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Speaker 3: NBA.
Speaker 2: The Rockets are still alive. I'm not sure when KD
Speaker 2: is coming back. Pistons and the Magic tonight, and this
Speaker 2: might need Detroit season on the line. Thunder and the Suns,
Speaker 2: Timberwolves and the Nuggets. Timberwolves will be without Dante DiVincenzo
Speaker 2: it blew out his achilles, and Anthony Edwards he's got
Speaker 2: a hyper extended knee. He's out for a couple of
Speaker 2: weeks as well. But there is no love loss between
Speaker 2: Timberwolves and the Nuggets. It has been a very, very
Speaker 2: physical series here. They've done an incredible job shutting down Joker,
Speaker 2: but there's still hanging in there and with these injuries,
Speaker 2: maybe Denver can make this a series eight seven, seven
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Speaker 2: With one more win in the NBA playoffs, Lebron James
Speaker 2: will have one hundred and eighty eight career playoff victories.
Speaker 2: That total will exceed the playoff wins of one to
Speaker 2: eighty seven for the entire Chicago Bulls franchise.
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Speaker 3: This is the style of the day.
Speaker 2: Speaking of the Bulls, their former head coach Billy Donovan,
Speaker 2: as I said a couple of weeks ago, is waiting
Speaker 2: for one NBA job now. I was initially told that
Speaker 2: if Orlando opens up that he might be going back
Speaker 2: to Orlando because he left the University of Florida to
Speaker 2: go coach Orlando and then decided not to coach Orlando.
Speaker 2: But if at Orlando advances, Billy Donovan is not going
Speaker 2: to end up in Orlando. Now here is the team
Speaker 2: that he is waiting for, the Golden State Warriors. Golden
Speaker 2: State Warriors, Steve Kerr Donovan is sixty years of age.
Speaker 2: He has been in the NBA for a decade, So
Speaker 2: Oklahoma City, then the Bulls the last six seasons with
Speaker 2: Chicago stepping down. H Yeah, I had an average career there.
Speaker 2: He had one winning season, one playoff appearance, but highly
Speaker 2: thought of and maybe Golden State will be a landing
Speaker 2: spot for Billy Donovan. But Chris Mannicks from Sports Illustrated
Speaker 2: had this as well. Yes, Marvin, why would the.
Speaker 4: Warriors want Billy Donovan is the real question. If you've
Speaker 4: just been average, it's not like, man, he's going to
Speaker 4: turn things around.
Speaker 3: If Steve Curly's I know, I know. Plus, that's an
Speaker 3: old well, it's not an old roster.
Speaker 2: You had it right the first time. Your best player
Speaker 2: is old. I don't know what Jimmy Butler is going
Speaker 2: to be doing. You know, That's that's kind of a
Speaker 2: transitional roster. It feels like, do I want to bring
Speaker 2: in Billy Donovan? Yes, Marvin, Yeah, your three top players
Speaker 2: are all over the age of thirty five. That's an
Speaker 2: old team, yeah, Draymond, Yeah, but I don't I mean
Speaker 2: Jimmy Butler, Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't want to bring
Speaker 2: a veteran coach in when I'm going to be losing
Speaker 2: my veterans here. It's going to be a younger team.
Speaker 2: But Billy Donovan, that's the one he's going to be coaching.
Speaker 2: He's not retiring from coaching. I think Steve Kerr has
Speaker 2: done coaching. I think he's probably going to do media again. Yes, Paul, that's.
Speaker 5: What I was going to ask. Steve Kerr is sixty,
Speaker 5: He's got the credentials to get into the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 5: The motivation for him to take another project, like a
Speaker 5: below average team, I can't see it.
Speaker 2: Well, some guys just they want to coach, that's what
Speaker 2: they do. Steve Kerr was really good as an analyst
Speaker 2: and would get that opportunity. But I still kind of
Speaker 2: waiting to see how that shakes out there with Golden State.
Speaker 2: I mean, it feels like if Steph Curry says, Hey,
Speaker 2: I want Steve Kerr to be my coach, and then
Speaker 2: going back to the interview that I did with Steve
Speaker 2: Kerr at the Super Bowl in San Francisco, and he said, Hey,
Speaker 2: we're a package deal that I want to coach Steph
Speaker 2: as long as he's going to play. But it feels like,
Speaker 2: and now what I was told is Steve wants more
Speaker 2: control with Golden State and he's not going to get that.
Speaker 2: I think this has been widely publicized that he speaks
Speaker 2: up on social issues too much for the front office
Speaker 2: at Golden State. But that's just sort of where we
Speaker 2: are in the NBA landscape heading into the off season
Speaker 2: for some of these teams.
Speaker 4: Yes, Marv, isn't that the same issue that the Warriors
Speaker 4: had with Mark Jackson.
Speaker 3: I think his was more religious church, but.
Speaker 4: Just speaking out just overall, just a little outspoken on
Speaker 4: maybe their views and their morals.
Speaker 3: Maybe.
Speaker 2: But I remember where Mark Jackson, the story goes, brought
Speaker 2: Steph Curry to his church and then they blessed his ankle.
Speaker 2: Oh now I don't know if they put hands on it,
Speaker 2: but they blessed his ankle and he hasn't had ankle
Speaker 2: problems since then. It's just Mark couldn't save his job.
Speaker 2: They should have blessed Mark trying to save his job,
Speaker 2: and you know, maybe he could have kept that yes, yes, Dylan.
Speaker 6: So they did like the reverse Achilles where his ankle
Speaker 6: was protected, but the rest of him wasn't as opposed
Speaker 6: to just his ankle not being you know, the story
Speaker 6: of Achilles. They dipped them in by his ankle, his heel.
Speaker 3: Oh, now we're showing off our education. Uh, I don't
Speaker 3: think that's education.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a little prep school, Denver University.
Speaker 3: I went to public high school, then, did you. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: can you tell.
Speaker 2: You know a public school in a rich town. So
Speaker 2: that's kind of like private school for us. It was
Speaker 2: pretty dumb to go to that town and send your
Speaker 2: kids to private school. Yeah, okay, all right, Well, thank
Speaker 2: you about dipping Achilles.
Speaker 3: What did they dip in?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 6: They dipped them in the river held by his ankles,
Speaker 6: So that was the only part of him that wasn't protected.
Speaker 6: So if he got, you know, shot with an arrow
Speaker 6: in the ankle, that would be it's the only place
Speaker 6: you could kill him.
Speaker 3: All right, Greek mythology lesson.
Speaker 2: Thank you, welcome, hi, and I appreciate that based on
Speaker 2: a true story. Yeah, would you update the poll results
Speaker 2: here for hour two on the program?
Speaker 6: Yes, Dan, everyone thinks Diego Pavia is misunderstood. No kidding, Bobby, Bobby, Sorry,
Speaker 6: he went undrafted because eighty one percent say he's not
Speaker 6: NFL caliber.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, what else do you have?
Speaker 6: We could go off the draft length the NFL draft
Speaker 6: is here, was too short, too long?
Speaker 3: Or just right? I'm gonna say it was just right.
Speaker 2: But there was part of me that it just felt
Speaker 2: like teams were getting the pick in before, like the
Speaker 2: eight minutes had expired. I think that's where they need
Speaker 2: to hold back the pick and just make it it's
Speaker 2: going to be eight minutes each time, unless you're the
Speaker 2: Vikings and all of a sudden you forget that you're
Speaker 2: on the clock. Didn't didn't was Mike Tice the head
Speaker 2: coach of the Vikings back then? Didn't they miss twice?
Speaker 2: That they were they missed their opportunity on the clock.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'm making that up. Yes, d I believe that's correct. Okay,
Speaker 2: they had the two they missed the window twice, Yes, yes, Paul.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this was a two thousand and three draft. The
Speaker 5: Vikings had the seventh pick. They didn't turn it in
Speaker 5: in time. There's not like there's a card. Back then,
Speaker 5: it wasn't a computer error and the Baltimore Ravens jumped
Speaker 5: them and took a player.
Speaker 2: Oh so they only did it once. They didn't do
Speaker 2: it twice. For some reason, I thought they were guilty
Speaker 2: of it twice.
Speaker 5: I think it may have happened later in that same draft.
Speaker 2: That's not a good song, you know. It's your organization
Speaker 2: being disorganized. It's like, hey, who's got the card? Well,
Speaker 2: I thought you had the card. No, I thought you
Speaker 2: had the card. And the Minnesota Vikings they missed their opportunity.
Speaker 3: The Baltimore Ravens are on the clock. Yes, so the backstore.
Speaker 5: The Vikings were trying to trade down with the Ravens
Speaker 5: and when they didn't get it in in time, the
Speaker 5: draft pick and they had fifteen minutes the trade. They
Speaker 5: automatically went down a spot. The good news is they
Speaker 5: wanted the player. Kevin Williams, the defensive tackle, went out
Speaker 5: to be a six time Pro Bowl. So the good
Speaker 5: news is they got the player they wanted. They worked out.
Speaker 2: Buddha in San Francisco. Good morning, Buddha, and what's on
Speaker 2: your mind today?
Speaker 1: What up?
Speaker 8: DP?
Speaker 9: Happy Monday boys, Welcome back Night Shop in Pittsburgh. Best
Speaker 9: of the weekend. And I couldn't help. But imagine you
Speaker 9: Dan Chucklin and sipping some tequila yesterday while watching your
Speaker 9: boy Peyton YouTube legend Prichard going off. I mean he
Speaker 9: was on a heater, like Marvin says, he was hotter
Speaker 9: than the fish freez. He was fun to watch man
Speaker 9: putting people in a blender and making them look silly
Speaker 9: and the worst of the weekend. Dan, I hesitate to
Speaker 9: bring this up. The NBA reviewing the soul out of
Speaker 9: the game then, and they got more reviews than yelp.
Speaker 9: I mean, it's getting ridiculous with all the reviews, the
Speaker 9: whole flagrant two deep dives that go on. It is
Speaker 9: just wild to watch this game today and like to
Speaker 9: think back when the Bad Boys and the Bulls were
Speaker 9: playing and Boston in LA were knockdown dragouts. It's just
Speaker 9: such a different game we watched down.
Speaker 3: The players know it.
Speaker 9: You can see them actively acting and selling contact, lobbing
Speaker 9: for calls. I mean at times just making it just
Speaker 9: makes watching an NBA not.
Speaker 3: God, thank you, Budha. I don't know.
Speaker 2: There's some physicality in the game. I mean Minnesota and
Speaker 2: Denver that is physicality. That's as much physicality as if
Speaker 2: the Broncos played the Vikings. I mean they're going out
Speaker 2: each each other and you got Joker involved in it.
Speaker 6: Yes, Dylan, I was about to say, anytime anything happens
Speaker 6: with the Nuggets and like a scuff on the court,
Speaker 6: I might please show.
Speaker 3: The other brothers. Please. Do the brothers travel with the Nuggets? Does?
Speaker 3: Does Jokich's brothers Are they there in the stands? Yes, Paul.
Speaker 5: Generally they're at home games. That game the other night
Speaker 5: with the little bit skirmish, yeah, they were not present.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I would travel. I'd make sure that
Speaker 2: they traveled with us. They were part of the luggage.
Speaker 6: Yeah, deal, Does that skirmish happen if they are in
Speaker 6: the stands or McDaniels like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because the players are protected on the floor. It's
Speaker 2: just if you go outside that then there could be
Speaker 2: an issue with those two guys. You know, when Joker
Speaker 2: is the smallest of the three brothers, You're like, wow, yeah, Paul.
Speaker 5: I've got pictures of all of them, and Joker is
Speaker 5: more lean and normal looking. The other brother look like
Speaker 5: they're in the movie Taken, like they're the bad guys
Speaker 5: and Taken that you don't want to mess with.
Speaker 2: Joker's going to look like those guys though in ten years.
Speaker 2: Just saying David in Ohio. We got to see David
Speaker 2: in Pittsburgh. He dropped by.
Speaker 7: Hi, David, Hey, Dan, I got a best of the weekend.
Speaker 9: Some Cowboys content for your.
Speaker 7: Best was seeing you guys at the draft. It was
Speaker 7: so great, great backdrop, you did, great interviews. The food
Speaker 7: was great off the Rectech grills as well as the
Speaker 7: awesome cigar lounge. So that was my best and some
Speaker 7: quick Cowboys content. Cowboys fans already celebrating a Caleb Downs
Speaker 7: first round six first round draft pick, and we're still
Speaker 7: waiting on Jerry Jones to announce the new sponsor for
Speaker 7: the Dallas Cowboys Swiffer as the official sponsor. Somebody's going
Speaker 7: to keep that trophy case.
Speaker 2: Just did thank you, all right, David, A little big
Speaker 2: wind up there, we're delivering it. I love what the
Speaker 2: Cowboys did with Caleb Downs, Like that guy is going
Speaker 2: to be the leader of that defense by all accounts. Well,
Speaker 2: they went up, they got him, and I think that's
Speaker 2: a great pick. You know, it's weird whenever you know,
Speaker 2: we love to give out grades, we like to do
Speaker 2: it right away and I always say, you, really, you
Speaker 2: can't judge a draft right away. Now we do it
Speaker 2: because it gets conversation going, but you've got to at
Speaker 2: least two years down the road, maybe three years, where
Speaker 2: you can look back and assess. Although remember the Lions draft.
Speaker 2: We take a middle linebacker, a running back, and a
Speaker 2: tight end and they got critiqued. Well, they got criticized,
Speaker 2: and I thought, well, okay, let me see how this
Speaker 2: all plays out. What didn't take that long before we
Speaker 2: realized the Lions did a wonderful job in that draft.
Speaker 2: But we tend to look and go, we'll start the
Speaker 2: draft and it'll be you know what, my team needs
Speaker 2: offensive guard, we need interior defensive linemen, we need you know,
Speaker 2: throw out the backup tight end. Then all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: you don't do any of those things and we go
Speaker 2: we didn't have a good draft. I'm like, you can
Speaker 2: still draft the best player available. That might be the
Speaker 2: smart way to go about it, instead of going, nope,
Speaker 2: that guy's really good, but nope, we got to get
Speaker 2: an offensive line lineman. There are times when you break
Speaker 2: protocol and you say Jack Campbell at Iowa, we got
Speaker 2: to have him as our linebacker and I think that's
Speaker 2: what sometimes gets teams in trouble. Where you are you've
Speaker 2: got a position you're going for, instead of saying, oh
Speaker 2: my god, that guy's available, Well you don't really need okay, but.
Speaker 3: That guy it we can't pass him up. Yeah, Dylan.
Speaker 6: If you look at like the perennially best drafting teams,
Speaker 6: a lot of them adopt the like take the without
Speaker 6: a glaring hole that you have to fill, Take the
Speaker 6: best player available, kind of regardless of position.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm looking at Milk Kuiper post draft, Browns, Raiders,
Speaker 2: Jets all given a's from mel Kiper.
Speaker 3: I don't know how good the picks are.
Speaker 2: This is about the process of who you're taking, the
Speaker 2: strategy of who you're taking. I like what the Jets did.
Speaker 2: It didn't feel forced, and it felt like we got
Speaker 2: three first round picks this year, three first round picks
Speaker 2: next year, and let's assess this after next season. The
Speaker 2: Browns are always up there. The Raiders are always up there.
Speaker 2: The Raiders, you're going to give a good grade because
Speaker 2: they got Fernando Mendoza. Well, they couldn't screw that up
Speaker 2: the Browns, but they did. Okay, But the Browns and
Speaker 2: Raiders and Jets are usually at the top of the
Speaker 2: draft every year. So how good are the drafts if
Speaker 2: they they'll repeat customers?
Speaker 5: Yeah, PAULI I'm looking back eight years at the Kansas
Speaker 5: City Chiefs draft of twenty seventeen. They took Mahomes. One
Speaker 5: of the things they did not need was a quarterback.
Speaker 5: Their quarterback, Alex Smith was eleven and four of the
Speaker 5: previous season and the Pro Bowls an ultnate and they
Speaker 5: got critique a little bit, why are we taking a
Speaker 5: project guy when we're all set in a nice way
Speaker 5: at the quarterback position.
Speaker 2: And teams get back into a corner where they have
Speaker 2: to draft a quarterback, like, we got to get a quarterback.
Speaker 2: And I always say get the right quarterback. If Carson
Speaker 2: Beck isn't the right quarterback, then.
Speaker 3: Don't take him.
Speaker 2: Take somebody else here Arizona. You need a lot of help,
Speaker 2: but you get the Well, we got to get our quarterback.
Speaker 2: You don't. You had that draft? What was that twenty
Speaker 2: eleven where all of a sudden, this run on court
Speaker 2: like it was crazy. Jake Locker ended up going to Tennessee.
Speaker 2: I love Jake Locker. I thought Jake Locker athletic man.
Speaker 2: He's gonna be good you dub Yeah.
Speaker 5: Paulie cam Newton went number one, Jake Locker went seven
Speaker 5: to Tennessee, Blaine Gabberton, oh Man, and to Jacksonville.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Christian Ponder goes twelve to Minnesota.
Speaker 3: Yeah. That's when I went no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: what are you doing?
Speaker 2: Just like, oh my god, we got to get our quarterback.
Speaker 2: Get your quarterback. When you find your quarterback, not well,
Speaker 2: I guess we'll take him. He played the position. All right,
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Speaker 2: If you watch the show Wednesday Thursday Friday, we had
Speaker 2: a lot of Pittsburgh related memorabilia Terry Bradshaw jersey that
Speaker 2: I brought back with me, and the people from the
Speaker 2: Roberto Clemente Museum stop by and they brought a couple
Speaker 2: of bottles of wine that had Clemente, the great Pittsburgh
Speaker 2: Hall of Famer. Some of the guys stayed an extra
Speaker 2: day in Pittsburgh and they went to the museum and
Speaker 2: they said it was spectacular. If you get the opportunity
Speaker 2: to go to the Roberto Clemente Museum in Pittsburgh. Do
Speaker 2: according to the guys who stayed got to see it, Yes, Dylan.
Speaker 6: The sheer volume of stuff they have because obviously it's
Speaker 6: it's dedicated to Clemente. They have anything clement that you
Speaker 6: could ever want. But they also have time like players
Speaker 6: when they're in town will come stop and hang out there.
Speaker 3: They've got a treasure trove. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I heard nothing but great things about that. I'm
Speaker 2: sorry I didn't get to go see that. Obviously pretty
Speaker 2: much vaulta ball with stuff commitments that we had there,
Speaker 2: but having been able to have seen Clemente play in
Speaker 2: person against the Reds and just different. His running style
Speaker 2: had maybe the best arm I ever saw of anybody
Speaker 2: as far as a position player. And those Pirate teams, boy,
Speaker 2: they bothered me because they were so good, and uh,
Speaker 2: you just you know, when you can remember the entire
Speaker 2: lineup of the opposition, that says something about that lineup.
Speaker 2: You know, I can give you the big Red Machine,
Speaker 2: but I can remember the Pirates and the Dodgers because
Speaker 2: they were always the nemesis and that's you know, growing up,
Speaker 2: that's ingrained in your head. It was also mentioned to me,
Speaker 2: do I still remember the number of my booking in Pittsburgh,
Speaker 2: and I do. I still have, and I haven't placed
Speaker 2: a bed in I don't even know how long, probably
Speaker 2: thirty five years maybe, But I can still tell you
Speaker 2: Tony's phone number four one two eight A two bup
Speaker 2: up up, uh bup seven. Maybe you could call it
Speaker 2: during the commercial break, PAULI, because I don't want to
Speaker 2: give out the number and all of a sudden be like, hey,
Speaker 2: nobody's taking events here. But I remember my booking. And
Speaker 2: he died at his kitchen table.
Speaker 7: Oh.
Speaker 5: I was going to say, what if you called it
Speaker 5: from your phone?
Speaker 3: He goes, where are you been down?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, he passed away.
Speaker 2: I think on a Sunday morning, NFL Sunday morning, passed
Speaker 2: away and I didn't know him money, which was good,
Speaker 2: I mean if I did, oh sorry, yes, Dylan.
Speaker 6: Maybe that contributed to his demise. You run a heater
Speaker 6: and he was like, I can't take this anymore.
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 2: I think I hit nine consecutive NFL games. Now I
Speaker 2: lost on the college games, but I think I hit
Speaker 2: nine in a row. And you know, and I don't
Speaker 2: know if this still happens, because I don't gamble anymore.
Speaker 3: But my bookie.
Speaker 2: Now I had to get another bookie who was actually
Speaker 2: a family dentist.
Speaker 5: Imagine that getting money out of him was like pulling teeth.
Speaker 3: Oh god, that was nice. I forget where I was.
Speaker 3: But something about my my my.
Speaker 2: New dentist there, he would I was getting really good
Speaker 2: with the NFL, so he would say who do you like?
Speaker 2: And I wasn't picking up on what he was doing,
Speaker 2: but he was moving the point spread. So if I said,
Speaker 2: you know, I like I like the Bears against the Giants? Yeah,
Speaker 2: and I'd say, what's the line, and then he'd always
Speaker 2: add a half, So he'd always try to hurt me
Speaker 2: a little bit. And I didn't realize this, but I'm like,
Speaker 2: damn the other yeh. The betting line I thought was
Speaker 2: like four, Why is it? Well, when that's four and
Speaker 2: a half, I'd be like, God, why is it thirteen
Speaker 2: and a half?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's supposed to be four. But he did that
Speaker 2: to me, and I finally called him on it. I'm like, Jay,
Speaker 2: what are you doing? What are you what are you
Speaker 2: talking about? So you keep putting up you know it's
Speaker 2: a half a point?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Pauline, when you were betting on the NFL back
Speaker 5: then and doing pretty well. Do you remember how much
Speaker 5: you're betting in comparison to how much you had, Like,
Speaker 5: was it casual?
Speaker 3: It didn't feel casual it was.
Speaker 2: I think I was betting around a hundred, and then
Speaker 2: I got up to five hundred. So I remember I
Speaker 2: was making shoo dollars and thirty five cents an hour
Speaker 2: mowing greens at the Jack Nicholas golf course. I wasn't
Speaker 2: flush with cash. And I remember the last bet I
Speaker 2: ever made was a Bowl game I think Arkansas and Oklahoma.
Speaker 2: I think Lou Holtz came back to haunt me. I
Speaker 2: think Lou was the head coach at Arkansas. I think
Speaker 2: they had a guy named Danny Bobo. I just remember
Speaker 2: I put three thousand dollars on that game. Now I
Speaker 2: was up six thousand, and I thought, I'm to bet
Speaker 2: three thousand, I'll be up to nine thousand. Danny's gonna
Speaker 2: go get a corvette. Well I lost that bet. So
Speaker 2: that's thirty three hundred with the vill loans and buying
Speaker 2: my mam a dishwasher, and that was it. I was done.
Speaker 2: Didn't place another bet after that. Yes, Todd, were you
Speaker 2: more motivated like that.
Speaker 12: If you are on a winning streak, i'ms too hot
Speaker 12: to stop now, gonna keep going with this win streak
Speaker 12: or chasing losses.
Speaker 2: Oh, I used to chase losses, but then I would
Speaker 2: just pray for a home dog on Monday night and
Speaker 2: then I would usually get my money back. But I
Speaker 2: would lose on College. I would win on foot the NFL,
Speaker 2: and then if I was going to have a profit,
Speaker 2: it usually come from Monday night. But I always tell
Speaker 2: people do not chase, Like, if you know, you double
Speaker 2: up your bet, Like, all you know, I lost four
Speaker 2: hundred on College, I'm just gonna go eight hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: That'll fix everything. Yeah, PAULI that corvette would have looked sweet.
Speaker 3: THO wouldn't it would have?
Speaker 2: I already had it picked out what color? Uh it was? Well,
Speaker 2: there were two of them. There was a Marine Blue's
Speaker 2: sixty five Malibu Corvette convertible.
Speaker 3: Corvette can't do dishes, though.
Speaker 2: No, but it can do other things for you.
Speaker 5: You've been fighting them off with.
Speaker 3: I could have gotten dates with the car. I could
Speaker 3: have You're like, come check out my mom's new dishwasher. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: come on, yes.
Speaker 5: Nineteen sixty five Corvette. I've got the sticker price here.
Speaker 5: The coup was forty one oh six. The convertible was
Speaker 5: forty three hundred and forty four hundred. Yeah, you about rolling.
Speaker 3: I could have had money. I would have been crushing
Speaker 3: am FM. Yeah. I would have been crushing at Todd
Speaker 3: back then. Thank you, Todd.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 3: Chico in Baltimore, Chico, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 14: Hey, hey, Dan, I like what you did with Lewis Riddit.
Speaker 14: Since he's talking about the older you are with the Draft, Hey,
Speaker 14: don't you feel it's time to get the Draft back
Speaker 14: to New York City down the road or back to.
Speaker 3: Oh no, that's that's long gone.
Speaker 2: Chico, that that this is a festival, This is draft
Speaker 2: Cello Coachella.
Speaker 3: See what by the ton That was very clever.
Speaker 2: Probably not up on that, but that's some kind of
Speaker 2: music Coachella. Yeah, Coachella was Madonna on stage in Lingerie
Speaker 2: with Sabrina Carpenter.
Speaker 3: He something, does that sound right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Not good? Not good?
Speaker 6: Sounds like Coachella, But I'm not I know, but I
Speaker 6: don't want Madonna up there in you know, stockings and neglige.
Speaker 3: And like we don't need to see why do.
Speaker 2: Why do all these singers they they need to take
Speaker 2: off more clothes. That's like, is your music good? It's like, yeah,
Speaker 2: yeah kind of. But boy, I'm hot, I'm gonna take
Speaker 2: clothes off. I mean, I know, I'm old school, father
Speaker 2: of three daughters. How about we just I don't know,
Speaker 2: I have a nice.
Speaker 6: Concert where we go for the music. You want the
Speaker 6: music to speak for itself. Kind of What if they
Speaker 6: have both though? What if they are, you know, good
Speaker 6: singer and wearing minimal clothes.
Speaker 3: But I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't need I don't like Madonna is my age,
Speaker 2: you know, I don't.
Speaker 3: Want to see her up there in lingerie.
Speaker 5: Yes, Paul, she performed about a week ago. I was
Speaker 5: twenty years since her last appearance there and it was six.
Speaker 5: She did two songs, Vogue and like a Prayer. I
Speaker 5: gotta tell you, Dan, she looks pretty good. I'm gonna
Speaker 5: differ with you on this. Don't know how old is she.
Speaker 3: She's probably close to my age.
Speaker 5: She's sixties hot. Then that's pretty good.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I would I would say that's kind of a pitching
Speaker 2: wedge that from one hundred and twenty five yards out
Speaker 2: she looks good Okay, I only have one eye. Yeah
Speaker 2: not aye, and no no no no.
Speaker 3: I zoomed in. Then I might actually kind of agree
Speaker 3: with Paul that Madonna's still hot. Yeah no, no, no, no, yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna yeah no no, no, not good.
Speaker 4: Yes, Martin, I'm going to agree with both of these gentlemen.
Speaker 4: And Madonna is sixty seven years old.
Speaker 3: Yeah, nice? Do you want to see me in lingerie?
Speaker 3: Depending on how many Shirley tables I have more than
Speaker 3: you even know. Actually, yeah, yes, let's.
Speaker 8: Kind of strike opposing the privacy of your own home.
Speaker 8: You know, we don't all need to see that.
Speaker 2: No, thank you, thank you? Playing off the Madonna think. Okay,
Speaker 2: I had had to sneak in. Yeah, I had to
Speaker 2: sneak in in Texas, Cody, what's on your mind?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 7: Dan?
Speaker 11: Just want to get my best and worst of the
Speaker 11: weekend best hands down Cowboys draft Kale Downs.
Speaker 3: I mean that was ecstatic over the moon.
Speaker 11: The worst these past two seasons, it's been so much
Speaker 11: fun in May watching Anthony Edwards, and you know, it's
Speaker 11: just a bummer that we won't get to see, you know,
Speaker 11: kind of his brilliance in the playoffs this May.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and man's great, Like Minnesota has been to the
Speaker 2: conference finals back to back years. Right now, you know,
Speaker 2: I want to see Aunt take the next step. I
Speaker 2: think he's we don't really talk about him during the
Speaker 2: regular season. Postseason, we're reminded, we're like, damn, he's good man,
Speaker 2: But you know, out for a little while. The average
Speaker 2: twenty nine, Like, that's kind of a quiet twenty nine.
Speaker 2: Nobody had quieter stats than Trey Young in Atlanta. It'd
Speaker 2: be like twenty seven and ten. You go, all right,
Speaker 2: Miles in South Carolina, high miles, what's on your mind?
Speaker 15: Hey, Dan? The Dannet's five seven one seventy hard one hard,
Speaker 15: So guys, a little combination Best of the weekend, SAT
Speaker 15: of the Day. The twenty twenty six NFL Draft included
Speaker 15: Naval Service Academy graduates Landon Robinson, Eli hiden Reich, and
Speaker 15: Napoleon McCallum, as well as Noah's Short from the Army.
Speaker 15: I'm an Air Force reservice And what these guys do
Speaker 15: is they just transition them to the preserves so they
Speaker 15: continue to do their military service on a part time basis.
Speaker 15: There's a whole program for these pros who don't who
Speaker 15: make it to the pros, but if their career doesn't
Speaker 15: work out, they can always come back to the active
Speaker 15: component later.
Speaker 3: Oh thank you, Miles.
Speaker 2: By the way, the Steelers drafting Eli Heydenreich, I'm wondering
Speaker 2: if he gets to training camp, does he have to
Speaker 2: make his bed as if he's still at the military,
Speaker 2: like he'd have an apartment, Like, wouldn't you just go No,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna make my bed. This is gonna be messy.
Speaker 2: I'm not taking out the garden like, I'm not doing anything.
Speaker 2: After all those years where you got to everything's got
Speaker 2: to be buttoned up, literally tucked in all of that, then.
Speaker 3: You get there and you're like, no, not going to
Speaker 3: do it.
Speaker 5: Yes, Paul, he's probably never hit the snooze alarm in
Speaker 5: the past eight years. If you're in the Navy, you're
Speaker 5: not like, give you ten more minutes. I don't think
Speaker 5: they do that there. That's gonna be the wildest transition
Speaker 5: to have complete discipline that you rely on to maybe
Speaker 5: a week later being an apartment in Pittsburgh and you're.
Speaker 2: Like beer cans all over the place, pizza boxes everything,
Speaker 2: PlayStation Yeah, let his hair grow a little bit, Yes, Ton.
Speaker 8: It's like models, male or female.
Speaker 12: For a certain number of years, you're counting every calory
Speaker 12: and you got to be in perfect shape, and all
Speaker 12: of a sudden, when I don't have to work out
Speaker 12: and have such a minimal amount of food today, and then.
Speaker 8: You let yourself go a little bit. And there have
Speaker 8: been many that have let themselves go after they.
Speaker 12: No longer had to look us there, like like almost
Speaker 12: everyone that was on Baywatch.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I can relate to that.
Speaker 3: Pam Anderson still looks great from Baywe Yeah, some other.
Speaker 8: Ones are like, forget this, bring me some Eminem's.
Speaker 4: Yes, Marvin, see audience, this is what we're talking about.
Speaker 4: Everyone's got a closed fist. Fritzie just ran right into it.
Speaker 4: No one was swinging. He just ran right into the
Speaker 4: closed fist. Yeah, I know because I knew that. Because
Speaker 4: nineteen eighty nine, Fritzie, I would have never had a
Speaker 4: shirt on.
Speaker 2: You could have been on Baywatch. You could have no
Speaker 2: no back then, back then you could have been.
Speaker 8: Without away to like running on the beach. I would
Speaker 8: have played ankle or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you had David Hasselhoff hair I did. Yet
Speaker 2: you were jacked, And I don't know if you could
Speaker 2: have done the running part on the beach, but you
Speaker 2: could have been on Baywall.
Speaker 3: I'm being serious.
Speaker 12: I had some people in my apartment golg said I
Speaker 12: looked like Donnie Osmond's. A few said Tom Hanks back
Speaker 12: then and in the David Hasselhoff Dan I was once
Speaker 12: wearing a black outfit at a mall in Brooklyn and
Speaker 12: some kid was grabbing his mom and pointing, and I
Speaker 12: think he thought I was night Rider David from that show.
Speaker 8: So that there was some of that with the big
Speaker 8: or faffroair do that?
Speaker 3: Okay? All right, I could see it.
Speaker 8: There was a little brief window there.
Speaker 3: But you had that window. I never had that window.
Speaker 3: Would you rather have that or not have.
Speaker 8: It's a double edged sword.
Speaker 12: I look back, and I'm glad I had that, But
Speaker 12: then you look back at wow, actually used to look
Speaker 12: like that?
Speaker 3: What the hell?
Speaker 15: Like?
Speaker 2: I had to wait to get up to be sixty
Speaker 2: before I go.
Speaker 5: All right, oh, you finally hit your stride.
Speaker 2: I think I think I'm finally like, you know, moving
Speaker 2: into that right. I was called a silver fox over
Speaker 2: the weekend at a wedding.
Speaker 5: Got your girl?
Speaker 3: It was a girl, okay, irrelevant?
Speaker 2: It was a woman who said, all right, you got
Speaker 2: the silver Fox thing going. I said, okay, I'm the
Speaker 2: open bar. Yeah, very open bar.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Good wedding, yeah, fun. Yeah. But you know, everybody's like, uh,
Speaker 3: are you going to dance to Chapel Roone?
Speaker 2: I go, I don't sure, Like everybody was gearing up
Speaker 2: for Chapel Rone performing No No, No the song because
Speaker 2: I joked about it the previous wedding, from the previous weekend.
Speaker 2: It was I said, who is this and everybody looked
Speaker 2: at me like, you don't know Chapel Roan. So then
Speaker 2: I joked, I said, are they going to play Chapel Roone?
Speaker 2: They go, are you going to dance? I go, well,
Speaker 2: of course yes doing.
Speaker 6: I was going to say the tod thing before. It's
Speaker 6: like the argument would you rather be born blind or
Speaker 6: become blind? Like do you want to have a point
Speaker 6: of reference or just not?
Speaker 3: Have've ever experienced that Paul was born with a bad eye, Paul,
Speaker 3: you could probably comment on this.
Speaker 5: I've never known having two good eyes. Dan, thank you
Speaker 5: for this moment. Yeah, dude, when you're at weddings because
Speaker 5: you're famous, have you ever had people want you to
Speaker 5: grab the mic and announce.
Speaker 3: Or no, no, no, they want me to dance. Oh and
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 2: Like And I just said to my wife, you know,
Speaker 2: when you want to dance, I'll dance, but I don't
Speaker 2: want this. There was one person who kept coming over
Speaker 2: and going, uh, we're waiting for you.
Speaker 3: I go keep waiting. Yes, yes, Marvin was.
Speaker 4: Is there always an older lady that's kind of finger
Speaker 4: pointing and like waving you to gesture.
Speaker 3: She gesturnks towards you, like, come on, I know you
Speaker 3: want to dance. Well, not many or older than me
Speaker 3: at these ways? Why do you feel me up? Let
Speaker 3: me do.
Speaker 2: That's happened before where somebody wants to get you out
Speaker 2: and then.
Speaker 3: You're like, uh, what am I doing here?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Paul, I think about ten years ago we had
Speaker 5: the actor Kevin Bacon on set and you asked about
Speaker 5: this when you're at weddings because of Footloose and Kevin
Speaker 5: before you even finished, the question goes, I don't as
Speaker 5: I sit as far away from the dance floor as
Speaker 5: I can. If I hear that song on, I dart
Speaker 5: to the bathroom. That's what Kevin Bacon said.
Speaker 2: Yes, but I gotta believe he knows it's going to
Speaker 2: be played, So why don't you just get it out
Speaker 2: of the way, and then you're done because nobody brings
Speaker 2: up the second best song from that movie, right, it's
Speaker 2: just the one move one song there. Do you remember
Speaker 2: another song from Footloose?
Speaker 3: Let's hear for the boy?
Speaker 2: Oh okay, bloop bloop, just give him a chance.
Speaker 3: Come on.
Speaker 4: Those kids, they were like, oh, we can't dance, and
Speaker 4: then for five minutes later they were a pop lock
Speaker 4: and I was like, damn, these guys are from.
Speaker 12: The movie breaking yes, Paul, Yes, But Kevin Bacon in
Speaker 12: that situation, you can't win because if you don't do it,
Speaker 12: it's like, oh, you're too cool for us, You're only
Speaker 12: gonna do it for the movie.
Speaker 8: And then if you do, look at him showing off. Okay,
Speaker 8: we get it.
Speaker 2: You were No, that's a good dude. Kevin Bacon is
Speaker 2: a good person, like he doesn't need not bring an ego.
Speaker 2: Let me take a break, we'll come back. We'll give
Speaker 2: you our best and worst of the weekend after this.
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Speaker 2: Before we give you our best and worst of the weekend.
Speaker 2: Whaling in Colorado, Whaling, Good morning. What's on your mind today?
Speaker 3: Hi?
Speaker 7: Dan?
Speaker 13: First time, short time, four foot three inches, sixty one pounds.
Speaker 3: How old are you, Whaling?
Speaker 13: Nine years old?
Speaker 3: Nine years old? All right, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 13: The best of the weekend? My avalanche swept the Kings
Speaker 13: and move on to the second round.
Speaker 2: What a great atmosphere, great great atmosphere at the Apps game.
Speaker 3: All right, what's your worst of the weekend.
Speaker 13: I was having a case with my dad and the
Speaker 13: baseball hit my face. Now I have a black ice.
Speaker 3: Are you doing okay?
Speaker 15: Well?
Speaker 3: Yeah, do you blame your dad?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, well you know what wail and stay
Speaker 2: on hold, and uh we want to get a picture
Speaker 2: of your black eye that you can take a picture.
Speaker 13: All right, Okay, I have a question too.
Speaker 3: Oh okay.
Speaker 13: I was wondering if you had any if any of
Speaker 13: you accidentally injured your kids playing sports?
Speaker 2: Oh okay, did we ever injure our kids accidentally playing sports?
Speaker 3: No, Todd, I did, thankfully.
Speaker 12: I don't throw the ball very hard, but I was
Speaker 12: having a football catch with my son and my daughter
Speaker 12: wanted to be a part of that, and she kind
Speaker 12: of took one in the nose a little bit. She
Speaker 12: wasn't like bleeding profusely. But I did hit her in
Speaker 12: the face with the ball, and I tried. I thought
Speaker 12: I was gently underhand throwing it to her and just
Speaker 12: went right past her hands, right to the face.
Speaker 3: But she was only a year old. Yeah problem, you know.
Speaker 8: She's crawling around on the floor. That's not an age
Speaker 8: to be throwing a football on somebody.
Speaker 5: Yes, Paul, we were at a driving range once and
Speaker 5: I was about ten and my older sister was swinging
Speaker 5: and like a moron, I stood right behind her and
Speaker 5: when she followed through, she hit me right in the
Speaker 5: head and knocked me out. Knocked you out, knocked me out,
Speaker 5: And it was totally my fault. I stood in the
Speaker 5: wrong spot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Dylan, anything happened to you? Well, I don't have
Speaker 3: any kids, Dan, but uh, you were a kid. I
Speaker 3: was a kid.
Speaker 6: Yeah. I definitely took a couple a couple of baseballs
Speaker 6: to the face.
Speaker 3: I shot my dad's friend in the throat playing paintball once.
Speaker 3: Does that count Yeah? Yeah, sure? He was non stuffed. Marvin.
Speaker 3: How about you, No I'm a really good dad.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard him yet, and your dad wasn't around
Speaker 2: to write exactly.
Speaker 4: Come on, dpa, hold on, not for nothing. I watched
Speaker 4: the Michael movie. Man, it makes me glad I didn't
Speaker 4: have a dad.
Speaker 3: What did you think of the bio pic on Michael Jackson?
Speaker 4: So I enjoyed it a lot, but I wish that
Speaker 4: they would have stuck on just one specific part of
Speaker 4: his life because it goes from like nineteen seventy one
Speaker 4: and then get the next scene he's doing off the
Speaker 4: wall in nineteen eighty and I was like, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: no no. There's so much stuff that happens here. So
Speaker 4: that's the only part that I didn't like. But everything
Speaker 4: else love bubbles.
Speaker 2: I think the report is that they spent twenty five
Speaker 2: million dollars to keep the bad stuff out of the
Speaker 2: documentary or the biopic, and then I think it's Jermaine
Speaker 2: Jackson's son who plays Michael Jackson in the movie. Correct, Okay, Todd,
Speaker 2: you saw the Michael Jackson biodad.
Speaker 8: Was my best of the weekend. I liked it a lot.
Speaker 12: I do agree with Marvin that they kind of jumped
Speaker 12: They left a lot of things out, But I thought
Speaker 12: it was real. I thought the casting was superb and
Speaker 12: it was very believable everyone who played the roles that
Speaker 12: they played.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm not interested in it, like you gotta tell
Speaker 3: the story. Great. If you're not, then you know, yes, maart.
Speaker 4: Is Michael Jackson in the conversation as one of the
Speaker 4: five most famous people to ever walk the earth.
Speaker 2: Why you're gonna drop that on me is the music
Speaker 2: is playing and we got to go to commercial break.
Speaker 3: Well give your yeah, Paul.
Speaker 5: There was a time where if you removed politicians Russia, America,
Speaker 5: Michael Jackson was the most famous person on earth.
Speaker 2: There was a time final hour on this Monday, will
Speaker 2: give you our best and worst of the weekend. And
Speaker 2: what's it like to finish second we'll discuss then