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Speaker 1: And look who's back from jury duty? Marvin? Yeah, did
Speaker 1: you get picked? I did not? Okay. Isn't it weird
Speaker 1: that there's certain things that you don't want to do,
Speaker 1: but then when you don't get asked to do them,
Speaker 1: you're like, wait, why didn't I get invited to the
Speaker 1: party that I didn't want to go to? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Mark, it was so uneventful. I didn't even get questioned
Speaker 2: at all. I just sat in the room and they
Speaker 2: called two groups of people and we sat there for
Speaker 2: another three hours, and the lady came back and was like,
Speaker 2: all right, guys, you're all excuse seeven three years Like, oh,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 1: Okay, but but you did your community service there. You
Speaker 1: did your duty. It's to your country, your civic duty.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, congratulations, Oh thanks, We're all proud of you.
Speaker 3: Yes, Baldy, Marve would have been great on the Jury's likable,
Speaker 3: he's easy to talk to. He seems pretty level headed
Speaker 3: from what I know about him. You would have been
Speaker 3: perfect on the jury, right, Marvel would have done great.
Speaker 1: But are you now bothered that you weren't picked to
Speaker 1: be on the jury a little bit?
Speaker 2: Not even that I wasn't even questioned, not even picked,
Speaker 2: because I'm not sure if I wanted to be picked,
Speaker 2: because you know what would have happened. I would have said,
Speaker 2: oh my goodness, Herman threw had no hitter that had
Speaker 2: been perfect for play the day. I would have had
Speaker 2: the Spanish call ready. It would have been stuff like that,
Speaker 2: Oh okay. Because I'm dedicated to the job.
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Speaker 1: it in my plums, or you did the huh question
Speaker 1: mark T shirt that we have, I thought that that
Speaker 1: would probably eliminate you in three years. I'm wearing it, okay,
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Speaker 1: It was the wrong guy at the wrong time, in
Speaker 1: the wrong place. It was Domingo Herman who threw a
Speaker 1: perfect game. He's the wrong guy. That's the guy who
Speaker 1: was suspended a couple of years ago for domestic violence.
Speaker 1: Eighty one games. He also suspended earlier this year for
Speaker 1: the sticky stuff. But he threw a perfect game. He
Speaker 1: threw it late last night. East Coast couldn't even take
Speaker 1: advantage of this if you're a Yankee fan in the
Speaker 1: wrong place. It was against the Oakland A's in Oakland.
Speaker 1: Other than that, he's in the history books. Twenty four
Speaker 1: pitchers who have thrown a perfect game. Here's your over
Speaker 1: under today. Over under the number of pitchers who have
Speaker 1: thrown a perfect game who are in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna set the over under at five and a half. Todd,
Speaker 1: you want to go over under five and a half
Speaker 1: of the twenty four pitchers, how many are.
Speaker 4: Hall of fam I'm feeling that's going to be an under.
Speaker 1: Under, all right, see no' connor uh, I'm gonna say
Speaker 1: under two, all right, Marvin under all right, Paulie.
Speaker 3: I'm leaning under. It seems more like a good picture
Speaker 3: can get lucky one night.
Speaker 1: Well, I think there's luck that goes into having a
Speaker 1: perfect game. There has to be skill, obviously, but there
Speaker 1: has to be luck as well. Eight of the twenty
Speaker 1: four pitchers who have thrown a perfect gamer in the
Speaker 1: Hall of Fame.
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Speaker 1: are the Hall of famers who have thrown perfect games.
Speaker 1: Young Randy Johnson, Oh yeah yeah. Jim Bunning, he became
Speaker 1: a politician in Kentucky after he retired, Catfish Hunter, Roy Halladay,
Speaker 1: Sandy Kofax, John Ward, Addie Joss. Those are old guys.
Speaker 1: But those are your Hall of Fame pitchers who have
Speaker 1: thrown perfect games. Now you have other pitchers in there
Speaker 1: who are really good. Kenny Rodgers won two hundred games,
Speaker 1: Mark Burley won two hundred games, David Wells won two
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty nine games, Dennis Martinez two hundred and
Speaker 1: forty five games. Felix Hernandez was a great pitcher. David
Speaker 1: Cone won one hundred and ninety four games, Tom Browning
Speaker 1: in there, Don Larson he had a losing record eighty
Speaker 1: one and ninety one, but he had the perfect game
Speaker 1: in the World Series, and Dallas Braden in there. I
Speaker 1: remember Philip Humber. Wasn't he with White Sox when he
Speaker 1: threw a perfect game? Might have been in the afternoon.
Speaker 1: I remember having him on the show. He won sixteen
Speaker 1: games in his career, so one out of every sixteen
Speaker 1: games he pitched that he had a decision he threw,
Speaker 1: or that he won he threw a perfect game. He
Speaker 1: only threw one perfect game, but one out of every sixteen.
Speaker 3: Yes, two things stand about the out about this list.
Speaker 3: Three of the people had perfect games. We had on
Speaker 3: the show the next day. Randy Johnson, he insisted with
Speaker 3: the Diamondbacks did he come on with his catcher Robbie Hammock.
Speaker 3: He would only come on because of that. We had
Speaker 3: Roy Halliday on after he had his, and we had
Speaker 3: Humber on after he had his. That's pretty wild. If
Speaker 3: you look at this list, you sent around it looks
Speaker 3: like it's more skilled than luck, because the bottom seven
Speaker 3: or eight guys are decent pitchers, but the first two
Speaker 3: thirds are really good or really great pitchers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have Charlie Robertson, Lee Richmond, Matt Kain, Mike Witt,
Speaker 1: Dallas Brayden. These are average pitchers. There's some below average.
Speaker 1: There is luck. You know, it's skilled to get to
Speaker 1: the major leagues. We know that it's skilled to throw
Speaker 1: a no hitter. It's luck with a perfect game because
Speaker 1: now you really rely on everybody else. If the picture
Speaker 1: could have great stuff, you ground it the third and
Speaker 1: all of a sudden he boots it or he short
Speaker 1: hops it. Then all of a sudden, there's no perfect
Speaker 1: game there, but the skill to be able to put
Speaker 1: yourself in a position for a perfect game. You need
Speaker 1: a little bit of luck there. And probably had a
Speaker 1: couple of calls last night where when his way, I
Speaker 1: don't know what the umpire feels like. When does he
Speaker 1: feel like you know I'm part of history here? Or
Speaker 1: do I allow a little bit more leeway here on
Speaker 1: a call? I don't know if it enters your psyche.
Speaker 1: I don't know consciously, subconsciously, if you're like, God, I
Speaker 1: don't want to be the reason why he loses a
Speaker 1: perfect game. Yes, Tom, it would.
Speaker 6: Totally affect me. If it's late in the game and
Speaker 6: he's got a perfect game and it's really a borderline call,
Speaker 6: I would probably give him the strike.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can't do that.
Speaker 3: Can you run a tight shift in?
Speaker 1: Yes? I do. You know? You can't have an Eric
Speaker 1: greg strike zone where you're like, uh, wait, that was
Speaker 1: four feet outside. Look good to me. Come on, let's
Speaker 1: go get back here and there in the battersbox, Addie
Speaker 1: Joss recorded a perfect game and he needed just seventy
Speaker 1: four pitches.
Speaker 3: That's ridiculous, thank you, Todd.
Speaker 1: So seventy four pitches for the perfect game? Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: marvh you don't want to be Jim Joyce. No, you don't.
Speaker 1: You don't want to have somebody go oh Jim Joyce
Speaker 1: and then people go, oh, yeah, didn't he cost the
Speaker 1: Tiger pitcher a perfect game with that bad call?
Speaker 7: That was one of the worst, Like two or three
Speaker 7: days I can remember, just as like the humanity of
Speaker 7: it watching Jim Joyce and then you know that next
Speaker 7: game they had him come out and they did like
Speaker 7: a whole thing and.
Speaker 1: Yes he was sobbing. Okay, but isn't it interesting we
Speaker 1: remember the umpire? Do we remember the pitcher? Man?
Speaker 7: I can see his face. I could see that smile
Speaker 7: as soon as he says safe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah pulling.
Speaker 3: June second, twenty ten, Joyce made a incorrect call at
Speaker 3: first base umpire which cost Armando Galarraga of the Detroit Tigers.
Speaker 3: Is perfect game, but we remember.
Speaker 1: And then they brought them together like this photo op, like, hey,
Speaker 1: come on, guys, get together, and you know, forgive the
Speaker 1: umpire here. He cost you a perfect game. And it's
Speaker 1: not one of those calls where you go, man, you
Speaker 1: know it could have gone either way. It's like, oh no, no,
Speaker 1: that's terrible. Yes.
Speaker 6: Can you imagine those? It like one, two outs in
Speaker 6: the ninth inning and it's a full count and there's
Speaker 6: a pitch right around the corner and you actually call
Speaker 6: it ball four when it.
Speaker 3: Was just close enough.
Speaker 6: How do you not wink at that and punch the
Speaker 6: guy out and call it well?
Speaker 1: Because at what point do you say, all right, now,
Speaker 1: I can change what my strike zone is. What's the
Speaker 1: context here? If it's a perfect game, do you do it?
Speaker 1: If it's a no hitter. Do you do it? Like,
Speaker 1: if it's close, then yeah, make the call, you know,
Speaker 1: And I would. I would even say that if I
Speaker 1: was the umpire and let's say there was, you know,
Speaker 1: a final out, I'd say, hey, you know, I'm calling
Speaker 1: it just like it's any other inning, any other day.
Speaker 1: I'm just letting you know. I'd let him know. There's
Speaker 1: no leniency here. But I'm not going to go out
Speaker 1: of my way to go you know what. He's Uh,
Speaker 1: he's out and you're like, wait, he was saved by
Speaker 1: five feet. No, he's out. Perfect game. Everybody celebrate.
Speaker 3: And imagine if.
Speaker 6: It's a home game like in Philly or Boston or
Speaker 6: Yankee Stadium too out to the ninth, perfect game and
Speaker 6: you call that ball.
Speaker 1: For let's play guest. The attendance last night in Oakland.
Speaker 5: But.
Speaker 3: I have a screencap. I'm counting heads.
Speaker 1: Oh, you're counting the people who are there. We have it,
Speaker 1: so okay, all right, give me an over under Pauline.
Speaker 3: I'm going to play closest to the hole. I'm going
Speaker 3: to really test you guys close as a whole reported attendance,
Speaker 3: this is.
Speaker 1: The team with the worst attendance in baseball. Let's play
Speaker 1: guess the number of people who were there last night
Speaker 1: for the Perfect Game Todd.
Speaker 3: Because the Yankees were in town. I'm gonna go eight six,
Speaker 3: seven to two.
Speaker 1: It did sound like there was an actual crowd there
Speaker 1: last night. I actually, here's the here's the final call.
Speaker 1: Is this the Spanish version of the Perfect Game?
Speaker 3: Last night?
Speaker 1: Had a man different thing? Lens swings a little.
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Speaker 8: my funnies that public all.
Speaker 4: Ghana and Settle.
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Speaker 1: Don't be the bedfect doll. That's courtesy of W A.
Speaker 1: D O. Now, it sounds like there's a crowd. There
Speaker 1: must have been a lot of Yankee fans in town.
Speaker 1: All right, Todd has his number seating over or oh no,
Speaker 1: you have to pick the number, no over under.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna.
Speaker 1: Go.
Speaker 4: Actually, I'm gonna go ten five.
Speaker 1: Ten five, yeah, ten five touchdown. Marvin.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say it was a packed house for Oakland,
Speaker 2: gonna say fifteen six.
Speaker 1: Wow, crazy, I'm gonna go nine eight seven six, Oh,
Speaker 1: this is so good, so nervous.
Speaker 3: And air quotes reported attendants of twelve and seventy nine.
Speaker 1: Okay, wawser, that's a big crowd. Theres travel yeah.
Speaker 3: Pret beer knight or something.
Speaker 1: Why I wondered what the Commissioner Baseball thought of that crowd?
Speaker 1: Too soon, too soon for the Yeah, yeah, so once
Speaker 1: out of that context anyway, So once again, I know,
Speaker 1: I don't know what context that you could have put
Speaker 1: that in where it didn't sound like a slight to
Speaker 1: the Oakland A's Oh yeah, that's a nice little average
Speaker 1: crowd for any baseball team.
Speaker 3: That's how many parking attendants we have in the Bronx.
Speaker 1: So wrong guy at the wrong time of the night
Speaker 1: and against the wrong team.
Speaker 3: We can bring that any for that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know. Congratulations on your perfect game. Domingo Herman
Speaker 1: not a you know it just got suspended ten games
Speaker 1: for the sticky stuff. His last start gave up eight
Speaker 1: er and runs. I don't know. Maybe we could find
Speaker 1: out from our research department the worst performance leading up
Speaker 1: to a perfect game. We'll see if our research guy,
Speaker 1: John Tuvy can help us with that.
Speaker 3: That was a whole plan for Herman. He was loll
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Speaker 1: com slash match Pole question today, Seaton, what do we have? Well, Dan,
Speaker 1: we already put up there is a perfect game more
Speaker 1: skill or luck, So we'll run with that for a
Speaker 1: little bit. The Toddler sent over a couple of his
Speaker 1: snarky whole question actual statements though, how about we I know,
Speaker 1: I know Todd always gives you what he really feels
Speaker 1: about a topic. Yeah, see, I.
Speaker 7: Don't mind that as a vehicle to Todd's insights.
Speaker 4: You know, if he's going to ask it as a.
Speaker 7: Question and the question is actually giving you his thoughts
Speaker 7: on how he feels about it, I think it's I
Speaker 7: think it's all right.
Speaker 6: There's so many yes or no pole questions. I tend
Speaker 6: to maybe go a little too far with the elaboration
Speaker 6: of the choices, but it's all good fun.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you, Tod.
Speaker 1: We look forward to that eight seven seven to three
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Speaker 1: The NHL draft last night. Connor Bedard seventeen years of age,
Speaker 1: and he looks like he's seventeen years of age. He's
Speaker 1: going to the Blackhawks. That was about it. I think
Speaker 1: people tuned in to go, all right, let me see
Speaker 1: what the kid looks like. And there he is. And
Speaker 1: now I watched probably the first forty minutes of it,
Speaker 1: and they were trying to make it a bigger thing
Speaker 1: than what it was. Here's a problem. You can't invite
Speaker 1: the entire team on stage, the entire front office. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you probably had the Secretary to the President who was
Speaker 1: up there. It's like fifteen people up there with a
Speaker 1: photo op. Keep it moving, let's go. I don't need
Speaker 1: photo ops up there. Take a photo op. When it
Speaker 1: comes to your town, like.
Speaker 3: A shift change, they should run up like it just
Speaker 3: go right off.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, somebody should have been hitting their stick on
Speaker 1: the ice, you know, like come on, let's go, let's go,
Speaker 1: let's go, get off the ice. But Connor Madard is
Speaker 1: going to the Blackhawks. The Mets owner Steve Cohen addressed
Speaker 1: the fans. He was with the media yesterday. We'll talk
Speaker 1: about that as well. And sources close to sources have
Speaker 1: the official height of Victor Wmbayama. Okay, are you more
Speaker 1: interested in how tall he is or how much he weighs?
Speaker 1: Becau he talks about he's going to at the bulka.
Speaker 1: Nobody says he's got to get taller or he's too tall.
Speaker 1: It's he's gonna at to bulka.
Speaker 4: Got to fill out?
Speaker 1: Yeah, no he doesn't. He's okay too. Do you have
Speaker 1: the No, I don't have a You don't have no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: there's a source that has how tall he is, so
Speaker 1: they haven't made it official. And now what they're doing,
Speaker 1: they're measuring you without shoes on to get your official height.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about that coming up. I did not know
Speaker 1: that that, and nobody plays barefoot, but I guess they're
Speaker 1: You know you have lifts? Are there certain shoes that
Speaker 1: make you a half inch tall? And who cares?
Speaker 4: You might have an insol in one for the comfort?
Speaker 1: Remember Tom Cruise reportedly had some lifts in his shoes
Speaker 1: make him a little bit. Sources close to me tell me, yeah,
Speaker 1: he saved the movie industry. I'm looking forward to. Okay,
Speaker 1: here's another topic that came up earlier. Do you go
Speaker 1: see the Barbie movie? Yeah? Do you go Marvin. Did
Speaker 1: you know there's a Barbie movie? I did? Okay, Ryan Gosling, Yep, Margot,
Speaker 1: rob Margot, Robbie.
Speaker 7: Yes, I gotta admit when I see like thep save it, Okay, yes,
Speaker 7: save it.
Speaker 1: I got to take a break here. I mean, these
Speaker 1: are all important questions that we're going to try to
Speaker 1: answer for you Barbie movie today. Let's take a break.
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Speaker 1: Ya Seton was talking to some of the dan Nets
Speaker 1: and I walked by and he's like, I don't know,
Speaker 1: I said about and he goes, I don't know if
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go see the Barbie movie or not. And
Speaker 1: I go, okay, well, what's the debate. Why wouldn't you
Speaker 1: or why would you?
Speaker 7: Uh No, it's not that I wouldn't go see that
Speaker 7: if I'm going to go see the Barbie movie or not.
Speaker 7: I don't even understand what it is, Okay, I don't
Speaker 7: even understand what the concept is behind it or how like.
Speaker 1: I think it's just Barbie for what's Barbie?
Speaker 7: Why did anyone agree to do this? Why did anyone
Speaker 7: sign on for this?
Speaker 1: Like for America? For America, it's just Barbie and Ken
Speaker 1: come to life, that's all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Paul, it's the very hot couple of Margot, Robbie
Speaker 3: and Ryan Gosling, which they're meant to play these roles,
Speaker 3: they're destined for it. I saw the full trailer for this.
Speaker 3: I think with this movie is like a snarky version
Speaker 3: of Barbie come to Life. There's a lot of like
Speaker 3: poking fun jokes at it. It might be one of
Speaker 3: those movies that is both funny and snarky in plays
Speaker 3: to adults and benign enough that kids can go watch it.
Speaker 3: Do you remember the Simpsons movie ten years ago? Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was funny and it was like funny for adults,
Speaker 3: the comedy, but you could take a nine year old
Speaker 3: to it. I think it plays for both.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I always thought that that was part of the genius
Speaker 1: of The Simpsons that there was different levels of humor,
Speaker 1: and if you didn't get certain levels, it's not like
Speaker 1: you felt like, you know, I'm lost in this episode.
Speaker 1: It was they had an ability to appeal to a
Speaker 1: variety of audiences there.
Speaker 7: Yeh see, I just want to say, on behalf of
Speaker 7: the Simpsons, that is an insult to compare it that way,
Speaker 7: one of the greatest TV franchises of all time, compared to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm going to be in an episode coming up
Speaker 1: here in the fall.
Speaker 4: I just on behalf of the Simpsons, just let you.
Speaker 1: Know, you're right. They probably wouldn't take that as a
Speaker 1: compliment if I all of a sudden it got back
Speaker 1: to the writing staff or some of the aracter there.
Speaker 7: Now, granted, I know I'm not the target audience for
Speaker 7: this movie, so I get that.
Speaker 1: But do we have Ryan Gosling on or Margot Robbie
Speaker 1: on talk about that? No, Todd, I'm not even going
Speaker 1: to go with the hotter one. Yeah, Ryan Gosling, of course,
Speaker 1: Ryan gosl Yeah, clearly got her. Yes, Yeah, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: miss this one. I'm not going to go to the
Speaker 1: theater to see the Barbie movie.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to do that. If you had kids
Speaker 3: that were like nine, ten, eleven they said, Dad, let's go.
Speaker 1: Now, because I think I would say, you know, why
Speaker 1: don't you talk to your mom now she said, hey,
Speaker 1: I can't do it. Would you take them? Then I
Speaker 1: would go and probably make sure they had good seats,
Speaker 1: and then I would go and see if there's another
Speaker 1: movie that I could do. Have you ever done that?
Speaker 1: Have you ever dropped the kids off? And then all
Speaker 1: of a sudden you're like, hey, you okay, got your popcorn,
Speaker 1: got your drink? Here, got your snow caps. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: go across the way, maybe sneak a peek at this movie.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: We were in mill of Nowhere, Vermont rainy Day and
Speaker 3: the kids want to see boss Baby too, which I
Speaker 3: don't know what that is, but they seem very excited
Speaker 3: about it. About four years ago, I walk across the
Speaker 3: hall and I'm like, I wonder if there's anything else here.
Speaker 3: I stumble into the movie get Out by Jordan Peele. Oh,
Speaker 3: and there's eight people in the theater and it's fantastic.
Speaker 1: How good is that?
Speaker 3: Quite a different experience than Boss Byby.
Speaker 1: By the way, Tom Cruise height five seven mm? Yeah,
Speaker 1: five seven?
Speaker 4: Is that with shoes? I don't know, there's that barefoot.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say that's with shoes. Yeah, now I I
Speaker 1: let's see. Did I stand next to Tom Cruise? He
Speaker 1: was seated when I was shooting a movie with his
Speaker 1: then wife Katie Holmes, and maybe he didn't want to
Speaker 1: get up because he realized that I'm pretty imposing at
Speaker 1: you know, six three and uh, it'd be an awkward
Speaker 1: photo op because Katie's Katie is like maybe five eight
Speaker 1: five nine. You know she's tall. But yeah, I Tom
Speaker 1: got him listed at five to seven. Victor, according to
Speaker 1: a source, is seven foot three and a half. So
Speaker 1: the local newspaper there said that. He said, according to
Speaker 1: a source, the team hasn't even given an official height.
Speaker 1: I want to know weight more than I do height.
Speaker 1: I know he's just tall. I also know he's skinny.
Speaker 1: You can be tall. I don't think that's going to
Speaker 1: be a detriment to him. Seven to three and a half.
Speaker 1: Do you round up? If you're Victor won Bayama, do
Speaker 1: you want to be seven four? Now keep this in mind.
Speaker 1: He was seven three, seven three and a half seven four,
Speaker 1: and then seven to five These are all the listings
Speaker 1: that he's had hadn't played a game yet. We don't
Speaker 1: know how tall he is. He's tall enough, but at
Speaker 1: seven three and a half, Like, at what point do
Speaker 1: you say, God, I'd give anything to be I'd round
Speaker 1: up and be seven to four like Seaton if I
Speaker 1: said I could give you, I can make his six
Speaker 1: foot tall.
Speaker 7: That okay, So one inch for me is massive in
Speaker 7: either direction. Okay, that's massive. Okay, So you're either six
Speaker 7: foot or you're.
Speaker 1: Five to ten.
Speaker 7: I'm either like six foot and a half or I'm
Speaker 7: five ten and a half.
Speaker 4: Okay, that is just the drastic swing for me mentally.
Speaker 1: Okay, I rounded up. I rounded up, oh yeah, to
Speaker 1: six three.
Speaker 4: At one point, I was like five eleven and three quarters.
Speaker 4: I would say, so that's pretty close to six foot.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, pull.
Speaker 3: I think I'm victor. I'm rounding up to seven four
Speaker 3: because he's kind of in his own category, isn't porzingis
Speaker 3: listed at seven three. I think he's seven three. So
Speaker 3: now you're that would make you the guy the tallest
Speaker 3: guy playing basketball. And also you're closer to seven and
Speaker 3: a half feet than you are to seven feet.
Speaker 1: I think you get to that point that it's okay.
Speaker 1: You know, Bill Walton was listed at six eleven for
Speaker 1: most of his career, certainly at UCLA, because he thought
Speaker 1: if you were a seven footer, you were viewed as
Speaker 1: a freak. And Bill always wanted to be listed at
Speaker 1: six eleven. Now he's probably seven to two. Having stood
Speaker 1: next to Bill, he's probably at least seven to or
Speaker 1: at least he was, and I think that he he
Speaker 1: didn't want to be a seven footer. He was six ' eleven.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Mark, Kevin Garnett is also in the same category,
Speaker 2: like always six eleven saw me in person, like seven
Speaker 2: to one. Yeah, the people that listed at six eleven,
Speaker 2: he was easily noticeably taller.
Speaker 1: Okay, but why are they measuring you without your shoes on?
Speaker 1: Because you're playing with your shoes on. That's how tall
Speaker 1: you are when you're playing. Yeah, pulling.
Speaker 3: Okay, here's an example. Kevin Durant when he came in
Speaker 3: the league was listed many by many places as seven
Speaker 3: foot and it made his or a bigger. A seven
Speaker 3: footer can handle the ball like that. A seven footer
Speaker 3: has that kind of range. It's easy to say you
Speaker 3: wouldn't say a six eleven er or a six to
Speaker 3: tenor right, I think it added to durance or around him. Really,
Speaker 3: I really believe that. Years later, remember that they changed
Speaker 3: the policy in twenty nineteen and they measured everybody in
Speaker 3: bare feet the official NBA. But why don't know, don't
Speaker 3: I can find a bunch of articles, but they don't
Speaker 3: have a reason. They want a true height, you know.
Speaker 3: And Kevin Durant measured six ' nine and a half,
Speaker 3: which they rounded up to six ten. But now it
Speaker 3: takes away from him.
Speaker 1: Well, I think you're right, you know, we stumbled onto
Speaker 1: something that when you say you don't see many seven
Speaker 1: footers doing that, like you see a lot of six
Speaker 1: niners doing it or six tenors. And I don't see
Speaker 1: a lot of seven footers handling the ball the way
Speaker 1: he does. Yeah, I like that. If I'm Kevin Durant, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm seven feet yes, yes, Mark.
Speaker 2: Yes, seven foot two guard is what he's been referred
Speaker 2: to before. That sounds way better. He's a six nine
Speaker 2: two guard. Are we seeing a bunch of six '
Speaker 2: nine guys do that? Not a seven footer?
Speaker 6: Though?
Speaker 1: Like Magic? I don't know how tall Magic was, but
Speaker 1: it felt like he was. He became six ' nine.
Speaker 1: I don't know if he was six nine, but it
Speaker 1: became that he's six ' nine, which added to the
Speaker 1: aura of, oh my god, you don't see any six
Speaker 1: nine guys handling the ball like that out on the break.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Paul, would you guys go the opposite way too,
Speaker 3: if you were sure, would you cheat up or cheap down?
Speaker 3: Because like Allen Iverson was listed at six foot one
Speaker 3: sixty five everything I'd find Georgetown. But if if he
Speaker 3: would have been measured officially, let's say he was officially
Speaker 3: five to eleven, doesn't make what he was doing dunking
Speaker 3: on folks more spectacular. He's under six feet and he's
Speaker 3: doing that to people. Yeah, he's not even six feet.
Speaker 1: I think if you're shorter and you could jump, then
Speaker 1: you make yourself a little bit shorter because then it's like.
Speaker 3: Damn, look at that guy.
Speaker 1: That guy can dunk. He's six to two, he can
Speaker 1: get up all of a sudden, you're six y three
Speaker 1: and it's not as impressive. Yeah.
Speaker 4: See, but Spudweb should have been like, I'm actually five four.
Speaker 1: Yeah he could have. Yeah, he should have went muggsy
Speaker 1: bogues on us. But even five seven, like you get
Speaker 1: to that point where you're as tall as Tom Cruise
Speaker 1: and you're winning a slam dunk contest. That's pretty impressive.
Speaker 1: There's no way we're getting Tom Cruise on to talk
Speaker 1: about mission impossible.
Speaker 6: I did get a note the other day from MS
Speaker 6: Pubblo System.
Speaker 1: Okay, so that will not be possible. Okay, so this
Speaker 1: is our mission impossible, that we will not get Tom
Speaker 1: Cruise on the show. We had h one time, yes, yes, see.
Speaker 7: The problem is, though, is that Tom Cruise always makes
Speaker 7: the mission possible because he wins at the end, whereas
Speaker 7: we're never getting him on.
Speaker 4: It truly is mission impossible.
Speaker 1: Yes, his isn't mission impossible. It is possible. It's it's
Speaker 1: like mission likely is what they should mission unlikely. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but it always happens. He always, you know, at the
Speaker 1: end of the day, he saves everybody and gets the girl.
Speaker 3: Don't spoil the ending of this one.
Speaker 7: Because if the last one it was just like like
Speaker 7: the nuclear bomb went off and it was like, oh,
Speaker 7: this one wasn't mission impossible.
Speaker 3: He didn't.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, they're all dead.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: You remember a bunch of years ago we had Russell
Speaker 3: Wilson on. He said when he was going for the draft,
Speaker 3: he lied about his height, saying like, I'm over six feet,
Speaker 3: I'm six one. But once he got to the league
Speaker 3: and he made the Pro Bowl and got a ring,
Speaker 3: He's like, I'll tell everybody I'm five to eleven because
Speaker 3: now I don't care if you're a quarterback. That's a
Speaker 3: must lie situation when you're coming out of college.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because if you're five eleven, oh, he's going to
Speaker 1: get his passes, bat it down at the line of scrimmage.
Speaker 1: You know, Baker Mayfield, he's not going to be able
Speaker 1: to complete those passes. In the press, Yes, Mark.
Speaker 2: Program, height is always the best in college. Michael Beasley
Speaker 2: was listed at six ten and they measured him. They
Speaker 2: were like, oh, he's six seven. I was like, damn,
Speaker 2: they gave him three extra inches.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah. See. I tried to bulk up and
Speaker 1: get bigger in the program. But my coach, he was
Speaker 1: a stickler. He was like, no, no, Danny, well that
Speaker 1: you weigh one forty eight. I go, can I weigh
Speaker 1: like one seventy five. You know, nobody's going to be
Speaker 1: afraid of six three, one forty eight shooting guard. He
Speaker 1: treated it like it was a corner wall deposition, like, okay,
Speaker 1: you swear to tell the whole truth. Yeah, I'm six
Speaker 1: two one eight. Come get some of this. You don't
Speaker 1: want any part of this?
Speaker 3: Yes, Paul, if you could pick your height, let's say
Speaker 3: you could go back to being ten years old, knowing
Speaker 3: you know what exact height and weight would you want
Speaker 3: for yourself for the rest of your life. Six six
Speaker 3: two hundred rangy Yeah, six six a little up there now.
Speaker 1: I know, but six ' six I'm playing. I might
Speaker 1: be still playing, PAULI even at my age, and I'm
Speaker 1: not playing. I'm I could have been playing.
Speaker 3: I think six two oneive is a nice one. You're
Speaker 3: tall enough to see over a lot of folks, but
Speaker 3: no one's commenting on your head.
Speaker 1: You know what, when you walk in, women notice somebody
Speaker 1: who's six y six. Yeah, I mean they noticed me
Speaker 1: because they're like that dude's got acne. Man, he's got
Speaker 1: some uh whiteheads there that's like tall skinny. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Like I was tall skinny, had acne, and you know
Speaker 1: other than that, and I had it all. I was
Speaker 1: drone whitehead. You know, that was my face.
Speaker 3: But Dan, you've generally been that since I've known you.
Speaker 3: About sixty three, about two hundred, right, Yeah, that's where
Speaker 3: you're tall enough to have advantages, but people don't comment
Speaker 3: on it. If you're six six, can you buy clothes
Speaker 3: at a normal store or is that the cusp?
Speaker 1: I would say, I'd say six ' five you're probably okay,
Speaker 1: sixty six you might not.
Speaker 3: That's gotta be tough.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're gonna like the way you look.
Speaker 1: I guarantee I got a shop at places like I
Speaker 1: guarantee it. The uh Yankee broadcaster David Cohman will join
Speaker 1: us coming up in the final hour of the program.
Speaker 1: He threw a perfect game against the Expos in nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety nine. Ask your dad about the Expos Jeremy in Alabama. Hi, Jeremy,
Speaker 1: good morning. What's on your mind today?
Speaker 10: Hey Dan, thank you. Todd six twenty third child. So,
Speaker 10: growing up, my dad worked at a federal prison in Talladega,
Speaker 10: and one day he came home and gave me this
Speaker 10: autographed picture and it was a Jenny McClain. Oh, yeah,
Speaker 10: as you discussed this about the troubles that this pitcher
Speaker 10: last night has had. I know they're two totally different
Speaker 10: circumstances of getting in trouble, but you know, Deanie McClain
Speaker 10: really doesn't get talked about as much as one of
Speaker 10: the best pictures of the sixties. I mean, probably right
Speaker 10: up there with Noan Ryme at the time. I mean,
Speaker 10: he was one of the first thirty game winners in
Speaker 10: the league, and I mean just I got to meet
Speaker 10: him a couple of times, and he was a really
Speaker 10: great guy in person.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I had interviewed Denny before, and he was the
Speaker 1: last thirty game winner. I think he went thirty one
Speaker 1: and six. Wasn't great in the postseason. I think his
Speaker 1: teammate Mickey Lolich was better than him. But you know,
Speaker 1: the Tigers in the late sixties, Janny McLean, I know,
Speaker 1: had two really good years. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was a decent pitcher for Detroit. He went
Speaker 3: twenty and fourteen, seventeen and sixteen, nineteen sixty eight, thirty
Speaker 3: one and six, one point nine sixty RA, three hundred
Speaker 3: and thirty six innings, twenty eight complete games, both cy
Speaker 3: Young and MVP. Next year twenty four and nine, and
Speaker 3: then in the wheels completely fell off for the next
Speaker 3: four years.
Speaker 1: I don't even know what he went to prison for.
Speaker 1: I don't I mean, I was it gambling gambling losses.
Speaker 1: I just remember he was in and out of prison.
Speaker 3: Conspiracy, theft, money laundering, a mail fraud.
Speaker 1: There you go money.
Speaker 3: He was a five tool player.
Speaker 1: Okay, he could do it all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah he did. He did a nice stretch.
Speaker 1: Art Schleister remember him, Yeah, yes, Yes. Scott and Dayton,
Speaker 1: Hey Scott, what's on your mind?
Speaker 9: Good morning, Dan?
Speaker 1: How are you great? Scott? What do you have.
Speaker 9: So Being from your hometown of Dayton, Ohio, I'm sure
Speaker 9: we spent a number of times gonna need more avenue,
Speaker 9: which I'll let you discuss with the boys what that
Speaker 9: streak was. But being from Cincinnati area, with the no
Speaker 9: hitter that just happened last night, my question would be this,
Speaker 9: is that more likely in today's baseball to have two
Speaker 9: back to back no hitters like Johnny vandermir or like
Speaker 9: a Freddie Freeman who just hit his two thousand hits too,
Speaker 9: Eclipse Pete Rose's forty fifty six.
Speaker 1: Well, nobody's reaching Pete Rose because the base hit doesn't
Speaker 1: matter anymore. People. People don't care about batting average or
Speaker 1: getting base hits. That is safe pets and trying to
Speaker 1: go back to back, you know, you got to go
Speaker 1: nine innings back to back. You now, just getting a
Speaker 1: no hitter is a big deal. And you know with
Speaker 1: today's you know, baseball society that your pitch count and
Speaker 1: you know, but if you had a no hitter, your
Speaker 1: second game out after throwing a no hitter and you're
Speaker 1: in the seventh inning, you're probably gonna let that picture go.
Speaker 1: You're going to ride him as long as you know
Speaker 1: he can. But yeah, Johnny Vandermir, that was in the
Speaker 1: mid forties. I think that he had back to back
Speaker 1: no hitters, and you know, the talent wasn't as great,
Speaker 1: I think because of the war, but still that's impressive.
Speaker 1: Nobody else has done that, but back to back no hitters.
Speaker 1: I guess if you were saying, what are we going
Speaker 1: to see first? Somebody get to Pete Rose or somebody
Speaker 1: at back to back no hitters, I would lean towards
Speaker 1: back to back no hitters. Do the Yankees play the
Speaker 1: A's next week? So you know Domingo Herman when he
Speaker 1: goes back to back there. All right, let me take
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Speaker 1: in the man Cave. The Mets owner Steve Cohen addressed
Speaker 1: the media yesterday and the fans yesterday. And you know
Speaker 1: what's interesting. He spent all this money, three hundred and
Speaker 1: forty four million dollars on the payroll. But his here's
Speaker 1: his message to Mets fans. What does Steve Cullen the
Speaker 1: owners say to Steve Cullen the fan right now, Sorry
Speaker 1: about it. We're working hard. You know, I understand the
Speaker 1: disappointment and the frustration.
Speaker 3: You know, that's the beauty we have passionate fans.
Speaker 1: You're right, I mean this, They live this, Okay. What's
Speaker 1: interesting about this is the reaction of Mets fans, like,
Speaker 1: why isn't he mad? Why isn't he angry? Why isn't
Speaker 1: he firing somebody? We instead of saying, you know what
Speaker 1: he's saying, patients, I don't want to overreact here, which
Speaker 1: is the smart approach here, instead of saying Buck Show Walter,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna fire you, I'm gonna trade Schureser Verlander, I'm
Speaker 1: getting rid of it. I mean, this is what George
Speaker 1: Steinbrenner did. And George Steinbrenner was great and bad for
Speaker 1: the Yankees that he cared so much, and sometimes he
Speaker 1: cared too much. You have to be a good businessman.
Speaker 1: Don't be a fan, be a businessman. And that's what
Speaker 1: Steve Cohen is doing. Now. We could make we could
Speaker 1: have a discussion about the decisions he's made and brought
Speaker 1: in some old pictures that are making a lot of money.
Speaker 1: But as a fan, you love when your owner spends now,
Speaker 1: is he spent more than he should have? Probably?
Speaker 5: Have?
Speaker 1: They been a big disappointment slash embarrassment. Yes, but he
Speaker 1: didn't act the way that I think people thought he
Speaker 1: was going to. Oh boy, he's got a message for
Speaker 1: the fans. No, he was composed. I thought, oh, Mets
Speaker 1: fans aren't going to like this. They're going to want
Speaker 1: somebody to pay the price. Here. All right, we'll get
Speaker 1: to more phone calls coming up here. Sean in Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: Hey Sean, what's on your mind?
Speaker 12: Hey Dan? First time, long time, six foot one, seventy's
Speaker 12: hard hard?
Speaker 10: Hey me?
Speaker 12: My wife score tickets to the Taylor Swift concert and
Speaker 12: apparently you have to dress up and trade bracelets, all
Speaker 12: this curly stuff, and it's kind of putting my man
Speaker 12: card in question. My question to you is do I
Speaker 12: go ahead and do it?
Speaker 1: Yes? Once in a yes yes. If you're not all in,
Speaker 1: then don't go shown.
Speaker 12: Okay. Then my second question is tell me some stories
Speaker 12: where your Man card you had to put away suspense
Speaker 12: to do something like this, and I'll.
Speaker 1: Hang up the LiH When did I put my Man
Speaker 1: card in my wallet?
Speaker 3: Hmm?
Speaker 1: Well, hello, I went to Britney Spears by myself in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles, and that might have been pressing my luck
Speaker 1: my Man card there, But yeah, I went to see
Speaker 1: Britney Spears, and.
Speaker 3: I get your card back after that.
Speaker 1: I did. Yeah, it took a while, it took a
Speaker 1: while to get my Man card back, But yeah, I
Speaker 1: went to see Britney Spears in Los Angeles and I
Speaker 1: went by myself.
Speaker 4: Any kind of restraining orders, no.
Speaker 1: No, no, I had a great time. I wanted to
Speaker 1: be a to go and see her. Now, sometimes you'll
Speaker 1: you'll say, oh, I'd never go see that person, And
Speaker 1: I thought, you know what, I'm in Los Angeles, I
Speaker 1: can get a ticket. I'm gonna go see her. And
Speaker 1: she was she great, was great. I mean I enjoyed
Speaker 1: the performance. Would I go again? No, But if you
Speaker 1: said I could go see Adele, Hell, yes, I'm going
Speaker 1: to a dell Or or Share or you know, there's
Speaker 1: a lot of artists where I go. You know, I
Speaker 1: probably wouldn't do that too many times, but I would
Speaker 1: try it once.
Speaker 2: Yes, Mark, are you going to any shows when we're
Speaker 2: in Vegas for.
Speaker 1: The Super Bowl? Yeah, yeah, if I can. I mean,
Speaker 1: if I could go see Adele, I'd go see Adele
Speaker 1: you might be able to see Britney again. No, no,
Speaker 1: IRIS saw her once. No, I was it you don't
Speaker 1: want to see I saw her twenty twenty years ago. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: and it was she had like, you know, eight or
Speaker 1: nine costume changes. It was great, a great time.
Speaker 3: How many costume changes did you have?
Speaker 1: I only had one. You know, they wouldn't let me change.
Speaker 1: I kept thinking, when she's changing, I'm going to change
Speaker 1: my outfit too. Would I go to the Barbie movie? Yes?
Speaker 1: I would. If my daughters or one of my daughters said,
Speaker 1: do you want to go, then I would go. I
Speaker 1: wouldn't go by myself, but I would go. If my
Speaker 1: daughter said, would you go see the Barbie movie? I said, yeah, sure,
Speaker 1: I'll go.
Speaker 3: Do that.
Speaker 1: By the way, my youngest daughter once did a home
Speaker 1: movie and it was called Cheating Ken, and she did
Speaker 1: a she did a whole home movie on Ken, Cheating
Speaker 1: on Barbie, and that he got kicked out of the
Speaker 1: Barbie Playhouse. Like it was really elaborate, and she was
Speaker 1: really young. And my wife was like, have you seen
Speaker 1: what your daughter did?
Speaker 3: Hear and I go no.
Speaker 1: All of a sudden, she became my daughter. It's like
Speaker 1: she's your daughter too. But she did this elaborate video
Speaker 1: that Barbie caught Ken cheating with Midge and kicked him
Speaker 1: out of the house.
Speaker 2: Yeah, IMRV from the same people that brought you jazz club.
Speaker 1: Yeah oh yeah, yeah she didn't. My daughter's started a
Speaker 1: jazz club in high school. But didn't want to have
Speaker 1: a jazz club. She just wanted to put up flyers
Speaker 1: that said there's a jazz club. Do you like hot coffee?
Speaker 1: Do you like cool jazz? You know? The meeting was
Speaker 1: from two twenty to two thirty every day.
Speaker 3: You really want to dive in for this ten minutes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but she did. She Oh my god, she pulls
Speaker 1: some strings. Now she does.
Speaker 2: There's one kid that really loves jazz, like, oh I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, oh okay, And you wonder why she got
Speaker 1: four birthdays canceled Squealily Beat Hour two coming up, more
Speaker 1: phone calls. Dan Graziano d gros will join us. Also,
Speaker 1: David Cohane will join us in a little more than
Speaker 1: an hour from now, one hour in the books on
Speaker 1: this Thursday. We're back after this