Speaker 1: You are listening to the Dan Patrick Show on Fox
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Speaker 1: the greatest night in sports. Having been through quite a
Speaker 1: few of those, including the very first Spies, I remember
Speaker 1: when we really had to go out of our way
Speaker 1: to get athletes to show up, like what do you need?
Speaker 1: And I always go back to the Ken Griffey Junior
Speaker 1: SPS where he said, I'll show up. You have to
Speaker 1: get a copy of every single home run that I
Speaker 1: remever hit in Major League history and give that to
Speaker 1: my mom. So you probably had a couple of production
Speaker 1: assistants at the Mothership. They're scrambling to find whatever five
Speaker 1: hundred home runs. So we could get Ken Griffey Junior
Speaker 1: to show up at the SPS. But you got Steph
Speaker 1: Curry hosting tonight. You know, I wondered about this with Steph,
Speaker 1: like why would you do that? A lot of pressure.
Speaker 1: I could see Saturday Night Live because that's a little
Speaker 1: bit more scripted, there's a lot more comedy. It's not
Speaker 1: just based on you, but the SPS it's a little
Speaker 1: bit you know, you're out there, You're a man on
Speaker 1: an island, and we've seen a lot of people do
Speaker 1: really well. You know, Peyton Manning was wonderful there. Lance
Speaker 1: Armstrong did a good job, John Cena. I mean, there
Speaker 1: have been quite a few hosts who have done it,
Speaker 1: you know, singularly. But you're out there, got to take
Speaker 1: a couple of shots at some people. But Steph is
Speaker 1: on scholarship right now, and this might be one of
Speaker 1: those where Steph goes, I'm gonna play basketball for three
Speaker 1: or four more years. Maybe I can be in partnership
Speaker 1: with ESPN be able to do something that's unique. You know,
Speaker 1: Kobe did that with his Details series. Peyton has done
Speaker 1: that with Omaha production. So maybe Steph Curry takes that
Speaker 1: next step and says, this is what I want to
Speaker 1: do when I get done playing basketball. But SPS tonight.
Speaker 1: All Star Game last night a lot of fun. American
Speaker 1: League beat the National League, Gen Carlos Stanton was your MVP,
Speaker 1: and you know, there are a lot of elements that
Speaker 1: I liked about it. This doesn't necessarily translate to regular
Speaker 1: season baseball, but what you had with the All Star
Speaker 1: Game last night was a lot of fun. So you
Speaker 1: had it was almost like let's produce an All Star game,
Speaker 1: not let's play one, let's produce one. And you had
Speaker 1: that last night. I thought Fox did a wonderful job
Speaker 1: that you had pitchers talking to announcers and announcers talking
Speaker 1: to hitters and you know yet you had a lot
Speaker 1: of conversations going on there. But the technology was a
Speaker 1: lot of fun. And as we move forward with all sports,
Speaker 1: it's about more technology. What do we do that's different?
Speaker 1: How can I bring you closer to the game you
Speaker 1: want to access. That's what it's all about. Every team,
Speaker 1: every league, they're all looking for what do we do
Speaker 1: that's different. And and you find a lot of these teams,
Speaker 1: like NFL teams, you know, they're creating their own department
Speaker 1: there where they're putting out content. This is what it's
Speaker 1: all about and going to continue to be. And I
Speaker 1: thought baseball had a good night last night. Eight seven
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Speaker 1: dot com. I loved it from the beginning. I had
Speaker 1: Kershaw against Otani and Aaron Judge in the on deck circle.
Speaker 1: Otani says he's going to swing at the first pitch,
Speaker 1: he does, gets a little blooper in there, gets on
Speaker 1: first base, and then he gets picked off us. I
Speaker 1: loved it. It's just like, all right, okay, now we're starting. Now,
Speaker 1: Judges up and then he strikes him out, And I
Speaker 1: just thought that is a unique way to start an
Speaker 1: All Star game. Also, I was wondering last time somebody
Speaker 1: got picked off first base in an All Star Game.
Speaker 1: So Otani's the third player to lead off consecutive All
Speaker 1: Star Games, the first batter in the top of the
Speaker 1: first joining each year. Ow did it twice, Willie Mays,
Speaker 1: who did it twice, and Otani's singles first pitch of
Speaker 1: the game, picked off the only other player to be
Speaker 1: picked off in the first inning of an All Star Game.
Speaker 1: And it happened to one of the greatest players of
Speaker 1: all time, and it happened to him twice. Anybody want
Speaker 1: to guess one of the great players of all time
Speaker 1: got picked off twice in an All Star Game first inning, Paulie,
Speaker 1: Joe DiMaggio, Joe, No Seaton, Ricky Henderson, No, Ricky'd never
Speaker 1: get picked on. Not Ricky. Yeah, I'm almost I'm you
Speaker 1: know what, mister Henderson, I apologize this, yes time. Lou Brock,
Speaker 1: Lou Brock. No, Marv got a guess, Barry Bonds Nope,
Speaker 1: yah see Ken Griffey Jr. No, No, we're not going
Speaker 1: to do this. No, no, no, because no, we can't
Speaker 1: do It's Willie Mays. Willie Mays got picked off. Bloop
Speaker 1: bloop got picked off. Whoa whoa whoa? Put Out of
Speaker 1: the day, stat of the day. Here comes that? What
Speaker 1: stat of the day? All right? Poll question, play of
Speaker 1: the day, stat of the day, All of that forthcoming.
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Speaker 1: dan patrick dot com. Yes, Paul, I hesitate to bring
Speaker 1: this up, but I might as well go deep early.
Speaker 1: Did you guys like the Major League Baseball All Star
Speaker 1: Game uniforms last night? They were muted black with kind
Speaker 1: of trade almost looked like Seaton's had army football type
Speaker 1: mix where it's like a deep matted colors and a
Speaker 1: lot of gold. What do you guys think? I love
Speaker 1: to got to look good. Um, it just looked kind
Speaker 1: of clean and crisp, and uh so I liked it.
Speaker 1: I don't get too caught up in, you know, the uniforms.
Speaker 1: You know, if you want to have fun and it's
Speaker 1: a one off thing, great, I mean you're trying to
Speaker 1: sell merchandise. Let's let's not kid anybody. Now you can say, well,
Speaker 1: why why wouldn't they just let them wear their normal
Speaker 1: uniforms there. You're not gonna make any money there. But
Speaker 1: if you create something, then you get some merchandise here. Yeah, Seaton,
Speaker 1: you don't get caught up in the uniforms. No, that's
Speaker 1: like what we do here. That was like a direct
Speaker 1: attack on Paul. No, I don't think we need to
Speaker 1: get nasty seven minutes into the show. I don't get
Speaker 1: caught up in the uniforms. I don't you know, when
Speaker 1: I get caught up in the person in the uniform
Speaker 1: is what I do because I'm a name on the front.
Speaker 1: I liked it. I thought it was I thought, what
Speaker 1: I understand why they do it for merchandise. But I
Speaker 1: just I missed the days when they're all wearing the uniforms.
Speaker 1: It's just very colorful and is the Phillies. But everything
Speaker 1: about you is you missed the days from the seventies
Speaker 1: and the eighties. That's true. But regardless, I just like
Speaker 1: a colorful look of the Why don't you step into
Speaker 1: you know today? I have to? How about you know,
Speaker 1: graduate to the nineties. We'll work our way up to
Speaker 1: twenty twenty two, slowly, but surely. Yeah, we meet, we'll meet. Yes,
Speaker 1: Todd likes it way better and the old days the
Speaker 1: player like if you were on the Mantra expose, you
Speaker 1: were your exposed uniform and you know all the white colors,
Speaker 1: the Cubs uniform and you played it next to each other,
Speaker 1: which was like the seventies eighties. By question for Todd,
Speaker 1: I don't think you can answer this. Is there anything
Speaker 1: in sports that's better now than when you're a kid,
Speaker 1: maybe the technology, like things like the yellow lines you
Speaker 1: can see where the first down is but outside wait wait, wait,
Speaker 1: you can't say maybe the technology because there was no technology.
Speaker 1: I like the three D stacks and it looks like
Speaker 1: things are hanging from the rafters when they're showing you
Speaker 1: someone's batting average and how many receptions they made. And
Speaker 1: the yellow first down line I think is an important addition.
Speaker 1: But for the most part, I'll take the eighties over
Speaker 1: whatever they're doing now. The yellow first down marker might
Speaker 1: be the greatest invention in sports. It's very helpful to
Speaker 1: know whether your first down. Okay, what's better than that,
Speaker 1: aside from instant replay, but that's assumed with instant replay.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna guess now there's still people don't like instant replay.
Speaker 1: But is that the greatest invention in sports history? Yes, Heaton,
Speaker 1: I would put up there the golf ball line tracker
Speaker 1: thing where you can follow the like trajectory of a shot.
Speaker 1: I like it. I think that's been pretty tremendous. Okay,
Speaker 1: are you talking, broadcast asked invention kind of that accentuates
Speaker 1: the viewing experience? I yes, I am. I just said
Speaker 1: it's the greatest sports the invention. I guess we could
Speaker 1: say greatest sports TV invention. The shot tracker is is good, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I like that. Yeah, but the first down marker? Is
Speaker 1: there anything better than the first down marker? Somebody thought
Speaker 1: of that? That was somebody's idea. Yeah, there was one
Speaker 1: person who was like, hey, how about we put a
Speaker 1: line on there that just shows where the first down is?
Speaker 1: And they changed TV get zero credit, but some I
Speaker 1: bet there's like, I bet there's like thirty people that
Speaker 1: were that are like, you know, that was my idea. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's a lot of people probably taking credit for that.
Speaker 1: Would network used it first? I would guess Fox, but
Speaker 1: I don't know. Yeah, well they had the globe puck
Speaker 1: that didn't go too well, but I do give them
Speaker 1: credit that they tried, so the first down marker, Yeah, Paul,
Speaker 1: I have a couple of articles. Hey, Stan Honey was
Speaker 1: the inventor of the first and ten yellow first down marker?
Speaker 1: Yeahs Honey. He owned a company that was like a
Speaker 1: technology development company and they worked also with Fox broadcasting
Speaker 1: company Seaton. Right, but the Fox was involved in this
Speaker 1: early and they came up with things like the glowing
Speaker 1: puck and the first down line, some other gimmicks. Some work,
Speaker 1: some didn't. Unfortunately, Stan Honey was also the guy who
Speaker 1: was like, hey how about we put this cartoon robot
Speaker 1: on everything. Great. So there was a company called sport
Speaker 1: Vision that kind of developed these Yeah, that that was
Speaker 1: like Megatron. You know. They had these robots there with
Speaker 1: Fox and then like around Halloween, We'll have the robot
Speaker 1: have a pumpkinhead. Yeah, yes, Todd, I'm sure they still
Speaker 1: do that though. They still holding on to those robots,
Speaker 1: which I just don't get what that's all about. You
Speaker 1: hold on to everything I'm talking about. Well, I don't.
Speaker 1: I still understand why they did the robot. They would
Speaker 1: Transformer this movie was coming out. Maybe yes, seton this
Speaker 1: is some cameraman bias coming in. But weeks our cameraman
Speaker 1: said that the skycam might be one of the great
Speaker 1: sports inventions, which I could agree with that sort of overhead. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but no, he's camera biased. It is camera biased. But
Speaker 1: he said that upfront. Yeah, I'm reading some marketing stuff
Speaker 1: on the Fox robots. And if you saw ESPN last
Speaker 1: year and ABC did like cartoons round players, it's playing
Speaker 1: to kids. It's all marketing towards the next generation and kids.
Speaker 1: They don't. They say they already have the adults, so
Speaker 1: they market their graphics to kids. All right, So baseball
Speaker 1: had a good night last night. Setan what's the poll
Speaker 1: question today? I think we're gonna actually go with the
Speaker 1: uniforms poll questions. Do you prefer sort of new uniforms
Speaker 1: just for the All Star Game or players wearing their
Speaker 1: traditional uniforms, or do you just want to simplify it
Speaker 1: and say what did you think of the uniforms last night?
Speaker 1: Thumbs up, thumbs down. I'd rather make it more commer Yeah,
Speaker 1: you are following in the footsteps should make love. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'd like to make it just more are wording a
Speaker 1: little more complicated? Hard to figure out? So I put
Speaker 1: on a T shirt today and it says McLevin And
Speaker 1: this is after mclovin left, and we made a T
Speaker 1: shirt called and just put mcclevin on it. And my
Speaker 1: wife goes, what does that mean. I go, well, mclovin left,
Speaker 1: so we called it mcleven. She goes, well, that's kind
Speaker 1: of mean. I go, no, it's not. It's mclovin. He's
Speaker 1: the one that left. Yeah, if he didn't leave, I
Speaker 1: wouldn't have put a T shirt of out there for people. Mcleven. Uh,
Speaker 1: how many T shirts have we made? A lot? We
Speaker 1: used to have. So there's a whole way that leads
Speaker 1: down to where the big German and uh Mario Dylan
Speaker 1: or and all of that, like the whole way and
Speaker 1: it's almost like a recording artist has records on the wall. Well,
Speaker 1: we have T shirts and then we ran out of
Speaker 1: space on the wall all for all the T shirts
Speaker 1: that we have there. Yeah, Pauling from what I remember,
Speaker 1: the Omaha Omaha shirt when Manning first said at Peyton
Speaker 1: Manning first said it, we heard it audibly. We made
Speaker 1: that shirt I think two days later, and that was
Speaker 1: our biggest seller up to that point. Maybe ever, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure that's still our biggest selling. That one
Speaker 1: was crazy. Tampa Bay hit pretty hard to Tampa Bay,
Speaker 1: and then we got hit by Tampa Bay. There was
Speaker 1: there's a couple of Packers shirts that we made that
Speaker 1: did really well too. We had an Aaron Rodgers that
Speaker 1: he shovels his own snow. Yeah, we had a few
Speaker 1: of them, a few of them there. But yeah, I
Speaker 1: think Peyton Manning's Omaha Omaha. And then didn't we have
Speaker 1: the shape of Nebraska and where Omaha was in Nebraska. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was like this this shape that it said Omaha,
Speaker 1: Omaha in the shape of the state state. Okay, all right,
Speaker 1: uh is that the pole question we're going with uniforms
Speaker 1: last night? All right, fair enough. We'll hear from Nick
Speaker 1: Saban a little bit later on. I think Nick wanted
Speaker 1: both ways as far as, hey, you know what we're
Speaker 1: going to do, what we need to do to bring
Speaker 1: in these players. But you know this isn't sustainable. You know,
Speaker 1: we shouldn't be doing this. The name image and likeness
Speaker 1: and people are promising things and not delivering. I'm waiting
Speaker 1: for somebody to come out a Let's say somebody transferred
Speaker 1: to a school and was promised something before they got there.
Speaker 1: They get there, they didn't get it. Then they transferred
Speaker 1: someplace else, and somebody says, well, why are you leaving
Speaker 1: that place, that school? And then you're going to get
Speaker 1: somebody say well, I was promised. Now legally you're not
Speaker 1: allowed to do that. That's when I think this thing
Speaker 1: could get a little tricky that all of a sudden
Speaker 1: somebody says, because normally what happens when a lot of
Speaker 1: former players don't like to tell you what they got
Speaker 1: when they went to college. You know, it's almost like
Speaker 1: that this is our secret. We don't need to tell anybody,
Speaker 1: because if you got you what you wanted, or you
Speaker 1: got more than what you thought you were going to get,
Speaker 1: then you're content. You know, Berkeley talked about this, came
Speaker 1: you know, forward to say, hey, this is what happened,
Speaker 1: this is what they offered me. But for the most part,
Speaker 1: these athletes, they don't want to ruin the gravy train.
Speaker 1: You don't want to be the guy who ruined it
Speaker 1: for everybody else. And that's where somebody is going to say,
Speaker 1: I was promised and they didn't deliver. And then if
Speaker 1: the NCAA is still in existence, then maybe somebody's going
Speaker 1: to come in and I don't who's going to be
Speaker 1: the governing body of all of these big time football programs.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm curious, because at some point you got
Speaker 1: to have somebody who's going to be running this, overseeing this,
Speaker 1: you know, issuing discipline, having guidelines, and I don't, I
Speaker 1: don't know what's going to happen here. You got to
Speaker 1: name a successor for Mark Emmert at some point. But
Speaker 1: I don't know if these football programs just go. The
Speaker 1: NCAA is over here. We're over here. We we are
Speaker 1: our own governing body. All right, we'll take a break.
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Speaker 1: totaling nearly four hundred. Remember Mantai Teo, former Notre Name linebacker,
Speaker 1: he was the victim of a cat fishing hoax back
Speaker 1: in twenty thirteen. Well, guess who's going to have a
Speaker 1: Netflix documentary series, The Girl Who Didn't Exist? Saloed a
Speaker 1: Manti Tale Boy two part show will detail one of
Speaker 1: the crazier moments in college football history. Three months after
Speaker 1: Mantai Teo told the media his girlfriend, a Stanford's student
Speaker 1: named Lena Kakua, died of leukemia, a story from dead
Speaker 1: Spin found that the girlfriend was actually a creation of
Speaker 1: an acquaintance of Mantai Teo, who now goes by another name,
Speaker 1: Nia Tuiasa Sopo and is a transgender woman. So Manti
Speaker 1: Tale was on Notre Dame's team, he was a Heisman finalist,
Speaker 1: and he had dedicated his senior season at Notre Dame
Speaker 1: to his girlfriend and his grandmother after finding out that
Speaker 1: both died on the same night. Obviously, only his grandmother died,
Speaker 1: but Tuyasa Sopo went on Doctor Phil weeks after that
Speaker 1: story broke and that just decided to kill Manti Tale's
Speaker 1: so called girlfriend on the same night after he and
Speaker 1: Manti Tale got into an argument. The transgender woman said
Speaker 1: that she also admitted in the interview with doctor Phil
Speaker 1: that he was in love with Manti Tale. Like, you
Speaker 1: can't make this stuff up. Well, I guess you can,
Speaker 1: because they did so. The dead Spin story then started,
Speaker 1: and then all of a sudden, everybody wanted to know
Speaker 1: about this relationship with this woman who had dined. Notre
Speaker 1: Dame hired private investigators to look into the catfishing hoax
Speaker 1: and determined that Mantie Teoe only had an online relationship
Speaker 1: with the fake girlfriend, despite the fact that Mantie Teoe
Speaker 1: and his family originally claimed that they had met in person.
Speaker 1: Then he denied being part of the hoax in an
Speaker 1: interview with the ESPN and admitted he lied to his
Speaker 1: father about actually meeting his so called girlfriend. The hoax
Speaker 1: stayed there, and he had an incredible season. Heisman finalist
Speaker 1: first round pick finished his season with seven interceptions. He
Speaker 1: lost the Heisman Trophy to Johnny Manziel. Notre Dame was
Speaker 1: back man. Tie Teo was taken thirty eighth overall by
Speaker 1: the Chargers, and he had an eight year career, a
Speaker 1: solid career, eight years there, and now this is going
Speaker 1: to surface again. I'm so excited. Paulie and Seaton were like,
Speaker 1: I can't wait, Like I'm just gonna sit in front
Speaker 1: of my TV and wait for this to drop. Do
Speaker 1: we have the date when this is coming out? I
Speaker 1: think it's August sixteenth. It's only two parts, but I
Speaker 1: think it's You've seen a lot in your time, Dan,
Speaker 1: You've seen some good, bad, and ugly stories, but usually
Speaker 1: they're like reasonable. I remember the day the story came out.
Speaker 1: There this guy named Tim Burke, he works for dead Spin. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he text me late in the afternoon. I was in
Speaker 1: my car. He goes, pull over, I can't talk. I'm driving.
Speaker 1: He goes, we have a story coming out. Just want
Speaker 1: to give your heads up for the show. And he
Speaker 1: sent it to me ahead of times, just said don't
Speaker 1: put it out. We're putting out in fifteen minutes. As
Speaker 1: I'm reading it in my car, I was like, is
Speaker 1: this like a bit? Is this like like his dad's
Speaker 1: been trying to do an onion article? Are they trying
Speaker 1: to bait and switch to media? Because I was I
Speaker 1: was in that much of displase that this could be
Speaker 1: a real story. Yeah. Wow. And that's the first time
Speaker 1: I heard the expression cat fishing. I had not heard
Speaker 1: of it before. But you start to read this and
Speaker 1: you go, wait, did he have a girlfriend? He had
Speaker 1: a make believe girlfriend? Did he believe in the make
Speaker 1: believe girlfriend? When did he find out the make believe
Speaker 1: girlfriend was not an actual person? Or was it a
Speaker 1: person who was now a transgender woman? And he's playing
Speaker 1: for Notre Dame. Now, let's say he was playing for
Speaker 1: throwout Kansas State no offense case state? How about cancer?
Speaker 1: How about cancer cancer Kansas yesterday? I know, I know,
Speaker 1: I know, but I don't know how much we would
Speaker 1: have cared about this. But this was Notre Dame. This
Speaker 1: is man Tai Tail. He was a Hihsman finalist. And
Speaker 1: you're starting to go and you know, you'd watch Notre
Speaker 1: Dame games with a whole different perspective, like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: he's out there. He lost his girlfriend, died in leukekemia,
Speaker 1: his grandmother died same night as his girlfriend. That's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: He's able to play at this level. Yes, smart yep,
Speaker 1: I was with you, I said, first off, the gipper,
Speaker 1: Now this an ordered game. You guys do it again.
Speaker 1: Rudy the Gipper girlfriend the Manti tail story will not
Speaker 1: have that same feel as Rudy or win one for
Speaker 1: the Gipper. But you know, you start to think about
Speaker 1: all the crazy stories. Now. I hear a lot of stories,
Speaker 1: and some don't turn out to be true. There's some
Speaker 1: that turn out to be true that don't see the
Speaker 1: light of day. But this went for an entire football season,
Speaker 1: and then we thought, the only way that he can
Speaker 1: recover from this is to have an unbelievable Hall of
Speaker 1: Fame career in the NFL and drafted by the Chargers,
Speaker 1: played for the Saints, played eight years. I think he's
Speaker 1: but thirty two maybe now, yeah, I think he's. Manti
Speaker 1: is thirty one years old. He appears to be out
Speaker 1: of football. Did he cooperate with the Netflix documentary? That's
Speaker 1: what I'd like to know. I'm gonna guess probably not.
Speaker 1: I don't know what kind of upside there would be
Speaker 1: to that. He's in the trailers talking about it, so
Speaker 1: I'm assuming that he did. I don't know how you.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's got to be just beyond humiliating. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine doing an entire documentary sitting down talking about
Speaker 1: just your worst moment. Well, I did wait until his
Speaker 1: career was over. I'm guessing that that was by design,
Speaker 1: but wow, I'm not sure how you spin it that
Speaker 1: it could be positive. But I mean you might say, well, okay,
Speaker 1: he was victimized here, but then he bought into it.
Speaker 1: We bought into it. He took advantage of it. And
Speaker 1: then all of a sudden, it's like I would love
Speaker 1: to know, and maybe it's it's in the documentary that
Speaker 1: he he said, you know, I found out here, but
Speaker 1: I didn't want to let anybody down. You know, I
Speaker 1: thought that maybe I could get through this, but it
Speaker 1: felt like all of a sudden, you know, you get
Speaker 1: the guys like Tom er Aldi and some of these
Speaker 1: guys who always like move in for the kill on
Speaker 1: stories like this. Had the piano playing and very emotional
Speaker 1: and there's tears and all of those things and video
Speaker 1: of a funeral, and then all of a sudden you
Speaker 1: realize there's no there there and he's sort of on
Speaker 1: an island because there's only so much Notre Dame can do,
Speaker 1: Like they hired private investigators. I don't think this is
Speaker 1: a crime, certainly on Mantai Teo's side. Yeah, the original
Speaker 1: Deadspin article does accuse Manti Teo of knowing it and
Speaker 1: keeping it going. Yeah, before turning in. If you read
Speaker 1: the original article, it says Notre Dame's Mantai Teoho played
Speaker 1: the season under a terrible person burdon. His girlfriend had
Speaker 1: passed away, his grandmother passed away on the same day.
Speaker 1: Upon receiving news of these two deaths, Tao went out
Speaker 1: with the fighting, irish and upset Michigan State Recup twelve tackles.
Speaker 1: It made him a Heisman finalist. Did you enjoy this
Speaker 1: up uplifting story. If so, stop reading now. That's the
Speaker 1: first two paragraphs of the dead Spin story. It's fascinating,
Speaker 1: and that's when dead Spin was at the peak of
Speaker 1: its powers because that was a go to destination on
Speaker 1: the web. But when you drop a bomb, that was
Speaker 1: a bomb that detonated and that was felt all across
Speaker 1: the country, around the world. Did we have the writer
Speaker 1: on the next day. We did. When they broke the story,
Speaker 1: we had Tim Burke onto kind of the backstory of
Speaker 1: how this all came to them. It was like an
Speaker 1: anonymous tip. And then they started searching. They started searching
Speaker 1: for the name, and they started searching social security numbers
Speaker 1: and they couldn't find any trace of this person. Taout
Speaker 1: reference and then it turns out that the person who
Speaker 1: started the hoax actually was in love with MAN'SI teo correct,
Speaker 1: So that's coming out Netflix. Yes, morph, do we all
Speaker 1: watch it together as a family. We just sit on
Speaker 1: the couch over there and laugh until we cry. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: Vice Versa. Yeah, wow, all right, you know you have
Speaker 1: Stranger Things on Netflix. This is stranger than Stranger Things. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this was supposed to be reality. Stranger Things isn't reality.
Speaker 1: And there you are at the Heisman Trophy ceremony, knowing
Speaker 1: all this, and he's like, I can't say anything. I
Speaker 1: can't tell people. I can't tell everybody that I know
Speaker 1: that this is fake. And you're there and you're holding
Speaker 1: this secret in and holding your breath that somebody's going
Speaker 1: to find this out at some point. But they waited
Speaker 1: till his career was over, and I guess he cooperated
Speaker 1: to do the documentary. Yampo. I remember talking about it
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks later. We kind of started feeling
Speaker 1: bad about it because nobody wants us in their life,
Speaker 1: and we were saying to ourselves. The only way, Manti tail,
Speaker 1: this is not first paragraph. If he's a Super Bowl
Speaker 1: MVP or an MVP linebacker, and either the two, we
Speaker 1: really were rooting for that, so this wouldn't be first paragraph.
Speaker 1: A couple of phone calls here Mike, and Scottsdale leads
Speaker 1: us off. I Mike, what's on your mind? Good morning? DP.
Speaker 1: I'm calling in because I want to do a pie
Speaker 1: to a face. All right, you can. You can do one.
Speaker 1: You don't need my permission to do one. You can
Speaker 1: just grab a pie and smack yourself in the face
Speaker 1: if you want to. That's an idea. Okay. I'm calling
Speaker 1: in because the last time I'm in then IndyCar Family
Speaker 1: last two years, you guys are not interviewed um any
Speaker 1: Indie car drivers or owners, and so I'm kind of curious.
Speaker 1: I know you guys are more bossed at airing, but
Speaker 1: I'd like to see love for indiecar. So maybe get
Speaker 1: mister Pemski or Chip Canassi or Dale Coin or one
Speaker 1: of the drivers Joseph Neugarten or Helio cast and AVOs
Speaker 1: or somewhat one of those guys, and we're going to
Speaker 1: be an isola this next week. A weekend. I think
Speaker 1: the night Races on Saturday. Well, I'd be more than
Speaker 1: happy you'd enterview David Letterman if he wants to come
Speaker 1: on and talk about But thank you, Mike. Yeah, Paul,
Speaker 1: and it's Joseph new Garden. I want to be correct
Speaker 1: Team Penske. So Mike was going to take a pie
Speaker 1: to the face. What was the bat that I wouldn't
Speaker 1: have somebody from Indy car on? If you do, then
Speaker 1: he gets yes. I think he was just looking for
Speaker 1: your permission for him to randomly hit himself with a
Speaker 1: pie with no bet involved at all. Yeah. I think
Speaker 1: he wanted to know why we weren't going to have
Speaker 1: If there's there's an interesting story, then we'll have interesting
Speaker 1: people on. Yeah, Paul joining us now, Alexander Rossi, Alexander,
Speaker 1: where haven't you on? Just so this guy in the
Speaker 1: coke in Scottsdale, I'm only going to keep you for
Speaker 1: thirty seconds. Just want to have you on and thank you.
Speaker 1: Thank you for joining us. Let's see what else do
Speaker 1: we have here? Ron and fort Wayne Iron. What's on
Speaker 1: your mind today morning? Dan Danetts are probably too young
Speaker 1: to remember John Madden, but you're talking about the greatest
Speaker 1: piece of technology ever in sports. It had to be
Speaker 1: John Madden and what was it called the teleprompter? A
Speaker 1: camera was called the East telestrator. There you go. There
Speaker 1: were so many people and I was one of them.
Speaker 1: I would tune into games that Madden was bringing and
Speaker 1: I didn't care who it was, but you would just
Speaker 1: tune in to watch and listen to John Madden and
Speaker 1: see how he's going to go all over that thing.
Speaker 1: I mean, it was hilarious. Yeah, that's a great invention,
Speaker 1: the telestrator for John Madden. And the Danetts are old
Speaker 1: enough to remember John Madden. John Madden made fun of
Speaker 1: the telestrator. There what Marth too young? What is he
Speaker 1: talking about? You could be ten and you will know
Speaker 1: who John Madden is, or you at least know the name. Well,
Speaker 1: you might not have heard him do a game. I
Speaker 1: think that's what he's talking about. You would know the
Speaker 1: Madden video game. But as far as using the telestrator,
Speaker 1: I thought John's voice was more interesting than the telestrator
Speaker 1: because he he sort of he didn't sound like a
Speaker 1: polished NFL person broadcaster. It's he gave you a sort
Speaker 1: of a guttural feel with the football game, Yeah, Paul.
Speaker 1: The telestrator was a brainchild of an inventor, a physicist
Speaker 1: named Leonard Reiffel, and he used it in the fifties
Speaker 1: for education classes and then he sent it to w
Speaker 1: BBMTV in Chicago. It was used for weather, and then
Speaker 1: the sportscaster Johnny Morris and Chicago used it for sports
Speaker 1: broadcasting at the local station, Madden. John Madden was responsible
Speaker 1: for making it famous the A two Super Bowl, which
Speaker 1: Madden was the color commentator. He dust off the telestrator
Speaker 1: and used it for the first time on National TV.
Speaker 1: Zack in Indiana, Hi, Zach, what's on your mind? Hey?
Speaker 1: Damn hie or six? No, you had touched on earlier.
Speaker 1: I was just curious. Um My thought on the whole NCA,
Speaker 1: like what does it look like in ten years? Like
Speaker 1: what what do is? How does this all play out?
Speaker 1: And I feel like we've already seen it. It's gonna
Speaker 1: like the NFL. They're gonna get together and inform their
Speaker 1: own governing body and make their own rules and you know,
Speaker 1: fill install somebody to run it. But essentially it'll look
Speaker 1: just like Roger Goodell and they'll do whatever He'll do whatever,
Speaker 1: or they will do whatever they want him to do.
Speaker 1: UM anyway, that's my thought. I feel like we're already
Speaker 1: kind of heading towards Yeah, this is happening. It's not
Speaker 1: a question of if, but when. And we'll have more
Speaker 1: on this coming up next hour. Of what Greg Sankey,
Speaker 1: who is the commissioner of the SEC, and he's basically saying, hey,
Speaker 1: you know what, things are going to change here and
Speaker 1: they're gonna change soon. And the NC DOUBLEA can be
Speaker 1: a governing body for all the other sports but not football.
Speaker 1: It feels like, and it feels like we're headed towards
Speaker 1: what would be college version of AFC and NFC that
Speaker 1: you might have forty schools, maybe you have fifty, maybe
Speaker 1: you have sixty schools, more playoffs, maybe less regular season games.
Speaker 1: I think it's important and I was this was reemphasized
Speaker 1: to me yesterday that don't forget about some of these
Speaker 1: schools who need a payday to run their athletic department.
Speaker 1: Some athletic departments are based on one game that the
Speaker 1: football program plays, and you're going to get pushed back
Speaker 1: from some of these other conferences to say, hey, you
Speaker 1: know what, are we all in this together or not?
Speaker 1: And the reality is no, you're not. But I think
Speaker 1: you know these schools have to be sensitive to that
Speaker 1: because that is that runs an entire athletic department. We'll
Speaker 1: take a break. We got our play of the day
Speaker 1: coming up next after this. Thanks for listening to The
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Speaker 1: terms apply. Here's Jim Carlos Stanton. Do we have him
Speaker 1: talking about winning the MVP. So, Carlo, you were talking
Speaker 1: a little bit about it on the field than we
Speaker 1: talked about it before. What left field means that this
Speaker 1: stadium for you, and especially it is for you and
Speaker 1: your dad. Can you talk about the significance of the
Speaker 1: home run going there and you being the MVP here
Speaker 1: at Dodgers Stadium all for full circle, I mean me
Speaker 1: playing there, me playing and left as well. Always tried
Speaker 1: to get a ball thrown to me from whoever was
Speaker 1: playing left field when I was a kid. And you know,
Speaker 1: just just to be out there's so fun, so ful.
Speaker 1: And you know, John Smoltz was the analyst last night,
Speaker 1: and he had a precursor to this home run because
Speaker 1: he just talked about how Stanton has this ability to
Speaker 1: just use basically his upper body. A lot of home
Speaker 1: run hitters have a thicker trunk, you know, their legs
Speaker 1: are bigger that you generate power. Golfers use that as well.
Speaker 1: Giancarlo Stanton just feels like he torques swings gone. But
Speaker 1: I go back to Mike Schmidt and Hank Aaron Those
Speaker 1: are two of the more effortless home run swingers that
Speaker 1: I ever saw. Hank Aaron us his wrist and Hank
Speaker 1: Wade one eighty and hit seven hundred and fifty five
Speaker 1: home runs, but he would just swing and flick, and
Speaker 1: Mike Schmidt did the same thing. Schmidty was a little
Speaker 1: bit bigger athlete than Hank, but that ability to just
Speaker 1: connect and it almost defies logic when you watch it
Speaker 1: or science. But gian Carlos Stanton when he gets that
Speaker 1: pitch and there's no doubt about it. It's one of
Speaker 1: those when certain guys hit it, it's not like you go.
Speaker 1: That might be that it was just like going, that's
Speaker 1: it gone, but it was. It was fun to watch
Speaker 1: last night. Great night for baseball in Los Angeles. Tom
Speaker 1: and Tampa joins us. Hi, Tom, what's on your mind? Hey? Dan?
Speaker 1: I got a belated best and worst of the weekend.
Speaker 1: Then I've got a Dan Patrick trivia question for the boys.
Speaker 1: So worst of the weekend was Sergio Garcia saying he
Speaker 1: was leaving the DP World Tour because he didn't feel loved,
Speaker 1: one of the most poler And then the best of
Speaker 1: the weekend was the picture of John Daley with the
Speaker 1: entire manning clay. And after John missed the cut on Saturday,
Speaker 1: he was playing golf in the UK with the entire
Speaker 1: manning play. If you haven't seen the picture, pull it up.
Speaker 1: Because John's not a small man, but those many boys
Speaker 1: are big, they're tall, they're tall. There's a difference. John
Speaker 1: is John is big. They're they're tall, right, all right.
Speaker 1: So for the dan Ets and and Dan, I'll let
Speaker 1: you be the judge, and the prize maybe a good
Speaker 1: steak and lobster dinner or something for the winner. And
Speaker 1: I'll let you be the judge, and I'll hang up
Speaker 1: and listen. So Dan As there's the question, it's always
Speaker 1: important to know things about the boss. How many movies
Speaker 1: has Dan Patrick been in? I don't even know, Tom, Oh,
Speaker 1: Dan and Tom and Tom. I'm just an actor. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's about the craft him. Don't be spending my money
Speaker 1: on a steak and lobster dinner for these guys. They've
Speaker 1: been mooching off of me for years. And they call
Speaker 1: that surf and turf, Dan, Yes, they don't. I call
Speaker 1: it mooching, all right, Hod. How many movies have I
Speaker 1: been in? Twenty six? All right? Seaton twenty seven, Marv
Speaker 1: twenty four, PAULI eighteen, Tom, I don't know, Dan. I
Speaker 1: was hoping you had me. You want a job here?
Speaker 1: You're selling one of us, Thank you, Tom. You could
Speaker 1: be a dan At. I don't know. I think it's
Speaker 1: probably twenty twenty one, but I've been in Sandler movies.
Speaker 1: But I was also in a movie that Sandler wasn't
Speaker 1: in House Bunny with Anna Faris. So I've been in
Speaker 1: a few, but not all of them with Sandler. You know.
Speaker 1: The first movie I was ever in was The Definite Maybe,
Speaker 1: and that was with Ali Sheedy was in that. Is
Speaker 1: that count in the list? That's a movie. It's a movie, though, right,
Speaker 1: I was in it, not a TV show? No, okay, Yeah,
Speaker 1: The Definite Maybe. Alex English, the former basketball player, was
Speaker 1: in this. Uh was Eric Stoltz in that too? The
Speaker 1: Definite Maybe? I don't. I don't know. I never watched
Speaker 1: the movie. I've never seen that movie. I was in
Speaker 1: basketball as well. Yeah, yes, Ton didn't Alie she'd be
Speaker 1: having her contract that she'd only do movies with Alex
Speaker 1: English in it. I thought I had seen something about that, Todd,
Speaker 1: why didn't you google The Definite Maybe to find out
Speaker 1: who's in the dam. When twenty five year old New
Speaker 1: Yorker Eric Traberg gets fired from his job and kicked
Speaker 1: out of his apartment, he fears the worst, but his
Speaker 1: best friend Ziggy shows up at a wall. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: got a double check this, I mean need an ambudsman here,
Speaker 1: But I have you at like twenty movies. Okay, but
Speaker 1: is the definite maybe in there? Shier's in there? Yes, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I've been with some great actors. Al Franken, all right,
Speaker 1: I don't remember. Al. Was Eric Stoltz in there? For
Speaker 1: some reason, I thought Eric Stoltz was in there. Maybe
Speaker 1: not Josh Lucas. Okay, all right up Josh, Jerry Garr Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: So are you including that in the twenty movies? Damn? Okay,
Speaker 1: I gotta double check the number. I thought that I
Speaker 1: had an agreement with Sandler then if I got to
Speaker 1: twenty movies, he was gonna buy me a car. Twenty
Speaker 1: of his movies. Well, I don't know. I think it
Speaker 1: might be his. So I have one more to go
Speaker 1: with Sam Man, but I think he was gonna give
Speaker 1: me a car. Sean and Delaware, Hey Sean, what's on
Speaker 1: your mind? Good morning, Dan and the boys. I have
Speaker 1: a question for you, all right. If you I don't
Speaker 1: know basketball is your favorite sport. If you had to
Speaker 1: pick four to be on your mount rushmore of greatest
Speaker 1: NBA players ever, who would that four be? Yeah? I
Speaker 1: don't know if I want to go down this road
Speaker 1: because it takes over the show, and I think we
Speaker 1: initiated this a couple of years ago where we were
Speaker 1: talking about Mount Rushmore and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: all the other shows followed. Suit. I mean, I have favorites,
Speaker 1: but getting the best player or best players or would
Speaker 1: just be my favorites of who I'd want to play with? Yeah, Pa,
Speaker 1: do you think when the artists Gutsan Borglum created the
Speaker 1: Mount Rushmore years ago, he thought, I'll end up just
Speaker 1: being a fodder for sports radio fifty years down the road,
Speaker 1: eighty years down the road. Who's been to Mount Rushmore, Paul,
Speaker 1: he has? I have, yep. It's it was even more
Speaker 1: impressive when you get there and you're like, damn, how
Speaker 1: did they do that? And then you go inside it
Speaker 1: and you I mean, it's well worth the trip. One
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