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Speaker 1: and the official Dallas Cowboys at now. Here are Bill Jones,
Speaker 1: Savannah Humuller, Everson Wolves, and Mickey Spagnola.
Speaker 3: Well we've improved here. Before it was two out of four.
Speaker 3: Now we're three out of four. Here for Mick Shot, says,
Speaker 3: we begin this Thursday and the SWBC podcast studio. We've
Speaker 3: got myself, Mickey, Savannah and ever since, thank.
Speaker 4: You, thank you very much. Soldjout, Savannah ye sold out.
Speaker 4: Last week.
Speaker 5: I had to go out of town quickly for a
Speaker 5: few days.
Speaker 4: I was looking forward to us kind of take over
Speaker 4: this thing.
Speaker 6: I was telling Mickey earlier this week. I had some
Speaker 6: people reach out to me on Twitter. They were like,
Speaker 6: what happened tona Monday?
Speaker 4: Was supposed to.
Speaker 7: Be your show man.
Speaker 4: I hate I let him down. I hate I let
Speaker 4: him down.
Speaker 3: And by the way, Bill is on his way. Uh
Speaker 3: said he'd probably get here for the second segment. And
Speaker 3: what a trooper he is because he probably took off
Speaker 3: for the airport in Phoenix this morning at about five
Speaker 3: a m. Their time to get here. Uh, he's already landed,
Speaker 3: and what a trooper. And I just hope he was
Speaker 3: able to take a shower. If not, I don't mind
Speaker 3: the champagne. You know, that's what's okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's okay because he was we know what the
Speaker 4: occasion was for.
Speaker 3: He was soaked last night when he got in locker room.
Speaker 3: He had a on with what the little hoodie is?
Speaker 3: It never helps, and he was just his face was soaked.
Speaker 3: It was it was apsolutely from the sound. But you
Speaker 3: know what, I bet for him and we'll hear from him.
Speaker 3: Growing up here in Dallas, and I don't know how
Speaker 3: big of a baseball fan you were, but for Bill
Speaker 3: to be there and having grown up a Rangers fan,
Speaker 3: to witness the first World Series victory in the Rangers
Speaker 3: history had to be something. Because they got here in
Speaker 3: nineteen seventy two playing in that old, dilapidated minor league stadium,
Speaker 3: Arlington Stadium, and I'm sure he had gone to games
Speaker 3: and to actually witness that it has got to be
Speaker 3: a really cool thing.
Speaker 6: That's incredible for Bill, he's yeah, I mean it's incredible
Speaker 6: for all of the Rangers fans. I mean It's just
Speaker 6: one of those. Last night was such an epic moment
Speaker 6: in the history for the Rangers, and just watching that,
Speaker 6: the momentum just in Dallas, everyone was just I.
Speaker 5: Think we're still we were still you know Inhaling, Yes,
Speaker 5: from the Cardinals series.
Speaker 3: It's like, oh, no, don't tell me that one strike away.
Speaker 4: I'll never forget this.
Speaker 5: My stomach hurt for a week after we lost that
Speaker 5: series because that was Game six, right, one strike away,
Speaker 5: and then we were so disheartened that Game seven, we just.
Speaker 4: Knew we were gonna lose. Yeah, and we started off,
Speaker 4: we scored first, yeah.
Speaker 5: And everybody like, uh, it's still were still in the
Speaker 5: right and that's bad. I had the feeling. Everyone had
Speaker 5: the feeling because Game six was so it just it
Speaker 5: just took away from you, right, And so I think
Speaker 5: we were kind of still waiting around, you know for
Speaker 5: that again.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we were like, we're only five runs.
Speaker 3: We need more, you know, I knew they needed more
Speaker 3: than one.
Speaker 5: So it was last night the whole I was with
Speaker 5: the whole family, Michuelle, Cameron, and Cherish. We watched it
Speaker 5: together and my wife never watches sports, especially baseball, and
Speaker 5: they were so tight in the beginning, She's like, they
Speaker 5: need to hurgway up and do something.
Speaker 4: I said, this is getting intense. Sit in the back. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's what it was. Was getting to it.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 3: I was pointing out this picture's pitching. Yeah, man Gallon
Speaker 3: is that his name?
Speaker 4: Boy?
Speaker 3: He was good, awfully good.
Speaker 4: Lad. I want to let him man, but no, we
Speaker 4: we man.
Speaker 5: We let out a big cheer at the final stre
Speaker 5: for the pitch, the final pitch.
Speaker 3: Whoa and of all people scores right? Man who struggled
Speaker 3: during the during the season, and then he came around
Speaker 3: the last month. I didn't get excited until Simeon hit
Speaker 3: the home run. Yes, and then I.
Speaker 4: Said and he needed that.
Speaker 3: Yes, I said, this is it and I jumped off
Speaker 3: the couch and it was a good thing. I wasn't
Speaker 3: on the air, Okay, I think there was a word,
Speaker 3: I one of those words you can't say their right
Speaker 3: and uh and a good thing. It was cold outside
Speaker 3: because the windows were closed, right, I didn't wake up
Speaker 3: the neighborhood.
Speaker 5: I kept having to go back and forth bedroom TV
Speaker 5: to the d TV. Yeah, because you know, I just
Speaker 5: couldn't this still.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, I was up to I was up
Speaker 3: to midnight.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: By the way, and if anybody don't know what we're
Speaker 3: talking about, by the way, the Texas Rangers won the
Speaker 3: word uh and the first in franchise history, and I was,
Speaker 3: I was, I was. I was kind of celebrating them,
Speaker 3: even though I didn't grow up a Rangers fan, but
Speaker 3: you know, I've been here and I was covering them
Speaker 3: for the Dallas Times Herald as a backup writer starting
Speaker 3: in eighty five, and so I'd been through a lot
Speaker 3: of those players that came through and a lot of
Speaker 3: the failings, and was a partial season ticket holder for
Speaker 3: a while.
Speaker 4: So we had our superstars too that led us up to.
Speaker 3: The brink, right, and then didn't get it. And then
Speaker 3: when they finally got it, and it was kind of
Speaker 3: you know, I know, I bet there were, because I
Speaker 3: did it. When the White Sox won the World Series
Speaker 3: in Houston in two thousand and five, shet a tear
Speaker 3: and I bet, oh, I bet there's a bunch of fans.
Speaker 3: You're so happy, you're tearing up. And I was, okay,
Speaker 3: until I can't remember what station did it. They played
Speaker 3: Eric Nadell's call of the final out the strike right,
Speaker 3: and it just hit me that everything he's been through
Speaker 3: on the radio doing the radio. I think he's been
Speaker 3: doing it since they got here. It seemed like it anyway,
Speaker 3: And he had had some emotional problems this year and
Speaker 3: wasn't in the booth the beginning of the season, and
Speaker 3: for him to make that call and know what he
Speaker 3: has been through, it was like, Okay, there goes.
Speaker 4: A tier good stuff for him, good stuff.
Speaker 3: Because he you know, and and he's so professional. And
Speaker 3: that was like the first time I think I've ever
Speaker 3: heard him kind of yell and scream.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he got out of his comfort zone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, which I thought too many TV people got out
Speaker 3: of their comfort zone. By the way, not the sports guys,
Speaker 3: but the the local anchors were were like waving their
Speaker 3: pom poms. I thought a little too.
Speaker 4: Much, too much, which was there's no too much, not
Speaker 4: too much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was. It was a pretty good moment. And
Speaker 3: you know, it's taken that this might be the first time,
Speaker 3: especially in the newspaper business here, that during any week
Speaker 3: of the regular season for the Cowboys that they were
Speaker 3: off the front page. Yes, they were page I think
Speaker 3: they got pushed the page two three, so with a yeah,
Speaker 3: really right, And then tomorrow there's going to be a parade,
Speaker 3: and it's like, oh, by the way, the Cowboys are
Speaker 3: playing Sunday in Philadelphia for a very big game. But
Speaker 3: it was a pretty neat evening all in all, and
Speaker 3: and just seeing the relief on so many people. I
Speaker 3: got to hear Tom Greeve this morning, the former player
Speaker 3: general manager. They did the broadcasting. He spent his whole
Speaker 3: career with this franchise, moved here from Washington, d C.
Speaker 3: When they were the Senators, and heard him on the radio,
Speaker 3: and it was pretty neat to you know, his feelings
Speaker 3: on what they finally accomplished, and you know, he made
Speaker 3: it sound like all the trials and tribulations they've been
Speaker 3: through got washed away if they did, especially what you
Speaker 3: just talked about in the twenty eleven World Series, and
Speaker 3: you know the series when they first got in the
Speaker 3: playoffs against the Yankees in ninety six and you know,
Speaker 3: didn't move any further, and then to do this. He
Speaker 3: was talking about all the people that got a hold
Speaker 3: of him and like they were celebrating and I'm sure
Speaker 3: you know it happened when the Cowboys finally broke through
Speaker 3: in ninety two to win the Super Bowl and it
Speaker 3: brought back to life the guys that had played before
Speaker 3: and won Super Bowls, right, and accomplished things. It's almost
Speaker 3: like they became front and center during during the Cowboys
Speaker 3: run there in the early nineties. So yeah, I sort
Speaker 3: of understand that. And you had a stat for me
Speaker 3: about championship teams here in Dallas Fort Worth.
Speaker 6: I think let me pull it up. Let's see how
Speaker 6: I was reading yesterday a couple different things after the game.
Speaker 6: So the last title so obviously Texas Rangers they won
Speaker 6: last night, twenty twenty three, champs, Dallas Mavericks twenty eleven,
Speaker 6: Dallas Stars nineteen ninety nine, and the Cowboys nineteen ninety five.
Speaker 6: And the stat that I read was this was, I
Speaker 6: think it was Boston that all four major sports teams
Speaker 6: have won a title since ninety five.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so Dallas and Boston, right, And Boston did it
Speaker 3: recently with the Bruins winning and the Red Sox finally
Speaker 3: breaking their jinks and the Patriots they.
Speaker 5: Call themselves the city of Champions. Yeah, yeah, it's kind
Speaker 5: of hard to hear.
Speaker 3: It was hard to hear, but it is amazing though,
Speaker 3: since ninety five, that every one of these teams has
Speaker 3: won championship and the Rangers were the last one. The
Speaker 3: last ones, so I guess we should talk about the
Speaker 3: Cowboys and the Eagles and I'll give you a quick update.
Speaker 3: They're practicing in pads today. Mike McCarthy pointed out, heck,
Speaker 3: I should let Savannah do as she heard the press
Speaker 3: conference the injury report for today.
Speaker 6: Sure, we talked about Tyrone Smith and he will still
Speaker 6: be with the rehabit group today working with Britt Brown,
Speaker 6: and we're still going to wait to see if he's
Speaker 6: going to play on Sunday. But coach McCarthy did say
Speaker 6: that hopefully he'll be able to participate fully in practice
Speaker 6: on Saturday. That's the hope.
Speaker 3: So that's going to be the barometer if he's able
Speaker 3: to work on Saturday, and it's not a heavy practice,
Speaker 3: but they're hoping to get him to the game with
Speaker 3: the stinger he suffered in practice last week that kept
Speaker 3: him out of the game. I did see when I
Speaker 3: was out at practice that Tuma Adoga, who they had
Speaker 3: listed as limited yesterday with an ankle, was leased in pats,
Speaker 3: so it looked like he was going to practice. Michael
Speaker 3: Gallop yesterday did not practice with an illness, but he
Speaker 3: had his pads on and he's working on the cords,
Speaker 3: so that bodes well for him being ready. Jay Ron
Speaker 3: Curse was out there. He didn't practice yesterday with a toe,
Speaker 3: and so I think from an injury standpoint, you know,
Speaker 3: they could be in pretty good shape if indeed they
Speaker 3: can get Tyron Smith ready for the game. And the Eagles,
Speaker 3: by the way, have their starting corner Bradley Roby, he's
Speaker 3: their nickel corner. Didn't practice yesterday with a shoulder, so
Speaker 3: we'll see where that one goes. But they seem to
Speaker 3: be pretty healthy from their starters going into the game.
Speaker 3: Got anything else on your little notebook there that you
Speaker 3: wanted to point out.
Speaker 6: While we were still on the topic of the Rangers
Speaker 6: coach McCarthy, he was asked that was the first question.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I asked him, what does that mean for Dallas and
Speaker 6: what is that momentum even for these guys, And he
Speaker 6: was like, it's great. I think it's important that it,
Speaker 6: you know, maybe gives us a little luck on Sunday,
Speaker 6: but it's just something for for the guys to be like, wow,
Speaker 6: like another Dallas sports team did it.
Speaker 3: And by the way, they won on the road, So
Speaker 3: you go.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they mentioned he mentioned the thirteen thirteen wins on
Speaker 6: the road for the Rangers.
Speaker 7: Yeah, eleven, that's crazy.
Speaker 5: But what does that say about the home field, because
Speaker 5: we don't reject at home.
Speaker 3: Well, well, what happened in the first two series. They
Speaker 3: they only played one game at home, right they they
Speaker 3: they swept Tampa Bay and it was the best two
Speaker 3: out of three in the first two or and then
Speaker 3: then it was three out of five and they won
Speaker 3: the two games there and then came home in won
Speaker 3: and then the Astros deal, they won their four games
Speaker 3: in Houston, which is absolutely amazing.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: You know the other thing that was going to be
Speaker 3: uh kind of symmetry the last game of the regular
Speaker 3: season when they needed to win to win the division. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they got beat one to nothing. They almost won the
Speaker 3: World Series on the road one to nothing until they
Speaker 3: erupted in that uh in that ninth inning.
Speaker 5: I was looking I was feeling comfortable with the one
Speaker 5: run Yeah, I really was. I mean, because our pitching
Speaker 5: was doing well, and you know, the old man Chapman,
Speaker 5: he's had his issues.
Speaker 3: I was really worried. But I was like, why why.
Speaker 5: You know, we need him. We still need him in there.
Speaker 5: We have to get someone to feel that in it.
Speaker 5: And he made me a little nervous, but I'm glad
Speaker 5: he got his wing with us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, finally and then they closed it. So I'll
Speaker 3: tell you what. Let's take a break here and hopefully
Speaker 3: Bill said he'd be here for the second segment of
Speaker 3: mix Shots on Dallas Cowboys.
Speaker 4: Bill don't be driving all crazy trying to get here.
Speaker 3: He's speed, he basically, he basically pointed out if he
Speaker 3: was already had landed when I checked in on him,
Speaker 3: and he goes, if they get my bags to me,
Speaker 3: I make it in time.
Speaker 5: I can't see Bill like driving fast, you know, like
Speaker 5: being a serious her right, I can't see him, you know,
Speaker 5: just easy weaving in like you and me, like me
Speaker 5: and you. I can't see the pickup, just kind of
Speaker 5: you know, doing all of this all right.
Speaker 3: Hopefully Bill will be back when we start the next
Speaker 3: segment here on mix Shots.
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Speaker 4: We want to welcome somebody. So what's up?
Speaker 3: It's almost like it's like a triumphant return from the
Speaker 3: World Series War.
Speaker 7: Bill is from the airport Wars.
Speaker 3: Oh, what a guy to get back from?
Speaker 7: Well, I would have got back for the beginning of
Speaker 7: the show. But at the airport, you fly out from
Speaker 7: Terminal B, but you don't fly into Terminal B. You
Speaker 7: fly into Terminal D. And then you got to take
Speaker 7: terminal link over to Terminal B. And then I couldn't
Speaker 7: find my car. I literally reached Okay, what I remember,
Speaker 7: I remember, this doesn't look like the same terminal. I
Speaker 7: came in after I got to dover to Terminal B,
Speaker 7: and then I said, oh, yeah, I remember I had.
Speaker 7: I mistakenly brought my umbrella into the terminal and so
Speaker 7: after I checked in, I took my so I retraced
Speaker 7: my steps like I remember that part of it. Oh yeah,
Speaker 7: I went to the lower level. It's anyway, I know,
Speaker 7: I thought that same thing. Why didn't I take a picture? No,
Speaker 7: but I it was B eleven I had in my memory.
Speaker 4: No twelve.
Speaker 7: I don't even go from my vitamin B twelve. That's
Speaker 7: all I remembered it.
Speaker 4: I hope it help with your memory.
Speaker 7: But anyway, it was fun.
Speaker 4: Now you mute it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, did you?
Speaker 3: We watched watched the game?
Speaker 7: All these people, all these people like my daughters, who
Speaker 7: haven't watched baseball since I was doing Ranger games twenty
Speaker 7: years ago. All of a sudden, they start watching baseball
Speaker 7: now and they were texting me throughout the entire game.
Speaker 7: Oh that's amazing.
Speaker 4: Whatever.
Speaker 6: I gotta say. I was watching last night and I
Speaker 6: turned on your channel, A pick of you.
Speaker 3: You're walking around a little bit.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that was with Tony Beasley, the third base coach. Yeah,
Speaker 7: that was before we went into the Champagne shower.
Speaker 4: You would have been the only one that know him.
Speaker 5: Am I still you still knew this? Bags got me
Speaker 5: dude shortly able to even hit.
Speaker 3: I figured you were the only one that knew who
Speaker 3: Tony Beasley was. By the way, you had somebody else?
Speaker 3: I was it was it Kinsler?
Speaker 7: No, Adrian Beltre, No, No, but he did that. There
Speaker 7: was no Yeah, prior to the Uthaniel Lowe.
Speaker 3: It was not a player. I mean it was it
Speaker 3: was front. It was Kinsler, wasn't it.
Speaker 7: No, I didn't talk to him. You must have been
Speaker 7: flipping around, must been some other stations.
Speaker 3: No, you had you had a guy.
Speaker 4: I thought I saw Kinsler too.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, it was, Oh well maybe I did.
Speaker 3: It wasn't in the locker room when you were.
Speaker 4: It was on the field. It was on the field.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, huh, And I said, well, Bill's the
Speaker 3: only one that knows who that is, right, right, know
Speaker 3: who Kindler is? Yeah, I can't That's who I thought
Speaker 3: it was.
Speaker 4: Maybe it wasn't.
Speaker 5: Yeah, An I told my family, I said, we're going
Speaker 5: to have to go buy some old Texas Rangers gear
Speaker 5: and act like we've been yeah for years.
Speaker 3: And I forgot because I've got one of those old
Speaker 3: caps and it was a cap, not a hat. It
Speaker 3: was a cap that was circular, and it was the
Speaker 3: logo back when they were playing at Arlington State. And
Speaker 3: I was going to bring it and I forgot to
Speaker 3: break it that I just keep old hats.
Speaker 7: You know. The thing about it is because of the
Speaker 7: whole Bally sports thing. Yeah, people haven't been able to
Speaker 7: watch this.
Speaker 4: Ye I know.
Speaker 7: I mean because because literally there's only about one third
Speaker 7: of the metroplex who have over a three year period,
Speaker 7: is getting about Bally Sports. It was the same thing
Speaker 7: when the Mavericks made it to the playoffs and now
Speaker 7: all the games you're seeing Luca and all the other
Speaker 7: You knew Luca was on the team, but all these
Speaker 7: other players when they made it all the way to
Speaker 7: the Western Conference final last year. Yeah, and now this year,
Speaker 7: all of a sudden, this has been a fun team
Speaker 7: to watch all year, but most, you know, sixty percent
Speaker 7: of the fans, even if you wanted to watch baseball,
Speaker 7: you couldn't watch.
Speaker 3: It, which happened last year with the Stars.
Speaker 7: Yep, the Stars, the same thing.
Speaker 3: I got robbed of the season and got in the playoffs,
Speaker 3: and we're going, oh, that's pretty good.
Speaker 7: So that's what needs to happen now, is get this
Speaker 7: whole thing fixed where we can watch all our teams.
Speaker 7: The other thing that I'm struck by. With as much
Speaker 7: excitement as there is about the Rangers winning a World Series,
Speaker 7: can you imagine if the Cowboys made won a Super
Speaker 7: Bowl what it would be like at.
Speaker 4: I'm hoping they'd be inspired. You know, you can do that.
Speaker 4: You can do that.
Speaker 5: You can be inspired by your fellow athletic organizations.
Speaker 4: Hopefully the Cowboys will say, Okay.
Speaker 5: You know it can be done untraditionally, because this was
Speaker 5: very untraditional winning on the road almost.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, eleven road wins. How about a month ago,
Speaker 7: I mean six weeks ago, they played the Astros at
Speaker 7: home and they got beaten a three game series, thirty
Speaker 7: nine to ten. It was the equivalent of the Cowboys
Speaker 7: losing to the forty nine ers forty two to ten.
Speaker 4: They barely made it.
Speaker 7: And then and Evan Carr, or the rookie sensation, wasn't
Speaker 7: even on the team. Then he got called up right
Speaker 7: after that series because a Doolies got hurt and so
Speaker 7: Evan Carter gets called up. And he just set the
Speaker 7: record from no one's hit more doubles in the postseason
Speaker 7: than Evan Carter did with nine he had.
Speaker 3: And he had another one that they said hadn't happened
Speaker 3: since Mickey Mantle in nineteen fifty two.
Speaker 7: It might have been getting on base. He had seventeen
Speaker 7: rookie ars. Yeah, it was a rookie making a rookie
Speaker 7: making his debut, getting on base seventeen straight games.
Speaker 4: You look at you got Sea.
Speaker 5: He did amazing things to World Series MVPs.
Speaker 4: You've got Garcia.
Speaker 7: He had twenty two RBIs, which is the most postseason
Speaker 7: RBIs ever.
Speaker 4: And he didn't get to play and he didn't play
Speaker 4: the last two games.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, And then.
Speaker 3: Talk about card with a Valdi winning five times in
Speaker 3: the playoffs, the first to do that.
Speaker 4: He's a man.
Speaker 3: And then Boche's name up there with all those.
Speaker 7: Bochi has won fifteen of the last sixteen series he's managed.
Speaker 3: That's like five five people of note and what now
Speaker 3: four World Series champions.
Speaker 5: You can hear every time he pitches, it's like he's mad.
Speaker 3: And where's he from?
Speaker 7: Where's he from? He's from Alvin, Texas. No, he is
Speaker 7: from Alvin, Texas, hob and Nolan Ryot.
Speaker 5: I got to put these things down so I can
Speaker 5: brag them my texts.
Speaker 7: Well, I in fact, on the plane, I'm writing a
Speaker 7: story about how this team was like the culmination of
Speaker 7: so many of Ranger players from the past that this
Speaker 7: got thrown into the same team. Right, I'm gonna I'm
Speaker 7: gonna add Nathan Valdi from Alvin, Texas now that I
Speaker 7: just thought of that, but from Josh Hamilton was left
Speaker 7: handed hitting slugger from North Carolina. Corey seeger, left ended
Speaker 7: hitting slugger from North Carolina. Now he's got Hall of
Speaker 7: Fame consistency. And Josh Hamilton had Hall of Fame talent
Speaker 7: and was wasted. And uh, there's there's so many others
Speaker 7: there are just like that, and a Valdi.
Speaker 3: There's nicknames evil right, well, now it's Houdini just squirming
Speaker 3: out of all those base, amazing guys on base.
Speaker 4: That was incredible, and that.
Speaker 5: That's what made me feel good about the one nothing lead.
Speaker 5: I thought that they were still gonna grind that way
Speaker 5: to that win no matter what. And this is what
Speaker 5: I was talking about, how they can inspire the Cowboys.
Speaker 5: You know, cowboys don't don't win gritty. These guys won
Speaker 5: every gritty game they won. I mean, hey, I can't
Speaker 5: expect to win on the road. Oh man, just watch us.
Speaker 5: You know we're gonna do it. We're gonna do it
Speaker 5: ugly too.
Speaker 4: I like that.
Speaker 5: I mean, you get hit by a pitch, you Garcia,
Speaker 5: you hit, you hit a home run before the before
Speaker 5: you come back and hit the Grand Slam.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's just a lot of stuff going on.
Speaker 5: That was so dramatic because to me, that was the
Speaker 5: number one, uh inspiring moment of the series, was him
Speaker 5: getting hit and coming back the way he did in
Speaker 5: the series and just lifted up everyone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and the whole thing I mean you mentioned.
Speaker 7: I mean in that Astro series, I mean that was
Speaker 7: that was the equivalent of the forty nine ers to
Speaker 7: the Cowboys right there. They just they got over that
Speaker 7: hump yep. And then and then they get hit, they
Speaker 7: get they they had the dramatic home run by Tuve
Speaker 7: and the game five, and then they got to go
Speaker 7: on the road and play at Houston and win game
Speaker 7: six and Game seven and they did that.
Speaker 4: So don't, don't. Don't.
Speaker 5: That's why I always hated stats. You know, you gotta
Speaker 5: go play by play, game by game. Yeah, moment by moment,
Speaker 5: even especially in the series and championships.
Speaker 3: I loved at the end too, because I'm sure the
Speaker 3: analytics in the ninth inning says, you got to bring
Speaker 3: in the clerk. He said, you know what, my picture's
Speaker 3: pitching pretty darn well, I'm leaving them in there.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 7: The other thing I thought on that.
Speaker 5: Little cocky at the end of the game, who yes, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: I thought he was prancing around that picture's mouth.
Speaker 4: Feeling it. Man, I'm making the last pitch. Oh my god.
Speaker 7: You know what I thought on that is, Okay, you
Speaker 7: had a five run lead. But if if keeping spores
Speaker 7: in right, okay, if he runs into trouble, at least
Speaker 7: you have a safety blanket in the clerk. I mean,
Speaker 7: if you made the change and the clerk came in,
Speaker 7: where are you going to then if he doesn't have
Speaker 7: it for that, and when he's pitching a third straight day, right,
Speaker 7: and then boy, you're subject to all sorts of criticism
Speaker 7: at that point. You know, no, that's right. So how
Speaker 7: about the fact that you got a picture who's pitching
Speaker 7: a no hitter and ten minutes later he gives up
Speaker 7: the run and he comes out of the game. He's
Speaker 7: only throwing eighty three pitches. Eighty three pitches in ten
Speaker 7: minutes before he'd had a no hitter in the seventh.
Speaker 3: Inny, It's like, you got somebody better than this.
Speaker 7: Sure enough they didn't.
Speaker 4: So he's the game.
Speaker 3: You're like, yeah, that was take take off your professional hat,
Speaker 3: and what did it mean to you?
Speaker 7: Growing I haven't been able to take off my professional
Speaker 7: hat well, you know, but it is.
Speaker 3: Right now.
Speaker 7: Seriously, It's like you're so focused on what you got
Speaker 7: to do next that you don't savor the moment. At
Speaker 7: the end of our we had an hour long post
Speaker 7: game and after getting out of the champagne shower and everything,
Speaker 7: we had like five minutes to you know, put our
Speaker 7: thoughts together. But that was when you know, I was
Speaker 7: that guy who and there's so many of my generation
Speaker 7: like this who lived here in nineteen seventy two when
Speaker 7: Major League Baseball came to Arlington. I remember April fifteenth,
Speaker 7: nineteen seventy two, when I had to.
Speaker 2: Go to bed.
Speaker 7: It was you know, school night, and Dick Bosman is
Speaker 7: starting for the Rangers against the California Angels and listening
Speaker 7: to the radio as I went to bed at night.
Speaker 7: And then you know, a week later they played the
Speaker 7: first home game and Frank Howard, who by the way,
Speaker 7: passed away just three days ago at age eighty seven,
Speaker 7: he had the first home run at Arlington Stadium, dead
Speaker 7: center field. That was, by the way. That team in
Speaker 7: nineteen seventy two, they won fifty four games and lost
Speaker 7: one hundred. They're leading a home run hitter. Guess how
Speaker 7: many home runs he hit? Guy named ted Ford ten.
Speaker 7: He hit fourteen home runs. He hit fourteen home runs
Speaker 7: to lead the team, and he was cracking, you know.
Speaker 7: But and then two at the old old Arlington Stadium,
Speaker 7: I first got on the radio in Arlington Stadium. I
Speaker 7: and a friend, Gary Schaeferman, we went for early for
Speaker 7: batting practice one day, and on their pregame show, they
Speaker 7: would have fans asked questions of plays, yes, and I've
Speaker 7: got I still got a cassette tape of it.
Speaker 4: I got a question.
Speaker 3: I was thinking about you because I remember when in
Speaker 3: eighty five when the Bears won the NFC title game,
Speaker 3: they beat the Rams at Soldier Field, and I'd been
Speaker 3: covering them kind of majority of the season. I covered
Speaker 3: a bunch of their games. It was a great national story, right,
Speaker 3: And I was a Packers fan growing up, but it
Speaker 3: was Chicago, and I finally said, okay, I don't have
Speaker 3: to be mad at the Bears or whatever. And it
Speaker 3: was a neat story. And when they made the play,
Speaker 3: they were going to clinch the victory. And I don't
Speaker 3: know if they were getting raded to kneel or however
Speaker 3: it ended. It started snowing right at the end, and
Speaker 3: I'm going, now, how fitting is this somebody's watching over
Speaker 3: right now, right? And I think I got a little
Speaker 3: emotional watching it, and I was just thinking of you.
Speaker 3: The opportunity to be mister professional the whole way through
Speaker 3: and carrying your anchors by the way, and you don't
Speaker 3: have to say, and you know what must have come
Speaker 3: over you when you saw it, other than okay, I
Speaker 3: got to.
Speaker 4: Get to work now.
Speaker 7: You know, I felt it more in twenty ten when
Speaker 7: Talie Filly struck out Alex Rodriguez to win that game
Speaker 7: and beat the Yankees and go to the World Series
Speaker 7: for the first time. I found myself as a ninth
Speaker 7: inning was starting. I was walking from the auxiliary press
Speaker 7: box at the ballpark in Arlington to get in position
Speaker 7: to go on the field for the celebration, and I
Speaker 7: started welling up with tears. And once you do, you
Speaker 7: think about with baseball it's different than any other sport
Speaker 7: because baseball is a daily thing and it becomes a
Speaker 7: fab brick of your family. You know, you may just
Speaker 7: go to one or two games every now and then
Speaker 7: or whatever, but it's like the radio is on with
Speaker 7: the baseball game on all the patio and the summer
Speaker 7: it's like the sounds of summer or whatever. And so
Speaker 7: it's just part of the culture and that's what it's
Speaker 7: So it's those family memories more so than the team
Speaker 7: itself that makes it special.
Speaker 5: I think, like a guy my age, your age, Bill,
Speaker 5: who was your who was your team before the Rangers
Speaker 5: Yanke making man play for They see that that was
Speaker 5: the thing we grew up and then all of a
Speaker 5: sudden at twelve thirteen years old.
Speaker 4: Oh we got a team. Yeah.
Speaker 5: At first it was just Cowboys. We didn't have Metphix.
Speaker 5: We have we had Aba.
Speaker 7: Basketball, Mavericks didn't come around to nineteen eighty one Stars
Speaker 7: didn't come around to.
Speaker 4: My allegiance was always saw it with another team.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and then here these guys come, these bumps, you know,
Speaker 5: and like, I mean, come on, they were they were
Speaker 5: fourteen to fourteen homes you know, for the leader, and
Speaker 5: I was it took me a long time to you
Speaker 5: know inglatiated to.
Speaker 7: Which, which gets back to can you imagine the Cowboys
Speaker 7: what it would be like when the Cowboys win it again?
Speaker 7: Because I mean, I mean we're talking all the way
Speaker 7: back to nineteen sixty. Now it's not only the most
Speaker 7: successful over the course of a half century, but also
Speaker 7: it's the oldest franchise here in town. So and all
Speaker 7: those memories. Now my daughters don't remember the Super Bowl
Speaker 7: from the.
Speaker 4: Nineties and so wow, that's crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we we're by the way getting ready to celebrate
Speaker 3: it again. Well we've had we'll find out on a
Speaker 3: little bit.
Speaker 7: On Sunday, that's right. That'll be the motivation right there.
Speaker 7: I mean, Mavericks made it to the Western Conference Final,
Speaker 7: Stars made it all the way this past year and
Speaker 7: almost won it all. And now the Rangers have and
Speaker 7: so here we are and.
Speaker 3: FC Dallas needs to win to night to stay in
Speaker 3: their playoffs.
Speaker 4: Okay, who else we're going in there? Where we make
Speaker 4: you dum? Let's make some You.
Speaker 7: Know what I would like I've been on this Ranger
Speaker 7: beat all week. I would like to know what's going
Speaker 7: on with the Cowboys this week? Well, you back here
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Speaker 3: That defensive line exactly.
Speaker 4: Wow, that was the strength of that team.
Speaker 3: It was so when you out to talk cowboys again,
Speaker 3: other than with us, Like, what do you need to
Speaker 3: know so we can get you back.
Speaker 6: In back up to speed.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Actually, I got a parade, the Ranger Parade tomorrow. I'm
Speaker 7: going to miss tomorrow. Figure yeah, and so well here
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Speaker 7: doing a segment with David Moore for the Coaches Show.
Speaker 7: I'm doing the lead ends on the Coaches Show.
Speaker 3: Well, the only injury notes you need to know, and
Speaker 3: we already discussed it is Tyron Smith. They're hoping can
Speaker 3: practice on Saturday, and if he practiced on Saturday, he'll.
Speaker 2: Be good to go.
Speaker 7: Oh, so they're.
Speaker 4: Trying to get stinger.
Speaker 3: Yeah, now practicing. Actually, what else you got over there, Savannah.
Speaker 6: I've been doing a lot of studying on the Eagles
Speaker 6: this week, and they've had eight different starting secondaries this season,
Speaker 6: and the Eagles secondary has given up twelve touchdowns with
Speaker 6: a ninety six point nine rate, so they're twentieth in
Speaker 6: the league as far as giving up those touchdowns. So
Speaker 6: I've been just taking my notes on all of the
Speaker 6: depth chart for the Eagles and doing all the things.
Speaker 6: But I'm trying to focus on their defense a little
Speaker 6: bit as well, just matching up with our offense what
Speaker 6: they can do, because their coach was saying that his
Speaker 6: goal is essentially to confuse Dak Prescott. That was something
Speaker 6: I read this morning.
Speaker 5: Shocking they would think of that one thing you see
Speaker 5: from Billy All quarterbacks, if you're going to have an issue,
Speaker 5: most likely it won't come from the outside. When Dak
Speaker 5: has problems, when I was looking at Kirk Cousins the
Speaker 5: other night having problems, it's always the pressure up the middle.
Speaker 4: That's what always gives you a problem.
Speaker 5: What we've been good at and what Dak has been
Speaker 5: really conscious of is keeping his eyes down field because
Speaker 5: the rush he knows is going to come because his
Speaker 5: offensive line is been having some issues and he's been
Speaker 5: able to step up and out. If he can't step up,
Speaker 5: then you got a problem. If you can't step up,
Speaker 5: then that's where you get the pressure in your face,
Speaker 5: and that's where you get that throwing and not just him,
Speaker 5: any quarterback throwing in the middle and they can't see
Speaker 5: where the defenders are. If they could just keep those
Speaker 5: guys at Bay up front on those those two tackles
Speaker 5: and those go or whatever, then that gives your quarterback
Speaker 5: a chance to escape because the defensive ends are coming
Speaker 5: so far wide upfield.
Speaker 7: Which brings me to Jalen Carter. Yeah, because Jayleen, what
Speaker 7: I read before I went to Phoenix to cover baseball,
Speaker 7: Jalen Carter was going in to have an exam on
Speaker 7: his back and then he's a full participant in practice yesterday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how about that?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: And uh now they now they're full practice was a
Speaker 7: walk through, I think, right, And they've got they've got
Speaker 7: I was a full participant in their practice too.
Speaker 3: They've got him listed as the backup to Jordan Davis,
Speaker 3: but they play both of those guys, right.
Speaker 7: Jayden Carters made an impact as a rookie first round pick.
Speaker 3: And so that might be one of the reasons why
Speaker 3: you know, we sit here and go, Okay, if Tyron
Speaker 3: Smith can't play, then why don't they move Tyler Smith
Speaker 3: over there? But you've got that middle locked down with
Speaker 3: him be Ottish and Zach Martin, and that might be
Speaker 3: in there thinking that, you know, we can give the
Speaker 3: tackle help. Which, by the way, after the first sack
Speaker 3: of the first play of the game, when the doga
Speaker 3: got beat, I started watching it and it was like
Speaker 3: the tight ends over there, the running backs over there,
Speaker 3: and they're not going to sit there and sacrifice their offense.
Speaker 7: By the way, that was my guy from Brown University
Speaker 7: who got him on the first sack of the game.
Speaker 7: Michael Hoyt. That was the one that I was talking
Speaker 7: about last week. First play of the game, there he goes,
Speaker 7: and then he didn't hear award from him the rest.
Speaker 3: Of it, although the second play of the game and
Speaker 3: then the third play of the until they got the
Speaker 3: holding call. They kind of turned things around, you know,
Speaker 3: when you were talking about Dak and confusing him. I
Speaker 3: saw the note and I think it was in the
Speaker 3: story from Philly that Dak is eight and three against
Speaker 3: Philadelphia in his career. And remember he didn't play against
Speaker 3: him last year. He was hurt. That was a Cooper
Speaker 3: Rush game that they won.
Speaker 7: You're talking at Philly.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but he's three and oh the last three times
Speaker 3: he's been able to play Philadelphia, with eleven touchdowns, one pick,
Speaker 3: and an average of two hundred and ninety three point
Speaker 3: three yards passing in those three games. So they understand
Speaker 3: what he can do to them.
Speaker 4: And this is the first matchup between he and Jalen.
Speaker 3: Yes, I believe so, because Jalen Jalen's I want to say,
Speaker 3: he's one and two against the Cowboys and the one
Speaker 3: was last year against Cooper run.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So but again I think the other one was in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty maybe his rookie year when he started at
Speaker 3: the end of the year and Dak was already out
Speaker 3: for the for the season, right, So yeah. Uh. And
Speaker 3: the other thing I thought was interesting, uh this week was,
Speaker 3: you know, they kept getting asked, how do you do
Speaker 3: how do you practice how do you stop the the
Speaker 3: tush push or the push tush? I don't know which
Speaker 3: wayush push, no, push to push to tush right, And
Speaker 3: basically it was getting pointed out and Mike pointed it out.
Speaker 3: It's like, well or no, maybe it was Mike yesterday.
Speaker 3: It was like, well, you can't practice that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he did say that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, We're not gonna go out there and hit
Speaker 3: each other.
Speaker 4: And you know what angle we can dive in to
Speaker 4: stop him.
Speaker 3: From Yeah, exactly. And it's like it's not it's not
Speaker 3: like you can practice against it.
Speaker 5: So yes, sir, your hands raised, Yes, mister, may I
Speaker 5: clarify something here?
Speaker 4: I had go Bill.
Speaker 7: The Dallas Cowboys played the Philadelphia Eagles on September twenty seventh,
Speaker 7: twenty twenty one, and the two starting quarterbacks were Jalen
Speaker 7: Hurts for the Eagles and Dak Prescott for the Cowboys.
Speaker 7: And the Cowboys won that game forty one to twenty one.
Speaker 3: Elly or here that was.
Speaker 5: That was when Jalen threw the touchdown by going out
Speaker 5: of bounds and by oh by the way touchdown and
Speaker 5: uh he threw it to the Heisman Trusty winner and
Speaker 5: the guy.
Speaker 4: Went up and caught it in the end zone. So
Speaker 4: I think that yeah. I think that was when they went.
Speaker 3: Up against each other the one time, the one time,
Speaker 3: and so that was the other time that they beat.
Speaker 7: Trayvon had a fifty nine yar interception return in this game.
Speaker 7: Remember that Jalen hurts, but trey Bon's not playing.
Speaker 3: You know, I got an idea I got we don't
Speaker 3: need we got Blad.
Speaker 7: That's right.
Speaker 6: Trayvon was in the locker yesterday. He trickled in.
Speaker 3: That's right, he did. You know what you need to
Speaker 3: do when they do that fourth in one play, they
Speaker 3: keep trying to dive over. I think when they dive over,
Speaker 3: you need to horse collar the quarterback because you can
Speaker 3: horse collar the most tables between the tackles, right, That's
Speaker 3: what they need to do. Just yank them back. You
Speaker 3: think I should go down.
Speaker 4: Now, They're like, hey, somebody check on spags. I think
Speaker 4: he's going crazy.
Speaker 3: Because you know, I saw that I can't remember for
Speaker 3: it was a college player NFL play where the running
Speaker 3: back was going right up the middle and he got
Speaker 3: horse collar and they threw the flag and I'm going, yeah,
Speaker 3: that's a horse collar. Yeah, because they said he was
Speaker 3: in the box. He was within the box and so
Speaker 3: you can do that. So yeah, that was my idea
Speaker 3: to just go grab the quarterback.
Speaker 5: If you got to do anything. So you have the
Speaker 5: two guys in the back, they're pushing. Yeah, so you
Speaker 5: got to like designate stuff. You have to have a
Speaker 5: guy take him out and then one guy take him out.
Speaker 3: Because you got to come in and jump by right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, then that's the horse the horse collar can come from.
Speaker 3: But if you're not going to practice it, how do
Speaker 3: you execute that?
Speaker 7: So I guess it's just low man wins on that
Speaker 7: they get so low.
Speaker 4: Yeah, low man wins.
Speaker 3: I guess it's all about the tat.
Speaker 7: You also have a quarterback a second squatnds.
Speaker 3: Right, and you get a center and if he and
Speaker 3: if his legs are that strong, yeah, it's kind of hard.
Speaker 3: They just need to get.
Speaker 4: Rid of the plate. Don't do that, get rid of it.
Speaker 4: Just because you can't beat it other than when you
Speaker 4: get rid of.
Speaker 3: It once once once they lose a quarterback.
Speaker 4: He's looking for a quarterback to be hurt. Yeah, and
Speaker 4: then there it is. That's the moment I was talking.
Speaker 3: They and then they'll go, Okay, we got to get
Speaker 3: rid of this play. It's dangerous. It's not it's not safe.
Speaker 4: Then he doing this stuff.
Speaker 3: It's not safe to do it when you're in the
Speaker 3: middle of the field. And they pushed.
Speaker 4: Get doing it. So that's not somebody Else's someone else
Speaker 4: to get hurt. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Well, I think we're out of time on this edition
Speaker 7: the mix shots.
Speaker 3: I think my header for mix shots has to be
Speaker 3: Ranger something.
Speaker 7: But what can the Cowboys duplicate the Ranger?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: How's that the.
Speaker 3: Ranger script correlate road war script has been written?
Speaker 4: That's right?
Speaker 7: There we go, there, you go? There, you good?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 3: So you're back for two segments.
Speaker 7: And then I'm gone tomorrow. So I guess I will
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Speaker 4: You can't put in any of yours.
Speaker 3: My favorite baseball player and I was Cory Seger and
Speaker 3: when he played the way he did in twenty twenty,
Speaker 3: when the world serious, World serious was here, series series
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Speaker 4: Playing his brother, the Dodgers blew it. I don't know
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