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Speaker 3: Role has it better than we do? Nobody. Uh.
Speaker 2: Morale is high in New England with the Patriots. They
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Speaker 2: Everybody's going to have a strong opinion about Drake May.
Speaker 2: We had Rob Gronkowski on and he said, you know,
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Speaker 2: Dylan in the chair for Seaton who joined his last hour.
Speaker 2: He's in route to Vegas, which is where we will
Speaker 2: be next Thursday and Friday. Todd's here, Marvin Paula, yours
Speaker 2: truly in the back room, guys. Pull question for the
Speaker 2: final hour the program is going to be what well,
Speaker 2: quick recap of last hour?
Speaker 4: Dan, If you own a Drake May MVP ticket right now?
Speaker 4: Are you holding? Our selling? Fifty three percent are selling,
Speaker 4: but it's close, okay.
Speaker 2: So if I have one thousand dollars at six thousand.
Speaker 4: To one, right, it'd be sixty plus six thousand or
Speaker 4: sixty to one.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, So I could hold out for sixty thousand,
Speaker 2: or I could cash it for thirty thousand. Yeah, that's
Speaker 2: the option we're giving you.
Speaker 4: This is our scenario.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm riding it. I'm riding it. I know, thirties
Speaker 2: a lot, sixties a lot more, and it's a great story.
Speaker 4: It's already is a lot until Drake May wins the
Speaker 4: MVP and it would have been sixty.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: Do we have another poll question for the final hour
Speaker 2: of the program.
Speaker 4: We do, Dan, If you're an NBA star, which shoe
Speaker 4: brand are you signing with out of the gate Nike, Adidas,
Speaker 4: under Armour a new balance.
Speaker 2: You know who could help us with this. Pat Bench
Speaker 2: and sneaker reporter for Sports Illustrated, and he wrote an
Speaker 2: article today and had to do with Steph Curry and
Speaker 2: under Armoor have broken up. Kind of surprising this late
Speaker 2: inness career. Pat joins us now on the program. If
Speaker 2: you were, let's say, going into whatever sport and you
Speaker 2: could pick a shoe company right now, who would you pick?
Speaker 5: Hey, Dan, thanks for having me. It would depend on
Speaker 5: the sport. Honestly, I think the easy answer would be
Speaker 5: Nike because they're top dog in America, But it would
Speaker 5: certainly depend on the sport.
Speaker 2: Okay, explain what happened here with Steph Curry that the
Speaker 2: timing is kind of odd. I guess from the standpoint
Speaker 2: of later in his career, he's not going to be
Speaker 2: wired to wire here or close to it with under Armour.
Speaker 5: How come timing is incredibly odd? Just two years ago
Speaker 5: Under Armour launched kur I'm sorry. Five years ago under
Speaker 5: Armour launched Curry brand, and then in twenty twenty three
Speaker 5: they signed a long term deal which had the potential
Speaker 5: to be a lifetime contract. So we're two years into
Speaker 5: what could have been a lifetime contract, but under Armours
Speaker 5: undergoing major restructuring and then included spin off Curry Brand,
Speaker 5: so Curry Brand is independent. Stephen Curry and his sneaker
Speaker 5: company are now sneaker free agents. They'll be looking for
Speaker 5: a new home.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what they look like, and I
Speaker 2: don't know if under Armour has basketball other basketball shoes
Speaker 2: did did his shoes catch on.
Speaker 5: Mixed results? Mixed results? So this is the latest shoe
Speaker 5: he's wearing right now, Curry Series seven. We're still waiting
Speaker 5: on the Curry thirteen, which will be his signature shoe
Speaker 5: as part of a collaboration with under Armour. You know,
Speaker 5: I think they started off strong, but I don't know
Speaker 5: if they ever really recovered from a viral moment during
Speaker 5: the twenty sixteen NBA Finals his brother Seth wore these
Speaker 5: low talk Curry two lows and it was one of
Speaker 5: the first real moments, I want to say, on Twitter
Speaker 5: where it was like a sneaker viral moment, and I'm
Speaker 5: not sure if they ever recovered it. But the signature
Speaker 5: line certainly had its highlight moments and solid performance technology,
Speaker 5: and it's honestly a little sad to see it come
Speaker 5: to an end like this.
Speaker 2: Can we clear up the whole Nike you know situation
Speaker 2: where he has the meeting with Nike and I don't
Speaker 2: know what year it was. I did ask Steph about
Speaker 2: this and did somebody mispronounce his name? And was that
Speaker 2: enough for him to decide to go elsewhere? What is fact?
Speaker 2: What is fiction?
Speaker 6: Here?
Speaker 2: Pat?
Speaker 5: I think we're only going to know from the people
Speaker 5: in that room. But Stephan started his career with Nike,
Speaker 5: played his first four seasons, and then his first contract
Speaker 5: came him to an end in twenty thirteen, and first
Speaker 5: pitch was with Nico Harrison, who was at the time
Speaker 5: a executive for Nike, had worked with Kobe Bryant and
Speaker 5: all these other big shots in the NBA, and apparently
Speaker 5: the meeting went terribly. Somebody mispronounced Stephan's name as Stephan.
Speaker 5: Nico denied that. However, there was also a power point
Speaker 5: which they copy and pasted Kevin Durant's information directly into
Speaker 5: Stephen's presentation. And Nico he's only spoken about this like once,
Speaker 5: I believe in a twenty twenty two podcasts, he didn't
Speaker 5: address the PowerPoint situation, but he did deny mispronouncing Stephan's name.
Speaker 2: But in retrospect, did Steph Curry make a mistake not
Speaker 2: staying with Nike.
Speaker 5: It's hard to say that because it was a perfect
Speaker 5: one to two punts. She had the failed Nike meeting,
Speaker 5: and then under Armour came in and offered way more money.
Speaker 5: Under Armour offered four million to Nikes two and a
Speaker 5: half million plus a signature shoe deal. Keep in mind,
Speaker 5: Stephan Curry wasn't Stephan Curry at that time. There were
Speaker 5: no major awards, no championships, and he was battling ankle injuries.
Speaker 5: So it was a major investment, a major gamble by
Speaker 5: under Armour, and it paid off in the short term.
Speaker 5: But here we are more than a decade later, and
Speaker 5: maybe it didn't pay off in the long term.
Speaker 2: How attractive is Steph Curry on the open market at
Speaker 2: this stage of his career.
Speaker 5: Incredibly attractive because it doesn't even matter his NBA career
Speaker 5: could tomorrow, There's still going to be brands that want
Speaker 5: to sign him. We've seen this with other athletes, with
Speaker 5: Roger Federer leaving Nike for starting his own business or
Speaker 5: investing heavily and on. So even if Deon Sanders went
Speaker 5: from Nike under armoured Nike. So even after Stephan's done
Speaker 5: playing basketball, he's going to be one of the biggest
Speaker 5: names in the footwear industry. So he could take Curry brand.
Speaker 5: He could find some investors. You know, he's in San Francisco.
Speaker 5: I'm sure there's plenty of tech money out there that
Speaker 5: can invest in his company. Or he could partner with
Speaker 5: an existing brand. I think it's too late for us
Speaker 5: to see the Nike Curry One or the Adidas Curry One,
Speaker 5: but they're certainly Chinese brands that would immediately turn around
Speaker 5: a signature shoe for Curry in no time.
Speaker 3: Give me the most popular basketball shoes.
Speaker 5: Now, Kobe Bryant's Restro Nike basketball shoes.
Speaker 3: That's number one.
Speaker 5: That's number one. It's not even close. For current active players,
Speaker 5: it's an exciting season. There are three real big players
Speaker 5: you need to watch. Anthony Edwards with Adidas Shake Gil
Speaker 5: Just Alexander with Converse, John Morant with Nike. Those are
Speaker 5: the three that you really want to watch this season.
Speaker 5: They're really battling out and with the holiday season shaping up,
Speaker 5: lots of jockeying, lots of marketing, it's really been fun
Speaker 5: to watch for US sneaker nerds.
Speaker 2: But you got Sabrina iyron Escue. Her shoe model is
Speaker 2: very popular. Is Caitlin Clark in that stratosphere?
Speaker 5: Sabrina has been an absolute trailblazer. Hershoe has transhimitted women's
Speaker 5: basketball and it's the first women's shoe that has been
Speaker 5: popular for men to wear, and that led to Asia
Speaker 5: Wilson's first signature shoe being a smash hit. Kaitlyn Clark's
Speaker 5: first signature shoe does not come out until twenty twenty six.
Speaker 5: In the meantime, she's getting player exclusive color ways from
Speaker 5: Kobe Bryant's Nike line, which in itself is a high honor.
Speaker 5: But yeah, next year, the Kaitlyn Clark's first signature Nike
Speaker 5: basketball shoe is going to be massive. So that's that's
Speaker 5: gonna be something really exciting to follow in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 2: Does Michael Jordan's estate get paid when Michael Jordan's gone?
Speaker 3: Yes, absolutely, so forever.
Speaker 5: Uh yeah, I mean I'm not entirely sure with like
Speaker 5: the intricacies of his contract, but absolutely, Like there are
Speaker 5: royalties and Jordan brand is deeply tied to Nikes, So yeah,
Speaker 5: that's going to go on forever. As long as the
Speaker 5: sign continues to rise. Each day, Jordan's will sell and
Speaker 5: the Jordan's the state will make money.
Speaker 3: What's the worst shoe?
Speaker 5: What's the worst shoe?
Speaker 3: Like the biggest failure?
Speaker 5: Oh goodness, Well, you know what. Instead of naming an
Speaker 5: active player, let's look back at Kobe Bryant's third signature
Speaker 5: shoe with Adidas that was never released. Following the two
Speaker 5: thousand and two NBA Finals, Kobe Bryant traveled to Germany
Speaker 5: and had an acrimonious breakup with the company, bought his
Speaker 5: way out of the company and said, you know what,
Speaker 5: y'all keep that third shoe and I'm going to just
Speaker 5: be a sneaker free agent for the following season. And
Speaker 5: I think he wore over one hundred different shoes, flirted
Speaker 5: with Rebock Jordan brand, but at the end of the day,
Speaker 5: it was Nike and that turned out to make history.
Speaker 3: Do you have that shoe?
Speaker 5: No, I don't have the Kobe three. It never released. However,
Speaker 5: there are collectors that have the prototype and Adidas has
Speaker 5: since re released Kobe's old shoes rebranded, which is something
Speaker 5: to watch because circling back to under Armour and Curry brand.
Speaker 5: Under Armour earned owned Curry Brown logo, and I'm guessing
Speaker 5: the footwear catalog as well. So I'm not sure how
Speaker 5: the legal breakup went, and maybe Curry gets that in
Speaker 5: the divorce, but that's gonna be something I'm sure they've
Speaker 5: negotiated and that'll be something to follow up. Who gets
Speaker 5: the Curry logo, who gets the twelve thirteen signature shoes?
Speaker 5: So that's gonna be something really really interesting to follow
Speaker 5: over the next year. I'm sure we'll find out more.
Speaker 2: And new balance to spend a lot of money here
Speaker 2: with some big name athletes. Is it paid off?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I think so. They have Cooper Flag in the NBA,
Speaker 5: They've got Cameron Brink in the WNBA, They've got Josh
Speaker 5: Allen in the NFL, Hey Shohey Otani in Major League Baseball.
Speaker 5: So yeah, they've got it going on. They've really got
Speaker 5: a very talented roster Cocoa Golf in tennis, so and
Speaker 5: when they want to, they can market at a very
Speaker 5: high level. I think they missed an opportunity with Otani
Speaker 5: in the World Series, but just last night they dropped
Speaker 5: some gear for his MVP Awards, So New Balance is fine.
Speaker 5: They're exciting and they've gotten an incredibly talented roster.
Speaker 2: Pat, thanks for joining us. We appreciate it.
Speaker 5: Yes, sir, thank you for having me.
Speaker 2: That's Pat Benson, sneaker reporter for Sports Illustrated Kicks on SI.
Speaker 2: That's pretty cool, Joe. Yeah, I remember growing up that
Speaker 2: I couldn't afford certain shoes, but I would wait till
Speaker 2: somebody was done with those shoes and then I would add.
Speaker 2: So I wore a pair of size fifteen Adidas.
Speaker 3: High Top Adidas.
Speaker 2: And they belonged to Donnie May who played it Dayton
Speaker 2: played in the NBA, and I remember we played a
Speaker 2: pickup game and he had the pro high Top Adidas
Speaker 2: with gold stripes, and I asked him if I could
Speaker 2: have his shoes. I think they were size fifteen and
Speaker 2: I wear an eleven and a half, so you can imagine,
Speaker 2: but they were so good. And then I remember that
Speaker 2: there was a point guard at Eastern Kentucky Tyrone two
Speaker 2: small Jones out of DC, and he had a size
Speaker 2: nine and a half shoe and they were converse with
Speaker 2: just the one star in the middle on both sides,
Speaker 2: and I asked him if I could have a pair
Speaker 2: of his, So.
Speaker 3: I had nine and a half.
Speaker 2: I had size fifteen, and I was collecting sneakers, but
Speaker 2: they were somebody else's sneakers, which I wouldn't recommend. But
Speaker 2: you know, at the time, those were pretty cool shoes.
Speaker 8: Yes, Marvin, when you started making money, did you buy
Speaker 8: a pair of shoes like, man, I really wanted these
Speaker 8: when I was a kid, because I do that now.
Speaker 2: I bought the Adidas Superstars. I bought a pair that
Speaker 2: They're white with green stripes, low cut, but I don't remember.
Speaker 2: I wore Converse high tops throughout my career those Adidas.
Speaker 2: Once again. You know the guy who created the Adidas
Speaker 2: the Superstars, I think he's ninety and somebody reached out.
Speaker 2: They listened to the show and they said, this guy's
Speaker 2: still alive. If you want to talk to the guy
Speaker 2: who created the Adidas Superstars, I'm like, no, I just appreciate,
Speaker 2: you know, his.
Speaker 3: Work of art.
Speaker 2: There great shoes, gorgeous shoes to me, best shoes ever made.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Point, there are so many things that become collectibles that
Speaker 9: you would have no idea at the time would become
Speaker 9: collectibles in nineteen eighty fourty five. If you said Michael
Speaker 9: Jordan's first shoes, first couple of shoes. You should stick
Speaker 9: them in a box and put them away and never
Speaker 9: use them or crease them forever. You would never think
Speaker 9: that the shoe industry never hadn't taken off yet. Can
Speaker 9: you imagine if someone no one would have the wherewithal
Speaker 9: to think of that ahead of them.
Speaker 2: Well, okay, but those Nikes, those mics that I have
Speaker 2: back there, now, those are like recreation.
Speaker 9: It's a replica, replica, exact replica.
Speaker 3: But are they worth anything?
Speaker 9: No, well not no, but they're not original issue from
Speaker 9: nineteen eighty four, nineteen eighty five.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, I have so much stuff in this place.
Speaker 2: I got Barry Sanders autographed shoes over there. I'm guessing those.
Speaker 3: Are worth something a little bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got Sergio Garcia autographed shoes. I think they're
Speaker 2: worth something, yes, Dylan.
Speaker 4: Well, they're like they'll re release shoes like periodically, so
Speaker 4: like the Jordan ones that are there, they've re released
Speaker 4: those countless times, and like that doesn't mean they're not
Speaker 4: worth something. But obviously if you have original ones from
Speaker 4: eighty five, those are oh okay, worth a lot. But
Speaker 4: like they last year, they re released Ken Griffy's shoe
Speaker 4: with Nike.
Speaker 2: Oh, the air Griffy you know the Kobe brand though
Speaker 2: that is stayed hot.
Speaker 8: Yes, Marv, Yeah, there's these shoes, the Kobe Grinches those
Speaker 8: things and Dylan knows what those are. It is unbelievable
Speaker 8: what those shoes go for on the open market, like, look,
Speaker 8: I'll buy them from Nike dot com for one hundred
Speaker 8: and sixty dollars, Like, hey, how do you much would
Speaker 8: how much do you want to sell these for?
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I want to pay my mortgage this month and people
Speaker 8: will buy you. They're grinches, yep, grinch color. They were
Speaker 8: green lime green, mm.
Speaker 3: Hmm yeah yeah.
Speaker 9: Pulling About four years ago, there was an auction for
Speaker 9: Michael Jordan's Year one shoes, the first Nike shoes that
Speaker 9: were white, red and black, and they were game used
Speaker 9: and autographed, so that really stokes it up as much
Speaker 9: as you can. But they got creases because they were
Speaker 9: game used. Went for five hundred and sixty thousand dollars
Speaker 9: five years ago.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm surprised it didn't go for more.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and they're saying these shoes that was a good investment.
Speaker 2: Well, I go back to when I was covering the
Speaker 2: Bulls with those NBA Finals, those championships and every single
Speaker 2: game clinching win by the Bulls. When Mike won a championship,
Speaker 2: he signed his shoes, and you know, the PR person
Speaker 2: for the Bulls came in and got those shoes. Mike siging.
Speaker 2: When he hits the shot against the Utah Jazz. He
Speaker 2: comes in, he's got a cigar, he's got basketball. He
Speaker 2: takes his shoes off when he's sitting down on Sports
Speaker 2: Center and we're going to do an interview, and the
Speaker 2: Bulls person came in and Mike signed those shoes right
Speaker 2: in front of me.
Speaker 3: So I saw that happening.
Speaker 2: And those shoes probably worth a couple of million dollars.
Speaker 3: Now, yeah, Pauline, Uh yeah, you're right.
Speaker 9: They sold in twenty twenty four. I think we talked
Speaker 9: about this briefly. Tim Hallam had six pairs of Michael
Speaker 9: Jordan game used NBA Final shoes for the six were
Speaker 9: autographed by Jordan. He put them away and sold him
Speaker 9: as the entire batch four eight million dollars, eight million dollars.
Speaker 3: But I saw that last pair.
Speaker 2: I saw right in front of me, and Mike is
Speaker 2: covered with champagne shirt tails out and he's in his socks,
Speaker 2: He's got his shoes. He signs the shoes. He's got
Speaker 2: this big Cuban cigar. Phil Jackson sitting to the right
Speaker 2: of me. He's going to come on right after Mike.
Speaker 2: And I remember Tim came in and Mike signed him,
Speaker 2: and I didn't think anything of it until I saw
Speaker 2: them up for sale and I go, I think Tim's
Speaker 2: going to make some money, yeah, PAULI.
Speaker 9: In the interview, Tim Hallam said he asked Jordan for
Speaker 9: one of his two shoes after the first title. Jordan
Speaker 9: game both and autographed it the next year. Hallam didn't
Speaker 9: bring it up. Jordan said, we have a tradition and
Speaker 9: being somewhat superstitious, Michael Jordan gave him again to tell
Speaker 9: malm and continue to do so.
Speaker 2: And you know, Mike would always say with every NBA Finals,
Speaker 2: I'll come in and talk to you after I win
Speaker 2: the title. He would say that. He would say that
Speaker 2: from the beginning. He didn't say if we win. He said,
Speaker 2: when we win, I'll come in and I'll do the
Speaker 2: interview with you on Sports Center. Because we didn't ask
Speaker 2: for him if they would win Game three or game five,
Speaker 2: it would be, and he never went to game seven,
Speaker 2: so you'd get a Game six. And then Mike came
Speaker 2: in every single time he said, I told you I
Speaker 2: would do it when we win, and he would always
Speaker 2: come in. All right, run a little bit late here,
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Speaker 2: name in succession, Shiv Shiv Chivan. Yes, yes, yes, Paul.
Speaker 9: You kind of had a little pat summer Ale Murder,
Speaker 9: she wrote, yeah, and on there were your voice and
Speaker 9: that's a compliment.
Speaker 2: Let me try that. Someone is guilty and no one
Speaker 2: is innocent. The new drama series All Her Fault Murder,
Speaker 2: She wrote that summer, by the way, got my haircut yesterday. No, no,
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, I go to a woman right
Speaker 2: around the corner from the man Cave. Known her a
Speaker 2: long time, so I'm in there and uh, just having
Speaker 2: conversation youah blah blah blah. Then she goes, where'd you
Speaker 2: get your eyes done? And I said, like, I had
Speaker 2: laser surgery. And then she goes, no, no, no, like
Speaker 2: cosmetic surgery. I go, wait, you think I got surgery.
Speaker 2: She goes, you had something done. I go, no, I didn't.
Speaker 2: I'm not getting anything done. But I you know, I
Speaker 2: guess it was a compliment, but it was just weird.
Speaker 2: I go, I said, Lisa, I haven't anything done. She goes, well,
Speaker 2: I'm going to do my eyelids. I just figured you
Speaker 2: went to a good doctor and it looks great. I said,
Speaker 2: I didn't get anything done. And then all of a
Speaker 2: sudden there's other of the you know women who cut hair.
Speaker 2: They're over there going but looks like it. You know,
Speaker 2: I said I didn't get anything done. They said, well,
Speaker 2: your skin looks really nice. What do you do? And
Speaker 2: I said, I just drink beer. I don't know. They
Speaker 2: go okay, So I'm sure that they're sitting there gossiping
Speaker 2: about that I had something done and I didn't want
Speaker 2: to admit to it.
Speaker 9: Yes, baumy two things. I think it's a compliment, but
Speaker 9: it's also lightly improper to say yes. But I think
Speaker 9: maybe you should go back to barbershops. Bros don't talk
Speaker 9: like that at barbaras. Bros want to know about the
Speaker 9: pitching rotation for the Mets. They won't ask you what
Speaker 9: work you now.
Speaker 2: I don't want to talk sports, though. I'm okay with
Speaker 2: girl talk.
Speaker 9: You girls, Yes, I love it, Oh, okay.
Speaker 2: Yes, you know, cocktails, talking about you know, silly things,
Speaker 2: real housewives. By the way, I watched Basketball Wives again
Speaker 2: last night. I don't know whenever I stumble upon it,
Speaker 2: you know, YouTube, will put your favorites up there. They've
Speaker 2: got basketball wives up there.
Speaker 9: I would really like to see your favorites.
Speaker 2: Th I know, Oh my gosh, there's some there's some
Speaker 2: ones up there where you go. Okay, here's another one. Uh.
Speaker 2: I watched this game the Hawks and the Jazz. Jalen
Speaker 2: Johnson had thirty one eighteen fourteen and seven steam wills
Speaker 2: last night. By the way, he's a really good kind
Speaker 2: of quiet player, really good two way player. So just
Speaker 2: give you an idea of what I was watching aside
Speaker 2: from football.
Speaker 9: Yes, I can't let you break down Hawks Jazz on weekend.
Speaker 2: You're right, my beat, my bet. But with my new
Speaker 2: cosmetic surgery, yes, dyling, I always thought you.
Speaker 4: Got your butt done. I didn't know about that.
Speaker 7: Well that he did there.
Speaker 2: He'll never the Brazilian butt lifts to live to tell about.
Speaker 2: You know, in my family, the older you get, the
Speaker 2: less you know, but you have like you know.
Speaker 7: You stopped that.
Speaker 3: I stopped it. You were like, I'll get it done.
Speaker 3: I'm going to get a Brazilian butt.
Speaker 4: Lift bringing the wagon back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what they want, that's what the ladies want
Speaker 2: to see.
Speaker 4: I didn't know you could get an eye job.
Speaker 3: Well you can, I guess lifts or boatox.
Speaker 4: I guess maybe liked denial.
Speaker 3: Yes, Martin, your skin looks good. Thank you.
Speaker 8: Money is the best lotion.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 2: I you know how I am with needles. I've passed
Speaker 2: out when i've you know, given blood. So I couldn't
Speaker 2: imagine there'd be like like botox when I see that,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, no, I'm not going to get any
Speaker 2: eye lift done or any of.
Speaker 4: That stuff, needles in the face.
Speaker 3: Yes, Todd, were you more flattered or did you feel
Speaker 3: more like?
Speaker 10: Wow, that's pretty acusatory that she would just assume that
Speaker 10: if you're even going to bring it up at all,
Speaker 10: why would you say did you as opposed to just
Speaker 10: assuming you did well?
Speaker 2: She she whispered to me, She's like, uh so, where'd
Speaker 2: you get your work done? I said, what work? And
Speaker 2: then she then I got kind of louder because I'm like,
Speaker 2: I didn't get anything done. Now the other there's two
Speaker 2: other hairdressers. They turn around and then now they're like
Speaker 2: and then now everybody's got an opinion.
Speaker 7: Well, you made a scene by yelling.
Speaker 3: Well, it could have just whispered back. I didn't do anything, okay,
Speaker 3: but she wasn't believing me.
Speaker 4: Yes, I mean I think that Isn't that the fallacy
Speaker 4: of plastic surgeries. It's like you're not supposed to be
Speaker 4: able to tell, but you always can.
Speaker 2: No, there's some that are well, okay, Martha Stewart, she
Speaker 2: looks incredible.
Speaker 9: This is selling her out.
Speaker 2: No, she's admitted. Chris Jenner. Chris Jenner looks unbelievable.
Speaker 4: That's almost like too weird. The Chris. She looks like
Speaker 4: she's like seventeen, and she looks as young as her daughter's.
Speaker 10: Yes, time, I watch a lot of Wheel of Fortune,
Speaker 10: Seacrest eyes for hiding behind the Hey, if you do it,
Speaker 10: I'm not accusing and I and if you do it,
Speaker 10: good for you.
Speaker 3: Whatever makes you feel it does that.
Speaker 10: It bothers me a little bit, like to like deny
Speaker 10: it if if you did it, and you're like no,
Speaker 10: Just like with weight loss, if you're taking something, what's
Speaker 10: the big deal?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I just eat apples and kale.
Speaker 2: And well, people don't you know, say I'm taking ozempic.
Speaker 3: They're like, no, I started a new workout regime, so you.
Speaker 7: Lost forty pounds or two months?
Speaker 3: Fantastic.
Speaker 7: I gotta get all that diet.
Speaker 4: Yes, Dylan, when I get my Turkish hair transplant, I
Speaker 4: will be very vocal about I like it where it
Speaker 4: came from.
Speaker 2: Yes, Yeah, it's better be happening soon. I've got a
Speaker 2: couple of years left. If I wear a hat, you
Speaker 2: have no idea, But I do have an idea. Yeah,
Speaker 2: trucker hat doesn't work. To Fritzy is rooting for your hairline.
Speaker 3: You're catching Fritzy here.
Speaker 7: I don't have to be in the last place all
Speaker 7: the time.
Speaker 2: How about most must win a game of the weekend.
Speaker 2: Who wants to play first? Who's got the old Todd's
Speaker 2: got his hand?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 10: The five and four Steelers have lost three of their
Speaker 10: last four games. They don't get things right at home
Speaker 10: versus the Bengals, or they're gonna start sliding in the
Speaker 10: division on the conference.
Speaker 2: All right, Dylan, the most must win game of the weekend,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna.
Speaker 4: Go Buffalo Bills hosting the Bucks and the division slipping
Speaker 4: away from them, and the Pats aren't slowing down.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 8: Marvin the Texas Longhorns against Georgia. They got to stay
Speaker 8: in the playoff hunt, so that he got to win
Speaker 8: the game.
Speaker 9: PAULI he took my Longhorn. So I'm gonna pivot to
Speaker 9: the Miami Dolphins in Madrid, facing a wounded commander's team.
Speaker 9: If somehow the Dolphins can win a couple can he
Speaker 9: save his job?
Speaker 5: That's big thing.
Speaker 2: I don't because I don't think they have a tough
Speaker 2: schedule right, Like, there's three games they could actually win.
Speaker 9: They could get to eight wins this year.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: You're bringing in a new GM, the GM unless you
Speaker 2: say you get the job. But you got to take
Speaker 2: the coach and the quarterback. My most must win game
Speaker 2: of the weekend is, of course, Notre Dame. Notre Dame
Speaker 2: is a twelve and a half point favorite at Pitt.
Speaker 2: They're begging you. Doesn't this feel like they're begging you
Speaker 2: to take Pitt Dylan twelve and a half at home.
Speaker 4: If they are at work, because I took it and
Speaker 4: a half. I think Notre Dame wins pit covers.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, that's the most must win game of
Speaker 2: the weekend.
Speaker 3: How about who had the best week in sports?
Speaker 10: Todd Recncy Bias, Drake May and the Patriots eight straight wins.
Speaker 10: They've won two of their last in the last four days.
Speaker 10: Alone currently the number one seed in the AFC at
Speaker 10: nine and two.
Speaker 4: Dylan FC Tulsa Dan. They had a big one nothing
Speaker 4: win against the one nil one nil on last weekend
Speaker 4: over some team that I don't remember.
Speaker 3: Okay, so you're channeling Seating with the little soccer?
Speaker 4: Is it working?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Great?
Speaker 8: Marvin Aeron Judge won his third MVP and he is
Speaker 8: officially cemented as a Hall of Famer.
Speaker 9: All right, Paul, last year and the year before, they're
Speaker 9: discussing replacements for this guy, Matthew Stafford. He's now at
Speaker 9: twenty five touchdowns and two picks at age thirty seven.
Speaker 2: Danny in Salt Lake, Good morning, Danny, what's on your mind?
Speaker 2: Hey Danny?
Speaker 3: Sorry?
Speaker 2: Danny Fresh in Milwaukee? Hi Fresh, what's up?
Speaker 11: DP and the Danny. He got a small bone to
Speaker 11: pick with the NBA and want to give a big
Speaker 11: shout out to the Sandman after word. But the bone
Speaker 11: to pick is Matt McClung, three time dump champion, single
Speaker 11: handily keeping the All Star Game going out of the
Speaker 11: NBA again. I mean, come on, can we give him
Speaker 11: yan his brother's position.
Speaker 2: He doesn't have a famous dad or a famous brother.
Speaker 2: That's the problem with Mac, but thank you fresh. Uh,
Speaker 2: Mike and Saint Louis. Hi, Mike, what's on your mind?
Speaker 6: He again, tell you guys do good great.
Speaker 12: Uh just want to send me back to Aaron Judge.
Speaker 12: I think it's a little a known fact, but Aaron
Speaker 12: Judge has a secret batty coach. His name is Richard Schick.
Speaker 12: They call him teach out here at Saint Peter's and
Speaker 12: uh just goes back, I say seventy eight nine years
Speaker 12: and he's worked with him and basically teach would always
Speaker 12: teach all the kids here. Team went, he's not very good.
Speaker 12: You did play baseball at Truman, but he tried to
Speaker 12: find out what makes a good swing and he studied
Speaker 12: very Bonds. He because that's the best guy said that swing.
Speaker 12: So basically he took Bonds a swing, taught everybody and
Speaker 12: taught Judge. And he's a Finnish coach and he always
Speaker 12: tells when he's struggling. Now the last two three years,
Speaker 12: Judge isn't waiting to be struggling when he's like tuning
Speaker 12: them up now like every two weeks, so he doesn't
Speaker 12: get any bad habits.
Speaker 2: Well, and thank you you got your plug in for
Speaker 2: your guy there in Saint Louis. But Aaron Judge is
Speaker 2: cut down on pitches that are outside the strikes and
Speaker 2: like he's limiting the pitches he'll go after. And that's
Speaker 2: really important because when you're younger, you know, it's more
Speaker 2: free thinking, free swinging. And I mean, nobody mastered it
Speaker 2: like Bonds did that. There was a window there and
Speaker 2: that was it. He wasn't touching anything outside and if
Speaker 2: he did touch it, it was gone.
Speaker 3: Brandy and Iowa. Hi, Brandy, welcome back, Hey.
Speaker 6: Dan, thanks for taking my call. Hey, I was watching
Speaker 6: the Shoe Hart and I had a quick Air Force
Speaker 6: one story. I'm a senior in eighty five eighty six.
Speaker 6: I beg to get the Air Force ones, not just
Speaker 6: the white ones. I had to get the red, white,
Speaker 6: and black ones. Wear them through my senior year. They're
Speaker 6: super cool to wear. I'm done with playing basketball and
Speaker 6: that summer I grew up in rural Iowa. I actually
Speaker 6: wore my Air Force ones to walk beans all that
Speaker 6: summer towards the end of the year. And every time
Speaker 6: I go down there, and I was just down we
Speaker 6: go by that field. Every single time, I'm reminded by
Speaker 6: my buddy, Hey, you remember when you walk beans in
Speaker 6: those Air Force ones, I bet you wish you had
Speaker 6: those red, white and black ones.
Speaker 3: Back again, what do you mean walk walking beans.
Speaker 6: So they grow beanfields? And back back in the day
Speaker 6: before things changed, we used to hire crews and you
Speaker 6: would walk the beanbros cutting out the weeds individually with machete.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, uh thank you, Brandy. Yeah.
Speaker 2: If I got shoes, I played in the shoes like
Speaker 2: I never, and I have friends that they get them
Speaker 2: and then they do like sebtle Fan, They just wrap
Speaker 2: up the shoes. They don't even open up the box.
Speaker 2: I got a friend who does that with watches. He
Speaker 2: buys all these rolexes, he does not wear them. He's
Speaker 2: got a safe that's six feet high full of rolllexes.
Speaker 9: What'ses that dress?
Speaker 2: It doesn't wear them. He probably has a watch collection
Speaker 2: that would rival John Mayer, and John Mayer probably has
Speaker 2: as good a watch collection of anybody in America. And
Speaker 2: this guy just buys high end watches and then he
Speaker 2: doesn't wear them.
Speaker 3: I go why he goes? I mean, it's really a sickness.
Speaker 2: Like he has to have these watches, but he doesn't
Speaker 2: wear them.
Speaker 8: Yes, Marv, I feel bad because I've passed on kind
Speaker 8: of not a sneaker addiction. But so in twenty fourteen,
Speaker 8: my wife was pregnant, I bought shoes that you know, Lorenzo,
Speaker 8: my son he's fitting into now. I bought them in
Speaker 8: twenty fourteen, and now his teacher was like, where'd you
Speaker 8: get those? He's like, I don't know, my dad got him.
Speaker 8: I was again in twenty fourteen, like you just want
Speaker 8: those things because it is depressing to buy a pair
Speaker 8: of shoes like, man, I may never get these ever again.
Speaker 8: So when the retros started re releasing shoes like Jordan
Speaker 8: and Nike, yes, because I wanted these shoes when I
Speaker 8: was nine and now I can have them again. So
Speaker 8: it is nostalgics undefeated. So that's why Jordan does so.
Speaker 2: Well, maybe you're making too much money here?
Speaker 3: What's that? Now?
Speaker 2: I'm all right, how about we take a break here.
Speaker 2: It's a meat Friday. I'm looking out in uh Tragerville
Speaker 2: and the turkey is coming out of the tragger. So
Speaker 2: let's head out there. We'll take a break, and we'll
Speaker 2: be back. Last call for phone calls. What we learned
Speaker 2: after this.
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Speaker 1: listen live. Last call for phone calls, what we learned,
Speaker 1: what's in store for Monday? I think Paul Skeens is
Speaker 1: going to join us next week at some point and
Speaker 1: we can put to bed the did you actually say
Speaker 1: to a teammate you wanted to go to the Yankees
Speaker 1: like it? I don't know if he would tell me,
Speaker 1: but he probably just canceled his appearance there. But Paul
Speaker 1: Skeen set to join us now sometime next week as well.
Speaker 2: All Right, we'll sneak in a couple more phone calls.
Speaker 2: This day in sports history, PAULI has an MVP quiz?
Speaker 2: Do you want to explain the parameters, the rules of
Speaker 2: the mb By the way, the turkey? That turkey will
Speaker 2: be better than the turkey that we are going to
Speaker 2: probably have for Thanksgiving? Now, no names, but wow, Dylan,
Speaker 2: you did a great job with that.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know how much work.
Speaker 2: You did, but I will say that the the Tragger
Speaker 2: Girls did a wonderful job as well.
Speaker 4: I have been sitting in here most of the day.
Speaker 4: I have some help.
Speaker 2: You did a great job. Yeah, that's really good, really good.
Speaker 2: I mean you're like most valuable backroom guy. You're the
Speaker 2: leader in the clubhouse.
Speaker 4: Making a compelling case.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, this would be a first.
Speaker 4: I think. I don't think I've won it yet.
Speaker 2: No, there's still, you know, time for you to lose.
Speaker 2: I think it's yours to win most Valuable backroom Guy.
Speaker 4: That's I feel like the Jets, it's mine to lose.
Speaker 3: Yes, Todd, he's.
Speaker 10: Doing like multiple podcast things. You're doing something with me.
Speaker 10: He's got the thing with you, Shay. He's got a
Speaker 10: lot of stuff cooking.
Speaker 2: And I know he's a valuable addition, valuable addition, Seaton.
Speaker 3: Who oh, no to well, Todd wants that Dylan back
Speaker 3: there instead of seating.
Speaker 10: All I said was he's Oh, it's like one hundred
Speaker 10: pcent of the time, made a good movie.
Speaker 7: That's all I said.
Speaker 3: I said, who would you rather have Dylan?
Speaker 2: Her sat? And and you said Dylan, Well.
Speaker 10: Especially this week because I got a cold and everything,
Speaker 10: I'm under the weather, so I can't deal with us.
Speaker 7: If anyone's looking to kind of wrestle a little bit
Speaker 7: of what is the.
Speaker 9: MVP quiz quick quiz dan if Drake May wins an
Speaker 9: MVP in his second season, how many players in any
Speaker 9: sport NFL, MLB, NHL, NBA have won an MVP in
Speaker 9: their first two seasons. Let's start with NBA. Wow, there
Speaker 9: is nobody in the modern era.
Speaker 5: Let's put it that way.
Speaker 2: Okay, Uh, didn't Wes Unsell win Rookie of the Year
Speaker 2: in MVP?
Speaker 9: Okay, they're all nineteen seventy one or earlier. Welt Chamberlain
Speaker 9: Well Chamberlain first season and second season.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: The others are Bob Pettitt, Bill Russell, Kareem Abdul Jabbar.
Speaker 3: Okay, right.
Speaker 9: Major League Baseball, there's been three who won the MVP
Speaker 9: in their first two full seasons. Wow, these are tough.
Speaker 3: What what years are we talking? Nineteen seventy five, seventy five?
Speaker 9: Freddy Lynn red line is correct, two thousand and one
Speaker 9: and this was controversial.
Speaker 2: Yes, Marchiro Echiro's right, Yeah.
Speaker 9: This one is twenty sixteen. He hasn't done a ton
Speaker 9: since then.
Speaker 3: Marvin Chris Bryant.
Speaker 9: Chris bryan Wow, sweet, look Marvin cheating NFL. There's been
Speaker 9: a bunch, not a bunch, a good amount. The first
Speaker 9: guy to do. It was Jim Brown. He won MVP
Speaker 9: as a rookie and in the second season and basically
Speaker 9: seven of his other nine seasons. Yeah, but all of
Speaker 9: them are from nineteen seventy nine until twenty nineteen. M
Speaker 9: vps in their first two seasons. Patrick Mahomes yep, Lamar yep,
Speaker 9: how many more? Three more more?
Speaker 3: Yes, Marv Marino yep.
Speaker 9: Nineteen eighty four. The other two were nineteen seventy nine
Speaker 9: and nineteen ninety.
Speaker 2: Nine, seventy nine and ninety nine. Yes, Marv.
Speaker 9: Kurt Warner Kurt Warner nineteen nine nine correct, seventy nine.
Speaker 9: The hint he's running back had his first few years
Speaker 9: were out of this world. Earl Campbell of Texas second season.
Speaker 9: All right, those are MVPs in your first and second year.
Speaker 2: Quinn, It is fun. Slightly fun, Yeah, lightly fun. Going
Speaker 2: into the weekend here Ryan in Montana?
Speaker 13: Hi, Ryan, Hey, Dan, how are we doing?
Speaker 6: Great?
Speaker 2: Go ahead?
Speaker 12: Second time?
Speaker 13: Long time five six and sicker than a snicker won
Speaker 13: seventy five. Hey, So quick question. I know you guys
Speaker 13: are headed out to Vegas here pretty soon, and if
Speaker 13: memory serves, I think that was the deadline or finish line.
Speaker 13: If you will for the jacked Off competition. Haven't heard
Speaker 13: anything about that in a while. I'm just wonder if
Speaker 13: that's still a thing and if we got a leader
Speaker 13: in the clubouts.
Speaker 2: I don't any I don't think anybody got jacked because
Speaker 2: that was going to be the jacked off contest, and
Speaker 2: I think Marvin's the only one that was kind of
Speaker 2: getting in shape doing You were skipping rope.
Speaker 8: So I've lost twelve pounds, but you can't.
Speaker 7: You can't see nice.
Speaker 4: I am undoubtedly fatter than you are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you are so yeah, Ryan, I don't think anybody
Speaker 2: took it seriously, which is pretty much true to form.
Speaker 3: There.
Speaker 2: There will be room for audience on Thursday and Friday
Speaker 2: at the Fountain Blue six to nine am local time
Speaker 2: if you would like to join us in Las Vegas.
Speaker 2: The big german who's on the road taking the TV
Speaker 2: truck out there, said to me yesterday that we can
Speaker 2: have no audience there if you'd like to get up
Speaker 2: that early.
Speaker 3: Danny and salt Lake, let's try it again.
Speaker 14: Danny, Hello, Hey, thanks for thanks for taking me back.
Speaker 14: I was on row one of Game six of the
Speaker 14: nineteen ninety eight finals with Jordan's last shot and if
Speaker 14: you look at the Jordan's fantous lash shot, you look
Speaker 14: next to Karl Malone's head. I'm the one directly to
Speaker 14: the right of him. But I have I went with
Speaker 14: the owner of the Ukah Jazz to that game. So
Speaker 14: I have a full VIP row one ticket to that
Speaker 14: game that's in mint condition. And I was looking up
Speaker 14: what the value of this would be and if Jordan,
Speaker 14: if Jordan were to sign this ticket, it says it
Speaker 14: would be worth about two to five million dollars just
Speaker 14: because I have that ticket. It's the only there's no
Speaker 14: other full tickets. Plus I have all of the passes
Speaker 14: to all access passes.
Speaker 2: Why didn't you just split it with Jordan?
Speaker 14: Well, if anybody can, Hey, Dan, I'll put it with
Speaker 14: you if you can get Jordan to sign it.
Speaker 2: All right, let me work on that, Thank you, Danny,
Speaker 2: among the other things that I have to do. Todd,
Speaker 2: would you learn today.
Speaker 10: Lucciano and Brooklyn wrapped up his house arrest. He's off provision.
Speaker 10: Now I'll have to call into the show again.
Speaker 4: Uh, Dylan, Dan Patrick Rikers Island Sweetheart.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Marvin Gronk retired from Kegstance Hall.
Speaker 9: Grock never disappoints.
Speaker 10: What did I learn, tod We all learned you had
Speaker 10: your eyes done, but just still won't admit it to
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