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Speaker 2: around the country. Paul, you brought this up a while
Speaker 2: ago and we may see this happen, and that is
Speaker 2: ticket insurance to make sure that you're going to be
Speaker 2: able to see a star. Now, we brought this up
Speaker 2: with the NBA. Marvin took his son a Christmas Day game,
Speaker 2: not sure if Steph Curry was going to play. You
Speaker 2: should be able to take out insurance just in case. Now,
Speaker 2: it might be an extra charge, but then you're guaranteed
Speaker 2: of getting something back instead of watching Steph Curry watch
Speaker 2: the game. Messi is supposed to be playing in Chicago,
Speaker 2: and I think that they've come up with a way
Speaker 2: for you to get insurance because he hasn't played. There's
Speaker 2: there's talk that he may not play the rest of
Speaker 2: the season. But you know, you have sixty one thousand
Speaker 2: fans who brought bought tickets for the game and they're
Speaker 2: expecting to see Messi and Inner Miami. But he's got
Speaker 2: a leg injury and you're not sure. So the incentive
Speaker 2: a two hundred and fifty dollars account credit towards new
Speaker 2: memberships for the twenty twenty four season, or a fifty
Speaker 2: dollars account credit for anyone unable to use the new
Speaker 2: member credit. So there's at least some movement there, and
Speaker 2: I wonder if other teams are going to follow suit
Speaker 2: with this, just to give you the opportunity to for
Speaker 2: a little bit extra, I want some Star insurance certing
Speaker 2: with the NBA with load management, although Kawhi is not
Speaker 2: quite sure about load management. But I don't know if
Speaker 2: you're paying a lot to go see Kawhi Leonard anymore.
Speaker 2: But I think that this makes a lot of sense
Speaker 2: for the fans to be able to go, all right,
Speaker 2: what's it going to cost me? I want to make
Speaker 2: sure Steph Curry is going to play, or Lebron is
Speaker 2: going to play, or if I'm going to watch MESSI
Speaker 2: play soccer, if I'm going to go to a football
Speaker 2: game that Patrick Mahomes is going to play. I don't know,
Speaker 2: you know how you do it, but I do think
Speaker 2: it's a great idea.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Poul, and I'm reading over the story. It's a
Speaker 3: Chicago Fire football club. They benefit either way because they're
Speaker 3: basically giving you a credit to spend on them down
Speaker 3: the road. Like if I'm going to buy a season ticket,
Speaker 3: you get two hundred and fifty dollars off next year. So
Speaker 3: but you know, it's better than nothing for a fan
Speaker 3: I think that's what they're looking for.
Speaker 1: Yees Seton.
Speaker 4: I agree with the insurance part of it for sure,
Speaker 4: there's no doubt about that. I don't really care about
Speaker 4: the Chicago fire winning either way or benefiting either way.
Speaker 4: My problem is Lionel Messi has been day to day
Speaker 4: this entire time. I wonder why astro turf no, oh no,
Speaker 4: although it could be astro turf for some of those cases.
Speaker 4: What if the leg injury is more serious and MLS
Speaker 4: just isn't saying anything because they don't want to run on.
Speaker 5: All of these tickets.
Speaker 4: Well, it's not that much of a conspiracy theory considering
Speaker 4: they're like, well, he's day to day, we don't know.
Speaker 5: He might be there tomorrow, but he might not.
Speaker 1: He might not.
Speaker 4: He might be there this weekend, but he might not.
Speaker 4: All of a sudden, these ticket values are going to plummet.
Speaker 4: People spent thousands of dollars on these tickets. Yeah, just
Speaker 4: to see this dude. And as soon as you can
Speaker 4: watch go back any game that he's played. In the
Speaker 4: minute he is subbed off the field, the stands empty,
Speaker 4: they're completely they're they're even home in Miami. You could
Speaker 4: just see people flooding out. They don't want to watch
Speaker 4: the game anymore. What's going to happen when you find
Speaker 4: out that, well, he's probably going to be out for
Speaker 4: the next month.
Speaker 2: Well, there's a report, or at least a speculation he
Speaker 2: might not play the rest of the season. Correct, So
Speaker 2: I think you bring up a really valid point that
Speaker 2: that could be consumer fraud. Well he's day to day, yeah,
Speaker 2: by MLS. Well, we don't know. We don't know when
Speaker 2: he's going to come back. Was the funny thing about
Speaker 2: leg injuries.
Speaker 4: You're just not sure, but they're they're very sure on
Speaker 4: a timeline for almost everybody else but MESSI.
Speaker 5: It's like, we can't really tell for sure.
Speaker 4: Feels fraudulent, potentially potentially, potentially fraudule, potentially Yeah, absolutely all right, Uh,
Speaker 4: poll question for the final hour is going to be watched?
Speaker 4: Is MLS rot.
Speaker 6: Kidding?
Speaker 3: Potentially fraudulent? Good idea for a band name as well.
Speaker 2: By the way, ladies and gentlemen for Emo, potentially fraudulent.
Speaker 4: Yeah, opened for right to Spring earlier this right, But
Speaker 4: do you come him up like I always think about
Speaker 4: a bar or a band.
Speaker 2: Yes, Like I spent a little too much time thinking
Speaker 2: if I had a bar, what would I call it?
Speaker 2: Or if I had a band, what would I call it?
Speaker 2: Or if it's a boat. Yeah, like I do think
Speaker 2: of those things.
Speaker 7: I like.
Speaker 4: I get a big kick out of hair salon names
Speaker 4: for some reason, like the main event, like.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, they really got it. I love that. That
Speaker 5: cracks me up.
Speaker 1: Hair today, gone tomorrow, dying to cut?
Speaker 8: Yes, Todd, I have a doctor friend who has not
Speaker 8: on call, knot on call.
Speaker 7: I thought, that's pretty cool.
Speaker 1: That's his boat.
Speaker 7: That's his boat's name, not on call.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, when he's not having.
Speaker 7: To do his doctor stuff.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, do you guys do that? Definitely like a bar?
Speaker 1: What would you call your bar?
Speaker 5: I do that stuff all the time.
Speaker 1: I never write him down. I just think of him.
Speaker 1: I go, that's good. I like that, and then I
Speaker 1: forget what they are.
Speaker 6: Yes, mar if I had a boy band, I will
Speaker 6: call it hot.
Speaker 1: Lunch, hot lunch okay okay.
Speaker 6: And then all my fans they would be called the
Speaker 6: lunch ladies.
Speaker 1: They are they be the lunch and nets. Okay, Okay.
Speaker 1: That brought it to a scratch.
Speaker 3: But if you had a bar, any name you think
Speaker 3: of like stumble in, I say, there's forty of them
Speaker 3: in America.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, or come on in.
Speaker 3: Come on in.
Speaker 5: Okay, it's got to be eight of those.
Speaker 2: Right yeah. Or the office is another one. So when
Speaker 2: you know, you say to your wife or your girl,
Speaker 2: where are you going, I'm going to the office. You
Speaker 2: know you have a bar called the office.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think there was one at Northern Arizona University
Speaker 3: and Flagstaff is called the library.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: The rumor was where were you lasting at the library? Yep,
Speaker 3: I don't know if that's true. I think that's what
Speaker 3: was there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, we had a library in the town I
Speaker 4: grew up and went out of business, but you can
Speaker 4: go get some drinks at the library.
Speaker 9: Yes, yeah, there was a bar and these hard where
Speaker 9: I grew up, and it was called my sister's place.
Speaker 6: Okay, where're you going my sister's place?
Speaker 1: Taking the kids? I'm going to miss all right.
Speaker 2: Let's see Aaron Rodgers pushing for that return. He spoke
Speaker 2: yesterday to Pat McAfee, and he likes talking about his rehabbing.
Speaker 10: You know, I'm trying to inspire people to look at
Speaker 10: recovery in a different way and hopefully through this process,
Speaker 10: you know, I can get back, you know, went safe
Speaker 10: and right for me, and also inspire people to look
Speaker 10: at this injury as not kind of a death sentence
Speaker 10: for a career, which at one point it really was, Yes,
Speaker 10: but to look at just another injury that's that people
Speaker 10: can come back from and thrive and and come back
Speaker 10: quicker than used to be expected or thought.
Speaker 2: Okay, now he seems on a mission to prove this
Speaker 2: type of modern medicine and how it can be beneficial
Speaker 2: for athletes, and I'm all for that. Absolutely. Do I
Speaker 2: think he'll play again this year? I did think it
Speaker 2: depends on the Jets have the If they have the
Speaker 2: opportunity to maybe be in the playoffs, then certainly, But
Speaker 2: if not, I would not rush him to come back.
Speaker 2: But he might want to come back just to prove
Speaker 2: that this type of medicine is better than conventional.
Speaker 4: Yes, dude is trying to get his own Tommy John surgery.
Speaker 4: He wants this Achilles thing to be called the Aaron
Speaker 4: Rodgers surgery. It used to be a death sentence, but
Speaker 4: after Aaron Rodgers, well really the doctor who did it,
Speaker 4: but he's the guy who got.
Speaker 6: It, he bro.
Speaker 5: He wants to be the Aaron the Tommy John.
Speaker 1: Of Achilles of achilles.
Speaker 5: Okay, I'm going to go in for an Aaron Rodgers.
Speaker 3: I got Rogers.
Speaker 5: I hadn't elected Aaron Rodgers in high school.
Speaker 2: Yeah, nothing wrong with my achilles, So I just add
Speaker 2: the Aaron Rodgers surgery.
Speaker 1: Yes, Paul, here's a hypothetical.
Speaker 3: Let's say the Jets are what seven and eight with
Speaker 3: two games to go on the schedule. They finished the
Speaker 3: season at Cleveland at New England, and somehow Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 3: is cleared to play, and you're mathematically still in the
Speaker 3: playoff picture. What would you do? You're not a g
Speaker 3: I have to know the math. Let's say you need
Speaker 3: the two wins period.
Speaker 2: But then I'm going to need the Dolphins to lose
Speaker 2: two and the Bills to lose one.
Speaker 3: Right, but you're Matt you need two wins to get
Speaker 3: to the playoffs.
Speaker 2: What feels like he's going to do it because he
Speaker 2: is hell bent on proving that his way is the
Speaker 2: right way you get back.
Speaker 1: On the field.
Speaker 2: Is it going to be in the team's best interest?
Speaker 2: That's the only thing that I would worry about, because
Speaker 2: I really need him next year, really need him next year.
Speaker 2: Big game coming up this weekend it's the Niners, it's
Speaker 2: the Cowboys, and that means everybody's talking about it. And
Speaker 2: here is Jerry Jones, the Cowboys owner, has some nice
Speaker 2: things to say about the forty nine ers.
Speaker 11: They are right now probably the most likely team to
Speaker 11: go in Super Bowl, but in order for them to
Speaker 11: get there, they've got to go by us, hopefully two
Speaker 11: times if that's where it falls in the playoffs. And
Speaker 11: we're in the playoffs. But the bottom line is that
Speaker 11: you're playing the best. Need the game to tell you
Speaker 11: that you're playing the best, but you need the game
Speaker 11: to show you how you stack up. Gives the best Yeah.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, the Niners most likely to go to the
Speaker 2: super Bowl, but then they have to go through Dallas,
Speaker 2: so it's sort of a compliment there. But he's still saying,
Speaker 2: I got confidence in my team. But he loves that
Speaker 2: defense there, and I'm surprised he just didn't say, Look,
Speaker 2: you know, they might be favored to go to the
Speaker 2: super Bowl, but we're a better team. I truly believe
Speaker 2: we're a better team. Here's Micah Parsons. The Cowboys start
Speaker 2: talking about the brotherly shove with the Eagles. He had
Speaker 2: this to say on the Edge with Michael Parsons podcast.
Speaker 12: I honestly just think they have the team to do
Speaker 12: to tuss Puss. We stopped the England when they try
Speaker 12: to do the same thing to us. It's all about
Speaker 12: who you have. Did Eagles have the best O line
Speaker 12: in the game, So yes, it's the cheat code. They're
Speaker 12: stoppu at it. And they have a quarterback who's squad
Speaker 12: and six hundred and he knows how to move his
Speaker 12: legs and push forward.
Speaker 6: So yes, it's od like we have to prepare to
Speaker 6: stop it.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, it feels like they're going to continue to
Speaker 2: do it because it does help the offense. Now it's
Speaker 2: all about safety, and I think the Giants had a
Speaker 2: couple of players who got hurt.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Paul, Yeah, the Giant center and tight end got
Speaker 3: hurt on that play. They're both dealing with injuries and
Speaker 3: the coach confirmed it was the injury suffered on that
Speaker 3: play getting crunched in the pile.
Speaker 2: You'll be happy to know Michael Jordan is now worth
Speaker 2: three billion dollars. This according to Forbes Top four hundred
Speaker 2: richest people in the world. First athlete that you'll find
Speaker 2: in the list, but three billion now all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: you go into the rich guy category, not just the
Speaker 2: richest athlete. Elon Musku is number one. I guess is
Speaker 2: he still number one? Kind of screwed up Twitter?
Speaker 3: It varies. They estimate your net worth on a few
Speaker 3: They what you have today, what's liquid? What's worth of
Speaker 3: what you have?
Speaker 1: Benard or No? I think he's married to Selma Hayak.
Speaker 4: Yeah, his value right there, that's gotta be at.
Speaker 5: Least one point five.
Speaker 2: Bill, Yeah, so he's easy. He's second on the list.
Speaker 2: Jeff Bezos is number three, Larry Ellison is four. Our
Speaker 2: buddy Warren Buffett is fine.
Speaker 1: Who is it?
Speaker 2: Larry Page and Sergey Brinn? Did they start Google?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I should look that up.
Speaker 1: I think, so you should google.
Speaker 2: Oh, okay, I'm gonna get that.
Speaker 1: Give that too, Blue Bloop.
Speaker 2: Then it's Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberger, Steve Balmer, give me
Speaker 2: your Ballmbers, Seaton, Ah, Michael Bloomberg, former mayor, Carlos Slim
Speaker 2: and family.
Speaker 1: Who else is in here?
Speaker 3: Would it be great if like slim gym Money.
Speaker 2: Francois Bettencourt Myers I think is the first woman on
Speaker 2: the list at fifteen. Michael Dell Walton family, another Walton family,
Speaker 2: another Walton family. Let's see anything else in here, anybody
Speaker 2: else that you might that's.
Speaker 1: Pretty much at the top, top twenty five. What other
Speaker 1: details do we have on Michael Geordan?
Speaker 3: So, Michael Jordan's NBA career made a total of ninety
Speaker 3: four million, most of that in the last three seasons
Speaker 3: off the court. From his various endorsements. His entire life,
Speaker 3: he's made about two point four billion dollars and it's
Speaker 3: still continuing. He gets a check, a royalty check from
Speaker 3: Nike every year. A couple of years ago, they estimated
Speaker 3: his royalty check about one hundred and ten million dollars.
Speaker 3: Forbes is putting it closer to two hundred plus million
Speaker 3: dollars per year. I checked the ghost him. He just
Speaker 3: sold his team and UH with a three billion dollar evaluation.
Speaker 3: So he's they say he's north of three billion dollars
Speaker 3: on his estimate right now.
Speaker 2: And as Seaton pointed out earlier this morning when we
Speaker 2: were talking about this, that Jordan can't spend that money
Speaker 2: because let's say, how many one hundred million dollar homes
Speaker 2: could Mic buy.
Speaker 4: Well, if if a billion dollars is is a thousand
Speaker 4: million right.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 4: If you had a million dollars a thousand times, that
Speaker 4: would be a billion dollars.
Speaker 5: Right, excuse me, if you had one hundred million dollars.
Speaker 1: So that would be he could have thirty one hundred.
Speaker 5: Thirty one hundred million dollar home.
Speaker 3: And there aren't to have many of them out there.
Speaker 4: Ye wow, Okay, thirty one hundred million dollar homes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's yeah, he's not going to spend it.
Speaker 4: I mean even a million dollar house, you would have
Speaker 4: three thousand of them, three thousand million dollar homes you
Speaker 4: would have.
Speaker 3: Yes, I have a poll off this, I talk about this. Okay,
Speaker 3: would you rather be Michael Jordan with his career everything
Speaker 3: and he's worth three billion dollars in counting or like
Speaker 3: one of the five richest humans ever where it's like
Speaker 3: one hundred and fifty million and you're more anonymous, right,
Speaker 3: So you have you can walk around. I know, you
Speaker 3: have security and you have all that stuff. But you
Speaker 3: could be worth way, way moay more than Michael Jordan,
Speaker 3: but you're anonymous by choice. Or you could have Michael
Speaker 3: Jordan and you have both accomplishments, the basketball career and
Speaker 3: the money.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean at a certain point what do you need? Like,
Speaker 2: what else can't you do? Would you rather be Ryan
Speaker 2: Reynolds or Michael Jordan right now? Moving forward, moving.
Speaker 4: Forward, Ryan Reynolds seems to be enjoying himself more. Yes,
Speaker 4: Michael Jordan is like a prisoner of his own.
Speaker 2: Ryan Reynolds has sold I think two billion dollar companies,
Speaker 2: Mint Mobile, the Gin Company, Aviation, I think maybe another one.
Speaker 2: And he's got his soccer club, married, got what three
Speaker 2: or four kids?
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's killing it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, went to the Jets game, was bare, leaving a
Speaker 4: blak on the radar, like nobody cared.
Speaker 2: Nobody cared that he was there. But I I would
Speaker 2: probably want to be Ryan Reynolds.
Speaker 3: But Michael Jordan has both.
Speaker 2: He's financially but I don't think he can have fun
Speaker 2: the way we do. I think Mike smokes cigars, drinks
Speaker 2: tequila and plays golf. Sounds like you yeah, yeah, But
Speaker 2: I don't. I think he's he's held captive. He can't
Speaker 2: go anywhere Ryan Reynolds can.
Speaker 8: Yes, I think Michael Jordan has a lot more fun
Speaker 8: than we think. It just may not be in public.
Speaker 8: And you've got six rings and you're considered the greatest
Speaker 8: ever arguably.
Speaker 1: Care about the history you do ring. No one's looking at.
Speaker 8: Ryan Rounds like he may be the greatest actor of
Speaker 8: all time. I think there's something to be said for
Speaker 8: being the greatest. I don't think he doesn't need to
Speaker 8: be there. But imagine walking the earth knowing you're the
Speaker 8: greatest at what you do in the history of anyone
Speaker 8: that's ever done.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hello you here, Fritzy. Yeah, I should understand what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. You're the greatest booker of all time of sports.
Speaker 7: There's a lot of arguments about that.
Speaker 1: Now there's only one Scott Shapiro.
Speaker 7: Yes, he's right, we're knocking back. Yeah, we're good, but
Speaker 7: it's still good.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: But I would think you'd want to be a Hall
Speaker 8: of Famer and six time champion and everyone says you're
Speaker 8: the greatest.
Speaker 4: Yeah, But the dude when he got into the Hall
Speaker 4: of Fame had to take a victory lap.
Speaker 5: And he's still like, you know.
Speaker 4: Writing check like canceling vendettas or something, or like, I
Speaker 4: gotta tell everybody, I'll remember how great I am. I
Speaker 4: got a ten part doctor series about how great I am.
Speaker 4: I got Like everything is this constant. It feels like
Speaker 4: a lot of maintenance for this dude to always be
Speaker 4: so great.
Speaker 9: Yes, Marta, Michael Jordan didn't starring Van Wilder, If I'm
Speaker 9: taking Ryan Reynolds that no, no, no, oh.
Speaker 6: Van w Yeah it's pretty good.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Does Ryan Reynolds still work as an actor? Is he's
Speaker 3: just basically a businessman?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 5: They have a new watch them call coming out? Uh Deadpool? Deadpool?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the whol three.
Speaker 2: Yeah, although two was not good, No, one was spectacular,
Speaker 2: one was fantastic, one was phenomenal. Yes, uh, let's take
Speaker 2: a break. Kevin Mala from the Major League Baseball Network
Speaker 2: or you know, I'm always corrected by people. They go,
Speaker 2: it's not the Major League Baseball Net, it's MLB network.
Speaker 2: It's like Golf Channel, NFL network. I get corrected all
Speaker 2: the time. I put the the there. Well, it's because
Speaker 2: I grew up in Ohio and we have the Ohio State.
Speaker 2: So I'm just saying the Major League Baseball.
Speaker 3: Networ're trying to be proper?
Speaker 1: Yeah, w N.
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Speaker 2: are wondering if you had a bar, what would you
Speaker 2: call it? Somebody suggested group therapy.
Speaker 1: That'd be good.
Speaker 2: Where are you going group therapy? Also, if you had
Speaker 2: a hair salon, what would you call it? And somebody
Speaker 2: suggested Harry styles?
Speaker 1: All right, I like that.
Speaker 2: H A I r Y styles like your hairy sid styles. Yeah,
Speaker 2: thank you, thank you for helping me with that. Seats
Speaker 2: in case you missed the second party, Joe, thank you,
Speaker 2: thank you. Speaking a joke. Kevin Malar, Majoraing Baseball Network.
Speaker 13: What is there?
Speaker 1: Buddy?
Speaker 2: Let me try that again? Speaking of a joke. Kevin
Speaker 2: Malar MLB Network analysts. He won a World Series with
Speaker 2: the Red Sox. He's on Intentional Talk all postseason long.
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Speaker 1: How are you, buddy, Danny?
Speaker 13: I'm doing good, buddy. How you doing?
Speaker 11: Pout?
Speaker 1: I'm doing great. I'm doing great. Where do you want
Speaker 1: to start?
Speaker 13: Well, I'll tell you right now. It was interesting.
Speaker 14: We do our predictions immediately right, so immediately looking at
Speaker 14: these predictions, I'm three out of four. I did pick
Speaker 14: the Marlins to win over the Phillies. You know, fighting
Speaker 14: Fish played for them many years. I love what Schumacher's
Speaker 14: doing over there. I think they're a sneaky underrated club.
Speaker 14: But I'll tell you right now, Wheeler, he could be
Speaker 14: the best postseason pitcher we got going right now.
Speaker 13: He has found his rhythm on the mound with a.
Speaker 14: Power type stuff and that sweeper and just learning how
Speaker 14: to pitch, he could be devastating to the postseason.
Speaker 2: All right, help me with this sweeper craze. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: what is this sweeper and how different is it from
Speaker 2: a curveball?
Speaker 13: So let's let's just talk about that.
Speaker 14: I'm glad you asked because when I played, it was
Speaker 14: an uppercut. Now they call it launch angle, right, So
Speaker 14: that's just a it's a really smart.
Speaker 13: Way to act, like we're really educated on all this stuff.
Speaker 13: Sweeper is in between a curveball.
Speaker 14: The curveball has a little hump, the slider has this
Speaker 14: downward action, and a sweeper is a little bit in between.
Speaker 14: So we can call that just that combination of the
Speaker 14: curveball slider that now we have a smart word called
Speaker 14: the sweeper.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but we already had this. It was called the slurve.
Speaker 2: We had that before.
Speaker 13: That's what you threw in high school. Yeah, that was
Speaker 13: the hanging slur.
Speaker 14: That's why you got a headset on right now, Danny,
Speaker 14: I remember you we face each other back in the day.
Speaker 2: I thought I would buckle your knees and I and
Speaker 2: I had the Kershaw twelve six?
Speaker 13: Did you really?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 13: And what happened? Let me guess you got heard and
Speaker 13: then all of a sudden the coach didn't you know?
Speaker 14: It kind of strew job and you ended up having
Speaker 14: to go into announcing or what happened?
Speaker 2: No, No, I just saw how did it take my
Speaker 2: challenge to basketball and dominate there?
Speaker 13: You do have a great jump shout? Do you sell
Speaker 13: the basketball court? Oh?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, I'm terrible got the best man.
Speaker 11: Oh.
Speaker 2: By the way, I was watching the documentary on Mike Veck. Yes,
Speaker 2: and have you seen the documentary that they did.
Speaker 14: So I want to watch it with my family. I
Speaker 14: know exactly about we had beck On. He's one of
Speaker 14: my favorite people in the world. He is exactly everything
Speaker 14: you want as just energy and treat people with kindness
Speaker 14: and love. I'll tell you I went back. They retired
Speaker 14: my jersey a couple summers ago and thirty years ago
Speaker 14: nineteen ninety three. I played for the Saint Paul Saints
Speaker 14: as an undrafted player, went up there in the Northern
Speaker 14: League and staff members are still there, still there from
Speaker 14: the time I was there thirty years, which tells you
Speaker 14: what they treat you amazingly and their first class. But yes,
Speaker 14: I'm excited to see remember in a Saint but I
Speaker 14: want to watch it with my family.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's really well done.
Speaker 2: Kevin Malar MLB network analyst, Give me the team that
Speaker 2: you think is in trouble right now.
Speaker 13: The Brewers. I love what you know. Craig Council's done
Speaker 13: up there.
Speaker 14: I think it's it's been magnificent and he doesn't get
Speaker 14: enough credit for what he's done offensively. You know, they've
Speaker 14: been a team that might be their little monkey ranch.
Speaker 14: They have enough to put together. Their starting pitching is great.
Speaker 14: But when you lose Brandon Woodworth, I think that's a
Speaker 14: big deal.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 14: Now you got a lot of pressure on obviously Corbyn,
Speaker 14: Burns and Peralta. So if you would ask me one
Speaker 14: team a little in trouble, that would be them.
Speaker 2: Give me the team that's not in trouble at all.
Speaker 2: Once the Billy Phillies.
Speaker 13: I mean they are that group, right.
Speaker 14: They remind me of the four team, the three team
Speaker 14: that I played for for the Red Sox, that team
Speaker 14: that just is scrappy. They got a couple of superstars
Speaker 14: they got I mean real Muto is my favorite player.
Speaker 14: I mean he is just a ball player that kind
Speaker 14: of keeps that glue together. Castianos obviously this year settling down.
Speaker 14: It's hard you sign a big deal. We see it
Speaker 14: all the time. You come in trying to do too much,
Speaker 14: and then when things settle down, he's the player that
Speaker 14: they've all won and you've seen what he can do.
Speaker 13: Schwarber. It doesn't make sense to a lot of people,
Speaker 13: but he draws his walks.
Speaker 14: Yes, the strikeouts there, but he's got fifty home runs
Speaker 14: in that back pocket. And obviously Bryce Harper is all ballplayer.
Speaker 14: And Trey Turner he is getting hot when he's hot.
Speaker 14: This team's dangerous and I think they're the team.
Speaker 2: Okay, help me understand. Kyle Schwarber.
Speaker 1: He does hit hard, runs, he gets on base.
Speaker 2: He's not a great player, he can't run, he strikes out,
Speaker 2: but he's extremely valuable. I still have to believe Kevin
Speaker 2: putting the ball in play is far more valuable than
Speaker 2: striking out, you know, one hundred and fifty to two
Speaker 2: hundred times.
Speaker 14: I agree, and I think he's a much better hitter
Speaker 14: than he has been as far as hitter wise.
Speaker 13: I mean he was coming up.
Speaker 14: I remember theo Epstein loved him in the Cubs organization
Speaker 14: in the minor leagues and he said, this kid can hit.
Speaker 14: You know, you're thinking a three hundred hitter. The problem is, Danny,
Speaker 14: they teach hitting differently, and it bothers me.
Speaker 13: I'm with you. I hated striking out.
Speaker 14: I don't care if I popped up to the pitch,
Speaker 14: but when you struck out, that picture got you and
Speaker 14: I and I always tell you this.
Speaker 13: You know, hitting is a mentality.
Speaker 14: You have to figure out and believe that you're the
Speaker 14: greatest player in the world from the on deck circle
Speaker 14: walking to that home plate, you know, facing Roger Clemens.
Speaker 13: Think about it.
Speaker 14: Undrafted guy like myself, lacd Junior College, Lamar University is
Speaker 14: in the Northern League. And now I've got a seven
Speaker 14: times th Young Award winner on the mound that's six
Speaker 14: foot five and he's God. I have to you have
Speaker 14: to create an attitude hitting, and to me, it's a grind.
Speaker 14: They have so much information. They're so information based, and
Speaker 14: their spin rate and the degrees of the curve ball,
Speaker 14: and they have these machines that are five hundred thousand
Speaker 14: dollars in the clubhouse that you can go in there
Speaker 14: and track the starting pitcher that day, basically coming out
Speaker 14: of that wind up and seeing the degrees. It's too
Speaker 14: much in my opinion. I think Kevin Long's one of
Speaker 14: the greatest hitting coach in baseball. He's hitting coach for
Speaker 14: the Philadelphia Phillies. But I think what they're asking Schwarber
Speaker 14: do is hit homers, hit homers and do your thing.
Speaker 14: So I think they're okay with the strikeouts. Nobody's a
Speaker 14: perfect player, Nobody the speed power combination. You get paid
Speaker 14: three hundred to five hundred million.
Speaker 13: Dollars these days. Schwarber does exactly what he's paid to do,
Speaker 13: and that's to hit home runs.
Speaker 14: Driving run, set the tone, and let me tell you,
Speaker 14: as a lead up hitter, it is a unique scene.
Speaker 13: But because of the walks in the on base percentage,
Speaker 13: do you care if he's singling?
Speaker 14: Do you care if he's got forty eight singles and
Speaker 14: fifty five home runs? If he's got over three hundred,
Speaker 14: you know, three forty on base so he does a
Speaker 14: little bit of everything other than the average.
Speaker 2: When do you start to get nervous if you're an
Speaker 2: Angels fan with Shoe Heyo Toney.
Speaker 14: Yeah, it's probably now. I mean, obviously the article comes
Speaker 14: out when he cleaned out his locker at the end
Speaker 14: of the season he had the surgery. What a unique player,
Speaker 14: What a unicorn. We've never seen this Danny. We've heard
Speaker 14: about Babe Ruth. But what he was able to do healthy.
Speaker 14: You know, he throws one hundred miles an hour with
Speaker 14: a split bayron. He hits forty five to fifty home runs,
Speaker 14: and he runs better than you think. He's a six
Speaker 14: foot four, if not five guy, and he's such a
Speaker 14: sweet guy. There's intangibles there, and then the marketing aspect
Speaker 14: of it. Sometimes the numbers don't make sense to guys
Speaker 14: like you and I. I mean, I know you're rich
Speaker 14: now because you stop playing baseball. You went to basketball
Speaker 14: and turned into Dan Patrick. God bless you. My point
Speaker 14: being is that Sho Hal Tany, it'll be a unique contract.
Speaker 14: People ask me all the time, what did that cost him?
Speaker 14: I wouldn't even know where to start, because if you're
Speaker 14: paying guys three hundred and fifty million dollars as a
Speaker 14: position player and you got aces like Garret Cole that
Speaker 14: are at three hundred million, well is that number start
Speaker 14: with a six?
Speaker 13: Now it might start with a four.
Speaker 14: You still get him in June next year to offensive
Speaker 14: type scene like Bryce Harper, who you know Dasher plays
Speaker 14: in first base, and you wait for that Tommy John
Speaker 14: to come back.
Speaker 13: You will have him back.
Speaker 1: Well where's he going to play?
Speaker 14: He'll play in San Francisco, He'll play with the Dodgers,
Speaker 14: He'll play for the Red Sox, the Yankees, the Big Boys.
Speaker 14: In my opinion, I think there's a sleeper team, the Giants,
Speaker 14: and they got sneaky money. You know, we'll see what happens,
Speaker 14: but you know you're only gonna limit yourself to five
Speaker 14: teams that could afford that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because they took them run at Aaron Judge and
Speaker 2: Carlos Korea. Thankfully they missed out on Korea, but I
Speaker 2: thought they had a real shot with Judge, So maybe
Speaker 2: maybe they do spend that money to get him there
Speaker 2: in San Francisco. I know you lost teammate Tim Wakefield
Speaker 2: passing away, and if you want to, you know, give
Speaker 2: the audience just your thoughts on that.
Speaker 1: Then I have a question about the knuckleball pitcher.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I'll tell you this right now. And I know
Speaker 14: this was hard. I was born in a playing in
Speaker 14: Los Angeles. Was visiting my uncle Cow, who's you know,
Speaker 14: having a rough time with cancer. Ironically, I get on
Speaker 14: a plane Sunday morning, was called by the Red Sox
Speaker 14: Miss Pam, and she told me to hear the news
Speaker 14: as I was boarding and said we lost Tim and
Speaker 14: the reason why.
Speaker 13: Like this white ghost went over my face. I couldn't
Speaker 13: believe it.
Speaker 14: Stacey Wakefield his wife, a remarkable Bostonian, toughest nails, one
Speaker 14: of my favorite wives I've ever played with. She was
Speaker 14: diagnosed with pinkreat of cancer a year ago. She's battling
Speaker 14: for her life. Tim Wakefield and I played in the
Speaker 14: Tahoe event. He's healthy, he's a golfer, he's us. He's
Speaker 14: a wonderful human being. He treated everybody kind, always wanted
Speaker 14: to do right. Came up as a position player with
Speaker 14: the Pirates, you know, and then learned the knuckleball and
Speaker 14: turned into the most unbelievable knuckleball. Picture of this game
Speaker 14: scene for many years, but it was devastating.
Speaker 13: Came in with a headache about a month ago, got.
Speaker 14: An amri had cancer, brain tumor day. Two days later
Speaker 14: they had the surgery, and then he had to wait
Speaker 14: a month to start. Chemo was starting this week and
Speaker 14: Sunday had a seizure. They rushed him to the hospital.
Speaker 14: He didn't make it. And I'll tell you you know,
Speaker 14: it's a tough situation, man, because as you know, you
Speaker 14: know your work, whether it's a team, business, your family.
Speaker 14: And we celebrated a championship, the first one in eighty
Speaker 14: six years. I was very close to Tim and his
Speaker 14: wife and his kids at Brianna who's a senior in
Speaker 14: high school, and I think about her battling his son, Trevor.
Speaker 14: He's an autistic nineteen year old boy. But Brianna sit
Speaker 14: here as a senior in high school. Mom gets diagnosed
Speaker 14: with pink great cancer battle, and then Dad randomly in
Speaker 14: a month span, passes devastating news, brutal for the family
Speaker 14: of baseball, brutal for personally. And just keep your prayers
Speaker 14: high and high and hire as high as you can
Speaker 14: go for this family, Danny, because this was a great
Speaker 14: man that we lost at way too young of age,
Speaker 14: at fifty seven years old.
Speaker 2: It's a tough segue after something that was put so beautifully.
Speaker 2: I did want to ask you about how you can
Speaker 2: prepare for the knuckleball. Do they have pitching machines? When
Speaker 2: we were in Scottsdale, the Giants spring training site, you know,
Speaker 2: Gabekapler said that they could recreate the curveball that Kershaw has,
Speaker 2: like the pitching machine can. Can these pitching machines recreate
Speaker 2: a knuckleball?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 14: And I loved it. At first base. We'd play the
Speaker 14: Yankees and you'd see Pasada on these guys. They're changing
Speaker 14: their stances, they're open, they're low listen. I didn't get
Speaker 14: a chance to face Tim till I went to the Orioles,
Speaker 14: so I played with him for three years with the
Speaker 14: Red Sox. I heard all the lingo at first base.
Speaker 14: Guys are just going crazy. I took it as a
Speaker 14: way as this. The old saying, right is if it's high,
Speaker 14: let it fly. If it's low, let it go. The
Speaker 14: amazing part about a knuckleball is that you got to
Speaker 14: take it for fun. You gotta get in your softball stance,
Speaker 14: you gotta lay kick straight up and I try to
Speaker 14: hit a home run every time. I just there's no
Speaker 14: other way. You can't stay inside the baseball. You can't
Speaker 14: sit here and try to work your swing, because what
Speaker 14: happens is that one pitch. It starts out like the
Speaker 14: old Bugs bunny. It just stays and then it drops
Speaker 14: off the table right before home plate to the outside corner.
Speaker 14: It might stay and rise if it catches the right
Speaker 14: win and kind of finish above your belt buffle, it.
Speaker 13: Might stay flat.
Speaker 14: The one thing about Tim Wakefield's knuckleball is he can
Speaker 14: control this thing. He would throw it between fifty eight
Speaker 14: and sixty eight. He can throw a little harder with
Speaker 14: two strikes. It's the most amazing pitching baseball. It's you know,
Speaker 14: you're spacing ninety five to one hundred. I always thought
Speaker 14: it was like a day off regardless. If you're gonna
Speaker 14: dribble it, you're gonna look, you're gonna pop up. But
Speaker 14: if you got one that didn't move, it was like
Speaker 14: a batting practice pitch that you threw in high school.
Speaker 2: Danny, good to visit with you as always, and thank
Speaker 2: you for the words. Ten Wakefield, your former teammate.
Speaker 13: Appreciate you.
Speaker 1: Thank you buddy. Thank you, Kevin Malar.
Speaker 2: You can see him on Intentional Talk on MLB all
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Speaker 2: Last call for phone calls, what we learn, what's in
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Speaker 7: Sure is Bill's and Jaguars.
Speaker 1: Thank you, ton This day in sports history.
Speaker 7: I've got to so you're welcome. Thank you, ton You're welcome.
Speaker 2: What's the newest trend here where people say good morning
Speaker 2: gentlemen and Tony.
Speaker 8: Say good morning gentlemen and Fritzy, oh, Fritz, you guys
Speaker 8: are gentlemen, and I'm something short of that.
Speaker 5: I guess now you started that.
Speaker 1: I did, Yeah, you did.
Speaker 5: You did start that.
Speaker 7: We started a lot of things that end up being
Speaker 7: not so good for me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe it scenes right, like two weeks ago. You
Speaker 3: open the show or something, you say good morning everybody,
Speaker 3: good morning.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And Jens has thank you Todd at least eight times
Speaker 8: a day to me when I ramble on or I
Speaker 8: say something that's obvious, or all the things I do
Speaker 8: here in the show, you Todd. Yeah, I heard you
Speaker 8: can get the flu shot that in the COVID chat
Speaker 8: at the same time and nothing bad.
Speaker 1: I'll have to thank you, Thank you Todd.
Speaker 2: Uh. This day in sports History, We'll have that for
Speaker 2: you coming up, Shane and Ohio and just you got
Speaker 2: I know, I'm telling you to get ready. I want
Speaker 2: you to get up and get loose there, Get loose there,
Speaker 2: Shane and Ohio.
Speaker 16: Hi Shane, Hey Dan, how are you guys today? I
Speaker 16: appreciate the call for six recovering from surgery. Of course,
Speaker 16: you guys have had a great show today. I have
Speaker 16: a question for you what a bad day look like
Speaker 16: for Dan and the dan ats, cause I've got peas
Speaker 16: in the nether region where no guy wants to have surgery.
Speaker 16: What's a bad day for you guys at the office?
Speaker 1: Okay, what would be a bad day at work? Todd?
Speaker 8: I don't think there really is a bad day, in
Speaker 8: all honesty. You've been extra generous lately bringing breakfast sandwiches.
Speaker 8: So maybe on those off days when we can't look
Speaker 8: forward to a nice breakfast burrito or something like.
Speaker 1: That, that's that's a bad day.
Speaker 8: Yeah, because we've gotten a little spoiled, you know, we're
Speaker 8: getting used to kind of having the nice breakfast.
Speaker 7: I don't think there's anything about our day.
Speaker 1: I think you'd a little spoiled.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, I have one. It's small, but you'll agree
Speaker 3: with me. If we have a big or newsy guest
Speaker 3: on the show and we forget to ask them a question,
Speaker 3: I know it all bothers you. It'll bother me the
Speaker 3: rest of the day because like we had the guy
Speaker 3: or the person on the air. Yeah, and I may
Speaker 3: not get him again. Yeah, that that will haunt you
Speaker 3: a little bit.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, Marv, you got a definition.
Speaker 1: Of a bad day.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 9: If I mess up on the board or anything like that,
Speaker 9: it'll you know, it'll ruined my day.
Speaker 2: So today, a lot of those days, Most days, I'll
Speaker 2: come to that same Have you had a good day?
Speaker 9: Yeah, Oh, if I wasn't cheating on those trivia questions
Speaker 9: before I'm about to really start now.
Speaker 1: Uh seat, and you got a bad day?
Speaker 4: Not today, man, Let's see, do I go for the
Speaker 4: joke or do I would be serious here? I already
Speaker 4: threw shots at at Marvin and Todd gets enough shots.
Speaker 8: Well, it's gotta be something about like when the audio
Speaker 8: or there's a zoom problem or something doesn't sound good
Speaker 8: on the I was gonna.
Speaker 5: Go a number of guests, but I won't do that.
Speaker 8: That happens sometimes you could have a three four guest day.
Speaker 8: You could have a no or one guest day.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, man, we're you.
Speaker 2: Know what, We moved past that because I do think
Speaker 2: we generate content here and that if we have somebody
Speaker 2: on greater and if we don't, it's it's not a
Speaker 2: big deal to me. It's not there's there's something still
Speaker 2: a big deal to me.
Speaker 5: I haven't moved on from I don't know kind of.
Speaker 1: What we need to we need to move on from that.
Speaker 6: You know what.
Speaker 5: I think that there used to be bed.
Speaker 4: I don't think there is bad days anymore because we've
Speaker 4: been together for so long doing this that it's like
Speaker 4: you just kind of know how to manage.
Speaker 5: Each other, you know.
Speaker 4: So I don't know that there's I don't know that
Speaker 4: you can have a bad day anymore.
Speaker 2: We shouldn't have a bad day. No, No, I think
Speaker 2: I don't think we have bad days. I think we
Speaker 2: just have better days. They're ones that are just better. Yeah,
Speaker 2: And you're right, I think we fell into a comfort zone.
Speaker 2: It's probably you know, back when COVID hit and we
Speaker 2: were forced to just you know, be creative and talk
Speaker 2: and make sure that we don't take it for granted.
Speaker 2: And if you get a guest, you know those kind
Speaker 2: of things. Also, because of COVID, everybody started zooming. So
Speaker 2: now you know, we were able to add that element
Speaker 2: to the show where you were getting people you could
Speaker 2: see on camera if you're watching on Peacock.
Speaker 9: Yes, Marv, you know what beforehand, when I first started
Speaker 9: out here with you guys, and I would definitely be
Speaker 9: hard on myself. Paul was a big, big help. He
Speaker 9: would be like, hey, let's have fun, let's rally, like
Speaker 9: you would say to Fritzy in Ireland, but he would
Speaker 9: say it like legit, like hey, come on to shake
Speaker 9: it off. It'd be like our one, like we don't
Speaker 9: need all that.
Speaker 2: Well, that's if you start out and you make a
Speaker 2: mistake or you say something wrong, you got to try
Speaker 2: to put that behind you. And that's really, really tough.
Speaker 2: You don't want to compound it by going still caught
Speaker 2: up in this when I got to be moving on.
Speaker 2: Let me get a couple of phone calls in here,
Speaker 2: but thank you, Shane don Kashane Bryant in Virginia, Hi, Brian, Hello.
Speaker 17: Dan Danette's featuring Fritzy.
Speaker 1: Let's go with that, Okay, just a quick question.
Speaker 17: I'm it's celebrating our tenth year anniversary with my wife.
Speaker 17: He's unfortunately a chief fan. I'm a Broncos fan. But
Speaker 17: we've made it out ten years. We're going to Doublin
Speaker 17: next week. Any suggestions around the room, good pubs you
Speaker 17: went to or what one.
Speaker 10: Do we have to go to?
Speaker 17: Thank you for taking call.
Speaker 2: All right, go to the Palace Bar. Go to the
Speaker 2: Palace Bar and ask for the bartender who is the
Speaker 2: Lionel Messi of bartenders in Dublin. He he refers to
Speaker 2: himself as the Lionel Messi of bartenders, and ask him
Speaker 2: if you can have a sip of the red Breast
Speaker 2: whiskey there that he has special so that that you
Speaker 2: go into the Snug. As soon as you walk in
Speaker 2: there's it looks like it's a phone booth there, but
Speaker 2: you and why your wife go in there. Go into
Speaker 2: the Snug and it's great. We had a wonderful time there.
Speaker 2: You can't go wrong with the people there. Yes, Hunt
Speaker 2: which was the.
Speaker 8: Place that had those fancy cabinets and like those black
Speaker 8: cherry cabins, was all well lived.
Speaker 7: There was a piano in there and everyth oh.
Speaker 1: That was the whiskey place.
Speaker 7: That was a gorgeous place.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you're a whiskey fan, it's a relatively
Speaker 2: new place. I don't know the name of that, but man,
Speaker 2: was that gorgeous. Inside beautiful and they had some expensive
Speaker 2: whiskey point.
Speaker 3: I think it's Temple Bar Whiskey and Tobacco if I remember.
Speaker 1: I did get a cigar there.
Speaker 3: Or Whiskey Reserve. There's two places that are both like
Speaker 3: whiskey focused bars.
Speaker 1: This day in sports history polling just a.
Speaker 3: Couple of the US Open golf tournament took place for
Speaker 3: the first time in eighteen ninety five in Newport, Rhode Island.
Speaker 3: Horace Rawlins. He's nineteen won the whole thing. Nineteen fifty nine,
Speaker 3: the first World Series to play he played West of
Speaker 3: Saint Louis was played in LA. This was a good movie,
Speaker 3: good TV movie. Bruce Jenner and Harry Belafonte made their
Speaker 3: acting debuts in a sports movie, NBC's Grambling's White Tiger,
Speaker 3: where a white guy plays quarterback for Grambling no sequel.
Speaker 3: Nineteen eighty seven. NFL owners used replacement personnel to play
Speaker 3: games despite the players.
Speaker 2: How about this first player in college football history to
Speaker 2: throw for at least three hundred yards and rush for
Speaker 2: over one hundred yards in the same game happened on
Speaker 2: this date Robert Grifted ju did. No, not Robert Griffith June.
Speaker 2: It was nineteen sixty nine, through for three hundred, rushed
Speaker 2: for over one hundred lost the game by one to Alabama.
Speaker 1: Yes, mart Kenny Stable, No, he played for Alabama.
Speaker 3: Is he famous?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: Archie Manning Yes?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, what'd you learn today, Todd?
Speaker 8: Robert Griffin the third says, Michael Pennox Junior has big
Speaker 8: Pennix energy about that.
Speaker 1: Let's go n IL deal. Uh, cedo.
Speaker 5: We should have RG three on more often.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was good, he was great. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Marv Kenny Stable played for Alabama, Yes he did.
Speaker 3: Paul Robert Griffith Junior, Ever, forget.
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