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Speaker 2: So these are the biggest stories in the world of
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Speaker 2: mediocre mid week or major stories. We'll figure it out together.
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Speaker 1: Well, we got a lot to get to. We're gonna
Speaker 1: talk about.
Speaker 2: Interrupting farts. There's a funny NBA story we're gonna talk about.
Speaker 2: There's an old radio rule, Rechie never lead with the
Speaker 2: fart story. Big Mike say, yeah, yeah, we'll get to that.
Speaker 2: Can't lead with farts, guys, which is like, it does
Speaker 2: my world upside down because I always lead with farts.
Speaker 2: But Mike says, no, okay, guys, bed radio radio rule
Speaker 2: lead with farts. So interrupting farts of the NBA. There's
Speaker 2: a fun list we're gonna have you guys play along?
Speaker 2: Can you guess what they consider the greatest NFL nicknames
Speaker 2: of all time.
Speaker 1: We'll get to that.
Speaker 2: But there's a lot of people trashing Los Angeles, California, Danny,
Speaker 2: all the articles, all the prep We said to each other,
Speaker 2: there was a trend.
Speaker 1: There was a commonality.
Speaker 2: Between a bunch of the stories and they were all
Speaker 2: sort of poo pooing on Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a running theme.
Speaker 3: I screenshot this one, then that one, and then wait,
Speaker 3: this is the third one today talking s about LA.
Speaker 2: Well, they're officially the evil Empire. And I'll start with
Speaker 2: my boy first, okay, and you could talk about PCA,
Speaker 2: start with the wikies. I'll start with my guy, jazz
Speaker 2: Chism the New York Weeks. Jazz Chism says, I'd go
Speaker 2: to the angel did you Keith hernandezn't call him Chazzichism. No,
Speaker 2: you're just thinking in the gutter with that mustache, you creep.
Speaker 2: I'd go to the Angels before I go to the Dodgers,
Speaker 2: he says. I'd want to go and win by myself.
Speaker 2: I'd rather build my roof than go to the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: That's Jazz Chisholm Junior on the possibility of getting free
Speaker 2: agency and offer from the Dodgers. Again, that's the hypothetical
Speaker 2: if it were to happen. He says he'd rather bro
Speaker 2: build the team than go on an existing winning team.
Speaker 1: Well he wouldn't be expected to win.
Speaker 2: Uh but oh yo, this is absurd. I want to
Speaker 2: call out oh jazz jazz chism, because this is I
Speaker 2: get what he's saying, because this is this.
Speaker 1: Is an old school sentiment.
Speaker 2: This is a world where players used to say things
Speaker 2: like well, I'm gonna go there and I'm gonna be
Speaker 2: part of the solution and I'm gonna build a team,
Speaker 2: and that old mindset of like you know what, No,
Speaker 2: it's appealing, Dan Bayer, Danny g everyone will back me up.
Speaker 2: Remember back in the day, there was like allure to like,
Speaker 2: maybe I'll be the quarterback that turns around the Cleveland Browns.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'll be the guy that turns around said bunk franchise.
Speaker 2: And then suddenly, but surely, you realize not just on
Speaker 2: a room, to your career. So I have a new
Speaker 2: found I want to say respect, but I have a
Speaker 2: new found understanding of why Kyle Tucker could be the
Speaker 2: catalyst or the one person or one thing that turns
Speaker 2: it around. But you can also be Mike trout Right.
Speaker 2: You can also be the one guy playing on the
Speaker 2: Angels for a Dodo team. You gotta be Lebron James
Speaker 2: to make the Cleveland Cavaliers a winner in Lebron's youth
Speaker 2: and prime. My point being Kyle Tucker, Edwin Diaz. You
Speaker 2: know guys that go to big market teams. Can you
Speaker 2: blame them? Because, as Big Mike said in our pre
Speaker 2: show meeting, when they retired, no one never criticizes oh Man,
Speaker 2: but they they were on a good team. No, if
Speaker 2: you're on a good team, you're on a good team.
Speaker 2: Like that's I mean, don't want to be a good team.
Speaker 2: There's the old sentiment of if you can't beat them,
Speaker 2: join them, right, how do you feel about that, because
Speaker 2: it seems like people don't hesitate to join the Dodgers nowadays.
Speaker 2: Jazz is saying otherwise. And it's the big fish little
Speaker 2: pond theory, you know, it's would you rather be the
Speaker 2: big fish in a little pond or the small fish
Speaker 2: in a big pond sort of deal. That's really what
Speaker 2: it comes down to. And Jazz Chisholm is saying straight up,
Speaker 2: you know, I'd rather be the big fish in the
Speaker 2: smaller pond. I'd rather be the star of the Angels
Speaker 2: than be just another player on the Dodgers, who you
Speaker 2: know already are championship caliber team. I'd rather be the
Speaker 2: guy that makes the difference in joining the winning team.
Speaker 2: And this is a very relatable sentiment, not just in sports, right,
Speaker 2: I mean in life.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what are your thoughts in career and anything you do?
Speaker 2: You know, there's two examples I could think about just
Speaker 2: from being a regular dude. When I play rex sports.
Speaker 2: There are teams I play on where I'm the best
Speaker 2: on the team. They call you wreck itt Rich. Right,
Speaker 2: if I'm batton third and playing shortstop every game, it's
Speaker 2: not the best team. I'm good, But like that means
Speaker 2: it's not the best team when there's guys that are
Speaker 2: younger and guys that are fresh out of college on
Speaker 2: a softball team I'm on, and it's like, eh, Rich,
Speaker 2: you're betting seventh and you're playing third base or your
Speaker 2: left field.
Speaker 1: I almost feel like, all right, that's a really good team.
Speaker 2: Then, yeah, but you want to be part best on
Speaker 2: your team? Is a good feeling and I'm just playing
Speaker 2: devil's advocation. I know it is a good feeling and
Speaker 2: it's good for the ego, but is it small time thinking?
Speaker 1: Is the question?
Speaker 2: Like jas Chishom's a great example. If he were on
Speaker 2: the Angels, he's the star. But it's not like he's
Speaker 2: playing for a slubby team. He's playing for the New
Speaker 2: York Yankees. Right, So this once again proves that the
Speaker 2: Dodgers really are the evil Empire when you got a
Speaker 2: New York Yankee and Joss Chishum's saying, Nah, I wouldn't
Speaker 2: play for them, I'd rather play for the Angel.
Speaker 1: So ask yourself this. We do.
Speaker 2: A sports talk radio show, a podcast for years now,
Speaker 2: isn't there something to be said about we're sort of
Speaker 2: like on the Dodgers. We're on a network where I'd
Speaker 2: like to think we're number three to Colin Cowherd and
Speaker 2: Dan Patrick.
Speaker 1: Hey, dude, I heard one number one according to my mom.
Speaker 1: Your mom said, okay, thought so I talked to her today.
Speaker 1: She said, we're the best, Steven, You're number one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she said, we're the best show on But we
Speaker 2: are on a network that's stacked, right. Would you would
Speaker 2: you want that would you want to be on like
Speaker 2: the Bunk Sports Radio Network and Cavino and Rich are
Speaker 2: like the only show they have. That's good, you know
Speaker 2: when you put it that way, and it's a great
Speaker 2: way to look at it. Put yourself in that situation
Speaker 2: when Rich positions it that way. Yeah, I'd rather be
Speaker 2: with the best. That'd rather be part of the best lineup,
Speaker 2: the premier sports lineup in the nation. As they say,
Speaker 2: just reading the sign. I'm reading the sign right here
Speaker 2: because it's true. Fox Sports Radios lineup is stacked. I'm
Speaker 2: proud to be a part of that. As opposed to
Speaker 2: being the biggest show on the Bunk Radio network. This
Speaker 2: network has legitimate shows around the clock. And by the way,
Speaker 2: he doesn't that also motivate you, like it doesn't mean
Speaker 2: you have to still be the third best, right or
Speaker 2: just part of the lineup.
Speaker 1: You're there, you continue to build from there.
Speaker 2: Just because you played for the Dodgers doesn't mean you
Speaker 2: don't you can't be the best guy on the team. Right,
Speaker 2: you're playing with the best, do you still try to
Speaker 2: be the best? Can you give me an example? Think
Speaker 2: about it, NBA, NFL, Major League Baseball. I'm leaving out
Speaker 2: hockey because I just don't know it.
Speaker 1: I'll be honest.
Speaker 2: Can you think of a star player at a college
Speaker 2: out of the draft that made such an impact where
Speaker 2: they took their crappy team and immediately.
Speaker 1: Made them a contender.
Speaker 2: Where some guy went to a cleave with the difference,
Speaker 2: Like I think Steph Curry changed the culture in gold State.
Speaker 2: Now you could say Clay and Draymond, they had other pieces,
Speaker 2: but Steph Curry took a Golden State Warriors team as
Speaker 2: the joke when Danny Tanner in full house was the
Speaker 2: only Golden State Warrior fan. You know, remember when you
Speaker 2: played NBA jam you like you had friends that are
Speaker 2: like is Golden State?
Speaker 1: Like where's that? Where is that? It's like Chris Mullin was.
Speaker 2: The only guy you know hardaway there were Golden State
Speaker 2: was put on the map by Steph. The Cleveland Cavaliers
Speaker 2: weren't sniffing any success until Lebron came there.
Speaker 1: Does that be a player?
Speaker 2: Because isn't that story of Vince Lombardi, Like didn't he
Speaker 2: sort of changed the whole culture of Green Bay?
Speaker 1: Vince lent Bard. Isn't the story like the job?
Speaker 2: Didn't he take the job and the whole fable is
Speaker 2: that he didn't know where Green Bay, Wisconsin was. Yeah, look,
Speaker 2: he became legends. So just put that in your pipe
Speaker 2: and smoke on it for a minute. You can become
Speaker 2: the legend. But do you understand there, Like if if
Speaker 2: based on Jazz Chishom's theory, if he's the one guy
Speaker 2: that could change the franchise, man, and you're forever remember.
Speaker 2: But there's my point is we just named If you're
Speaker 2: the guy on the Dodgers, you're just part of the store.
Speaker 2: We just named five le We can name five or
Speaker 2: less people in the last hundred years of sports. So
Speaker 2: my point is it's a little ego centric when a
Speaker 2: quarterback's like, I want to go to the Browns or
Speaker 2: imagine right now, Danny g be honest with me, do
Speaker 2: you think there is someone that thinks I the ego
Speaker 2: would be speaking. I could go to the Jets and
Speaker 2: I'm the difference maker. Aaron Rodgers probably thought that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: a lot of people probably thought that.
Speaker 3: It's probably a little far fetched thinking now, but yeah,
Speaker 3: when Aaron Rodgers first went there, that was what he
Speaker 3: was thinking. For sure, has to be a super alpha dog.
Speaker 2: I think that, well, I hate I feel bad saying this,
Speaker 2: but I feel like it. I feel that doesn't mean
Speaker 2: it's true in my mind it is, but I feel
Speaker 2: this started with the NBA.
Speaker 1: I really do like if you.
Speaker 2: Can't beat them, join them sort of mentality, And I think,
Speaker 2: what's what we used to frown upon? That sentiment has
Speaker 2: been come accepted and a smarter way to think, like, hey, man,
Speaker 2: are you in this to win? Are you in this
Speaker 2: for yourself and your legacy? And if you're in this
Speaker 2: to win, then yeah, if you can't beat them, to
Speaker 2: join them is an acceptable way to be. But remember
Speaker 2: that used to be a frowned upon philosophy and mentality
Speaker 2: like joining them you could argue, you could argue back
Speaker 2: in the eighties and nineties. And I know the NBA, man,
Speaker 2: they got such are they? They're hung up on this
Speaker 2: like you know back in the day, like when you
Speaker 2: know Ewing was on the Knicks, ballone was on the.
Speaker 1: Jazz stas on the Suns with that team.
Speaker 2: That's why Alan Iverson said publicly, that's why they frowned
Speaker 2: the old crew, the old heads frown upon the new
Speaker 2: school ways of thinking because back then, whatever team you
Speaker 2: were on, you hated the other teams and you wanted
Speaker 2: to win with your team. You were loyal to that team.
Speaker 2: Nowadays he's pros ainct loyal. So you remember, like that
Speaker 2: philosophy used to be frowned upon. Now it's just accepted.
Speaker 2: I mean, just how it is because you only get
Speaker 2: such a certain amount of time. You can only get
Speaker 2: a certain amount of window to win in the league
Speaker 2: and to make it happen. So like you kind of
Speaker 2: get it. If you can't beat them, join up. Used
Speaker 2: to be a loser mentality, And now we're kind of
Speaker 2: telling you what used to be a loser mentality is
Speaker 2: the winning mentality. Can't beat them, join them? Yes, okay
Speaker 2: with me. That used to be a loser mentality. I
Speaker 2: just want to make that clear. So that's where jazz
Speaker 2: is coming from. It's like how nerd became the new cool. Yes,
Speaker 2: like things change. Remember you go back to your old
Speaker 2: college town. The bars that were cool are now the
Speaker 2: bars are now the cool bars. Yeah, but you know
Speaker 2: what the winning mentality was, Yeah, if you can't beat them,
Speaker 2: join them, that's losers. No, you try to beat them,
Speaker 2: you don't join them, you try to beat them. I mean,
Speaker 2: so I respect where it's coming from. It's just the
Speaker 2: dated mindset. Would you say the last of the last
Speaker 2: of these we're forgetting? Is I mean, I know they
Speaker 2: had success, you know when we were before we were
Speaker 2: born and were little babies. The Milioak Bucks Yiannis. I
Speaker 2: mean that team was really sort of a a nothing
Speaker 2: team and Giannis wins an NBA title for Milwaukee.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like that's why. That's example.
Speaker 2: I think that was an extra level of props people
Speaker 2: gave him because it's like, Yo, he's stayed in Milwaukee,
Speaker 2: and that's why I think people understand if he wants
Speaker 2: to leave now.
Speaker 1: The dude paid his dues.
Speaker 2: So what do you think about the again new philosophies
Speaker 2: that we've accepted throughout the years. You can't beat them,
Speaker 2: join them. And the next story involves PCA. Again, it's
Speaker 2: a lot of hate against the Dodgers today as we
Speaker 2: approach the World Baseball Classic and Baseball starting next month.
Speaker 1: Spring training is already here that people hate LA.
Speaker 2: It's like eighty and Sonny not much to hate right now. Well,
Speaker 2: PCA also talking smack. PCA met prospect that they just
Speaker 2: sort of gave away. But hey, Chicago, Cubby, he was
Speaker 2: getting some buzzy the other day by saying that Cubs
Speaker 2: fans given us they aren't just baseball fans who go
Speaker 2: to the game like Dodgers fans to take pictures. They
Speaker 2: don't pay attention, saying Dodgers fans are sort of, you know,
Speaker 2: show up when they want, casual fans. And I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna lie to you. He's saying Cubs fans pay attention
Speaker 2: to the game. They're not just there for the for
Speaker 2: the Graham and to say they were like Dodgers fans,
Speaker 2: while the Dodgers are a dynasty that we're seeing before
Speaker 2: our eyes. Rodgers set a record in attendance last year
Speaker 2: with four million tickets bought. I agree, But isn't there
Speaker 2: a party that does feel like they are a little
Speaker 2: casual Dodgers fans. Yeah, yes, absolutely no. Knock on you, Danny.
Speaker 2: I think it's a West coast East coast thing, Danny.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's not as intense as.
Speaker 1: I see how you say that.
Speaker 3: But there's there's also some fans that are true baseball fans.
Speaker 1: You're one of them.
Speaker 2: But I'm saying I'm not comparing it to the East
Speaker 2: coast West coast hip hop battles of the nineties. But
Speaker 2: there is a battle of like how sports fans react
Speaker 2: east coast, west coast. And I'm fascinated that during baseball season.
Speaker 2: We grew up in New York sports radio, TV, people
Speaker 2: we talk constantly about all the time, Met Yankees, Mett Yanks,
Speaker 2: met Janki's out here people will casually be like, Okay,
Speaker 2: may go to the Dodgers next week, show up in
Speaker 2: the third inning, leave before the traffic, and then then
Speaker 2: they zone in when it's playoff time.
Speaker 1: There's a lot to do.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of competition with your money, your entertainment dollars,
Speaker 3: and there's people there that have the money to go
Speaker 3: to those games where the real fans can't get in
Speaker 3: because they don't have the money.
Speaker 2: You see a lot of our very own Jason Stewart
Speaker 2: posted this right, he goes, so let me get this
Speaker 2: straight out of the four million tickets bought to see
Speaker 2: the Dodgers, people are paying ridiculous costs of parking and
Speaker 2: beer and food, waited in two hours in their car
Speaker 2: to leave the parking lot, all just to take pictures.
Speaker 2: He's saying, No, we're legitimate fans out here rooting on
Speaker 2: the Dodgers, I think. But you're talking about Jay stew
Speaker 2: and Danny g sports fans, the guys that work in
Speaker 2: sports radio, guys that I know are die hard. There's
Speaker 2: a lot of people that casually go to I think
Speaker 2: there's more I'm going to casually take my company's tickets
Speaker 2: and go to the Dodgers game than other big teams.
Speaker 2: I just think based on all this, it's proof today
Speaker 2: that the Dodgers are really the evil Empire because we
Speaker 2: come at least I come from a place of yeah,
Speaker 2: I get it, but you know what, they're doing good business.
Speaker 2: They're putting money back into their own team.
Speaker 3: And to be fair, there's sideline citters in New York
Speaker 3: City as well who just want to be seen by
Speaker 3: the cameras.
Speaker 2: It happens in all big cities. It happens everywhere. It's
Speaker 2: just a culture. Especially with young people. It's all about
Speaker 2: them and less about the game. It's all about look
Speaker 2: at me and look where I'm at, as opposed to
Speaker 2: really caring. You know how, we would always judge that
Speaker 2: on the East Coast. Let me take you to New
Speaker 2: York Crist second, Danny. Depending on what team's doing better,
Speaker 2: and I hate to say it, a lot, a lot
Speaker 2: of the time it was Yankees better looking crowd. It's
Speaker 2: a true story. Whatever team is doing better has better
Speaker 2: looking fans, and it just shows like what's the hotter,
Speaker 2: cooler thing to go to when the Mets have little
Speaker 2: moments of like, ooh, the Mets are looking good, the
Speaker 2: fans look better. But it's hard to hate on something
Speaker 2: that's working. Dodgers are making lots of money, putting it
Speaker 2: back into the team, and they're getting hate for it.
Speaker 2: They're getting hate for it. So what are your thoughts?
Speaker 2: Eight seven, seven ninety nine on Fox, We're giving you
Speaker 2: ours and again the accepted way of thinking today of
Speaker 2: you can't beat them, join them. What do you think
Speaker 2: about it? So that's old school, Like I think mocking
Speaker 2: that as old school. I think it's it's a stret up.
Speaker 2: Hey can't beat them. Hey, you want to win a ring,
Speaker 2: you want to be surrounded by winners, have your agent
Speaker 2: call them. But it is an easier path to victory. Yeah,
Speaker 2: But then I think that's what Jazz is getting at.
Speaker 2: I could rather be an Angel than be a Dodger,
Speaker 2: But I'll be honest, at this stage of the game,
Speaker 2: when you're a professional making a ton of money, I
Speaker 2: know that competitive spirits there, but isn't there a party
Speaker 2: that's like, Eh, you know what some of these guys like,
Speaker 2: I'm making so much money, I really want to win.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 2: When you put it in like I said, perspective of
Speaker 2: who would I rather play for the Bunk radio network
Speaker 2: or a Fox Sports radio network, of course I'd.
Speaker 1: Rather it socks. You want to be surrounded by the winners. Yeah,
Speaker 1: just trying to give you the flip side of it
Speaker 1: as well.
Speaker 2: You know what would be an interesting field study this
Speaker 2: year Luis Robert Junior on the Mets, because that guy
Speaker 2: had all the promise in the world and for the
Speaker 2: last two years he sort of faded away a little bit.
Speaker 2: And you could argue, is it because he was just
Speaker 2: on the White Sox in a lineup with no one?
Speaker 2: Like would you be shocked if that guy showed up
Speaker 2: big time? Because it's like, now he's on a team
Speaker 2: that could actually compete. I'm really intrigued to see how
Speaker 2: he does because I think sometimes it even determines your vibe,
Speaker 2: your attitude, everything. So you're saying where you think you
Speaker 2: would shine the brightest, you actually don't shine at all
Speaker 2: because there's no one there complimenting man like I said,
Speaker 2: it's a Cleveland Browns quarterback position. Time after time, some
Speaker 2: college kids like, I'll be the guy because who wouldn't
Speaker 2: want it? Your ego tells you I want to be
Speaker 2: the guy. There's going to be someone that eventually wins
Speaker 2: in Cleveland, and everyone's like, I want to be that
Speaker 2: guy because then all of a sudden you're just the man.
Speaker 1: But you know what cooler to do it somewhere else?
Speaker 1: If you asked me? All right?
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Speaker 2: You really got to put yourself in the old school
Speaker 2: mindset rich to understand what we're talking about. I think
Speaker 2: we've moved on so quickly. Mindside, I have a mustache today,
Speaker 2: I'm already there. No, it's true, because think about it
Speaker 2: think of an opposing team, or an opposing gang, or
Speaker 2: an opposing anything company. Right, they were the enemy, so
Speaker 2: you don't play for the enemy. And that's how it
Speaker 2: was forever up until an hour fifteen years ago, maybe
Speaker 2: ten years ago, a sudden it's, hey, you know what,
Speaker 2: I realized.
Speaker 1: If you can't beat them, join them. It's not so bad.
Speaker 2: But you realize that it's a winning formula and it
Speaker 2: kind of works, and we've accepted it. So I don't
Speaker 2: hate on Jazz Chisholm for what he's saying. It's just
Speaker 2: an old school way of thinking. In today's game. He's
Speaker 2: saying he'd rather play for the Angels than the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: And what I'm getting is the Dodgers are really becoming
Speaker 2: a hated organization, even though they have very likable players.
Speaker 1: Of course, evil empire.
Speaker 2: But I think, like you said, the sentiment of can't
Speaker 2: beat them, join them, used to be considered like you're weak.
Speaker 2: Now it's like, dude, enjoy yourself. You're gonna leave our gang.
Speaker 2: You're gonna leave the Vatos Locos, enjoin the trans Puntos.
Speaker 1: That's not what you do.
Speaker 2: You try to be better than the other gangs, the
Speaker 2: other teams the other company I give you in today's world. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: it's all good. I'm not loyal.
Speaker 1: I just leave And it's a bad sort of character trait.
Speaker 2: It really is, if you want to be real about it,
Speaker 2: because that's why relationships are feeling. Why do I want
Speaker 2: to be in this and struggle? It's harder to win here.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go there and win. It's really not that great,
Speaker 2: but we've accepted it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Can I give you not analogies great examples? Key, give
Speaker 2: you four examples of where in our lifetime this sentiment
Speaker 2: has rung true.
Speaker 1: Where it's it's no longer I want to beat you.
Speaker 2: The sentiment is, hey, I'm going to join you late
Speaker 2: night TV, which is a dying thing anyway. Let him
Speaker 2: in Leto hated each other Johnny Carson when we were
Speaker 2: little kiddos, was territorial.
Speaker 1: Now it's like Foulon and Kimmel and.
Speaker 2: Colbert and all. They all pale around there on each
Speaker 2: other shows. They don't care. They're like buddies. Another example
Speaker 2: All Star Games. Pete Rose would like slide cleats up
Speaker 2: to like take someone out. Now people are laughing and
Speaker 2: bro hugging and having a good time.
Speaker 1: It's because that might be your teammate in the next show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, music collaborations, it used to be like, yo, I
Speaker 2: want to beat you on the charts. Now not only
Speaker 2: hip hop artist, country artists, pop artists. Collaborations at an
Speaker 2: all time high. Hey, let's share each other's audiences, right,
Speaker 2: And one final one in the world the broadcasting, Danny
Speaker 2: g You grew up in radio, just like Covino and
Speaker 2: I did, Dan Bayer, Sam, We're all radio at heart.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: When I was younger, I hated every other radio station
Speaker 2: that I was not on when I.
Speaker 1: Was yours very competitive.
Speaker 2: When I was in New York, I was on Z
Speaker 2: one hundred, which is like the Kiss FM of New York.
Speaker 2: I hated the idea of anyone being like yeah, K
Speaker 2: Rock or KTU or Light FM or Hot ninety seven,
Speaker 2: w PLJ w PLJF them. And then all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: iHeart which is a great company we work for. They
Speaker 2: treat us well.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: I remember at the time being like, wait, all the
Speaker 2: radio stations that are supposed to hate each other are
Speaker 2: in the same building and their friends now, right, So
Speaker 2: what mindset really changed a lot? What even question? What
Speaker 2: jazz is saying, and what he's saying is little old school.
Speaker 2: I'd rather play for the Angels than play for the
Speaker 2: evil eampire, the join them sort of situation with the Dodgers.
Speaker 3: When I was a kid at one of my first
Speaker 3: radio stations, our general manager had a staff meeting with
Speaker 3: all of us and he wore a hard army helmet
Speaker 3: and he was ranting about how we were going to
Speaker 3: kill the competition.
Speaker 1: That's how competitive it used to be. Yeah, it's a
Speaker 1: differentiety now.
Speaker 2: I remember radio stations would pull stunts to f with
Speaker 2: other radio stations, like sabotage. Remember back in the day,
Speaker 2: I worked at a radio station in Syracuse, Hot one
Speaker 2: O seven nine. It was just one oh seven nine
Speaker 2: until Rich got there. That's a good one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Hot one seven. He was the nighttime hotie.
Speaker 2: The other radio station in town, ninety three Q, was
Speaker 2: doing some corny local promotion like.
Speaker 1: We're going away ninety three cent gas.
Speaker 2: They had a couple of the promo guys stall out
Speaker 2: their cars in front of the gas station and ruin
Speaker 2: their whole promotion. Yeah, now you would take if you
Speaker 2: can't beat them, joy, you would take back. Then you
Speaker 2: tried to beat them. You see what I'm saying you
Speaker 2: would take the bumper stick. Where was the shame in
Speaker 2: trying to beat them? You would take the bumpers. Now
Speaker 2: we want to take the shorter route to success, and
Speaker 2: and hey, that's just the way it is, all right,
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Speaker 2: The other side story riches PCA is calling out Dodgers fans.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean he's saying they're saying they're not they're
Speaker 1: not invested. But listen.
Speaker 3: And then Sophie Cunningham in the news saying that La
Speaker 3: personalities are weak. Oh yeah, that was the data dance.
Speaker 3: Three yeah, three, I hate LA stories.
Speaker 1: There's three. I hate LA stories. I hate LA.
Speaker 5: I will say though, that there is something about Los
Speaker 5: Angeles and you guys are New York guys, Sam and
Speaker 5: I are from the Midwest. That is so different than
Speaker 5: anything else that if people aren't from here or come
Speaker 5: here and it's just not their vibe, they just can't
Speaker 5: stand it for whatever reason.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, dude, my parents say that's why they haven't
Speaker 2: visited me in my eighteen years ago.
Speaker 1: It came twice in eighteen years. I don't get it.
Speaker 2: My thought, Dan Byer, is that I came here married
Speaker 2: and my wife and I started a family out here.
Speaker 2: Maybe if I came out here single, I would have
Speaker 2: been like, oh, the women out here are terrible anoma.
Speaker 2: But I mean, like, I've met all you guys. You
Speaker 2: guys are pretty cool.
Speaker 1: Like I don't know, I don't get that scind of reputation.
Speaker 2: I feel like anywhere I go, you know, if you're
Speaker 2: a nice enough guy, you can make friends.
Speaker 1: I think it's great out here. I love Los Angeles. Now.
Speaker 2: I saw a funny analogy where it was the difference
Speaker 2: between an East Coast or like a guy from Philly
Speaker 2: or Boston or New York versus someone in LA.
Speaker 1: Someone in LA. If your car breaks down, someone in
Speaker 1: LA would be like, oh my god, I'm so sorry
Speaker 1: that happened to you. All right, bye?
Speaker 2: Me me someone in New York or Philly or Boston
Speaker 2: would be like, what you moron, let me help you.
Speaker 2: That's that's the difference. There's like a fake sincerity that's
Speaker 2: not real in Los Angeles. Where in New York and
Speaker 2: they'll bust your waivos and and and I hate on you,
Speaker 2: but they'll be like, yeah, I'll give you a hand.
Speaker 2: That's the feeling, right, that's the vibe. Not saying that's accurate,
Speaker 2: but it feels accurate. So anyway, Covino and Rich the
Speaker 2: last Dodgers in LA or enemy number one. We're out
Speaker 2: here in LA. But I'm a I'm a Yankees fan.
Speaker 2: As you know, Rich is a Mets fan, Danny g
Speaker 2: is a Dodgers guy. Dan Byern likes his Brewers. He
Speaker 2: has a Birdie the Brewer cardboard cutout.
Speaker 1: They're a Dodgers guy. But you like flip flop around, right.
Speaker 2: I grew uprooting for the Phillies. Yeah, Philly, I'm definitely
Speaker 2: a Dodgers fan. And then he was big Apple Sam
Speaker 2: for a minute. That's right, all those phases of my life.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 2: Let's go to the phones, Rich Fox. What I was
Speaker 2: trying to spit out before was you worked in radio
Speaker 2: and promotions. How many times did you slap an old
Speaker 2: school like K Rock bumper sticker over some other radio
Speaker 2: stations bumper sticker because we were trying to beat them,
Speaker 2: not join them. I nowadays were joining them. I remember,
Speaker 2: okay with that. Early on, when you and I first
Speaker 2: worked at Sirius XM, it was just serious satellite radio.
Speaker 1: XM was the enemy. The enemy. I would go to
Speaker 1: Best Buy Radio shack.
Speaker 2: I would take all the serious satellite radio pamphlets and
Speaker 2: put him in front of the XM.
Speaker 1: Ones same like that might tell he's gone. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I feel like I can't point my finger on who
Speaker 2: exactly ruined.
Speaker 1: Rich one one Best Buy at a time, but I'm
Speaker 1: saying I guess.
Speaker 2: You guys get it because what we do is there's
Speaker 2: a level of competition right like twenty five twenty years ago,
Speaker 2: I would not have been like, I would not have
Speaker 2: publicly been like, you know how I really liked I
Speaker 2: really liked George Saddano on ESPN Radio, who I think
Speaker 2: might even be on at this time. He's a good guy.
Speaker 2: Twenty years I'd be like, if that guy, even if
Speaker 2: I liked them, we are okay with being chummy and
Speaker 2: buddy chummy with the competition, so we could say that
Speaker 2: with jazz Chism's saying makes sense. It's just the dated mentality.
Speaker 5: There's a point as well as you're going to hear
Speaker 5: me in a minute or so, given update. And ESPN
Speaker 5: had been the ones who really were so against giving
Speaker 5: credit to other sources when it came.
Speaker 1: To breaking news.
Speaker 5: They wouldn't report it or they would just say reports,
Speaker 5: they wouldn't say who it was. And our thinking of
Speaker 5: that changed where if you're listening to Fox Sports Radio,
Speaker 5: you don't have to listen to the competitor because we're
Speaker 5: going to tell you everything that you need to know,
Speaker 5: whether it comes from ESPN or CBS Sports. We've got
Speaker 5: all the news, we've got all the topics. Just come
Speaker 5: here and you're going to be covered. But there was
Speaker 5: a point where ESPN was the four letter network, like
Speaker 5: you didn't want to say those four letters, Like you
Speaker 5: were really keeping people from consuming their product by doing that.
Speaker 2: But it's such a weird mentality. I have another example,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, dB. That's when we were kids. Do you
Speaker 2: remember watching wrestling and they wouldn't acknowledge the other federation
Speaker 2: Like if you watch w are weird though?
Speaker 1: I like that. I know.
Speaker 2: But when you watch the WWF as a kid, and
Speaker 2: you were like Macho Man and hul Cog and Andre
Speaker 2: the Giant, they pretended like Rick Flair and and the
Speaker 2: you know all the WCW or nw A, it didn't exist.
Speaker 1: It was such a I feel like the lines are
Speaker 1: way more blurred now.
Speaker 2: The empires like he's so right, Like ESPN like, yeah,
Speaker 2: it sounds silly, but I like them like, yeah, this
Speaker 2: is our team and we're trying to beat the other team.
Speaker 2: I had a boss at Sirius XM who was still
Speaker 2: old school that he couldn't snap out of it. My
Speaker 2: pal kid Kelly, one of my mentors. He was so
Speaker 2: old school that they'd be like, yeah, on the pop channels,
Speaker 2: do read this cross promotion for the country channels And
Speaker 2: he's like, I won't. Yeah, but it's it's the same company.
Speaker 2: We'll do it because we're still trying to be the best.
Speaker 2: But we want to be the best channel. It doesn't
Speaker 2: matter who the best channel channel is. People are paying
Speaker 2: for satellite. Yeah yeah, but but no it's and you
Speaker 2: know what that proves that if you don't adjust your mindset,
Speaker 2: you become a dinosaur. You become obsolete. You gotta be willing.
Speaker 2: You got to be willing to play the game the
Speaker 2: way it's played today. So therefore jash Chisholm is in
Speaker 2: the wrong, even though I respect her is coming from.
Speaker 2: If you want to compete and win today, you have
Speaker 2: to be willing to play hell around with the Dodgers
Speaker 2: if you get that opportunity, well, not.
Speaker 1: The not the Angels.
Speaker 2: With that said, let's go to our buddy Dan buy
Speaker 2: for an update dB, what's going on today?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 5: I too am a fan of former Fox Sports Radio
Speaker 5: weeknight overnight host George Sadano as well.
Speaker 1: He's a great guy man, Yes he is. He's a
Speaker 1: good dude. Yes, VI he works with that four letter
Speaker 1: network as he does.
Speaker 5: Cavaliers guard James Harden suffered a non displaced fracture in
Speaker 5: his non shooting hand, and last night's win over the
Speaker 5: next that game from NBA insider Chris Hayness, Hardness questionable
Speaker 5: to play tonight against Milwaukee. Cavs will be without Donovan
Speaker 5: Mitchell and Evan Mobley. Lakers have hired former Virginia men's
Speaker 5: basketball coach Tony Bennett to be an NBA draft advisor
Speaker 5: to team president Rob Polenka in the NFL. The Jaguars
Speaker 5: will play two games in London next season, back to
Speaker 5: back weeks, and they'll be the home team for both games. Now,
Speaker 5: the Jaguars are having work done on their current stadium.
Speaker 5: It's a two year process. They'll have a it's basically
Speaker 5: going to be a brand new stadium in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 5: They're gonna have to be relocated in twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 5: Next year, they're only going to play six games in Jacksonville.
Speaker 2: So that's you know, it sort of makes sense because
Speaker 2: you're right there because there's always the lopsided nine and eight. Yep,
Speaker 2: they're getting the eight home games, two of them away,
Speaker 2: so you only have to figure out six.
Speaker 1: Correct. That's actually it makes sense. At first, I'm like, ooh,
Speaker 1: two home games on the road.
Speaker 5: But yes, it works out for them, and the stadium
Speaker 5: is supposed to be amazing when it opens in a
Speaker 5: couple of years. But they're going to play back to
Speaker 5: back weeks in London as the home team. In those situation,
Speaker 5: Commander is also going to be playing a game in London.
Speaker 5: Chicago Tribune says the Bears are allowing linebacker to remain
Speaker 5: Edmunds to seek a trade. Panthers have received calls for
Speaker 5: backup quarterback Andy Dalton. That's according to ESPN. The Cowboys
Speaker 5: kicker Brandon Aubrey reportedly wants a deal that will make
Speaker 5: him the highest paid kicker in the NFL at ten
Speaker 5: million dollars per season. Pittsburgh Penguins will be without Sidney
Speaker 5: Crosby for at least four weeks. He was placed in
Speaker 5: ir with the lower body injury suffered in the Winter Olympics.
Speaker 1: Guys back to you, Yeah, dB, you hear in the NFL.
Speaker 1: It's funny.
Speaker 2: I don't expect you to know now, but you hear
Speaker 2: all these guys like, oh, where are they going to
Speaker 2: end up?
Speaker 1: But you know, possible guys on the move? Has anyone
Speaker 1: I know he's not going to be on my team anymore?
Speaker 1: But is that?
Speaker 2: What? Where's the interest in Brian Brandon Ayu? Does someone
Speaker 2: want him? Have you heard any rumbling about that guy?
Speaker 2: Thing just decides to skip the season? But yet this No,
Speaker 2: I don't know any team that's inquired or I haven't
Speaker 2: even seen a rumor on like fan sites or anything.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I haven't heard anything either, And it probably has
Speaker 5: to do with his health because even the forty nine
Speaker 5: ers don't necessarily know what's up with him because it's
Speaker 5: kind of been Mia, but I haven't heard anything yet.
Speaker 1: Cool dB, thank you.
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Speaker 2: what rich off the air I mean, I took a
Speaker 2: little walk to the bathroom, I said bathroom. That's how
Speaker 2: we say it in Jersey, the bat room. And I
Speaker 2: had an ep me like our grandparents would say, turlet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was.
Speaker 2: I was, you know, staring at the turlet and I
Speaker 2: had an ep Fanny, and it dawned on me, like
Speaker 2: when it comes to if you can't beat them, join
Speaker 2: them mentalities, it's it's a younger guy's philosophy, like screw this,
Speaker 2: I'm jumping ship and joining the winning team. That's just
Speaker 2: how it is, and we've accepted it. Younger people play
Speaker 2: by different rules. Everybody's friends now, and you know what,
Speaker 2: that's how you have to play the game. Hey, Stu
Speaker 2: Gotts's the new show here, right, so.
Speaker 1: What do we do? Hey man, what's up? Stecott's let's
Speaker 1: do friends.
Speaker 2: Let's do something friends and we're all friends, because that's
Speaker 2: how you play the game now. So you have to
Speaker 2: either pivot an adjust or you're the dinosaur that everybody hates.
Speaker 2: The older cats in the game don't acknowledge the newer
Speaker 2: shows because that's the mentality they're stuck with. You think
Speaker 2: Howard Stern and I say, there's respectfully, I'm a big fan.
Speaker 2: I came up in that world. You think he's out
Speaker 2: there giving props to younger shows.
Speaker 1: He doesn't even mention them. He doesn't even mention them.
Speaker 2: He'll pretend to not know them, because that's competition. I
Speaker 2: want to beat the competition. That's the old mindset. You
Speaker 2: don't try to befriend, let let alone join the competition.
Speaker 3: Old Stu and coll And used to get into it
Speaker 3: back in the day when they both worked for ESPN.
Speaker 2: Now I don't know this for a fact, but if
Speaker 2: knowing Colin's been in the game a long time, he's
Speaker 2: probably reluctant to even acknowledge it now.
Speaker 1: It's that's how it was played. That's how it was played.
Speaker 2: Now you got to realize the mindset of yo, how
Speaker 2: do you build your audience? Let's go on each other's
Speaker 2: podcast And that's to an old school guy, that's like
Speaker 2: what right, Yeah, I mean I'm going on your podcasts.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to beat you. And the reason we bring
Speaker 1: this up again.
Speaker 2: You don't like it when boxers do this either, COVID.
Speaker 2: I don't like it because we want to see the competition, right.
Speaker 2: We don't want to see them playing slap ass. Fans
Speaker 2: seem like they're more invested Sometimes the reason we bring
Speaker 2: this up, just to wrap it up again, is LA
Speaker 2: is enemy number one, it seems like. And Jazz Chisholm
Speaker 2: sort of took a stand. He said he'd rather play
Speaker 2: for the Angels than play for the Dodge, even after
Speaker 2: the is and old school in town, even after the
Speaker 2: owner said winning isn't in the top five priorities. I know,
Speaker 2: I know, I know, And a lot of people calling
Speaker 2: out La today. I do want to point out, if
Speaker 2: you are watching on the stream, shout out to Trip
Speaker 2: and everyone watching, what up Trip? I'm not wearing capri pants.
Speaker 2: I just rolled up my sweatpants for some reason. Someone questioned,
Speaker 2: is Rich wearing capris? And I want to let it
Speaker 2: be no no way back on a Wednesday, did everybody
Speaker 2: rock them Pilgrim style? And when I say Pilgrim style,
Speaker 2: I mean you would pull your tube socks all the
Speaker 2: way up? Did everybody do that?
Speaker 1: I think so?
Speaker 2: For a minute, maybe I remember that in my grades
Speaker 2: sky on a way back Wednesday, I remember cuffing my
Speaker 2: jeans where you would roll the bottom and then in
Speaker 2: the yeah, my brother even used a pin yeah to
Speaker 2: keep them like that. Then you went through the stage
Speaker 2: where your bootcut jeans would drag and they'd be filthy
Speaker 2: and like raggedy. Was my town of Union, New Jersey
Speaker 2: the only town that rocked sweatpants Pilgrim style with the
Speaker 2: socks pulled up.
Speaker 1: That's so weird.
Speaker 2: You look like old baseball players. Yeah, that's exactly how
Speaker 2: we rocked them for years. Didn't the Pilgrims crash one
Speaker 2: of their boats into your hometown? I mean it's not
Speaker 2: exactly called Pilgrim style. I just sort of made that up.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Could you know mayfl were over here?
Speaker 2: Yeah, So anyway, thank you guys for hanging out with us.
Speaker 2: It's a new mentality. Either adjust or you get left behind,
Speaker 2: no doubt. Now tonight new Love is Blind. I know
Speaker 2: there's not a lot of you know, we're waiting for baseball,
Speaker 2: you know, but there's basketball. But Cavino and I off
Speaker 2: the air were saying every time we watch these shows,
Speaker 2: and you can make fun of us for watching these shows.
Speaker 1: But Danny, I think you could agree it.
Speaker 2: Was better than watching that long State of the Union
Speaker 2: last night and no offense. Again, I'm just saying it's
Speaker 2: still not rather watch Love is Blind.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we all made fun of these shows until our
Speaker 3: women pulled us into the show.
Speaker 2: Know what I hate about any state of the Union,
Speaker 2: whether it's Trump, Obama, Clinton Bush. I hate the fact
Speaker 2: that like it's a divided stand and applause, like you're
Speaker 2: not allowed to applaud if you're on one side, Like
Speaker 2: it's the US Olympic team. Stand up, you idiots. Like
Speaker 2: to me, it's like you're against talking now, Like no
Speaker 2: matter who the president is, where's the politics, and that
Speaker 2: if Democrats sit for Republicans, Republicans sit for Democrats.
Speaker 1: I think it's embarrassing.
Speaker 2: I almost feel like it's someone's wife being like, don't
Speaker 2: you stand, don't you stand?
Speaker 1: Like it's so funny.
Speaker 2: You know, it's the opposite of what we're talking about
Speaker 2: with sports man. They're so loyal to their party that
Speaker 2: they won't stand for a hockey teams.
Speaker 1: Ridiculous anyway, it's blood and I was telling that.
Speaker 2: I just think I know it's for reality TV, but
Speaker 2: please don't please tell me we weren't that dumb in
Speaker 2: our twenties.
Speaker 1: Oh we were dumber, But I don't think so.
Speaker 2: I don't think some of these guys are just like
Speaker 2: pop level dumb and I and I sound dumb saying
Speaker 2: yo dumb. But you watch some of these reality shows
Speaker 2: and you I know the casting process does that on purpose,
Speaker 2: but my goodness, give me an example, like, what's grinding
Speaker 2: your goat that?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: First of all, the one dude Chris, Oh, that guy
Speaker 2: a little hobby, and that that one guy, the former
Speaker 2: soccer player was like super handsome Alex or Eric whatever.
Speaker 2: He doesn't understand the woman's mental cycle and he gets
Speaker 2: mad about stacking water in a refrigerator.
Speaker 1: I'm like, what are we doing?
Speaker 2: We should have been drafted top ten episodes tonight, so
Speaker 2: I'll be watching that and maybe some NBA.
Speaker 1: We got more CNR next