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Speaker 1: is the director of the TV portion of this program. Yep,
Speaker 1: it's easier to move up, Yes, Todd. Does Marv know
Speaker 1: how to flirt with the guests like I do? I'm
Speaker 1: missing that little interaction that I would normally have I'm
Speaker 1: handling the guest hotline. How's it going, tough guy and
Speaker 1: all that kind of stuff. No than Tony Dungee, like, uh,
Speaker 1: we would have on John Small Hey Spartan when John
Speaker 1: Smalls called him even though he didn't actually go to
Speaker 1: Michigan State University yet, or haycrafty left hander. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: always like. There was a scene in the office where
Speaker 1: Pam's job was to intercept what Michael was going to
Speaker 1: say to whoever it was calling, because he was going
Speaker 1: to say something stupid just to start out, and then
Speaker 1: she'd say, he's not on the line yet, Michael. So
Speaker 1: that's what we need. We need the buffers say, you
Speaker 1: don't say when somebody calls up, Hey, good looking office. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I like that. Rick new heisl will join his coming
Speaker 1: up and he is great us with some great songs
Speaker 1: down through the years, the CBS Sports College football analyst.
Speaker 1: I wanted to get his take on the situation going
Speaker 1: on with these quarterbacks right now. And also I don't
Speaker 1: know what the song is about, but he's been great
Speaker 1: and getting Born in the SEC was one of the
Speaker 1: great ones that he did. Michael Wilbon, he's been a
Speaker 1: grumpy old man ESPN has these rankings. They're the best
Speaker 1: college basketball player of all time. And look when it
Speaker 1: first came out that Monday, after the Sunday night where
Speaker 1: they revealed it, I just was in a bad mood.
Speaker 1: I told you I was in a bad mood. I'm
Speaker 1: past it now, at least I thought I was until
Speaker 1: Shaquille O'Neill just moved past Luell Sindoor into the next round.
Speaker 1: Come on, now, is this the public voting on this?
Speaker 1: I guess it's an open vote. But Shack is Shack
Speaker 1: wasn't even good as Christian Leitner in college. Shack would
Speaker 1: vote for Kareem. It's a popularity contest. That's why I
Speaker 1: take great pride in this audience, because you're smart. And
Speaker 1: when I was at Sports Center, you guys were smart.
Speaker 1: Since I left that audience, just not as smart. Apparently,
Speaker 1: there is no doubt who's the greatest college basketball player
Speaker 1: of all time. It's Lual Sendor. There's no argument. The
Speaker 1: only argument is who's the second best player? No argument whatsoever.
Speaker 1: But Wilbon is railing on the fact that Shack moved
Speaker 1: past lul Sendor. So we'll talk to Wilbon about a
Speaker 1: variety of things. The commissioner of Major League Baseball it
Speaker 1: would have been opening day to day, gave his scenarios
Speaker 1: for the twenty twenty season. We'll have that for you
Speaker 1: coming up. The Cowboys and Dak Prescott are chatting again.
Speaker 1: You know what's amazing. I told you a couple of
Speaker 1: weeks ago a source said Dak wants a three year
Speaker 1: deal because Dak wants to capitalize on three years at
Speaker 1: about thirty four thirty five million, and then go back
Speaker 1: into the marketplace and get another big deal. So he
Speaker 1: wants to get a three year and then he wants
Speaker 1: his five your deal, not the other way around, because
Speaker 1: who knows what that salary is going to be for
Speaker 1: a starting quarterback, an elite quarterback. By then, he wants
Speaker 1: three years. Cowboys offered five. Now they've budged and gone
Speaker 1: to four. That's why the Cowboys and Dak Prescott's agent
Speaker 1: are talking again. At least that's what I was told.
Speaker 1: But I think Dak will settle at three or four
Speaker 1: years at thirty five million probably, and then he'll be
Speaker 1: back in the marketplace to get another deal. But he
Speaker 1: wanted three, and now it looks like he'll move up
Speaker 1: to four. But the Cowboys and Dak Prescott are chatting.
Speaker 1: Let me see a couple of things that I wanted
Speaker 1: to bring to your attention. I mentioned it's supposed to
Speaker 1: be opening Day from Major League Baseball, and all thirty
Speaker 1: teams were on the schedule, and it would have been
Speaker 1: great to see Max herz Or versus Jason Degram Mookie
Speaker 1: Betts his debut with the Dodgers. Instead, the season is
Speaker 1: suspended indefinitely because of the coronavirus. Now, keep in mind
Speaker 1: baseball played a full schedule even during World War Two.
Speaker 1: But now you had a lot of players who signed
Speaker 1: up for the military. Ted Williams famously did Bob Feller.
Speaker 1: I mean, there were a lot of great players who
Speaker 1: signed up and they were actually in combat. They're in battle.
Speaker 1: That's when Joe Nuxall became the youngest player to ever
Speaker 1: play in a Major League Baseball game. He was fifteen
Speaker 1: years nine months, the left hander. But they continue to
Speaker 1: play baseball during World War Two. But that gives you
Speaker 1: an idea of how devastating this pandemic is affecting sports.
Speaker 1: And even if baseball is in the true national pastime,
Speaker 1: the symbolism of opening Day is really important because you
Speaker 1: know it's the start of spring. It signifies hope and optimism,
Speaker 1: and every team feels like, hey, we got a chance
Speaker 1: maybe this year, and hopefully Major League Baseball will be
Speaker 1: able to salvage something this year, and if not, we'll
Speaker 1: look forward to next year. But baseball has been resilient,
Speaker 1: very resilient. You know, they survived a lot of scandals here.
Speaker 1: There was the cocaine scandal back the seventies and eighties. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the players strikes, Ye had steroids. We've been through a
Speaker 1: lot with Major League Baseball. But disruption is tough on everybody,
Speaker 1: including the word disruption. But hoping optimism will return, not
Speaker 1: only in baseball but in the real world as well.
Speaker 1: Here is the Commissioner of Major League Baseball, Rob Manfred.
Speaker 1: He was on with Scott Van Pelt on Sports Center
Speaker 1: last night, and he's optimistic the season will start, maybe
Speaker 1: in a little more than a month. My optimistic outlook
Speaker 1: is that at some point in May will be gearing
Speaker 1: back up. We'll have to make a determination depending on
Speaker 1: what the precise date is as to how much of
Speaker 1: a preparation period we need, whether that preparation period is
Speaker 1: going to be done in the club's home cities or
Speaker 1: back in Florida and Arizona. And again, I think the
Speaker 1: goal would be to get to as many regular season
Speaker 1: games as possible and think creatively about how we can
Speaker 1: accomplish that goal. Gearing backup was the key phrase in there.
Speaker 1: That doesn't mean you start, you're gearing back up. And
Speaker 1: we talked to Dave Roberts and Joe Madden, Clayton Kershaw.
Speaker 1: They all talked about you're probably gonna need another spring
Speaker 1: training to get ready. Therefore you're talking about maybe June first,
Speaker 1: maybe best case scenario, and then you're looking at maybe
Speaker 1: a one hundred and forty four game schedule at the most.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's last, maybe it's one hundred games. Scott and
Speaker 1: Boris the Great Agent says he has given Baseball two proposals,
Speaker 1: one involving a one hundred sixty two games season that
Speaker 1: starts June first, another one hundred forty four game season
Speaker 1: starting to Live first. Both the proposals have baseball playing
Speaker 1: through December twenty six. He's got it all mapped out,
Speaker 1: Scott Morris told the La Times it's workable. We've done
Speaker 1: the climate studies. Now Scott wants to make sure his
Speaker 1: guys who make the most money in baseball get paid
Speaker 1: more games, more paychecks. He said. The average temperature in
Speaker 1: December sixty seven degrees, which is better than late March
Speaker 1: and early April, and most cities. We have eleven stadiums
Speaker 1: that we could play postseason games in. I'm going to
Speaker 1: get my neutral site World Series. After all eleven stadiums.
Speaker 1: There are eight domed stadiums, three in southern California. Boris
Speaker 1: has advocated for a neutral site World Series for some
Speaker 1: time now and does not want the idea that's been
Speaker 1: floating for the eighty one game season to start July first,
Speaker 1: because less games equals less money for his clients. Now,
Speaker 1: I do have an issue with this. Scott's a very
Speaker 1: smart guy, probably spend a lot of time with this
Speaker 1: and his staff. Fans. It's tough for fans to go
Speaker 1: to some of these bullparks to begin with. And now
Speaker 1: you're going to say to somebody, Hey, you want to
Speaker 1: go see a game in Boston in November. New York,
Speaker 1: the Yankees are gonna be good this year. How about
Speaker 1: Chicago in November? Well, that'll be pleasant. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Minneapolis, Baltimore, DC, Colorado.
Speaker 1: Now I know what Scott Morris wants to do. He
Speaker 1: wants to front load the schedules where the games that
Speaker 1: would be in these cities would be played in June, July,
Speaker 1: and August. Therefore, when we got to October and November,
Speaker 1: we would be playing those games in warmer weather cities.
Speaker 1: But that's just the possibilities that Scott Morris has put
Speaker 1: out there. And if we're going to have baseball, I
Speaker 1: don't need baseball in December. You know, Scott wants to
Speaker 1: get his guys paid. I understand that. How about we
Speaker 1: do what's best for the game, that's for the fans.
Speaker 1: How about one hundred games. Let let's start with one hundred.
Speaker 1: I don't think anybody's gonna be upset if you say, hey,
Speaker 1: you get one hundred games right now. We'll take any
Speaker 1: like the hardcore fans, you know, the eurists are going
Speaker 1: to say, oh, you know it's not a true baseball seat. Okay,
Speaker 1: so much, get over hundred games, Okay. Why don't we
Speaker 1: start with something that's realistic instead of you just looking
Speaker 1: at what's going to benefit your clients. You know, if
Speaker 1: you do one hundred games, do you have a four
Speaker 1: man rotation now you I mean baseball is predicated on
Speaker 1: how you handle your pitching staff. I mean that's the sport.
Speaker 1: And if you have one hundred games, now are you
Speaker 1: trotting out your ace every fourth day? How are you
Speaker 1: handling your rotation? How are you handling your bullpen? That
Speaker 1: would be interesting to see, but it would be opening
Speaker 1: day and I don't think we're going to have baseball
Speaker 1: anytime soon. Probably July, but that's just a guess. If
Speaker 1: you're looking at a month for training camp, like when
Speaker 1: do we even get back? When do we even talk
Speaker 1: about the possibility of getting back, And then you have
Speaker 1: a month or at least an abbreviated spring training where
Speaker 1: it's three weeks there. But a best case scenario feels
Speaker 1: like you're talking July. And if you want to go
Speaker 1: a little bit later on into November, Okay, I don't
Speaker 1: need Christmas Day baseball. I don't. I don't. I enjoy
Speaker 1: my NBA on Christmas Day. Maybe a college football game,
Speaker 1: blue gray game, yeah, like the Astro blue bonnetball or
Speaker 1: something like. I don't care. I don't need baseball on
Speaker 1: December twenty six. Then we're gonna have a mister December
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, somebody's gonna be mister December at least for
Speaker 1: one year. All right. You can watch the program on
Speaker 1: YouTube dot com slash for the Dan Patrick Show. Fritzie,
Speaker 1: I believe is going to be cooking and about that.
Speaker 1: And I don't know if you've cooked a meal before,
Speaker 1: but you're going to do it on live TV today.
Speaker 1: You know what. Last night made some shakeen bake, coding mix, chicken, carrots,
Speaker 1: and I'm trying to eat. You've been very supportive of
Speaker 1: me dring that in the dropping and pounds and eating better,
Speaker 1: not having pizza and Chinese food every day. So I
Speaker 1: had carrots, boiled tatoes, did some baked chicken. It was
Speaker 1: I did sneak a little slice of pizza that the
Speaker 1: kids were you can't do that just one. It was
Speaker 1: like a small didn't use the can. But it wasn't
Speaker 1: like a New York or thing. It was like one
Speaker 1: of those like little triangles that they you know, when
Speaker 1: you're cutting for like their little kids. Party. Just ruined
Speaker 1: all the good. Yeah it's over. He ruined all of
Speaker 1: that good by one bad. It's a Gatorade fruit bag.
Speaker 1: What did I tell you? What did I tell you?
Speaker 1: Walking water and water, lots of water and a lot
Speaker 1: of walking and kidney stones away. Yes, she's at bawl obstruction. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's my goal. That's what we gotta do. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: gonna do it. That's my goal. We are going to
Speaker 1: do it, all right, Yeah, Paul, damn, we're a journalist here.
Speaker 1: The IT team has a quick question for Todd. You
Speaker 1: said you made dinner for the family last night. Just
Speaker 1: to clarify, I can't say I made dinner for the family.
Speaker 1: Genta care of the pizza for her and the kids,
Speaker 1: and I went off the board and took some chicken
Speaker 1: out of the fridge and dipped it in the bag
Speaker 1: with the bread crumbs. The camejan crusted whatever things. I
Speaker 1: shook it and I put it in the oven for
Speaker 1: like a four and it was really I felt like
Speaker 1: I was doing the right thing or it was healthy
Speaker 1: and it made my digestive system feel better. Every how
Speaker 1: about no shakeing bake just chicken. It's not bad. The
Speaker 1: shaken got to give it a little flavor. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: misable though. All right, Okay, all right, I'm glad that
Speaker 1: you're trying. I'm very proud of you. I'm very proud
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Speaker 1: it's an eight over a one there with Western in Chicago.
Speaker 1: We'll play the other region, Kansas City. Brackett coming up
Speaker 1: throughout the program. We'll come back. Well, we'll see if
Speaker 1: mclovin's got a pull question or two. A couple of
Speaker 1: interesting things an interesting list on the greatest dynasties of
Speaker 1: all time. I saw this with Sporting News, and you
Speaker 1: know how I feel about list. It's meant to have
Speaker 1: us yell at each other. But in this time of need,
Speaker 1: I'm okay with the list today. Normally I'm like, oh,
Speaker 1: I hate these lists. All unveil it coming up, So
Speaker 1: we'll talk to some football with Rick new heisl Is.
Speaker 1: He's still all in on Joe Burrow. He said he's
Speaker 1: a more athletic Tom Brady. I talked to somebody last
Speaker 1: night who shocked me in what they think Tom Brady
Speaker 1: is going to do this year. How about that got
Speaker 1: your attention? Did not screen? Yes, that's Mike Greenberg would
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Speaker 1: not Bruce arians and he's in an important role in
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Speaker 1: start and I went, what And this came in at
Speaker 1: eleven twelve last night? Thought was last year? He was
Speaker 1: very stiff and stature esque, statue esque in the pocket.
Speaker 1: Have my doubts, I said, over under games played I
Speaker 1: throughout twelve and I think that my source would take
Speaker 1: the under on that with Brady because you don't have
Speaker 1: a good line and no statue esque is not like
Speaker 1: a woman can be statuesque. I don't want my quarterback
Speaker 1: being statuesque. But that was what I got last night. Mclovin,
Speaker 1: what kind of poll question do you have for me today? Okay,
Speaker 1: so today marks the forty seventh anniversary of UCLA winning
Speaker 1: seventh straight titles. Now the next closest streak at college
Speaker 1: basketball two titles floor to give you an idea, So
Speaker 1: we're wondering, is UCLA the most dominant dynasty of all time?
Speaker 1: And I was thinking we could put up some options.
Speaker 1: It's kind of up for us to come up with
Speaker 1: which teams belong on that list. Well, I saw this
Speaker 1: on Sporting News. I believe Sporting News had this the
Speaker 1: top fifteen dynasties of all time. If I say dynasty,
Speaker 1: first team that comes to mind. Dynasty is interesting, and
Speaker 1: how do you define dynasty because it feels like the
Speaker 1: Patriots are a modern day dynasty. Dynasty for me was,
Speaker 1: what are you doing over a span of five years,
Speaker 1: seven years, maybe ten years? Is it the most because
Speaker 1: it's you know, the Patriots are always in the playoffs.
Speaker 1: I think they missed it once with Brady there, They've
Speaker 1: been in nine Super Bowls in a span of what
Speaker 1: nineteen years? Yeah, but they also had a nine year
Speaker 1: run where they didn't win a Super Bowl. From two
Speaker 1: thousand and five till two thousand fourteen, they didn't win
Speaker 1: a Super Bowl. They'd appeared in a few, they didn't
Speaker 1: win one. So they had a nine year gap in
Speaker 1: that dynasty. Golden State is fifteen on here from twenty
Speaker 1: fourteen to present. All right, that was a dominating period
Speaker 1: that they have and a juggernaut, but there's a brief
Speaker 1: interruption there in their dynasty. Fourteen is the Green Bay
Speaker 1: Packers sixty through sixty seven. I just remember them in
Speaker 1: the first two Super Bowls. I know the Cleveland Browns
Speaker 1: were unequal footing with the Packers probably the cold score
Speaker 1: as well. But in the Rams, the Packers sixty through
Speaker 1: sixty seven, the Steelers seventy two through seventy nine. That's
Speaker 1: as good a defense as I've ever seen. And you
Speaker 1: also throw in a Hall of Fame coach and all
Speaker 1: those Hall of famers on offense. I mean, that was
Speaker 1: it felt like this, it was who was going to
Speaker 1: face the Steelers? Now, the Cowboys were really good back
Speaker 1: then as well. The LA Lakers seventy nine through ninety one.
Speaker 1: They won five titles, made the NBA Finals nine of
Speaker 1: those twelve seasons. But that also is it a dynasty
Speaker 1: because there were years where they weren't the best team
Speaker 1: where the Celtics were, but they were always there. The
Speaker 1: Niners of eighty one through ninety four. Yeah, the West
Speaker 1: Coast offense with Bill Wall, she had Joe Montana had
Speaker 1: Steve Young. They won five Super Bowls, including back to back. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean Edmonton Oilers with the Gratzky eighty two to
Speaker 1: ninety The New York Islanders were a dynasty before the
Speaker 1: Oilers were. The Montreal Canadians were their number nine on
Speaker 1: the list fifty two through sixty. The Yankees of ninety
Speaker 1: six to two thousand and three, now that feels like
Speaker 1: a dynasty in the true sense of what a dynasty is.
Speaker 1: It was ninety six through two thousand and three, and
Speaker 1: they went to the World Series six times in that period,
Speaker 1: four titles and a three pet ninety eight to two thousand,
Speaker 1: and they had the corps that stayed with them. Yukon
Speaker 1: women's basketball nineteen ninety four to now. They won eleven
Speaker 1: titles under Geno Orienta since nineteen ninety four. They made
Speaker 1: it to the final four eighteen of nineteen years. That's
Speaker 1: a dynasty. That's number seven on the list. Alabama football
Speaker 1: two thousand and seven to the present. Five national titles
Speaker 1: in the last ten years under Nick Saban, five straight
Speaker 1: appearances in the College Football Playoff. All right. The Boston
Speaker 1: Celtics fifty six through sixty nine. Celtics won eleven titles
Speaker 1: in thirteen years. They won eight straight fifty nine to
Speaker 1: sixty six. Let's see what else. The Yankees in forty
Speaker 1: nine through fifty six. They won five consecutive World Series titles,
Speaker 1: and then they skipped a couple of years, and then
Speaker 1: they won another one in fifty six. The Chicago Bowls
Speaker 1: are third on the list, ninety one through ninety eight.
Speaker 1: If Jordan doesn't play baseball, that might be your quintessential
Speaker 1: dynastic because it might have been eight of eight. UCLA
Speaker 1: basketball sixty four through seventy five. UCLA won ten titles
Speaker 1: in twelve years, including seven in a row, the last
Speaker 1: one coming on this day nineteen seventy two seventy three,
Speaker 1: when Bill Walton went twenty one to twenty two from
Speaker 1: the floor and they won the National Title. In fact,
Speaker 1: I think Bill missed more free throws than field goals.
Speaker 1: I think I think for some reason, he was twenty
Speaker 1: one to twenty two and two of five from the line.
Speaker 1: UCLA winning the National title against Memphis, New England. Patriots
Speaker 1: are number one on the list two thousand and one
Speaker 1: to the present. Six Super Bowls since two thousand and
Speaker 1: one and two decades of dominance. Yeah, the Patriots are
Speaker 1: breached the AFC Championship Game thirteen of eighteen times and
Speaker 1: each of the last eight seasons. Yeah, but you have
Speaker 1: the nine year gap, which you know, I can nitpick
Speaker 1: with that. What is a dynasty? I think that that's
Speaker 1: how you define it. I always looked at UCLA that
Speaker 1: was a dynasty. The Celtics eleven out of thirteen seasons
Speaker 1: won an NBA championship. And I know that, you know,
Speaker 1: we're about today. You know, nobody wants to look back
Speaker 1: in the fifties, sixties, even seventies. It's all about today.
Speaker 1: But Yukon women's basketball, that's a dynasty. I mean, that's
Speaker 1: I don't know if anybody can make that claim of
Speaker 1: dominating from ninety four to now. Yeah, Paul, it is
Speaker 1: it fair to say the term is watered down. If
Speaker 1: you win two of three, that's enough to get that
Speaker 1: word thrown about you in any sport. Yeah, look, we
Speaker 1: have a dynasty. This team won two of three titles. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think with Golden State we looked at that. Lebron
Speaker 1: James is a dynasty onto himself. Does any play in
Speaker 1: the NBA finals, but nine years in a row. Also
Speaker 1: on this day, Magic Johnson Michigan State against Erry Bird
Speaker 1: in Indiana State and Magic winning that title. McLevin. Yes,
Speaker 1: the Celtics from the fifties and sixties seems slow. At five,
Speaker 1: I mean eleven or thirteen, that's way better than the Patriots. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but it's recency bias. We're you know, and we've the
Speaker 1: definition of a dynasty is different because you did have
Speaker 1: a lapse in there with New England. But you know,
Speaker 1: it's hard to argue what they've done recently. Seaton. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean, I think the Patriots. If you're a fan
Speaker 1: of another team in the AFC, it certainly feels like
Speaker 1: the Patriots were running over you just about every year. Yeah. So,
Speaker 1: and I mean even in that lapse where they had
Speaker 1: down years, they were still in the Super Bowl. A
Speaker 1: couple of times. So I mean, I get it. It's
Speaker 1: is there a difference between a dynasty and a good run? Well,
Speaker 1: what would be a good run? The Golden State, that's
Speaker 1: a good run. Yeah, I don't look it at as
Speaker 1: that as a dynasty like that that didn't that wasn't
Speaker 1: as sustainable as you would want. Um, you know, the
Speaker 1: early nineties Cowboys, that was a good run. But you know,
Speaker 1: I think you got to do something more than three
Speaker 1: years or four years. I think if you're looking at
Speaker 1: a dynasty, you know, five to ten year period. Yes,
Speaker 1: con I'd say Red Sox a good run versus dynasty
Speaker 1: would be years. They won a few, but they weren't
Speaker 1: like constantly winning world titles recently. Yeah. Yeah, And we
Speaker 1: did in the Hall of Fame, and we did the
Speaker 1: Hall of Very Good Remember we invented that for players,
Speaker 1: we should do a list of the best good runs
Speaker 1: of all time. Not they didn't qualify for dynasties. Well,
Speaker 1: if you look at that list, who would be under
Speaker 1: aside from Golden State? Golden State was a good run.
Speaker 1: Cowboys were a good run. They didn't make that list. Though.
Speaker 1: San Francisco Giants they're never a really good run about
Speaker 1: six years. That would have been a good run. That
Speaker 1: had been a good because they would win every other year,
Speaker 1: But that would be a good run. Some of these
Speaker 1: other you know, Ucla basketball that was a dynasty. Celtics basketball, dynasty,
Speaker 1: the Patriots had it feels like a couple of good runs.
Speaker 1: Now you can say they sustained excellence and maybe that
Speaker 1: that's what your that falls into your definition of that.
Speaker 1: But who else is on that list that might be
Speaker 1: just good run? Here? Ucla, the Patriots, Yankees, um, Cincinnati
Speaker 1: Reds in the seventies were good run. But that's not
Speaker 1: a dynasty. Celtics in there. You can basketball, that's a dynasty.
Speaker 1: Alabama football, is that a dynasty? Yeah? Dynasty these days?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, in these days. The Yankees ninety six or
Speaker 1: two thousand and three, that's a dynasty. The Niners a
Speaker 1: thirteen year period at Edmonton was a dynasty with with Gretzky. Uh.
Speaker 1: Let's see who is the Lakers seventy nine to ninety one,
Speaker 1: Packers that was a dynasty. Steelers a dynasty. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: depends on your definition there. If you got some thoughts
Speaker 1: on this, pauls are welcoming seven seven three d p Show,
Speaker 1: Nick and San Diego. Hi, Nick, welcome back. What do
Speaker 1: you have for me morning? What are we doing today? Good? Stir,
Speaker 1: good stir. I got two things for your first thing,
Speaker 1: you guys are leaving off the greatest dynasty of all time,
Speaker 1: and that would be the Harlem Globetrotters. The Generals never
Speaker 1: stood a cham. Yeah they won every single game. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean point. But the other thing is I got
Speaker 1: we have a little bit at the unofficial PR guys
Speaker 1: for chat Row, we have a little bit of a
Speaker 1: controversy going on in here. We have, um, have you
Speaker 1: heard of the crawling game? Are you familiar? Basically Nick
Speaker 1: Lovin's wife across the screen last week? Anything on that? Uh?
Speaker 1: I think what was it your wife who crawled through
Speaker 1: the screen or your daughter? It was my wife? Your wife?
Speaker 1: He was crawling behind me. Well we can just tell
Speaker 1: her to walk past. It's I didn't know, I know
Speaker 1: it was. Uh, did you see it yet? Because I stills.
Speaker 1: I didn't want to bring it up. I didn't want
Speaker 1: to embarrass Sarah, so I know she laughed. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it looked like an episode of date Line where it's
Speaker 1: the last thing he ever saw. Because there's a woman
Speaker 1: crawling in the background, and he's not nonchal Otley's talking
Speaker 1: sports on his webcam. This was the last image we
Speaker 1: ever saw them. I saw it. I didn't want to
Speaker 1: say anything, but yes, you're you're like you know when
Speaker 1: you see those Marine Corps commercials where they're like crawling
Speaker 1: on their hands and knees, you know, the few the
Speaker 1: proud and that she was. She was like practicing for
Speaker 1: you know, she was a mutter. She was just getting
Speaker 1: pretzels for the kids. I was like, nobody cares if
Speaker 1: you walk behind this screen back then, I make this
Speaker 1: screen look a lot better. Yeah, more of your wife
Speaker 1: than you, that would be beneficial total. Oh and I
Speaker 1: thought it might have been your daughter because I just see,
Speaker 1: like right in the back, you just see it's almost
Speaker 1: like the Locknest monster, like you're not sure you saw
Speaker 1: it or sasquatch. You're like, bleat what just happened there?
Speaker 1: And then I didn't bring it up. Yesheton love that
Speaker 1: it's being referred to as the crawling, by the way,
Speaker 1: that's that's a good job by Nick. Good job the crawling.
Speaker 1: How about Iowa wrestling as an oh Dann Gable, Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: you could look at that. I don't know what those
Speaker 1: numbers are, but Iowia Wrestling, I would say that probably
Speaker 1: falls into the dynasty category there. Yes, Paulie dan Gabel
Speaker 1: was such a big deal growing up wherever you lived
Speaker 1: for wrestling, if you didn't have Dan Gable A six
Speaker 1: wrestling shoes, you couldn't really show up. Even like a
Speaker 1: guy like me who completely stunk at wrestling, I had
Speaker 1: to have the dan Gable shoes. There were people who
Speaker 1: wore the wrestling shoes who didn't wrestle. That's how popular
Speaker 1: dan Gable was. You used to where dan Gable wrestling shoes.
Speaker 1: David Letterman you to wear him on the air? Was
Speaker 1: it with a double breasted suit and he'd wear dan
Speaker 1: Gable wrestling shoes? It'd be like what a is he wearing?
Speaker 1: Ryan and Delaware joins this? Good morning, Ryan? What do
Speaker 1: you have? Hey? DP six foot two fifty five? Thank you.
Speaker 1: I was just going to throw off for the recent
Speaker 1: dynasties you've got in Chicago. Blackhawks run from twenty so
Speaker 1: that's a good run. That's a good run. I don't
Speaker 1: I don't consider that a dynasty, but thank you, Ryan, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you haven it has to be a little bit more
Speaker 1: than three years or four years. It feels like for
Speaker 1: a dynasty or what you did over those four years,
Speaker 1: like how much did you dominate? But I for just
Speaker 1: for me, In my definition, a dynasty is something that's sustainable,
Speaker 1: not broken up by a few years and then you
Speaker 1: you know, you pick back up where you were. Patriots
Speaker 1: are a dynasty. You know when you look at the
Speaker 1: NFL having that kind of success over that amount of
Speaker 1: time and this recent success, that's a dynasty. But the
Speaker 1: other stuff, UCLA basketball, like nobody you thought Ucla And
Speaker 1: who are they playing in the National Title Game? Every year?
Speaker 1: Boston Celtics, it was who are they going to face
Speaker 1: in the NBA Finals? With Bill Russell? They at one point,
Speaker 1: I believe had eight Hall of Famers on the roster.
Speaker 1: The Boston Celtics did, and that might have been a
Speaker 1: year that they lost in NBA finals, but they I
Speaker 1: think at one point had eight Hall of Famers on there.
Speaker 1: Red g and Mississippi High Red. Who do he had
Speaker 1: for me today? Thanks for having met listen? What about
Speaker 1: your speaking of the the dynasties, what about your you're a
Speaker 1: big ridden machine Cincinnati Ria's from the sevenies. Thanks to
Speaker 1: take them a call. Yeah, they were. That was a
Speaker 1: good run because they ended up losing. They lost to
Speaker 1: the Orioles, they lost to the Oakland A's. They went
Speaker 1: back to back beat the Red Sox and the Yankees.
Speaker 1: That's a good run. But that's not a Dyna Yampong.
Speaker 1: You're they're really close though. The Reds appeared in four
Speaker 1: World Series in seven years, and culturally they were they
Speaker 1: were very well known though you don't have to live
Speaker 1: in since they I didn't know about the players because
Speaker 1: they had so many famous guys. Yeah, but even a
Speaker 1: Cincinnati fan, I would say that that was a good run.
Speaker 1: That not if they would have beaten Baltimore or Oakland,
Speaker 1: then you can make a case for that. Yeahpong, I
Speaker 1: know this is a bigger topic. I want you to
Speaker 1: think about it. I want me save my questions. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: your attention. Paula, you had a question for the room
Speaker 1: before we went to the commercial break, right off the
Speaker 1: top of your head, because they're talking about dynasties and
Speaker 1: old time teams and so forth. If you could reverse
Speaker 1: the result of any sporting events before you got out
Speaker 1: of high school, your childhood, you know, before you're fifteen, sixteen,
Speaker 1: seventeen year old, you reverse the course of any one
Speaker 1: sporting event of your lifetime. Which one and why? Now?
Speaker 1: Is it personal or professional? Personal? I would think personal,
Speaker 1: the one that like this, I'll haunt you to the
Speaker 1: day you die. The lost by your team. Well, my
Speaker 1: senior year, and it could be like the Cincinnati REGI
Speaker 1: are you playing sports? Oh yeah, my senior year, we
Speaker 1: were one of the top seeds in the state basketball
Speaker 1: tournament and we ended up bowing out to the damn
Speaker 1: Oakwood Lumberjacks, who played a boxing one on me. You cowards,
Speaker 1: You're over it. No, no, because I'm going through the
Speaker 1: scrapbook yesterday and I see this. Mason comments. You know
Speaker 1: that one of the teams to look out for led
Speaker 1: by the sharpshooter, you know, mister outside Dan Patrick. And
Speaker 1: we go in there and Oakwood plays a boxing one
Speaker 1: on me. Is that bush League? Well it was good
Speaker 1: strategy because yeah, so you got to try to shut
Speaker 1: me down, and they did and we lost by a couple.
Speaker 1: But I'll never be over that. Never. Damno, Prinzie, you
Speaker 1: got anything that you would change I do outside of
Speaker 1: Bronco Super Bowl, bad losses for it was a little
Speaker 1: league summer game. I was pitching, lasting second and third,
Speaker 1: two outs, We're up by one. I just got to
Speaker 1: get one more out. This kid, Stephen Cops comes to
Speaker 1: the plate. Supposedly the manager was trying to get my
Speaker 1: attention to intentionally walk them and face the next guy,
Speaker 1: and I didn't get that. Somehow delivered my way and
Speaker 1: I threw it as hard as I can down the
Speaker 1: middle to run double walk off loss. It said the
Speaker 1: first place trophy to win by one. We lose one.
Speaker 1: They were all celebrating. I feel terrible and I blew
Speaker 1: the game by giving up a two one double in
Speaker 1: the bottom of the west eleven. Well does betting count
Speaker 1: because I lost this bet in the Duquesne Saint Joe's
Speaker 1: game that I always remember. But if I was going
Speaker 1: to do the common games, the Eagles losing to the
Speaker 1: Raider when it's a real little kid in that Super Bowl,
Speaker 1: the one with the stick him with Lester Hayes, Yeah,
Speaker 1: with Ron Jorski QUARTERBA. That was brutal for me. But
Speaker 1: as I recall, the game wasn't that close, right, No,
Speaker 1: wasn't like twenty seven to fourteen or something. Yeah, totally,
Speaker 1: and Lester Hayes had so much stick him on him.
Speaker 1: I felt like that was keating Seaton. Oh, I know
Speaker 1: what you'll pick, Yeah, Seaton Hall, Michigan nineteen eighty nine,
Speaker 1: for sure, seton Hall, Michigan. Yeah, that was the worst personally,
Speaker 1: though I have two Actually one of them is the
Speaker 1: way the AUAA ended. I would absolutely go back and
Speaker 1: change that and not pass it to Mario and not
Speaker 1: passing to Mario. Yeah, that for sure. But if we're
Speaker 1: going before high school. I was once in this when
Speaker 1: I was in like seventh or eighth grade. I was
Speaker 1: on this like travel all star team for baseball and
Speaker 1: we were losing seven nothing going into the bottom or
Speaker 1: going into the last inning, and the team had rallied
Speaker 1: back to be down seven six with bases loaded, and
Speaker 1: I was coming up two outs and my coach pinch
Speaker 1: hit for me, and I like, I kind of flipped
Speaker 1: out and threw my helmet and was like really pissed
Speaker 1: about it, and the umpire was like, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: this kid has to bat like you would have had
Speaker 1: to have already pinched hit for him or whatever the
Speaker 1: rule was. So I got up and we were down
Speaker 1: seven six and had this amazing comeback and it struck
Speaker 1: out the last game and I was like, yeah, you're
Speaker 1: a kid. Yeah, it was the worst. It was probably
Speaker 1: my worst moment in sports. Got one. Yeah. I don't
Speaker 1: really have a lot of painful archery losses. I mostly
Speaker 1: won with there, but the eighty four Cubs they're up
Speaker 1: to two zero over the Padres and NLCS. I think
Speaker 1: they won the first game thirteen to zero. They were
Speaker 1: handling the Potteries and they lost three straight. And the
Speaker 1: last game that they lost was the same day that
Speaker 1: Walter Payton broke the rushing record. It was one of
Speaker 1: the best and worst sports days of my life and
Speaker 1: a lot of Chicago fans right updates. Did you settle
Speaker 1: on a pull question, mclovin, Do we into the dynasties?
Speaker 1: I did, and I put it. Tell me if it's okay,
Speaker 1: the UCLA, Yukon Women, Boston Celtics, New York Yankees, Chicago Bulls,
Speaker 1: and the Patriots, the recent Patriots. Anybody I'm missing that?
Speaker 1: That's I took that list and took the top seven
Speaker 1: basically all right, I mean I'm fine with that. How
Speaker 1: about North Dakota State football the Bison. Yeah, like eight
Speaker 1: titles in the past ten years now, Guest Todd, I'm
Speaker 1: a Ranger fan, but no love for the Islanders of
Speaker 1: the early eighties. I mentioned, Okay, they were like here,
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