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Speaker 2: around the country. Freddie Freeman Homer's again first player in
Speaker 2: baseball history to Homer in the first four games of
Speaker 2: a World Series. It's now six World Series games and
Speaker 2: World Series games in counting if you go back to
Speaker 2: when he was with the Braves. But the Yankees get
Speaker 2: the win, and I like this poll question. Who has
Speaker 2: more pressure on them? Aaron Judge, Aaron Boone or Aaron Rodgers. Seaton,
Speaker 2: would you update the poll results so far?
Speaker 3: Right now, we've got basically a tie between two. Aaron's okay,
Speaker 3: Aaron Judge and Aaron Rodgers. Aaron Boone is in the
Speaker 3: last place, okay or third.
Speaker 4: But he's the one who could get fired.
Speaker 3: He's the one that would likely, well not likely, but yeah,
Speaker 3: he's the one that could get fired.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yeah, But Yankees did what they needed to
Speaker 2: do last night, Garrett Cole, Jack Flaherty coming up tonight,
Speaker 2: whether it will not be an issue? Expected to be
Speaker 2: a beautiful night as the Dodgers try to close out
Speaker 2: the Yankees. They are favorites in the World Series. Big
Speaker 2: favorites here and in fact, I got odds to hit
Speaker 2: a game or a home running game five. It's Aaron Judge,
Speaker 2: and then it's Otani, and then Stanton Soto and Freddie Freeman.
Speaker 2: But odds to win the World Series MVP, it is
Speaker 2: Freddie Freeman if the Dodgers win. When the Dodgers win,
Speaker 2: Freddie Freeman will be your MVP. The next closest is
Speaker 2: Anthony Volpi, who hit a Grand Slam last night. So
Speaker 2: Freddie Freeman minus nine hundred to win the VP. Anthony
Speaker 2: Volpi is plus seventeen hundred. All right, eight seven seven
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Speaker 2: what's on your mind?
Speaker 5: Hey Dan, first time, long time.
Speaker 6: Thanks for putting me through Just you know, I don't
Speaker 6: want to beat a dead horse. This is a big
Speaker 6: topic about last night in Mookie bets. But on that
Speaker 6: replay you can kind of see how Mookie's kind of
Speaker 6: on his tippy toes, you know, jumping around. That guy's
Speaker 6: got a hold of them, you know, like a like
Speaker 6: he's got to wrap his wrap his hands around a
Speaker 6: cookie jar. You know, had that wall, had that wall
Speaker 6: been a little taller, you know, that guy wasn't letting
Speaker 6: go and his glove, you know, his hand is stuck
Speaker 6: in his glove. That could have done some damage his arm,
Speaker 6: his forearm or wrist or something.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 6: And I'm definitely with you. I can't believe that they're
Speaker 6: allowed to come back tonight. That's pretty wild.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they shouldn't be allowed back in the building, at
Speaker 2: least for this final game at Yankee Stadium and then
Speaker 2: whatever you want to do with them next year. They're
Speaker 2: going to be treated like heroes if they're back, which
Speaker 2: I assume they will be back, because when they were
Speaker 2: being escorted out, they were treated like heroes. Guys getting
Speaker 2: out of their seats to hug these guys. And I
Speaker 2: know we can say, well, you know, that's that fighting spirit.
Speaker 4: That's what we love, okay and fighting spirit.
Speaker 2: If it happens to you, I don't want to hear
Speaker 2: anything because that's just the other team fighting spirit.
Speaker 4: Something like that happens.
Speaker 2: Now, do I think there's going to be an epidemic
Speaker 2: here where if it goes back to Dodger Stadium, anybody
Speaker 2: gets close then you kind of gobble them up. They've
Speaker 2: taken Aaron Judge off the field. The fans are passing
Speaker 2: him around like. I don't think that's going to happen,
Speaker 2: but it was embarrassing, and you know they did kick
Speaker 2: them out. Yeah, the embarrassing, you know, gets in more
Speaker 2: embarrassing that they're letting them back in.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 4: David san Antonio, Hi, Dave, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 9: Hey?
Speaker 10: Dan? Six three thirty two Visible Apps. So, Dan, I'm curious, man,
Speaker 10: you keep talking about the Bronny thing and if Ronnie's
Speaker 10: going to get in, if he's going to score, that's
Speaker 10: going to be the highlight for tomorrow. I'm curious. I
Speaker 10: want to see the probability of this scenario. What do
Speaker 10: you think about Lebron going to the Cavs organization and saying, hey,
Speaker 10: we're going to get Bronni in second quarter, two minutes left.
Speaker 10: We want to get him a shot. Let's go ahead
Speaker 10: and let Bronnie get a shot off, kind of like
Speaker 10: they do in high school for those one kid.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, Dave, he already cut the line
Speaker 2: to be able to join the Lakers. Now we're going
Speaker 2: to say, hey, can you give the little kid a
Speaker 2: chance to shoot a jumper?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: Is that like a make a wish kid? Yes, yeah,
Speaker 3: to make a basket. He's a professional athlete. Yeah, he's
Speaker 3: Lebron's son. Yes, Like, hey, Bronnie is short for Lebron Junior.
Speaker 4: The third Yes, Marvi.
Speaker 11: They're treating him like the team manager on senior night
Speaker 11: or Jason Tatum during the Olympics, like, you know what,
Speaker 11: let him get a shot. Go ahead.
Speaker 4: Oh no, we're not We're not doing any of that.
Speaker 2: All right, you're here now, let's see if you can stay,
Speaker 2: if you can play not. Could you imagine if Lebron
Speaker 2: goes to ownership of the Cavs.
Speaker 4: Hey, I got this, this idea, this suggestion. Let me
Speaker 4: know if you're on board with this. Can we let
Speaker 4: Bronnie open from about fifteen feet just you know, just
Speaker 4: a jumper. Nobody guards him. I mean you can act
Speaker 4: like your gardener. He's gonna play.
Speaker 2: He'll play tonight, maybe gets his first hoop, and then
Speaker 2: they send him down to the G League. Then everybody's
Speaker 2: going to be okay with this story right until he
Speaker 2: comes back up the next dome.
Speaker 11: Yes, Bartman walk off for the World Series tonight. But
Speaker 11: if Bronnie, what if Bronnie makes a three pointer, is
Speaker 11: he played the day?
Speaker 2: I think that Well, no, if it's a walk off
Speaker 2: home run, then no, that would be your play of
Speaker 2: the day. But if you don't have something like that,
Speaker 2: if it's like a five to three, you know, finish
Speaker 2: with a couple of you know, RBI singles, maybe not.
Speaker 2: I mean you'll get to get the call, you know,
Speaker 2: final call of the Dodgers win the World Series, if
Speaker 2: the Yankees win tonight, I don't think that's your play
Speaker 2: of the day. But because if Bronnie scores, that'll be
Speaker 2: the play of the day. Bronnie hit you know, fifteen
Speaker 2: foot jumper deal and then and then NBA fans collectively
Speaker 2: lose their minds, there'll be a conspiracy theory. Oh do
Speaker 2: they you know they run a play for him that
Speaker 2: they leave him open on purpose, and he had an
Speaker 2: open jumper in the first game and he missed that.
Speaker 2: I think his dad threw him the ball and he
Speaker 2: missed an open jumper. Dude, just let him score, get
Speaker 2: his two points, and then let him go down to
Speaker 2: the G League and then everybody's going to be okay
Speaker 2: after that. Nobody's going to get hurt, not going to
Speaker 2: disrupt the rotation, none of that. Everything is going to
Speaker 2: be back to normal and the Lakers. The Lakers are
Speaker 2: five point underdogs tonight against the Cleveland Cavaliers. If you
Speaker 2: care about that. College football coming up tonight as well,
Speaker 2: Jack State against Liberty, Kennesaw State versus Western Kentucky. All right,
Speaker 2: let's make way for the popular Chris Simms Pro Football
Speaker 2: Talk Live co host Football Night in America analyst. I
Speaker 2: had a listener who said the following, if you're the Texans,
Speaker 2: why not ask the Jets about Garrett Wilson, reunite Garrett
Speaker 2: Wilson with CJ.
Speaker 4: Stroud.
Speaker 8: I mean that's not a bad thought. I mean I
Speaker 8: understand that are the Jets really going to be willing
Speaker 8: to part ways with Garrett Wilson, a guy that is
Speaker 8: they of course drafted in what the top ten, top
Speaker 8: twelve of the draft, and has a lot of years
Speaker 8: in front of him, and then what sell him off
Speaker 8: for what? Maybe having Devonte Adams for another year? Again,
Speaker 8: I think I understand that thought, and sure, call the Jets,
Speaker 8: see what the price tag is. But that would be
Speaker 8: a player that I would think that the Jets go,
Speaker 8: He's in our scope way bigger than just this year
Speaker 8: with Aaron Rodgers or even next year if Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 8: comes back. I mean, receivers, as we know, can be
Speaker 8: really quality football players for seven eight years into their
Speaker 8: NFL career, and I think he's got a lot of
Speaker 8: years ahead of them. I would be shocked if the
Speaker 8: Jets would part ways with him.
Speaker 2: When we see these eventual coaching vacancies Jacksonville, probably the Jets,
Speaker 2: obviously there'll be a few of these openings here. But
Speaker 2: it used to be coaches would say I'm going to
Speaker 2: be the head coach. He'd had nothing to do necessarily
Speaker 2: with the quarterback. Now when you start to go do
Speaker 2: I want this job? Well, I want this job because
Speaker 2: I like the quarterback. Let's say the Bears job is open,
Speaker 2: you like that quarterback?
Speaker 4: There?
Speaker 2: Are you sold on Jacksonville's quarterbacking situation? Are you sold?
Speaker 2: You know the Jets are going to be a rebuild
Speaker 2: after this year. Probably that to me is it's not
Speaker 2: an attractive job if Aaron Rodgers is still there.
Speaker 8: So right, yes, yes, you're saying it right, You're exactly right.
Speaker 8: I don't think anybody's gonna want to go, oh, wait,
Speaker 8: I want to be the head coach, a first time
Speaker 8: head coach, and then oh go to the New York
Speaker 8: Jets and basically have to bow down to Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 8: for a full year and then him say okay, I'm
Speaker 8: out of here. I'm retiring. And then it's like, okay, wait,
Speaker 8: now I get to implement what I want to do,
Speaker 8: and now we got to find a quarterback and all that. Now.
Speaker 8: The problem is, and you know this, there's only thirty
Speaker 8: two of these jobs out there, and there's more candidates
Speaker 8: than jobs open, more years than not to where hey,
Speaker 8: at some point you just got to go, Okay, the
Speaker 8: Jets are offering me, I'm not gonna get one of
Speaker 8: these other jobs, and I'm gonna take it. But yeah,
Speaker 8: there's definitely would be I think hesitation with anybody out
Speaker 8: there about the Jets situation. There's a lot to like
Speaker 8: about that roster, but you'd want to know where what
Speaker 8: Rogers is going to do in the future, and you
Speaker 8: know what they're playing is at quarterback for the future Jacksonville.
Speaker 8: That's an interesting one. There's pieces there, but to me,
Speaker 8: it's gonna be more. Do you believe in Trevor Lawrence?
Speaker 8: He's there for a while, he's signed up. He's not
Speaker 8: all the talent in the world, but does he have
Speaker 8: the requisite feel? Does he love the game the way
Speaker 8: he should should? Is he a Jim rat? Those are
Speaker 8: the kind of things you hear about Trevor Lawrence from
Speaker 8: time to time down in Jacksonville from people who are
Speaker 8: in the know, and I think that would give people
Speaker 8: some trepidation about taking that job as well.
Speaker 2: I made the comparison, maybe I'm the only person to
Speaker 2: do this, Anthony Richardson and Josh Allen. When Josh Allen
Speaker 2: first got to Buffalo, he was not a good quarterback
Speaker 2: at all, right, And I looked at the numbers. They're
Speaker 2: not far off from what Anthony Richardson has done and
Speaker 2: both high on potential, you know, coming from Wyoming playing
Speaker 2: against better quality opponents. Anthony Richardson, we saw glimpses here
Speaker 2: and now they're going to bench him and you bring
Speaker 2: in Joe Flacco, right, he's only twenty two. Like potential
Speaker 2: gets you fired, Chris, And I don't know if Anthony
Speaker 2: Richardson understands the magnitude of this. You know, is he
Speaker 2: embarrassed by getting taken out of a game? Has that
Speaker 2: ever happened? Never again?
Speaker 9: Ever?
Speaker 8: That's unheard of. That's especially from the quarterback. You know,
Speaker 8: think about some of those offensive linemen. They're going, wait
Speaker 8: on this drive when you were scrambled and we were
Speaker 8: running around, and the pipe before when you hand the
Speaker 8: ball off, and just watch the guy we were blocking
Speaker 8: three hundred pound men and then I was going to
Speaker 8: the linebacker and the play before that when you handed
Speaker 8: the ball off, we were working and you were just
Speaker 8: sitting there watching the play ran twice and he had
Speaker 8: to come out of the game. I mean, that's a
Speaker 8: no no for anybody in football, let alone the quarterback
Speaker 8: who's supposed to be the most in shape, mentally tough
Speaker 8: person leader on your football team. That's where It's like
Speaker 8: that's I've never seen that ever before, and there's no
Speaker 8: excuse for that, There's not. I mean, you obviously have
Speaker 8: to run more wind sprints during the week and get
Speaker 8: yourself in shape to do that. Lamar Jackson runs seven
Speaker 8: miles every game. I've never seen him tap out of
Speaker 8: a game in my life. I mean Cam Newton throughout
Speaker 8: the years, all these guys we know that have been
Speaker 8: impressive runners. No, so I think that speaks a little
Speaker 8: bit to his immaturity or you know, lack of maturity.
Speaker 8: Right now. He is still young, He's still run. This
Speaker 8: is not the end of the road. This is not
Speaker 8: you know, last year, him getting hurt and only be
Speaker 8: able to play four or five games certainly hurt him,
Speaker 8: and that kicked the can down to this road. So
Speaker 8: where we're the road to this year, to where he's
Speaker 8: still developing. But I hear you with the Josh Allen comparison,
Speaker 8: I understand that totally. But with Josh Allen too, I
Speaker 8: think the difference is I don't remember Josh Allen ever
Speaker 8: going ten for thirty two. I don't think Josh Allen
Speaker 8: was thrown for less than fifty percent that year, and
Speaker 8: the biggest thing is Josh Allen would hit the throws
Speaker 8: he's supposed to hit right now, Anthony Richardson only hits
Speaker 8: like the bombs. Like, if it's a widal and he
Speaker 8: can throw it one hundred miles per hour, throw it
Speaker 8: one hundred yards, that's all he can do. But if
Speaker 8: it's a five yard crosser, a ten yard crosser, he's
Speaker 8: got to throw a touch pass or a little flick pass.
Speaker 8: The ball is everywhere, and that is hard to sell
Speaker 8: to your team if you're Shane Steichen that you're trying
Speaker 8: to win and you're the middle of a playoff race
Speaker 8: here and you're going with the guy that's the second
Speaker 8: best quarterback in your football team. And I think that's
Speaker 8: ultimately why they had to make the move to flackout.
Speaker 2: But if I look at the first ten games for
Speaker 2: Josh Allen, first ten games for Anthony Richardson, Allen went
Speaker 2: four and six, Richardson five and five. Completion percentage just
Speaker 2: over fifty percent for Richardson, fifty two percent for Josh Allen.
Speaker 2: If I look at the you know the yards, Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, Josh threw for two hundred more yards over
Speaker 2: those ten games. He Josh Allen had ten seven touchdowns,
Speaker 2: eleven interceptions, Anthony Richardson seven touchdowns, eight interceptions, passer rating
Speaker 2: Anthony Richardson a better passer rating.
Speaker 8: So I know it's about what's there to be had.
Speaker 8: That's the biggest thing, right. I don't think that Buffalo
Speaker 8: offense was all that great then and right now there's
Speaker 8: people open in Indianapolis. That's the problem. Shane Stikeen is
Speaker 8: definitely one of the best playing design play designers in football.
Speaker 8: So I think that's the big thing, right. I'm not
Speaker 8: trying to say you're wrong or anything about that with
Speaker 8: Josh Allen, and I think I've said this to you before.
Speaker 8: I never had a problem with his accuracy. It might
Speaker 8: have been, wait, you can't fit that ball in between
Speaker 8: those two guys and think you're gonna get away with it, right,
Speaker 8: So there was like that they had to get the
Speaker 8: garter rails on a little bit to go, wait, you
Speaker 8: can't throw that. You can't fit that in there. This
Speaker 8: isn't wyoming anymore where they need you to make an
Speaker 8: incredible play every play if they want to stay in
Speaker 8: the football game. That was his big thing. Anthony Richardson.
Speaker 8: The problem is is you're seeing wide open receivers and
Speaker 8: you're going, wait, the guy couldn't even get his hand
Speaker 8: on the football or it wasn't even in the screen.
Speaker 8: And I think that's where it's a little bit different.
Speaker 8: You know. I'm big on you know this from when
Speaker 8: I do my quarterback stuff on what's there to be had? Right,
Speaker 8: and I think he's leaving a lot of yards on
Speaker 8: the field as far as what's there to be had
Speaker 8: for that offense in Indianapolis.
Speaker 4: Could you see Dion and Shoudour as a package deal?
Speaker 8: Ooh, that's interesting. I hadn't thought about it as a
Speaker 8: package deal. I think Deon Sanders has made for the
Speaker 8: NFL more than he is college football. That would be
Speaker 8: my first assessment, Right, Dion doesn't want to recruit and
Speaker 8: do that stuff. Dion wants to lead. He wants to
Speaker 8: get the guys ready. He wants to walk in the
Speaker 8: meeting room and go, wait, we can't do this, that's stupid,
Speaker 8: stupid in this, Let's do that and that, and then
Speaker 8: you guys figure out how to do all that. But
Speaker 8: I just I watched the film and I'm an overseer,
Speaker 8: and I know we got to do that to win
Speaker 8: the game. That's what I think he is, and that's
Speaker 8: what a lot of good NFL coaches are. Like you
Speaker 8: listen to my dad and the heydays of Bill Parcells.
Speaker 8: He wasn't calling the defense of the offense, but like
Speaker 8: he would say, he'd walk in the meeting room and go,
Speaker 8: we can't run this play. We can't run this play,
Speaker 8: run this play, this play. I like this play. Blah
Speaker 8: blah blah. I'm out, let me go check on the defense.
Speaker 8: And I feel like Deon Sanders is made for NFL
Speaker 8: head coach that way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I think he likes being Dion that he can.
Speaker 2: He's you're coming to his school because of you.
Speaker 8: I agree, King Dion there right right.
Speaker 2: I think his ego is playcated that Oh my god,
Speaker 2: they're coming to play for me, not Colorado, They're coming
Speaker 2: to play for me, the NFL. You might be right,
Speaker 2: you know, Dion doesn't strike me as he's necessarily x'es
Speaker 2: and o's as much as he's the CEO.
Speaker 8: Yeah, CEO's broad picture of the game, right, Like the
Speaker 8: gout said, I was trying to explain, You're exactly right, like, hey,
Speaker 8: we need to play this guy, we need to put
Speaker 8: him in this position a little bit more. I like
Speaker 8: when we play these style of defenses. Now, defensive coordinator,
Speaker 8: you figure out how to do that. But this is
Speaker 8: what I'm talking about, And yes, I would agree with you.
Speaker 8: He's that way, and I do think, of course, because
Speaker 8: of who he is, the leader, he is, the motivator,
Speaker 8: he is.
Speaker 2: He could certainly handle an NFL locker room. Always great
Speaker 2: to talk to you. Thanks for joining us.
Speaker 8: Hey, thanks man, I appreciate it's been a little while.
Speaker 8: I missed you. Tell the guys.
Speaker 2: I said, Hi, all right, I will Chris sim says, Hi, guys, Hi, Chris, Hello, Chris.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that's Chris saying Hi. Yes.
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Speaker 1: Tyson is joined us on Friday, Is that right, Fritzy.
Speaker 12: I think he's gonna be with us sometime next.
Speaker 2: Week, next week. Okay, So Mike Tyson next week? When
Speaker 2: is this fight?
Speaker 12: It's a good question.
Speaker 4: No, that's not how he sounds when he laughs.
Speaker 2: No, No, Todd Todd does his I was hoping Todd
Speaker 2: would do it.
Speaker 12: Okay, with friends like that, who needs enemies?
Speaker 11: Right there?
Speaker 4: He this has been a long time, is it like?
Speaker 4: Next week?
Speaker 13: November fifteenth, eight and T Stadium in Arlington?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 11: Friday night?
Speaker 4: Okay? And who's he fighting?
Speaker 11: Paul?
Speaker 4: Jake Paul, not Aaron Paul from Breaking Bad and not
Speaker 4: Logan Paul or Wickcliffe Paul. Who's State Chris Paul? Is
Speaker 4: Chris Paul still doing the state farm check?
Speaker 8: I don't know if he is.
Speaker 4: I haven't seen him do that in a long time.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 4: It seems to be Patrick Mahomes's on everything. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna say that. Do your Patrick Mahomes impersonation, Todd.
Speaker 12: I think we're gonna win a couple more games. Can't
Speaker 12: worry about being in defutio right now. Doctor Bronc was
Speaker 12: coming up a couple of.
Speaker 2: Weeks Madden Riverside, Hi, Matt, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 7: DP bank or turn of our call? So I want
Speaker 7: to bring two things up about the spectators. Number one
Speaker 7: is I think that we could take a note out
Speaker 7: of all the fighting and stuff like that. So across
Speaker 7: the pond. In the Premier League and other soccer stadiums,
Speaker 7: they actually put all the spectator fans of the traveling
Speaker 7: fans of the way team into a section by themselves.
Speaker 7: They put the police on the edges, and then the
Speaker 7: rest of the stadium is basically all of the home bands.
Speaker 7: I think that that might help the situation. And then
Speaker 7: finally are we looking at the whole spectator fanning and
Speaker 7: interact So with Mookie obviously with the injury aside, it
Speaker 7: is not an opportunity to sort the MLB to look
Speaker 7: at what the Savannah Bananas did. If a fal ball
Speaker 7: goes out out of play in a fan catches it,
Speaker 7: it's an automatic out. Things for to call it talculater, I.
Speaker 2: Think that would make it even worse. And you were
Speaker 2: talking about the away fans, they put them in a section.
Speaker 4: This was the home fans.
Speaker 2: The home fans were along the first base line, so
Speaker 2: that didn't solve anything. But yeah, Savannah Bananas, if there's
Speaker 2: a foul ball and the spectator, you know, spectator catches it,
Speaker 2: then it's an out.
Speaker 14: No.
Speaker 2: Could you imagine if that was the case. You know,
Speaker 2: I don't think that's a good suggestion. I want less
Speaker 2: fan involvement with something like this grabbing somebody. It's one
Speaker 2: thing to grab the you know, try to grab the
Speaker 2: ball out of their glove, But then when you grab
Speaker 2: the player, no, no, and you're gonna let him tonight.
Speaker 4: That's embarrassing.
Speaker 2: David in Florida, Hi David, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 9: Hey?
Speaker 8: Dan?
Speaker 14: How you doing? First time caller? Been a fan for years?
Speaker 14: Six foot two, twenty five. About those two fools at
Speaker 14: the stadium last night. MLB is losing a big chance here.
Speaker 10: They could have maybe.
Speaker 14: Terminated their season tickets or suspended them from that stadium
Speaker 14: for the remainder of their of their lives.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, once again, I don't know how hard
Speaker 2: they want to crack down on this. These guys were
Speaker 2: treated as heroes last night, but no, Baseball should.
Speaker 4: Not allow them in the game tonight. That's all.
Speaker 2: There should be a deterrent here, not Okay, we're gonna
Speaker 2: kick you out, but come on back. They got season tickets,
Speaker 2: so I'm gonna guess they're gonna does Fox Showcase them.
Speaker 2: Do they show these two guys down the first baseline.
Speaker 11: If there's a foul ball first baseline?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Yes.
Speaker 3: Funny is that later in the game they were showing like, now,
Speaker 3: let's take a look at the fan cam brought to
Speaker 3: you by you know, Farmers direct or whatever, and it
Speaker 3: was those guys. It was so clearly like they pre
Speaker 3: taped that or something. And here's this guy because you
Speaker 3: recognize that goofy face anywhere, and he's like yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: and he's slapping five to people who are like, isn't
Speaker 3: that the dude that just got run like seven innings earlier?
Speaker 2: Jim in Orlando, Hi Jim, what's on your mind today? Dan?
Speaker 15: I don't know if anybody's talking about this, but if
Speaker 15: Brianni scores two points tonight, that will make him and
Speaker 15: his dead the highest scoring NBA father combo in NBA history.
Speaker 4: Yes, that is true. It's a good point. Thank you,
Speaker 4: thank you, and whoa day.
Speaker 8: Day out of a day out to day, this is
Speaker 8: the stan of the day.
Speaker 2: We did that in baseball, like Hank Aaron and his
Speaker 2: brother combining their home runs. You had Bobby and Barry Bonds,
Speaker 2: you had the Griffy you know, so you've had father's
Speaker 2: son combos, but the fact that Brownie if he gets
Speaker 2: his two points to tack on to Lebron's forty thousand.
Speaker 2: Mike in Utah, Hi, Mike, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 9: Mike? Hello?
Speaker 16: Hello? Can you hear me?
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 4: I can, Mike.
Speaker 16: Sorry, there a quick question for you guys. So this
Speaker 16: just came across my Twitter Timeline Brett McMurphy's reporting that
Speaker 16: the Florida Georgia game is going to move due to
Speaker 16: the renovations to the Jacksonville Stadium to Mercedes Benz in
Speaker 16: twenty twenty six in Atlanta and then Raymond James Stadium
Speaker 16: and Tampa in twenty twenty seven. My question is, and
Speaker 16: I get why they're doing that because it follows their
Speaker 16: mold that they play on neutral site, but why not
Speaker 16: let in twenty twenty six and twenty twenty seven those
Speaker 16: colleges read the benefits and play the games in twenty
Speaker 16: twenty six and Athens in twenty twenty seven in Gainesville.
Speaker 16: Just give it a one off two years be on
Speaker 16: the college campus and let those give basically those teams
Speaker 16: an extra home game that year. Let them read the
Speaker 16: benefits and get the college atmosphere.
Speaker 2: All right, Mike, I can honestly saying I don't care.
Speaker 2: Certainly today I don't care, but you know, having gone
Speaker 2: to that game, and I understand the magnitude of it,
Speaker 2: the fandom there. But today, yeah, and probably not tomorrow either.
Speaker 2: Ryan and Sarasota. Hi, Ryan, what's on your mind?
Speaker 9: Hey? How you doing? Guys?
Speaker 10: Hello him, Ryan, Nice to see you guys again.
Speaker 16: Hey.
Speaker 17: Potential There is no potential for Anthony Richardson, maybe a
Speaker 17: second string quarterback, third string quarterback Chris Ballard's nose is
Speaker 17: getting bigger. Dislike the Pinocchio commercial that we seen years
Speaker 17: ago on the insurance commercial.
Speaker 9: He has no potential.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 2: I would disagree there is potential there because we see
Speaker 2: the physical traits. That's the potential here. But there's a
Speaker 2: lot of players who had a lot of potential. Brad
Speaker 2: in Colorado's Springs, Hi, Brad, Hey, I'll.
Speaker 4: Go man hey, man hey. So my suggestion for the
Speaker 4: two New York fans.
Speaker 9: Is we go ahead and let them in.
Speaker 14: They just have to swap their tickets with someone up
Speaker 14: in the nosebleed section. So that is their penalty.
Speaker 2: Oh so somebody gets to sit in their seats. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I just I don't want them in the building.
Speaker 4: That's all.
Speaker 2: Here's your punishment. You're not allowed in the building. See
Speaker 2: you next year. Update the poll results if you can see.
Speaker 2: We got a few poll questions that are in progress.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, we got a few of them working right now.
Speaker 3: Which Aaron is under more pressure Judge Boone or Rogers?
Speaker 3: Right now, Aaron Rodgers slightly ahead of Aaron Judge Aaron
Speaker 3: Boone at about twenty two percent of them.
Speaker 2: No, it's Aaron Judge. He's in the World Series. Aaron
Speaker 2: Rodgers isn't in anything except for a Jets uniform. Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's no pressure anymore. Yeah, it's done. Aaron Judge is
Speaker 2: on the biggest stage and he is failing miserably. Here's
Speaker 2: Aaron Judge after the win last night.
Speaker 18: Does the circumstance that the backs against the wall, that
Speaker 18: must win situation, does that circumstance in some ways relieve
Speaker 18: the pressure.
Speaker 4: It's all the same.
Speaker 19: Like I said, we're just focused on one game, even
Speaker 19: when the series was Oh, it's just about winning one
Speaker 19: game and kind of going from there. So just because
Speaker 19: our backs are against the wall, Yeah, it really hasn't
Speaker 19: changed that mindset. And especially with this group who's been
Speaker 19: through a lot. So we're going to keep doing there.
Speaker 4: And the harder you try, the worse it gets.
Speaker 2: You know, when somebody says, come on, you're not trying,
Speaker 2: and then you find guys who were scuffling, and then
Speaker 2: they're trying to hit like a six run homer, like
Speaker 2: they're trying to you know, let me, let me make
Speaker 2: up for all this other with one hit. That'll take
Speaker 2: care of all of this. And usually, I said yesterday,
Speaker 2: a flu kit, a little flare like that to me
Speaker 2: is where you get started. Not oh man, I hit
Speaker 2: that one right on the button, but I hit it
Speaker 2: right to the third basement. You just need a bleeder,
Speaker 2: You need something like that just to get going. But
Speaker 2: it's not just him, but he should be the focal point.
Speaker 2: He's going to be the MVP. Otani is banged up,
Speaker 2: we know that, and he has been helped out immeasurably
Speaker 2: by Freddie Freeman. But Aaron Judge, you're the best player
Speaker 2: in the American League. Got to you gotta act it.
Speaker 2: You better starting tonight.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: See watching Otani run, there was a moment he was
Speaker 3: on first and there was I think a ground or
Speaker 3: a short or something. He was trying to get the
Speaker 3: second and you know he's running holding his yeah, a
Speaker 3: hand to his chest and he's still trying to get there.
Speaker 4: It's very strange. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And he had in a bat last night where he
Speaker 2: kind of flailed in an outside pitchy. It just didn't
Speaker 2: look comfortable there, almost like let me get this over with, yeah, Mark.
Speaker 8: With Judge.
Speaker 11: They were treating him like you treat the nine hitter.
Speaker 11: You gotta walk, Okay, okay, gotta walk. He was in
Speaker 11: but you know what they were saying, Hey, this is
Speaker 11: better than a strikeout.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, get on base, make something happen, put the
Speaker 2: ball in play.
Speaker 4: But I always felt.
Speaker 2: Bad, you know, that nine hitter, you know, when you're
Speaker 2: little and you just you know, Jimmy Lippers at the
Speaker 2: plate and you're just saying, you know, walks as good
Speaker 2: as he hit or on that kid a little bing
Speaker 2: go you know, don't don't be afraid to get hit
Speaker 2: by a pitch, you know, Yeah, lean into yeah, lean
Speaker 2: into it, yes, yes, Mark.
Speaker 11: And there was nothing worse. I mad it second and
Speaker 11: there was nothing worse. When the bottom of the six
Speaker 11: inning in little league it was nine two, A lean
Speaker 11: into one a Scottie. I don't care what you do.
Speaker 11: Just get on base, the top of the line and
Speaker 11: can get up there.
Speaker 4: Wait till Big Marv gets up to the plate.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 11: I wouldn't say all that, but look I was there
Speaker 11: ready to hit. That's the best cop. That's the best
Speaker 11: compliment I ever got in my athletic career. Was a
Speaker 11: infield be alert. He's a hitter.
Speaker 4: Oh so it's just like.
Speaker 11: Like I wasn't gonna knock the ball five hundred feet,
Speaker 11: but when I was going to swing that ball, A
Speaker 11: be alert because he get hit it everywhere.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: It's like when you show up in the playground and
Speaker 2: all of a sudden they go shooter.
Speaker 11: They said that to you, Yes, they did shooter, And
Speaker 11: they would call you just any white guy, any white
Speaker 11: NBA player. That's what we would do.
Speaker 8: Hey, yo, who's got Steve Nash?
Speaker 4: Who's got Keith van Horn here?
Speaker 2: I don't remember if they did that to me when
Speaker 2: I played pickup games where uh they'd call you a
Speaker 2: some random white guy.
Speaker 4: It'd be like, you know, who's got Scott Pollard here man?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Sorry, not Steve.
Speaker 11: Actually be like Scott Skyles, Scott, Scott styles over here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, gritty gutty Scottie Skiles, Yes, Tom, and.
Speaker 12: On the flip side. It's the worst in baseball.
Speaker 13: A little kid gets up in the posing mattergers telling
Speaker 13: me outfield to come all the way in.
Speaker 12: Everybody it's on t ball. They're all like right on
Speaker 12: top of home play.
Speaker 4: Practically, that didn't happen to you?
Speaker 8: Did?
Speaker 12: Did not?
Speaker 13: I about a third, fourth or fifth usually, Okay, I
Speaker 13: was the big stocky first basement and pitcher.
Speaker 4: Mmm, you were stocky.
Speaker 12: It was a little stocky. Yeah, I could have afforded
Speaker 12: to lose a fear back then too. Okay, but age
Speaker 12: eight through twelve, a couple of All Star games.
Speaker 13: Of championship, I like it, get a right, yeah, hit
Speaker 13: a couple of home runs.
Speaker 4: Didn't you get hit on the head? Didn't Something?
Speaker 12: When I was watching a game.
Speaker 13: Or standing on the top of the blee was over
Speaker 13: a leftfield fence and similar hit a home and the
Speaker 13: son was in my eyes, right in the head. Rushed
Speaker 13: to Cornell in hospital. He took X rays, and my
Speaker 13: parents were there. My mom was screaming as you could imagine,
Speaker 13: what was that noise? I think your son got hit
Speaker 13: in the head with the home run.
Speaker 3: From the stands What was the damage After all that.
Speaker 12: Everything was okay.
Speaker 13: I just had a bruise on my head, but like
Speaker 13: it made this loud sound and it just hit off
Speaker 13: the right off the top of my head. Because I
Speaker 13: was sitting in the spot above the fence with the sun.
Speaker 4: In my eyes and so was in my eyes, I
Speaker 4: couldn't see.
Speaker 12: That Glenn Singer has smacked a home run off my head.
Speaker 2: You should have expected, Glenn Singer, they hit a home run.
Speaker 12: He's uh, he could hit.
Speaker 4: You should have been Yeah, that.
Speaker 12: Was a mistake. I'll never sit up there again, Glenn Singer.
Speaker 4: Glenn's Singer.
Speaker 12: What what he's up to you?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 4: Hey? You know what if you were going to pitch
Speaker 4: to him, He's going to make you pay, Glenn Singer.
Speaker 13: You know when you're not even in the game, sitting
Speaker 13: there a second on a lollipop in the stand.
Speaker 4: Joe in Cooper's Town, Hi Joe, what's on your mind?
Speaker 9: Hey Dan? How are you today?
Speaker 14: First time?
Speaker 9: Long time five foot six, got.
Speaker 18: A question for got a question for you. So we'll
Speaker 18: keep that same play. But it's the bottom of the
Speaker 18: ninth and the fan interference causes the third out of
Speaker 18: the game for the Dodgers to sweep the series.
Speaker 14: How is that fan?
Speaker 9: How are they taken.
Speaker 4: After that one?
Speaker 2: Well, okay, we could get into a lot of hypotheticals here.
Speaker 4: How about we just do what we saw, yes.
Speaker 3: And hopefully they would be treated pretty poorly, because that
Speaker 3: would be just a horrendously dumb thing to do. However,
Speaker 3: the moment where they did it is essentially meaningless.
Speaker 4: First, yeah, it doesn't. First wasn't really the biggest deal
Speaker 4: you you continue to apologize for Jimmy Skunjeel and Tommy Kelamar.
Speaker 3: Now, I came in today thinking it was hilarious. I
Speaker 3: thought it was That's the funniest thing I've seen in
Speaker 3: a baseball game in a long time.
Speaker 2: His face when he's trying to get the ball out
Speaker 2: of the glove, price was funny.
Speaker 3: Like he was trying to like, like get a pistachio
Speaker 3: you open that he just couldn't get.
Speaker 4: He was like, it was hilarious. The other guy grabbing
Speaker 4: mookie and that's not funny. Yeah, he didn't need to
Speaker 4: do that. He did not He didn't need to do that.
Speaker 4: And then they were so proud they got the ball out.
Speaker 4: I'm like, what does that mean they were.
Speaker 11: Trying to explain themselves to no, no, no, no, it's an our area. Yeah,
Speaker 11: it's our house.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're going to d up.
Speaker 3: Yeah it was I thought this side of the line
Speaker 3: we were able to do whatever we want.
Speaker 4: Fans got rights too.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Oh my gosh, it's hilarious.
Speaker 12: Practiced all the story.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how about we take a break? Care last call
Speaker 2: for phone calls? What we learned once in store tomorrow,
Speaker 2: this day in sports history.
Speaker 1: Right after this, be sure to catch the live edition
Speaker 1: of The Dan Patrick Show weekdays at nine am Eastern,
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Speaker 2: Last call for phone calls, That's what we learn. What's
Speaker 2: in store tomorrow? Final results of the pole questions, Why
Speaker 2: don't we start there?
Speaker 4: Seaton? Final results of the pole question?
Speaker 3: Oh brother, Okay, Final results of the poll question. Let's
Speaker 3: see which iron is under more pressure right now? Rogers
Speaker 3: is beating Judge and Boone. Yankees fans attempting to rip
Speaker 3: off BOOKI Betts's glove. They were heroes or Zero's right now?
Speaker 3: Eighty nine percent of the audience have them as zeros.
Speaker 4: It's fair.
Speaker 3: Bullpen bullpen games are smart or soft right now, seventy
Speaker 3: percent of the audience say they're soft.
Speaker 2: Okay, this dand sports history. Since Paulie's not here, Marvin
Speaker 2: is going to pick up the responsibilities.
Speaker 11: Yes I do, Dan Big One. Nineteen forty five, branch
Speaker 11: Rickey signs Jackie Robinson to a contract with the Montreal Royals,
Speaker 11: the top minor league affility of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's all I got. That's it?
Speaker 11: Oh my end, Yeah, I'll give you some.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: Nineteen seventy four, Ali knocks out George Foreman in the
Speaker 2: eighth round of the Rumble in the Jungle. Didn't it
Speaker 2: take them weeks to get that fight? There were delays
Speaker 2: leading up to that. I don't know, was it weather
Speaker 2: delays or I just remember Ali was staying in Africa
Speaker 2: and just the outpouring of love for him and people
Speaker 2: following him when he would do his roadwork, when he'd
Speaker 2: be running.
Speaker 4: You know, they have all of these locals who are
Speaker 4: running with him.
Speaker 11: Yes, Marv, is that where the Ali boom ay yeah
Speaker 11: chant came from?
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's see.
Speaker 2: How about nineteen ninety nine, first college player to pass
Speaker 2: for three hundred yards and rush for two hundred yards
Speaker 2: in a single game.
Speaker 4: Who. I don't know if you're going to get this one.
Speaker 2: And he played for Washington nineteen ninety nine quarter back
Speaker 2: at Washington. First college player to passed for three hundred
Speaker 2: rush for two hundred. If you said Marcus two Wences Sopo,
Speaker 2: you would be correct.
Speaker 15: Yes.
Speaker 4: Nineteen fifty four.
Speaker 2: First use of the twenty four second shot clock in
Speaker 2: pro basketball, Rochester versus Boston. Matt in Illinois, Hi, Matt,
Speaker 2: what's on your mind today?
Speaker 11: Hey?
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 5: Dan Dennet's a long time listener, second time caller six '
Speaker 5: four two fifteen fifth.
Speaker 20: I am.
Speaker 5: I'm a cop on patrol here. I've listened to you
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Speaker 5: say I appreciate you guys making me laugh and getting
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Speaker 14: So thank you very much.
Speaker 5: And also I want to give a shout out. We
Speaker 5: don't get enough recognition, but this past Saturday was the
Speaker 5: Ironman World Championship in Knah, Hawaii. Over twenty five hundred athletes,
Speaker 5: forty pros completed one hundred and forty miles in the
Speaker 5: heat in Kona, Hawaii. They're number one pro Patrick Langa
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Speaker 5: it's never televised or anything, so someone's got to.
Speaker 2: All right, Thank you man, thank you, thank you for
Speaker 2: the shout out. Steve in Finland, Hi, Steve, Oh my.
Speaker 9: Gosh, I can't believe it did.
Speaker 7: Long, long, long time listener.
Speaker 20: I'm actually from Utah. I backpacking around year right now,
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Speaker 4: Thank you, Steve.
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Speaker 2: in North Carolina. I Dorsey, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 9: Good morning, Dan? Not much except I watched that game
Speaker 9: last night and those two thugs up in the outfield,
Speaker 9: as soon as they put their hands on Mookie, they
Speaker 9: were guilty of be their assault or batteries. So they
Speaker 9: both should have been arrested immediately and taken out of
Speaker 9: the game.
Speaker 4: Well, they were taken out of the game.
Speaker 2: I don't know as far as arrest, you know, for
Speaker 2: these fans, they just they kicked them out.
Speaker 4: They shouldn't be allowed to come back tonight. That's it.
Speaker 2: I don't know what other deterrent you want to have
Speaker 2: with them, but it's one thing to say, oh, you know,
Speaker 2: we have rights too, you know we we should have,
Speaker 2: you know, the same rights as him. Balls coming over
Speaker 2: to foul territory. If that that's your mindset, probably going
Speaker 2: to be hard to change your opinion on that. But
Speaker 2: you grab Mookie, That to me is the difference that
Speaker 2: that's where you can't put your hands on somebody.
Speaker 13: Yes, Tod, and the ball has already been caught, so
Speaker 13: what we've got at some point you have to know,
Speaker 13: get your hands off when you're not getting the foul ball,
Speaker 13: you're not you know, it's out has been made.
Speaker 12: Get off them and go back to your seat and
Speaker 12: sit down.
Speaker 4: Thank you, ton Thank you.
Speaker 12: That's what that's that's where the problem was.
Speaker 4: You're welcome. Yeah, thank you those words of advice. Maybe
Speaker 4: you run into those two gentlemen, you could give that
Speaker 4: piece of it.
Speaker 12: I don't mess with Tony Skanjeally. I I've had my
Speaker 12: own issues in the name of the old.
Speaker 2: Makers Jimmy Skangeal and Temmy Kellamark. Do you want to
Speaker 2: write tomorrow's headline today?
Speaker 12: Ton you know, I had something planned and now I
Speaker 12: can't find it. But it was very clever. I can
Speaker 12: go last. Maybe I can find it.
Speaker 4: Funny that it's clever and you can't find it.
Speaker 8: I wrote down.
Speaker 2: That's really funny. It's it's side splitting. I get fight,
Speaker 2: but it was clever.
Speaker 12: I found it.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 12: Yanks put to sleep. It's a gentleman's sweep.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 12: I thought that was kind of clever.
Speaker 4: Oh, I know you did.
Speaker 12: Yanks put to sleep. It's a gentleman's sleep, Marvin.
Speaker 4: Do you have a tomorrow's headlines top of that?
Speaker 11: Judge?
Speaker 4: Judge? Yeah, Judge. Do you think you could break out
Speaker 4: of this slump?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: I don't think so. Thank you, Judge.
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