: PA did because I can't love But then he's gonna
Speaker 2: win the MVP every single year.
Speaker 4: Yeah, as he should, he's the most valuable player, but
Speaker 4: every single year if he continues on this pace.
Speaker 3: Like I said, the only way, I'm not saying PCA
Speaker 3: can't win. He has to pull away.
Speaker 4: The Cubs have to continue playing magically, you know, they
Speaker 4: have to have these big moments and it has to
Speaker 4: stand out. And I think the Dodgers have to slump
Speaker 4: a little bit and yeah, then you got that balance
Speaker 4: and then PCA wins.
Speaker 3: That's how he does it. He has to just continue
Speaker 3: having a monster season. I feel like this is kind
Speaker 3: of like Nicola Jokic in the NBA, and you're like,
Speaker 3: you could give him the m v P again that
Speaker 3: it's that fatigue they.
Speaker 2: Had with Jokic might be the fatigue they end up
Speaker 2: having with Otani, And I think that bears well for
Speaker 2: for PCA. Really, And with that month and a half
Speaker 2: left of baseball, you think you Yankees could catch Tampa,
Speaker 2: uh five games now?
Speaker 3: Probably not.
Speaker 4: Max Freed is on the I l again, there's some
Speaker 4: question marks there. I don't know the guy. The moves
Speaker 4: they made, they're not necessarily panting out the way they hoped.
Speaker 4: So I think they're gonna be in the playoffs, no diggity,
Speaker 4: no doubt. But dude, even Toronto's climbing back into it
Speaker 4: like I wouldn't count them out. They they've caught fire recently.
Speaker 4: Could it will be a wild card, so you know?
Speaker 2: Will there be an under five hundred team is another
Speaker 2: question for the first time in Major League Baseball history.
Speaker 4: In the AL we'll find out we're joined by ice Cube.
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