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Speaker 1: of Harold Reynolds, MLB Network analyst, former Gold Glove winner,
Speaker 1: knows nothing about home runs, but we'll talk about the
Speaker 1: home run derby if I gave you Shoho Tani or
Speaker 1: the field tonight. And also are the astros playing the
Speaker 1: role of victims? So Harold will join us coming up,
Speaker 1: Reggie Miller will join us, coming up next hour. Best
Speaker 1: and worst of the weekend is we always do every Monday.
Speaker 1: What you like? You didn't like? Dial us up each
Speaker 1: seven seven three DP show. I think we settled on
Speaker 1: a poll question. Mclovin. Yeah, well, it's the biggest event
Speaker 1: of the weekend. Number one is Italy beating England. Number
Speaker 1: two sell the Joker, but it's all pretty close. After that.
Speaker 1: The Bucks Suns game is in there McGregor, Poyer and
Speaker 1: also the Copa Argentina Beach Brazil. Now I don't pay
Speaker 1: for UFC fights. I'll watch the highlights when they're done.
Speaker 1: But to gear up for the evening on Saturday night,
Speaker 1: thinking you're going to see Poorier and McGregor and it's
Speaker 1: going to be one of those great contests, and then
Speaker 1: McGregor breaks his leg. McGregor was saying that poorier, I
Speaker 1: think was going to go out on a stretcher. Turns
Speaker 1: out it was McGregor who went out on a stretcher.
Speaker 1: You know, you go back to what was the first
Speaker 1: match between these two twenty fourteen and McGregor one, I
Speaker 1: think a couple of minutes in. I don't think he's
Speaker 1: gotten better. I think he's just a great marketer. And
Speaker 1: I see a lot of Ronda Rowsey and Connor McGregor,
Speaker 1: because I think Ronda Rowsey was a wonderful you know,
Speaker 1: started out like, oh my god, you can't beat her.
Speaker 1: She's dominating, and then all of a sudden there were
Speaker 1: other fighters who got better than her, Like she became
Speaker 1: a celebrity. Remember when she got knocked out by Holly Holme,
Speaker 1: We're like, whoa, It's like Tyson, you know, got knocked
Speaker 1: out in Tokyo by Buster Douglas. Well, Connor McGregor has
Speaker 1: made a lot of money and he's great at marketing.
Speaker 1: In fact, he was trying to promote his next fight
Speaker 1: while I think he was on the canvas with a
Speaker 1: broken leg, but he's won three of his last seven fights.
Speaker 1: He's overrated, Well, he just is, and he got beat
Speaker 1: by a better fighter. Jorrier is a better fighter who's
Speaker 1: evolved and gotten better. Connor McGregor hasn't. Well, he's I
Speaker 1: think he goes in with this bravado like, oh, you're
Speaker 1: gonna back down. Well after a while you go m
Speaker 1: kind of like Tyson. Tyson went in the ring and
Speaker 1: you're like, oh my god, and then you withstand. You know,
Speaker 1: the first couple of rounds you survived, then you beat him,
Speaker 1: and with Connor McGregor breaking his leg, I'm sure he'll
Speaker 1: be back and you know, I guess they're gonna fight again.
Speaker 1: But I look at McGregor's he's washed. To me, Yeah, Paul,
Speaker 1: maybe someone today should come up with a business fight
Speaker 1: insurance where if a fighter is injured in the restaurant
Speaker 1: and can't continue, but injured like a weird freak accident,
Speaker 1: you buy fight insurance and you get your money back.
Speaker 1: Some company couldn't get a couple actuaries going and self
Speaker 1: fight insurance. Yeah, good luck that Dana White. I'm sure
Speaker 1: he's gonna love to give you money. Back. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: it sounds great. Yeah, Paulie, I love your idea. All
Speaker 1: you do is charge enough where that if it comes
Speaker 1: out your way in the fight havens you get all
Speaker 1: the insurance money. All right? So we got a poll
Speaker 1: question here. Your phone calls are always welcome. No series
Speaker 1: lead in the twenty twenty one playoffs is safe in
Speaker 1: part because you don't know which teams are healthy. You're
Speaker 1: gonna stay healthy. But beyond that, it feels like, you know,
Speaker 1: everybody's evenly matched. And the Suns looked like they were
Speaker 1: in great shape. They won the first two games, Bucks
Speaker 1: came back, they dominated at the end of the first
Speaker 1: half and then the end of the third quarter to
Speaker 1: blow out the Phoenix Suns. Jani's got forty one leading
Speaker 1: the way. Chris Paul and Devin Booker never really got going.
Speaker 1: DeAndre Ayton looked pretty good, but he couldn't stay out
Speaker 1: of foul trouble because he's trying to guard the Greek freak.
Speaker 1: So what's the key to the rest of the series.
Speaker 1: And maybe it's energy, Maybe it's a sense of urgency,
Speaker 1: maybe it's just being aggressive. I always like this. I
Speaker 1: find it amusing. I should say whenever a coach loses
Speaker 1: a game in a playoff series NBA Finals, he'll say,
Speaker 1: all the other team was just more aggressive. Okay, if
Speaker 1: that's the If that's all it is, then Milwaukee just
Speaker 1: be more aggressive in the next game and then you win.
Speaker 1: Or why doesn't Monnie Williams say, Hey, guys, let's be
Speaker 1: more aggressive out there. Here is the head coach of
Speaker 1: the Suns talking about the Bucks being more aggressive. They
Speaker 1: played with a great deal of aggression for longer stretches
Speaker 1: than we did, and we knew it was coming. We
Speaker 1: did not respond to it well tonight, especially in the
Speaker 1: second and third quarters. Were they saving their aggression in
Speaker 1: games one and two, like they Hey, we're gonna save
Speaker 1: up our aggression for Game three. As you move forward here,
Speaker 1: you know, Chris Paul Devin Booker aren't going to stay
Speaker 1: quiet for long. But you know, the NBA Finals got
Speaker 1: a lot more interesting last night with what the Greek
Speaker 1: freak did. I find him fascinating to watch, but and
Speaker 1: when I watch him, I get frustrated as well, because
Speaker 1: I would love for him to get up there and
Speaker 1: just shoot your free throw, don't think so much, And
Speaker 1: he's going through this mental maze of okay, and then
Speaker 1: dribble and man, I got that, and then I got that,
Speaker 1: and I got that. You saw this with penalty kicks yesterday.
Speaker 1: The younger guys for England. You start to think, and
Speaker 1: the worst thing an athlete can do is think. They react.
Speaker 1: That's what makes them so great. They've thought leading up
Speaker 1: to when they have to react. If I'm Yannis or
Speaker 1: if I was coaching Jannis, I would say, just go
Speaker 1: up there and shoot your free throw. Don't be thinking.
Speaker 1: If you're thinking and you're shooting that bad, how about
Speaker 1: you don't think, because maybe that would be a different approach.
Speaker 1: And the other part of this is, I don't you
Speaker 1: don't need to prove that you can shoot a three,
Speaker 1: because you know what, you can't shoot a three. But
Speaker 1: I would if you, I would have the Achem Elijahwan approach.
Speaker 1: Akeem was a wonderful maybe fifteen eighteen foot, but he
Speaker 1: could beat you off the dribble. Yannis is a far
Speaker 1: more elusive player outside getting to the hoop than a
Speaker 1: chem One was, and am one of my favorite players
Speaker 1: of all time. I would just have the Greek freak
Speaker 1: down low and I would say, you want to double him? Now?
Speaker 1: It's up to Chris Middleton and Drew Holiday to hit
Speaker 1: these shots or Brook Lopez, that would be my approach.
Speaker 1: I don't want the Greek freak to dribble the ball
Speaker 1: up because you know what happens. Then all I do
Speaker 1: is set up the wall like Miami did in the
Speaker 1: post season, like Phoenix did. And you know, the first
Speaker 1: couple of games, I don't want you to be able.
Speaker 1: I want I want my guy to dictate what you do.
Speaker 1: And I said this in the first hour. I don't
Speaker 1: care if Shack hit a jumper or Kareem hit a jumper,
Speaker 1: will tit a jumper. Do what you do great, don't
Speaker 1: water it down by doing things that you don't do
Speaker 1: well and get them in foul trouble, and let make
Speaker 1: eight and guard you. And then if you're able to
Speaker 1: send it out to the perimeter, it's up to those
Speaker 1: guys to make shots. But you're watching him and it
Speaker 1: feels it's frustrating for me because he can be the
Speaker 1: best player in the sport. Now. He's been an MVP twice,
Speaker 1: so that's obvious. But I don't think he's generally viewed
Speaker 1: as the best player in the sport, the most valuable Okay,
Speaker 1: that's always up for debate. But I think if you
Speaker 1: put him in positions to succeed, then there's nobody like him,
Speaker 1: no one. But it feels like, hey, I'm gonna put
Speaker 1: him on the perimeter, he's gonna dribble the ball up
Speaker 1: to me. It just doesn't seem like you're taking advantage
Speaker 1: of all the great things that he does and then
Speaker 1: shooting the free throws. That's just something that he's mentally
Speaker 1: gonna have to figure out. It's like Sergio Garcia is
Speaker 1: one of the wonder he's one of the great ball
Speaker 1: strikers ever. But remember he'd get over the ball and
Speaker 1: need grip, and then he regrip, and they grip and
Speaker 1: then regrip and here you get, okay, just made it worse,
Speaker 1: and then all of a sudden he just got up there.
Speaker 1: Now it's it's a lot more comfortable, and he hits
Speaker 1: the ball great. But you know, you get to the line,
Speaker 1: you start thinking and you become mechanical. It's not good.
Speaker 1: But what you saw last night, like these are impressive numbers.
Speaker 1: Whenever you see lebron shack and the Greek freak, you go,
Speaker 1: what must have been a pretty good night. It's rare
Speaker 1: when you go, hey, I'm up there with these guys.
Speaker 1: And I didn't have a great knight because he did.
Speaker 1: And my approach would be I would just get him
Speaker 1: the ball down low. You want to double now, my
Speaker 1: guys got to hit jumpers. They hit jumpers. Now, you
Speaker 1: can't double him. I'm gonna put eighton in foul troup.
Speaker 1: Nobody can guard him. He's just so elusive down low.
Speaker 1: Nobody can guard him. I don't want him on the perimeter.
Speaker 1: All right, Matt in Ohio, Hey Matt, what's on your
Speaker 1: mind today? All right? Dan har sins Red is my
Speaker 1: best of the weekend. Baby took three out of four
Speaker 1: from the Brewers, six games over five hundred, only four
Speaker 1: back going into the All Star break. And I got
Speaker 1: a quick fishing story. Okay, you should be very thankful
Speaker 1: that that hook was barblous. Oh I know I had
Speaker 1: I hooked my face when I went fly fishing. I
Speaker 1: told the harrowing story of my fly fishing trip to
Speaker 1: Montana and I somehow survived. Yes, man, I've got a
Speaker 1: similar story that was quite as happy of an ending.
Speaker 1: I was in Sarasota fishing with with like a saltwater
Speaker 1: lure that had these sharp t bubled on him the
Speaker 1: head barb and I got stuck in a tree and
Speaker 1: I'm trying to rip it out of there, and he
Speaker 1: came back and I got two troubles in my knee
Speaker 1: and I got a thirteen hundred dollars medical bill for
Speaker 1: my free vaycase. Then wow, but yeah, yeah, I mean
Speaker 1: like fishing's a contact sport. Yes, thank you man, thank you. Yeah.
Speaker 1: But my brother got the worst of it. He fell
Speaker 1: out of a boat and hit a rock and had
Speaker 1: to get seven like he got staples. What's what's the
Speaker 1: difference between stitches and staples. They're much more popular days
Speaker 1: these days. They just pop them in. It seems like
Speaker 1: staples are the thing. Oh they are more of a
Speaker 1: hard plastic yea a than a twine. Okay, yeah, sue.
Speaker 1: So is staples than an indication of a more severe
Speaker 1: injury or is it just a more convenient type of
Speaker 1: stitched like you know they have. Now, my son got
Speaker 1: smashed in the face and he had to get stitches,
Speaker 1: but instead they just used the glue. Yeah, you've seen
Speaker 1: that where they just have basically like a glue and
Speaker 1: they glued his face back together and then it's like, okay,
Speaker 1: now you're all set. Well that's what we suggested from
Speaker 1: my brother. It's just slaps some glue on because I
Speaker 1: was to catching fish. Yeah, I you know when now
Speaker 1: I had to go to the emergency room and Butte
Speaker 1: Montana to get my brothers stapled up. I don't know.
Speaker 1: It doesn't this sound more impressive when you're getting stitched?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you know I got staples? Yeah, put Yeah,
Speaker 1: a couple things that here. Staples are easier to put
Speaker 1: in and out, according to web MD than stitches. But
Speaker 1: the glue thing is the worst because when you're a kid,
Speaker 1: or whenever you have a story, like if your brother
Speaker 1: told a story, he can't say I had a seven
Speaker 1: inches of glue put on my head, you want to
Speaker 1: have the number of stitches or staples because the more
Speaker 1: the number is the worst injury. Was Yeah, it's more
Speaker 1: about the story, yes, and you need a number to
Speaker 1: go with it. Yeah, ye yeah, it's like how many stitches?
Speaker 1: Was that? Like three squeezes of the glue, three like
Speaker 1: squeezes half a tube of super pop. It's like twelve
Speaker 1: stitches though, okay, each squeeze is like four stitches. They
Speaker 1: call it skin glue. It's an alternative to staples or stitches.
Speaker 1: Yes do. It's like saying you had knee surgery versus
Speaker 1: you know, you got your knee taped up. There's just
Speaker 1: two drastically different sounding things. I thought to me, staples
Speaker 1: sounded worse, like you gotta like I'm picturing an actual
Speaker 1: stapler and they're hitting the bag head to keep your
Speaker 1: getting your skull closed. Yeah, but you know, he somehow
Speaker 1: survived and went fishing the next day. By the end
Speaker 1: of the evening, so we have to take my brother
Speaker 1: to the emergency room. He gets all stapled up, and
Speaker 1: then by then we went back and had dinner. By
Speaker 1: the end of the night, I think he said that
Speaker 1: he had had like forty one stitches. Like he just
Speaker 1: kept adding stitches too, whenever he tell the story to
Speaker 1: somebody else here, yep, got twenty four stitches, and they're
Speaker 1: like and then after a while, I'm like, wait, why
Speaker 1: are you keep adding like seven stitches every time? Somebody asked,
Speaker 1: And then I said, there's staples. They're not stitches, you know.
Speaker 1: According to a couple other websites, staples lower risk of
Speaker 1: infection than a suiture that wounds heal better. Fewer issues
Speaker 1: with scarring. They also let the doctor get into areas
Speaker 1: that are hard to get too for suituring. But sutures,
Speaker 1: you want a scar, the scar is a story. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean I secretly was hoping I hooked myself in
Speaker 1: the face and I thought it'd be nice if I
Speaker 1: had a scar coming back. But uh yeah, not not
Speaker 1: that lucky pulled. I pulled it out and pulled the barbelous. Okay,
Speaker 1: my fly that was there. I'm a man. Do you
Speaker 1: kind of wish that the hook was barbed? It sounds more?
Speaker 1: Oh no, because my guide said, you know, that could
Speaker 1: have gone all the way through and then they'd have
Speaker 1: to take it out from the other side, and this
Speaker 1: would have been a really big deal. Uh but you know,
Speaker 1: when you're casting your fly in the wind, you know,
Speaker 1: bad things can happen. And it came back and smacked
Speaker 1: me right in the face. Uh. Ted And oh, Ted,
Speaker 1: and Tampa, I should say, and then we'll take a break.
Speaker 1: Harold Reynolds will join us coming up a little bit,
Speaker 1: Hey Ted, Hey Dan twice I got a good two
Speaker 1: best for you. Okay, first Bartie Party, banful cancels a
Speaker 1: check at Wimbledon and in second the first time and
Speaker 1: reported sports history. The same day that the city's hockey
Speaker 1: league team won the Stanley Cup their baseball team through
Speaker 1: a no hitter. Okay, well that's thank you, Ted. I
Speaker 1: think the odds of that happening are are very remote
Speaker 1: because you'd have to have a hockey team in a
Speaker 1: baseball town. But by the way, congrats on the lightning.
Speaker 1: Lightning due strength twice and they were the far better
Speaker 1: team against Montreal. But I saw, I saw where they
Speaker 1: have a dive team in case the lightning throw the
Speaker 1: Stanley Cup into the water. So just you know, with
Speaker 1: what happened with Brady, I think that they have a
Speaker 1: dive team on hand. How about to enter tube around
Speaker 1: the cup? No, that's no, you've got of danger. The
Speaker 1: got of danger there. And plus hockey players, I mean,
Speaker 1: who knows how good those hands are when and those guys,
Speaker 1: I think they're all going to look like Brady. And
Speaker 1: by the end of that it's gonna be like Gilligan's
Speaker 1: Island started out a three hour cruise, three hour tour
Speaker 1: and then ended up years later with those guys. All right,
Speaker 1: we'll take a break. Harold Reynolds will join us. We'll
Speaker 1: talk a little bit about baseball at the break, and
Speaker 1: if I gave you a showho Tani or the field
Speaker 1: for home run Derby and are the Astros playing the
Speaker 1: role of victims? Take a break. More phone calls coming up.
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Speaker 1: HR Where are you right now? DP? I'm sucking you up, man.
Speaker 1: I walked over here to course field. You see the
Speaker 1: pence that's behind me. Yeah, and then I'm gonna shut
Speaker 1: This is media day all lined up. It's gonna be
Speaker 1: outdoors for the first time. All the tables, all the
Speaker 1: players will come down and talk to everybody today. So
Speaker 1: that starts, I think in a couple hours. Weather it's
Speaker 1: gonna be fine. It's gonna be ninety. It's been roasting hot,
Speaker 1: so yeah, it'd be good. All right. If I gave
Speaker 1: you shohy ou Tani or the field tonight, if you
Speaker 1: gave me Showhyo tany on the field or the field
Speaker 1: in home run derby, Oh, he's he's gonna out do everybody.
Speaker 1: You well, combined there's gonna be more home runs because
Speaker 1: he's gonna hit the longest one. Dan. I'll tell you
Speaker 1: when I first went to Angels camp three years ago
Speaker 1: and show hey just been there like two days, two
Speaker 1: or three days. I got there fairly early. I get
Speaker 1: to camp and I'm like, Mike Trout, so I'm staying
Speaker 1: at time to Mike, and Mike tell me about show
Speaker 1: you a time, and he grossed by shoulder goes I've
Speaker 1: never seen power like this ever. I'm like, are you
Speaker 1: kidding me? And Justin Upton walks up and he says, Harold,
Speaker 1: he hits them on the rocks one handed. All you
Speaker 1: gotta be kidding me. Now we're really sitting and it's unbelievable. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm always curious about this question that comes up about Hey,
Speaker 1: would you have him just concentrate on hitting or would
Speaker 1: you just let this play out? I mean, they lost
Speaker 1: him already for a season due to you know, arm
Speaker 1: injury with pitching, but how would you how would you
Speaker 1: play this out with Shohei Outani if you were Joe Madden?
Speaker 1: I think he Joe's a perfect manager. I let it
Speaker 1: play out, you know. And the other thing is we
Speaker 1: get caught up and worrying about how great was bo Jackson.
Speaker 1: When we look back at him, we had him doing
Speaker 1: football and baseball. That's an amazing story. So if you
Speaker 1: take away the pitching from Show Hey, he's just another
Speaker 1: glorified home roun hitter. That's the fact that he's pitching,
Speaker 1: throwing one hundred miles an hour. That makes him an
Speaker 1: attraction like we've never seen before. So let him keep
Speaker 1: doing it. How is he as a pitcher? Stuff? I
Speaker 1: think too early on they used too many breaking balls
Speaker 1: put him in trouble. The last three or four games
Speaker 1: I've watched the pitch. He started attacking with the fastball,
Speaker 1: and you know when you're throwing ninety seven ninety eight
Speaker 1: and nobody's ever hits you. I remember this with you, Darvis.
Speaker 1: I went to you Darvis' first game when he came
Speaker 1: over here, all the hype and the springs training, and
Speaker 1: I don't remember who it was. They turned around his
Speaker 1: fastball and hit it over the monster and seven and
Speaker 1: he started throwing breaking balls the rest of the game.
Speaker 1: You gotta think they've never had anybody hit that fastball. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So I think they had to happen to Show Hey too.
Speaker 1: Starting to figure it out. Now it's there a pitch
Speaker 1: you can get him out on, because it feels like
Speaker 1: everybody's got a hold. There's a book on you. After
Speaker 1: a couple of times through the league, Yeah, I think
Speaker 1: you can go down and out until a lot more
Speaker 1: and you can keep him off speed with some some
Speaker 1: breaking balls. The amazing thing about what he's doing offensively
Speaker 1: is Mike Trout's out and they keep pitching to him.
Speaker 1: But he's nut Lad's doing. I don't get it. But
Speaker 1: also when I when I want the sound, I told
Speaker 1: people if I just showed up and listened to him
Speaker 1: hit batting practice, take batting practice like I, that would
Speaker 1: be I don't need to see the ball. I hear
Speaker 1: the ball and it just sounds different. Do you remember
Speaker 1: a guy that had that similar sound when the ball
Speaker 1: left his bat as Bo Jackson? You know, I sound
Speaker 1: like the old Buck O'Neill talking about Josh Gibson, Babe
Speaker 1: Ruth and Bow Jackson. This all the time. He heard
Speaker 1: those sounds, and I'm telling him now the Bo Jackson
Speaker 1: the story for us. So we're hitting in the Kingdom
Speaker 1: early and now it's Bow knows boas full for he
Speaker 1: already runs over Bob's worth. He's around eighties, one hundred
Speaker 1: yards for touchdown to Kingdom. Soon the next year, he's
Speaker 1: taking BP and he's telling me he's already thrown me out.
Speaker 1: So we became friends. He's telling me, you know, switch
Speaker 1: hit or either you can't run and you can't switch hit.
Speaker 1: And he's taking BPS hit and he turns around the
Speaker 1: left side and says bows switch hit, hits one, Dan.
Speaker 1: He hits one into the fifth deck in the Kingdom. Now,
Speaker 1: I've been there ten years in Seattle, and I only
Speaker 1: saw five balls go up there. It was ridiculous. So
Speaker 1: that's how I think the sood. It's the only athlete
Speaker 1: I can think that we've never come across before his boat.
Speaker 1: But if he had concentrated on just baseball, if Bo
Speaker 1: Jackson had finished that statement, well he'd be in Cooperstown.
Speaker 1: There's no doubt about it that he was just starting
Speaker 1: to figure it out. The other thing, if you drop
Speaker 1: bow into this generation right now, where strikehouse didn't matter,
Speaker 1: we may not see the broken bat over the knee,
Speaker 1: but we see some big swings and some long balls.
Speaker 1: But also Reggie Jackson famously, you know, he struck out
Speaker 1: more than anybody, but imagine Reggie Jackson in today's baseball world.
Speaker 1: It was just it's just a different game. It just
Speaker 1: really is. I mean, it's like your favorite sport, like basketball,
Speaker 1: guys shooting threes all the time. Imagine all the great
Speaker 1: scores of the year's pass those guards, I pistol feet
Speaker 1: and stuff with the three point line. And if you
Speaker 1: said that's the most important, it's just a different time
Speaker 1: we're playing. Then he's Harold Reynolds, the former Gold Glove winner,
Speaker 1: gave us one of his gold gloves and then famously
Speaker 1: took it back. MLB Network analysts. Yeah, that still hurt, because,
Speaker 1: you know what, it was such a crappy trophy that
Speaker 1: when when we first got that, like we thought it
Speaker 1: was gold and it was just a glove. They spray
Speaker 1: painted Harold and said, here's your gold glove. That thing
Speaker 1: was gold. That would have been spent a long time ago. Um,
Speaker 1: are the astros trying to play the role of victims.
Speaker 1: It's so tired down. Look, you're gonna get booed. You've
Speaker 1: been booed. I understand. If you have an injury and
Speaker 1: you're not coming to the All Star Game, I'll give
Speaker 1: you a pass. I understand it. But if it's what
Speaker 1: I'm hearing that they're not coming because they don't want
Speaker 1: to be booed. It is one of the tiredest things
Speaker 1: I've ever heard in sports. It's not living up to
Speaker 1: the responsibility of what you should be and it's disappointing
Speaker 1: to the to the to the chorus. Disappointing. If that's
Speaker 1: the case, well you had l twove when you know
Speaker 1: he hits the walk off and look, he's a wonderful player.
Speaker 1: And I don't know what somebody's backing up. Hey, I
Speaker 1: got damn Patrick. Yeah, I don't want you to get hurt. Harold.
Speaker 1: Held on second, I want to say, see this is
Speaker 1: damn Papen. He's live right now. He said, can you
Speaker 1: stop the beef? And you're messing up the show? See Dan,
Speaker 1: you got pull Man? All right? It is that the
Speaker 1: porta Potti guy. No, actually, uh yeah, yeah, appropriately yeah,
Speaker 1: right on, queue with me talking to you. I'll be
Speaker 1: like thirty more seconds. He's not gonna let me talk
Speaker 1: much longer. Yeah, yeah, I don't want you to Harold
Speaker 1: Reynolds injured by porta potty is not a good headline
Speaker 1: for you. Yeah, So everything down here. Yeah, well they're
Speaker 1: getting ready. You know, there's our set grandmout Bates night.
Speaker 1: But the red carpet is going to run through here
Speaker 1: Dan as well, so they go. They're gonna have fans
Speaker 1: lined up on the side over there and over there,
Speaker 1: and the players will walk straight down here on the
Speaker 1: red carpet all the way to the stadium and of
Speaker 1: the entrance there. So that's why I'm staying. Hey, have fun,
Speaker 1: we'll be watching later today. Always great to catch up
Speaker 1: with you. Thanks my friend Harold Reynolds. Yeah, Harold gave
Speaker 1: us one of his gold gloves and then we got
Speaker 1: it and I went, what a disappointment. He loaned it
Speaker 1: to us and we got it. We went, that's all
Speaker 1: you get for being a gold Glove winner. It was
Speaker 1: just a baseball glove and it was it was spray
Speaker 1: painted and then it had two two baseballs there and
Speaker 1: I thought, you could have made this in shop class.
Speaker 1: By the way, MLB Networks covered to the All Star
Speaker 1: Game festivities starts at two Eastern today Tomorrow at three
Speaker 1: Eastern plus. MLB net Work will debut a documentary on
Speaker 1: Fernando Tatis Junior this Wednesday at eight Eastern isn't it
Speaker 1: a little early for a documentary on Tantis Junior? The
Speaker 1: early years of Fernando Tatis Junior the third? Yes, Paul,
Speaker 1: When when Harold sent us that gold glove again, I've
Speaker 1: never seen one in person, I thought he was punking us,
Speaker 1: like he got someone to put a little wood stand,
Speaker 1: grabbed all rawlings a two thousand and some rustoleum and
Speaker 1: sent it in. I thought we were being punked. H
Speaker 1: that was bad. I felt bad because you know, Harold
Speaker 1: won three of those, and I thought, you know, when
Speaker 1: when Darius Rucker loaned us his Grammy, now that had
Speaker 1: some weight to it. That that was it wasn't as
Speaker 1: big a trophy as I thought. I mean, it's not
Speaker 1: as big as a sports Emmy that I have, but
Speaker 1: you know, it was pretty cool. And then you get
Speaker 1: the Heisman that Carson Palmer loaned us. Now that that's
Speaker 1: like almost fifty pounds, you know, Seton. Do you think
Speaker 1: the gold gloves that they give out now are the
Speaker 1: same that they did in say, what like the late
Speaker 1: eighties early nineties? Maybe when playing I hope, I hope
Speaker 1: they've upgraded because I would not want to win a
Speaker 1: gold glove if that was what my prize was you
Speaker 1: boot a few? Yeah, I'd be like, and I don't
Speaker 1: want that damn good. Yeah, you can't really put it
Speaker 1: in with other trophies that you have. Yeah, I'm the club.
Speaker 1: Do we have to be quiet about the heisman? So
Speaker 1: no one comes after that? Again, there's a pattern. Oh,
Speaker 1: I know, but who would come in they have no
Speaker 1: rights to Well, it's Carson Palmer's, but we thought it
Speaker 1: was Darius Ruckers. And then the Grammys said you got
Speaker 1: to get that back. You can't be loaning that out.
Speaker 1: And I thought, wait, this is Darius's Grammy. And then
Speaker 1: Darius said, oh, I don't want to upset the Grammys
Speaker 1: where you know, I don't win another Grammys. And we
Speaker 1: had to send it back to We had to overnight
Speaker 1: that damn thing. It probably cost me, you know, three
Speaker 1: hundred dollars to make sure I got it back to Darius.
Speaker 1: And then we saw Darius. He was joining us, and
Speaker 1: he was in his bedroom and he had his Grammys
Speaker 1: under uneath a nightstand. There was even on display. We're
Speaker 1: trying to give the Grammys a little publicity here, and
Speaker 1: the Grammys could use that. Yes, Todd, was it more
Speaker 1: awesome or disappointing to find out that Carson Palmer was
Speaker 1: leaving his coveted Heisman trophy with cobwebs on it, like
Speaker 1: in the garage before he sent it to us. Um it.
Speaker 1: You have actors who have their you know, Academy awards
Speaker 1: that they'll put in the bathroom. So I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think you know in Carson's mind, like I want it,
Speaker 1: but it doesn't define me and I don't need to
Speaker 1: put it on display. Plus, you don't have to worry
Speaker 1: about somebody stealing it if they don't even know that
Speaker 1: it's there. Yeah. Mclemm no, we got to get a
Speaker 1: hold of a green jacket for the studio and we're
Speaker 1: not going to get that. What if, I pointed John,
Speaker 1: Rob loves us. If we know they just don't let that,
Speaker 1: that would be bad. It would be great, but it
Speaker 1: would be bad if if somebody from Augusta tuned in,
Speaker 1: somebody from the Master's like, whose green jacket is that?
Speaker 1: It's it's a Phil Nicholson's Phil. Yeah, I got the
Speaker 1: twenty twenty m will be a gold Glove Award. It's
Speaker 1: a little different than the one in Harold Reynolds Day,
Speaker 1: but it appears to be the same spray painted on
Speaker 1: a perch. There. It's pretty cool, says Rawlings. There's a
Speaker 1: couple of baseball. Oh no, it's not cool at all.
Speaker 1: If you're it's like a car that has imperfections. If
Speaker 1: you're thirty feet away, it's a great looking trophy. Yes,
Speaker 1: if you're about ten feet away, it's a great looking trophy.
Speaker 1: Why don't you get up and see that it's uh,
Speaker 1: it's the Rawlings glove with its pain. Yeah, it's just
Speaker 1: it's it's a well done job that's missing the macaroni.
Speaker 1: But around it looks like kind of like the Notre
Speaker 1: Dame helmets, the kind of gold spray paint the current
Speaker 1: Notre Dame. Yeah, you could make that in shop class
Speaker 1: and do a better job in shop class. Yes, Todd,
Speaker 1: I don't understand why that's kind of a big deal
Speaker 1: winning a gold glove. I know if more than a
Speaker 1: few people I think it used to be. How is
Speaker 1: that that's a pretty impressive thing to get a gold
Speaker 1: for it to look like some kind of replica. Tell me,
Speaker 1: tell me who won gold gloves last year. That's a
Speaker 1: very exactly Nobody cares. We used to We used to
Speaker 1: care about things like fielding, but the person that wanted cares,
Speaker 1: and I'm sure we'd like it to not look like
Speaker 1: something that came out of shop class in junior high school. Yes,
Speaker 1: I have a solution. If you win, Let's say you
Speaker 1: win a gold glove in twenty twenty. The next year
Speaker 1: you play the entire season with an actual gold glove.
Speaker 1: So when people look down the fielding, hey, why is
Speaker 1: that shortstop got a gold glove on? He's a winner,
Speaker 1: So now you get more publicity for it. I'm barely kidding. No,
Speaker 1: I think you could do that, but I don't know
Speaker 1: if they would let you with the color of it.
Speaker 1: I know, based on us all these unwritten rules rawlings,
Speaker 1: skuld put together a special gold tipped glove and then
Speaker 1: when you're look in the field and your kid goes,
Speaker 1: why does that guy have one that's different everybody else? Well,
Speaker 1: because he's won the best fielder, I'd like it. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: like Nolan Erronado down at third base and he's got
Speaker 1: a gold glove. Yes time, But if you make an
Speaker 1: eric call, is not much more attention. I think you're
Speaker 1: a gold glove. You've got this big sparkly thing on
Speaker 1: your hand and all right. I don't know if they're
Speaker 1: as sensitive as the astros are and they don't want
Speaker 1: to be yelled at. Stop it, stop booing. We're not
Speaker 1: going to the All Star Game. Boohoo. Let's go around
Speaker 1: the room. Best and worst of the weekend, Todd, I'm
Speaker 1: going to start with you. It could be best and
Speaker 1: worst of the week since we were on vacation. My
Speaker 1: best is Satelly's women's doubles match at Wimbledon. Hopefully I'm
Speaker 1: gonna pronounce this right. Shay Suway of Taiwan and at
Speaker 1: least Mertons of Belgium won the women's doubles titled Wimbledar.
Speaker 1: I found it very fascinating doubles. It was really great.
Speaker 1: In the process, they saved two match points against the
Speaker 1: Russian duel of Veronica kudr Matova and Yelena Vestnina, European
Speaker 1: feat really hilarious. I think that's what I like. You
Speaker 1: didn't watch the men's doubles. I did not. I want
Speaker 1: to say doubles is exciting because they're right up at
Speaker 1: the net there to come and right at them, and
Speaker 1: the guys do the same thing and they as well. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's I figured they'd do something similar, but I preferred
Speaker 1: watching the Worlds Worst The Brave Star ronalds So. I know,
Speaker 1: I like the beach volleyball. I like what I like.
Speaker 1: You're very transparent, Brave Star Ronald Kuner Junior. Here's the
Speaker 1: getting carted off the field satellite at the Marlins, tore
Speaker 1: his right acl trying to catch a ball at the
Speaker 1: warning truck in the fiftetting. Done for the year. Yeah
Speaker 1: sense see great player McLevin. My Philadelphia Phillies back to
Speaker 1: five hundred after beating the Red Sox despite losing a
Speaker 1: huge chuck of their team for COVID rules, which is weird.
Speaker 1: They're getting widely criticized. That's my worst suit. My other
Speaker 1: worst is what's up with England. I'm sorry, I just
Speaker 1: have to rub it in, like what, why can't they
Speaker 1: get this right? I was so into it because they
Speaker 1: were home in the Eurofinal. To lose like that at
Speaker 1: home seemed pretty tough, and Italy was favored, I think,
Speaker 1: a slight favorite at Wembley. You have to keep in mind,
Speaker 1: I'm the casual fans. I'm not like these guys at all.
Speaker 1: I am too, I mean, I do enough research on it.
Speaker 1: But Italy was a better team. And I have a
Speaker 1: question for the soccer guys who are pedalet kicks. They're
Speaker 1: not good. That's what I was reading on Twitter. Like
Speaker 1: soccer enthusiasts do not like it. They say it's sort
Speaker 1: of a bad way to end the game. Well, they
Speaker 1: did have the extra time, they had two fifteen minute
Speaker 1: periods there, but it felt like they were very very
Speaker 1: conservative both sides. Yeah. Point well, the sport where you
Speaker 1: run that much, they can't have unlimited play where it
Speaker 1: just goes on for hours hours like the NBA. You
Speaker 1: could substitute players more liberally. Hockey you could even substitute
Speaker 1: players more liberally, but soccer there's there's very few substitutions.
Speaker 1: You can't have a guy running to death. Well, how
Speaker 1: many players do you have on the squad? You probably
Speaker 1: have seen helped me out, like eighteen players for eleven spots,
Speaker 1: But there's three substitutions a game. Traditional you could expand
Speaker 1: that for them, okay after Yeah, since COVID they've up
Speaker 1: that to five subs and then when you go to
Speaker 1: extra time you can add a sixth. But other than that,
Speaker 1: that's all you could do, like strategically, But right England
Speaker 1: is getting criticized because they had like way better player
Speaker 1: well not better players, but just more experienced players, and
Speaker 1: they were criticized a lot for playing two conservatively. Once
Speaker 1: they scored that first goal two minutes in, they just
Speaker 1: kind of sat back and we're like, all right, let's
Speaker 1: just defend and then you know, you just you can't
Speaker 1: keep that up forever. Best and worst of the weekend, See,
Speaker 1: my best is just the audacity of Connor McGregor to
Speaker 1: still continue talking trash while laying on the canvas getting
Speaker 1: his broken leg taking caviage, Like that's all you. I'm
Speaker 1: coming for you. He's saying all this stuff. I'm like, dude,
Speaker 1: they're like carting you off right now, and you're still
Speaker 1: talking trash. It's just unreal. Yeah. Um, and we've hit
Speaker 1: it a couple of times. But the pettiness of the
Speaker 1: back and forth between the Yankees and the Astros, Aaron
Speaker 1: Judge tugging on his jersey right like, dude, just stop
Speaker 1: it already. Both. I thought it was funny. And then
Speaker 1: and then they rip off all two Bay's jersey. Just
Speaker 1: no tattoo, by the way, Yeah, where's his ugly tattoo?
Speaker 1: Tattooto is afraid of Yeah, and the wire that he
Speaker 1: supposedly had on PAULI a couple best of the weekends,
Speaker 1: the easiest headline of all time, Lightning strikes twice, Tampa
Speaker 1: Bay repeats his Cup champion damp baby Lightning look great.
Speaker 1: They were just dominant the whole way. Uh, and I
Speaker 1: would see the other I guess it's best and worst.
Speaker 1: Marv Albert retiring that that's a great broadcaster. He really
Speaker 1: made the NBA better during his time. Feels like he
Speaker 1: was the voice of the eighties, nineties and going forward
Speaker 1: to a lot of big playoff games, are he handled Yep? Yeah,
Speaker 1: kind of took it for granted that Marv was always
Speaker 1: going to be there with the big game. All right,
Speaker 1: let's take a break. More phone calls coming up. Reggie
Speaker 1: Miller will join us coming up next hour. Back after
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Speaker 1: worst of the weekend. This whole Aaron Rodgers situation is fascinating.
Speaker 1: I've maintained all along, and I'll continue to maintain all
Speaker 1: along that Aaron Rodgers is going to play for the Packers.
Speaker 1: But every time he's been asked about it, you know,
Speaker 1: he's very vague. I don't know, and we'll see. I'm
Speaker 1: going to enjoy this next week coming up. Even on
Speaker 1: the match when Tom Brady was there, Brady give him
Speaker 1: a little grief there. I like that. I don't know
Speaker 1: what other options Aaron Rodgers has. You know you're gonna
Speaker 1: not play, You're waiting for the Packers to trade you.
Speaker 1: Doesn't seem like that's going to happen. And the time
Speaker 1: is kind of running out for you to go to
Speaker 1: a new team and get ready to go at least
Speaker 1: I would think so. And your best chance to win
Speaker 1: is in Green Bay. I get the feeling. And I've
Speaker 1: said this before. He just wants to make the Packers
Speaker 1: squirm a little bit. They did it to him, and
Speaker 1: now now I'm gonna say this in his mind, like, hey,
Speaker 1: we're drafting your replacement. Okay. Rogers has gone through this
Speaker 1: when they drafted him and they had Brett Farve and
Speaker 1: he probably felt like, you know, nobody's gonna embrace me.
Speaker 1: Everybody loves Farv and I'll never be able to replace
Speaker 1: the legend of Brett Farve what she was able to do.
Speaker 1: And then, hey, I just gave you an MVP season
Speaker 1: or you know the well prior to that, I gave
Speaker 1: an MVP season, but you drafted my replacement the previous year.
Speaker 1: So maybe he just feels like, all right, how about
Speaker 1: I turn this back on you guys and make you squirm.
Speaker 1: You know, how does it feel. I don't know if
Speaker 1: they're gonna make him the highest paid quarterback. I don't
Speaker 1: know how important that is to him. I think he
Speaker 1: wants to make sure and this is just from what
Speaker 1: I've read. I have no information on this that you're
Speaker 1: gonna guarantee I'm going to be the starter. I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna lose my job to this guy. I mean that
Speaker 1: I think he wants them to squirm, and I think
Speaker 1: he wants to guarantee that I'm the starter barring an injury,
Speaker 1: that I'm going to be the starter for the duration
Speaker 1: of this contract. That would be my feeling. I just
Speaker 1: think that, you know, he doesn't have an answer yet.
Speaker 1: Maybe on his contract. But other than that, what else
Speaker 1: you're asking for? No, you got your best receiver is
Speaker 1: going to be signing a long term deal. You you
Speaker 1: still got a good offensive line, you got a good
Speaker 1: running back, You like your coach, you like Green Bay,
Speaker 1: you like the fan like, you like all of this.
Speaker 1: Why would you want to leave? Yeah, point is a possible.
Speaker 1: The Packers are just kind of soaking all this awkwardness
Speaker 1: up in lieu of giving him a new contract. You
Speaker 1: he meant to hold out. He may have to leave
Speaker 1: at end of the season. You had made to trade him,
Speaker 1: but you don't want to give him three years in
Speaker 1: one hundred and twenty five million at this age. I
Speaker 1: don't think that's what they want to do. Well, you
Speaker 1: have to be sure about Jordan's love. And if you're
Speaker 1: sure about jordan love, then I would have traded Aaron Rodgers.
Speaker 1: I don't think the Packers are sure about Jordan. How
Speaker 1: could you be? Guy didn't even play in a game.
Speaker 1: He's good in practice. I was good in practice? Like
Speaker 1: that doesn't make any sense. But if if you said
Speaker 1: to me, this is like Patrick Mahomes with Alex Smith, Wait, look,
Speaker 1: we got to trade Alex because Mahomes is so good.
Speaker 1: And I think they thought, given the previous years to
Speaker 1: the MVP season, that Rogers was on the decline, that
Speaker 1: he had become, you know, maybe outside the top ten
Speaker 1: in quarterbacks because he had twenty five twenty six touchdowns
Speaker 1: those two seasons. That's pedestrian. And then he has an
Speaker 1: unbelievable season. I think the Packers bet on Aaron declining,
Speaker 1: and you know, hes making them pay for that bet.
Speaker 1: He would love nothing better than Jordan loved not being
Speaker 1: able to play at all for the next three years.
Speaker 1: Where you go, yeah, and that first round just remind
Speaker 1: you that how that first round round pick too? Oh,
Speaker 1: that's right, he hasn't played yet. He can't beat me out.
Speaker 1: You know, one of the match last week with Phil
Speaker 1: and Bryson and Rogers and Brady, Brady and Rodgers are
Speaker 1: throwing the ball around between holes and they're just snapping
Speaker 1: it to each other and they're they're talking about like
Speaker 1: they were actually talking shot like, uh, you do a
Speaker 1: little twist thing with their hip and then Brady goes,
Speaker 1: he goes, he goes. You know, you could ask Aaron's
Speaker 1: he's the face of the Packers kind of, I guess
Speaker 1: and everyone starts laughing and Rogers just has like this
Speaker 1: big grin on the face. Brady is at this late
Speaker 1: David's career becoming a master smack talk. He yes, you
Speaker 1: know he had all of this there in New England.
Speaker 1: He wasn't allowed to showcase it, but now he's making
Speaker 1: up for lost time. Yeah, I'm the club. I feel like,
Speaker 1: you know, probably said three years, Like Aaron Rodgers is
Speaker 1: thirty seven in today's NFL, forty year old quarterback is
Speaker 1: perfectly viable, isn't he. I'd give him that money in
Speaker 1: a heartbeat. Yeah, but how many are you know? Drew
Speaker 1: Brees physical problem. It's not a great Yeah, he was
Speaker 1: not a great quarterback, but he had a shoulder problem,
Speaker 1: didn't He kept getting hurt? And say with Peyton Mann
Speaker 1: he had a neck problem. Is Aaron Rodgers? Rodgers had
Speaker 1: the separated shoulder? That's true. Would you give him three
Speaker 1: years at one twenty one thirty? That's like kind of
Speaker 1: market rate for the high end quarterbacks. So yeah, definitely.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think other teams would line up to
Speaker 1: give him that, wouldn't they. I'm guessing I'm guessing denver Wood.
Speaker 1: I don't. But he shows no signs of slowing down.
Speaker 1: It feels like like he's smarter. Well, what happens is,
Speaker 1: you know, you you substitute. Hey, I don't have the
Speaker 1: same kind of athleticism, but I know, I mean, Brady
Speaker 1: is getting by on just being smart. I mean, he
Speaker 1: still throws a pretty good ball, but you know these
Speaker 1: are dump pounds. He's just kind of all right, what
Speaker 1: are you given me? What am I taking? Those kind
Speaker 1: of things. As you get older, at that position, you
Speaker 1: know you're able to sort of say, I'm going to
Speaker 1: dictate what we want, you know, to happen here. It's
Speaker 1: like Kurt Warner when the Greatest Show on Turf with
Speaker 1: the Rams said, I wanted them to blitz me because
Speaker 1: then I could dictate what I wanted to do. And
Speaker 1: you know, Brady's probably the same way, Rogers the same way.
Speaker 1: There's a cerebral level there at uh. You know, it's
Speaker 1: just something you can't teach. It's just absorbed. It's by
Speaker 1: proxy of spending fifteen twenty years. Yeah. Point that Kurt
Speaker 1: Warner movie is coming along filming it now. God, I
Speaker 1: don't know this actors much about Zachary Levi is playing
Speaker 1: Kurt Warner. He was Shozam Okay, yeah, Anna Pack when
Speaker 1: it's Brenda Warner, Yeah, Dennis Quite Is, Dick vermeil Is,
Speaker 1: Denis Quite has to be in every sports movie, doesn't
Speaker 1: he as a coach or something. It feels like, yeah,
Speaker 1: we remember talking to Warner about that. It felt like
Speaker 1: seven or eight years ago when they were first talking
Speaker 1: about that movie. Yeah. See, that's always the craziest thing
Speaker 1: to me when you hear people talk about movies and
Speaker 1: they're like, oh, yeah, well about seven years ago we
Speaker 1: all got together in a meeting and then yeah, now
Speaker 1: here's the movie out. Now. It's like takes that long.
Speaker 1: I don't know how anything gets done in Hollywood now,
Speaker 1: where somebody says, hey, I got this idea, and you're like, okay,
Speaker 1: and then you pass around the script and then you know,
Speaker 1: then it falls apart and then you can't get somebody one.
Speaker 1: You're trying to get this guy not available, and then
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, you know, somebody picks us script
Speaker 1: back up and you go, oh, you know that was
Speaker 1: available ten years ago. At least, that's what happens to
Speaker 1: me in Hollywood. Basically, I call Sandler and I go,
Speaker 1: he got anything for me? Dany I was supposed to
Speaker 1: have two cameos. He's got two sports movies. One's a
Speaker 1: basketball movie and the other one is about Sean Payton
Speaker 1: when he was suspended that one year, and he coached
Speaker 1: his son's high school too, And I'm supposed to do
Speaker 1: a cameo and that as well. I'm just waiting for
Speaker 1: my script. San Man. Can you check on when these
Speaker 1: movies are coming out, Paul, because if it's bad news,
Speaker 1: do you want to hear it Monday. It's okay, it's
Speaker 1: all right in production. Yeah, a port too up against
Speaker 1: a break. Yeah, I mean I survived a near tragic
Speaker 1: fishing trip to Montana. I can take whatever bad news
Speaker 1: you have for sounds like a movie. Maybe in ten
Speaker 1: years from now, Dan, we can make You're a fishing
Speaker 1: trip into a movie. All right? More phone calls coming up,
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