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Speaker 2: Two on this Friday, it's a meat Friday. At that case,
Speaker 2: you're wondering Philly cheese steaks today and beer battered fries.
Speaker 2: So I went to Tyler. Tyler is our resident cook,
Speaker 2: and I said, why don't we Why don't we have
Speaker 2: Kansas City barbecue? He goes, well, I thought you would
Speaker 2: be doing that next week in New Orleans. I said, no,
Speaker 2: we should be doing both of those today because I
Speaker 2: don't know what Chad from Treger Chef Greg from Kings
Speaker 2: Hawaiian is going to make. And then he tells me, well,
Speaker 2: he's a Philly fan, and that's why we're having Philly
Speaker 2: cheese steaks. So he took matters into his own hands
Speaker 2: a little bit. A little bit, but Tyler has Philly
Speaker 2: cheese steaks, beer battered fries. Who has better than we do?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: Body?
Speaker 2: Oh wow, wait a minute, I there should be some
Speaker 2: objectivity on this show there normally is. I didn't know
Speaker 2: that Tyler was playing favorites here and that he was
Speaker 2: rooting for Philadelphia. Who has it better than we do?
Speaker 2: No still sounded phony, but I'll take it. I'll take it.
Speaker 4: Eight.
Speaker 5: Yes, time they get all the calls and all the rings.
Speaker 5: At least we can do is get some barbecue out
Speaker 5: of the deal.
Speaker 2: Just kind of rings the chiefs.
Speaker 5: If we're going like honoring Kansas City and the chiefs.
Speaker 5: If they're getting all the rings and they getting all
Speaker 5: the calls from the officials, let us get some wings
Speaker 5: out of there.
Speaker 2: How abount some onion rings? Oh, onion rings.
Speaker 5: That's very great.
Speaker 2: We could have done cheese steaks and onion rings.
Speaker 5: What do we haven't said French fries? What's the connection?
Speaker 2: Beer battered? I have no idea. Once again, I just
Speaker 2: run this place. He didn't. Tyler is gone rogue. He
Speaker 2: doesn't tell me what meat Friday is anymore. So when
Speaker 2: I went back there, he goes, are you upset? I go, no,
Speaker 2: But we should have had Kansas City ribs to go
Speaker 2: with Philly cheese steaks.
Speaker 3: It's all just like the chef from the menu, no substitutions.
Speaker 3: I'd like that movie the menu I did. I thought
Speaker 3: Ray Fines was really good, really creepy, but then he
Speaker 3: just clapped once and then all of a sudden everything stopped. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and after like the fifth clap, people were like, can
Speaker 3: you stop doing that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, then you knew somebody was dying in that movie. Yes, Paul,
Speaker 2: did you guys see that movie Burnt? Yeah, with Bradley Cooper.
Speaker 6: Bradley Cooper, he's a high end chef with drug problems.
Speaker 6: Was that good? I've seen it twice?
Speaker 7: Mmm.
Speaker 2: I thought that was terrible?
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, I watched it. It was another one halfway
Speaker 3: through as like, I guess I'm finishing this thing. But
Speaker 3: there was no real I don't know. That was the
Speaker 3: whole thing was a little forced. It felt forced.
Speaker 2: Oh, did not get good reviews? What was the Chef
Speaker 2: movie with Jon Favreau and Sophia Vega and he had
Speaker 2: like a food truck. I think it's called Chef. I
Speaker 2: thought that was pretty good.
Speaker 6: Chef and the hot girl.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it wasn't believable that John Favreau's got Sophia
Speaker 2: v He's got quite the resume he does. He's got
Speaker 2: a great resume. And and I like that movie. I
Speaker 2: thought it was pretty good. I'm it to the point
Speaker 2: now where I just go, how do I get through
Speaker 2: the next two hours? What can I watch that gets
Speaker 2: me through the next couple of hours? That's about it.
Speaker 2: That's what it's because I'm watching Kneecap. I think it's
Speaker 2: on Netflix. It's about a Northern Ireland rap group.
Speaker 6: I think you're making this.
Speaker 2: No, it's called knee Cap and it's it's a rap
Speaker 2: group in Northern Ireland and they they're speaking Gaelic straight
Speaker 2: out of Belfast. Yeah, yeah, Northern Ireland. Yes, that's not
Speaker 2: an NFL films. Detroit Lions Year in Review. Okay, and
Speaker 2: I'll let you in on that one. We'll get phone
Speaker 2: calls coming up. We'll talk about the All Star snubs
Speaker 2: in the NBA once again. If you want somebody on,
Speaker 2: you have to take somebody off. That's the way it works.
Speaker 2: I like how people would be, Hey, I'm gonna stand
Speaker 2: up for this guy, and I go, okay, you want
Speaker 2: that guy on the you want somebonus on the All
Speaker 2: Star team? Who you taking off? Let me know who
Speaker 2: you're taking off, because that's how it works. There's only
Speaker 2: a finite number of people who are making the All
Speaker 2: Star team. By the way, we don't care about the
Speaker 2: All Star team, but we care about the All Star snubs.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: I can't believe that he got job there. And then
Speaker 2: we'll complain about the All Star Game. Seaton's on the road.
Speaker 2: We'll probably hear from him next hour as he makes
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Speaker 2: if you haven't done so. Poll question for hour two
Speaker 2: is going to be what Dylan So?
Speaker 3: I actually just overheard Paul say this. I think it's
Speaker 3: a good one for the All Star Game. Would you
Speaker 3: rather make the team and people think you shouldn't be
Speaker 3: on it or get snubbed and everyone will be like, oh,
Speaker 3: you got snubbed.
Speaker 2: Feels like you get more attention getting snubbed than you
Speaker 2: do if you make the two more runway with that.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know if people are going talking about Pascal
Speaker 2: Siakam today because he made the All Star team. I
Speaker 2: don't think. So you're the first person to mention it, Yes, yeah,
Speaker 2: probably so? And then you're going to get Trey Young
Speaker 2: should have been on there. Sabona should have been on there.
Speaker 2: LaMelo Ball should have been on there. Okay, who you
Speaker 2: taking off? We'll talk about that coming up. Also, I'm
Speaker 2: watching the Lakers against the Wizards, and once again it's
Speaker 2: kind of a slow night at my household. The Lakers
Speaker 2: beat the Wizards one, thirty four to ninety six, thirty
Speaker 2: eight point win. There largest this season, and the thirty
Speaker 2: eight point wins surpassed their win over Washington last week
Speaker 2: when they won one to eleven to eighty eight. Ronnie
Speaker 2: James got to play, and well, this is what it
Speaker 2: sounded like last night.
Speaker 9: James patrolling the possession.
Speaker 2: Handy ovation. I don't know if it was standing ovation,
Speaker 2: but they were chanting MVP at one point Spectrum Sportsnet.
Speaker 2: Now the reason why I bring this up, You know,
Speaker 2: Ronnie is in a precarious position. I don't think he's
Speaker 2: ready to play. I think he's playing obviously because of
Speaker 2: his dad. They're picking and choosing when they bring him up.
Speaker 2: He got really exposed by Tyrese Maxey, but Tyrese Maxey
Speaker 2: exposes just about everybody. But you really saw the difference
Speaker 2: between an All Star caliber guard and a guy who
Speaker 2: probably should be in the G League. I mean, there's
Speaker 2: a reason why he was drafted fifty fifth. But Stephen A.
Speaker 2: Smith a couple of days ago had this to say
Speaker 2: in a message to Lebron James about his son on
Speaker 2: first take, I'm.
Speaker 10: Really really trying to be as respectful as I possibly
Speaker 10: can be towards Lebron James, one of the top two
Speaker 10: or three players in the history of basketball, Number two
Speaker 10: in my eyes, a treasure to the game of basketball
Speaker 10: that we should and will all miss when he is gone.
Speaker 10: I am pleading with Lebron James as a father.
Speaker 2: Stop this, Stop this. You're not sending him to Afghanistan.
Speaker 6: Good God, I've never been that serious about anything.
Speaker 2: God, I wasn't that serious at my mom's funeral. Stop this,
Speaker 2: stop this pleading with you.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: If you didn't know the context, but I just said,
Speaker 2: listen to his voice, you'd be like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: somebody passed away.
Speaker 8: What happened.
Speaker 10: I'm really really trying.
Speaker 6: I gotta give him credit for the delivery. Though it's
Speaker 6: oh he's a great actor, awesome, No, No, he's great. Absolutely.
Speaker 6: There is always theater, and then he's got to get
Speaker 6: in that. Maybe second greatest of all time. As a father,
Speaker 6: I'm pleading with you. I am begging you.
Speaker 11: It's like throwing a towel, like Rocky four. My gosh,
Speaker 11: what is going on?
Speaker 2: Oh he just got he got into a basketball game.
Speaker 2: He's not in Iraq, Like, let's let's be oh, play it,
Speaker 2: play it one more time.
Speaker 10: I'm really really trying to be as respectful as I
Speaker 10: possibly can towards Lebron James, one of the top two
Speaker 10: or three players in the history of basketball, Number two
Speaker 10: in my eyes, a treasure to the game of basketball
Speaker 10: that we should and will all miss when he is gone.
Speaker 10: I am pleading with Lebron James as a father, stop this,
Speaker 10: stop this.
Speaker 2: Would you give now?
Speaker 6: Would you give twenty dollars.
Speaker 2: Some operators standing by? Yes, Paul, What if the.
Speaker 6: Next morning Lebron James called a press conference that stephen A,
Speaker 6: you're right, we're shutting this all down. Yes, that was
Speaker 6: the tipping point.
Speaker 2: Yes, I finally had some clarity. Now I realize what
Speaker 2: I'm doing as a father to this poor child. He
Speaker 2: gets to play for the Lakers, he gets to be
Speaker 2: a professional basketball player. Yes, there's nepotism, but I think
Speaker 2: I'm being a pretty damn good father. You know, I
Speaker 2: got him to the NBA. He's getting paid. Yeah, he
Speaker 2: gets embarrassed when he gets in, but that's okay. He's learning.
Speaker 2: He's learning on the job, Yes, Todd.
Speaker 5: But as a fellow human who enjoys the sport of basketball.
Speaker 5: Let's end this madness once and fro.
Speaker 2: It sounds like Liam Neeson and taken.
Speaker 6: Michael Jordan didn't put his kids on the Wizards.
Speaker 2: No, the greatest of all time, with all due respect.
Speaker 5: I will hunt you down, I will find you, and
Speaker 5: I will send you.
Speaker 4: Back to the.
Speaker 2: That's the new Liam Neeson movie, the G League. I
Speaker 2: will find you and I will send you back to
Speaker 2: the CHI League. A certain set of skills. I don't
Speaker 2: know what those are. I don't know what those are
Speaker 2: at this point. He created this so if his son
Speaker 2: gets in, you know, it's getting his ass handed to him. Okay,
Speaker 2: not the end of the world. JJ Reddick doesn't have
Speaker 2: to put him in. Lebron could say to JJ, hey,
Speaker 2: I just like having him around as the twelfth man
Speaker 2: on the roster. Hey, he's learning by proxy just being
Speaker 2: around his But when he got in, he played fifteen
Speaker 2: minutes against Philadelphia, and Tyrese Maxey was torturing him. Took
Speaker 2: it right to him. But I mean, he's going to
Speaker 2: do that to a lot of people. But I don't
Speaker 2: feel sorry for Brownie from the standpoint of he's in
Speaker 2: the game. Okay, he's in the game. Whatever happens, happens.
Speaker 2: I can't feel sorry for you. But the whole scenario
Speaker 2: we talked about it, I get it, he had clout,
Speaker 2: he used it. His son is there for however long.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's probably only going to be there until
Speaker 2: his dad retires, because he's not a guy who's going
Speaker 2: to be playing a lot, at least not yet. And
Speaker 2: I talked about it. He should have stayed one more year,
Speaker 2: been a starter and maybe a star at USC. I
Speaker 2: saw where Gilbert Arenas's son, five star recruit, and he
Speaker 2: might be better than his dad when it's all said
Speaker 2: and done. He's going to USC. How about those collect
Speaker 2: he can collect? He can and his daughter too. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Gilbert's son and daughter are high high, high end, five
Speaker 2: star recruit.
Speaker 11: He's like LaVar ball two point zero. Oh, don't say
Speaker 11: that as far.
Speaker 4: As getting your kids.
Speaker 11: Yeah, no, no, I'm not saying.
Speaker 4: What's role LaVar Ball.
Speaker 2: A lot.
Speaker 11: I'll say what he's done as a father.
Speaker 2: He finally got out of the way.
Speaker 11: I'm not talking about him as he made.
Speaker 2: It about himself for years, and I said, get out
Speaker 2: of the way. Let your kids play. Let let's see
Speaker 2: if they can play. It's not about you and your
Speaker 2: big baller brand and all that nonsense.
Speaker 11: Yes, oh, but I wasn't talking about him doing all
Speaker 11: the you know, big baller brand and all that. I
Speaker 11: was only talking about getting his kids to where he
Speaker 11: wanted them to go. And I was to the NBA.
Speaker 11: He and to be a rap star. The middle Sun
Speaker 11: is a rapper.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's gotta what's it called tweaker sweaker Yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: And he's the best shooter of all the brothers.
Speaker 11: Yes he is.
Speaker 6: And he does not play basketball in.
Speaker 2: Him no, no, but he could shoot. I mean he
Speaker 2: could shoot though, Yes, that's all. That's all he could do.
Speaker 2: But LaMelo should be an All Star, right.
Speaker 11: His team's not good enough. I wouldn't take anybody else
Speaker 11: off and put him on.
Speaker 2: But you don't have to do it. You know, there's
Speaker 2: not a representative from every team, correct, But he has.
Speaker 2: At one point he was leading the NBA and scoring
Speaker 2: wasn't he at one point? Yes, yeah, all right, Well
Speaker 2: we'll talk about this coming up. More phone calls as well.
Speaker 2: When we come back, We're going to play the Super
Speaker 2: Bowl boost game. Who would benefit the most? Whose career
Speaker 2: would be boosted most by winning a Super Bowl? Also
Speaker 2: Cam Newton, he was an MVP, He was in the
Speaker 2: Super Bowl, lost the Super Bowl, and then he was
Speaker 2: asked what you'd rather have an NFL MVP regular season
Speaker 2: or a Super Bowl win? Is answer surprising? We'll talk
Speaker 2: about that coming up next.
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Speaker 2: David in Ohio, Hi David, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Dan, I had a Hi the face bet for Dylan.
Speaker 8: I was wondering if he wanted to take the over
Speaker 8: on camera hands to Taylor Swift over five and a
Speaker 8: half and I'll take the under five and a.
Speaker 2: Half, Okay, Dylan, Pie to the face David in Ohio
Speaker 2: over under Taylor Swift appearances, so.
Speaker 3: I actually like the under there, but as a man
Speaker 3: of sport, I will take the over.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, all right, you got a bet, David, and
Speaker 2: I will take the under all right, okay, fair enough.
Speaker 2: Jim in Ohio, Hi Jim, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 12: Happy sedued me Friday, Stan. Good morning to the three
Speaker 12: and a half Danet. I wanted to ask you a
Speaker 12: couple of questions on the wedding, the battle that you
Speaker 12: went through. The couple that got engaged. Number one, are
Speaker 12: they still together? In two? Have they ever apologized or
Speaker 12: tried to make it right? I don't know what you
Speaker 12: could do to make that right, but as there have
Speaker 12: been any revolution to that issue.
Speaker 2: No, I got married thirty seven years ago and a
Speaker 2: couple got engaged at my reception, or told me as
Speaker 2: I walked into my reception, saying the quote was not
Speaker 2: to upstage you, but we got engaged and they are
Speaker 2: not still together. So thirty one, well, I will you know,
Speaker 2: I root for love. I love love, but in that case,
Speaker 2: I didn't necessarily love love. I kind of just go
Speaker 2: scoreboard with that person and be like, man, I'm getting
Speaker 2: around my thirty seventh wedding anniversary. How about you? Oh
Speaker 2: that's right, you're on your third marriage. But no, there
Speaker 2: was no apology for getting engaged, announcing the engagement at
Speaker 2: my wedding. Let's see Ellen in Wisconsin. Hi Ellen, Hi Ellen, Ellen.
Speaker 2: I think Ellen. I don't know if she butt dialed us.
Speaker 2: Jake and Buffalo. Hey Jake, what's on your mind?
Speaker 13: Hey Dan? I'm the Chiefs not sure if they are
Speaker 13: or should be the villain nationally, But you talked about earlier.
Speaker 13: Villain is one who's blamed for a particular evil, And
Speaker 13: as Bills fans, I can't think of a more perfect
Speaker 13: textbook definition. There's nothing more evil than those fans going
Speaker 13: through the bratty Belichick rain, a seventeen year playoff drought.
Speaker 13: We finally draft a quarterback with who's doubted he is
Speaker 13: one of the best guys in the league, and we
Speaker 13: run into the Chiefs every year and have no success.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but some of that has to be blamed internally.
Speaker 2: You know, you have to direct that blame that you
Speaker 2: you allow them to do the things that they do.
Speaker 2: At the end of games and Mahomes has your number,
Speaker 2: Bill's had the ball. If you would have said three
Speaker 2: and a half minutes ago, three timeouts, you got the
Speaker 2: two minute warning, and you got to get a field
Speaker 2: goal to send this into overtime, Josh Allen, sure you'd
Speaker 2: sign up for that. Don't go to a fourth down.
Speaker 2: So as much as you can credit the Chiefs, you
Speaker 2: can blame the Buffalo Bills. Cam Newton was on first
Speaker 2: Take with steven A and he was asked about he
Speaker 2: won the MVP during the regular season, was at twenty fifteen,
Speaker 2: then went to the Super Bowl. They got blown out
Speaker 2: by Denver, and steven A asked the following question to
Speaker 2: Cam Newton.
Speaker 10: I asked you, Cam, if you could give back that
Speaker 10: league MVP for a Super Bowl championship, would you do it?
Speaker 2: Nope?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 3: Really?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 7: What's more important? Impact or championships. Everybody's not going to
Speaker 7: be Michael Jordan. Everybody's not going to be Patrick. Everybody's
Speaker 7: not going to be these individuals who have the luxury
Speaker 7: of saying, hey, I not only dominated this sport, but
Speaker 7: I also have championships to back it.
Speaker 2: Refreshingly honest, and I've appreciated that. I've developed a friendship
Speaker 2: relationship with Cam since he retired. He's sought out advice
Speaker 2: and you know, interviewing, and this is good content here.
Speaker 2: I'm assuming that he truly believes this, that he wants
Speaker 2: to be I won the MVP, I was the best,
Speaker 2: as opposed to we won the super Bowl. We were
Speaker 2: the best. He's looking at this individually. Now, I would
Speaker 2: take the super Bowl because I that's forever. Nobody's celebrating
Speaker 2: your MVP forever, but they're celebrating a super Bowl forever.
Speaker 2: Nick Foles comes back to an Eagle game. That's forever.
Speaker 2: Your city celebrates forever, the teammates celebrate forever. That's the
Speaker 2: beauty of winning a super Bowl. And you're the quarterback
Speaker 2: of the super Bowl winning team, even if you've, like
Speaker 2: if you finished runner up as MVP and won the
Speaker 2: super Bowl, he'd probably take that. I'm guessing, Hey, I
Speaker 2: didn't win the regular season MVP, but I won we
Speaker 2: won the super Bowl. Because that's where you get together,
Speaker 2: you share. People talk about that. We don't sit around
Speaker 2: and go, hey, man, let's talk about Adrian Peterson winning
Speaker 2: the regular season MVP only because he's the last non
Speaker 2: quarterback to be the MVP. That's it. But you're not
Speaker 2: talking about that. I mean, rich Gannon won an MVP.
Speaker 2: I don't know if groups get together, if all of
Speaker 2: his teammates get together and go, hey, let's talk about
Speaker 2: that MVP. But if you win a super Bowl, that's
Speaker 2: when you're celebrating everybody. But that year he lost the
Speaker 2: Super Bowl to Tampa.
Speaker 11: Yes, Marvin Seattle's not getting together to celebrate Shaan Alexander.
Speaker 2: Probably not sure. But I don't know why Cam would
Speaker 2: say that, though I get it that you want to
Speaker 2: be stamped with the immortality of one year. I was
Speaker 2: the best player in the game, okay, But to have
Speaker 2: your team as the best in the sport, that year,
Speaker 2: to me lives on because the city of Carolina or
Speaker 2: Charlotte is not celebrating your MVP. It's not like they go, hey,
Speaker 2: let's celebrate that MVP. If you won a Super Bowl,
Speaker 2: that's forever, that's constant.
Speaker 5: Yes, Tod, is that a must lie situation? Is it
Speaker 5: selfish that he said that? Is that cool that he
Speaker 5: was honest?
Speaker 2: And then I don't think. I don't think Cam worries
Speaker 2: about a musclee situation. I think Cam tells you what
Speaker 2: Cam really feels. Does anybody agree that you'd rather be
Speaker 2: the regular season MVP and not Super Bowl champs? Okay? Marv?
Speaker 11: To me, it depends, well, what gets me closer to
Speaker 11: the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, let's say you're not getting the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: Is Cam going to the Hall of Fame?
Speaker 11: Probably not Yeah, college Football Hall of Fame, but probably
Speaker 11: not enough numbers there with the NFL, and they didn't
Speaker 11: win a super Bowl, so probably stay the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, Paul, I could see how Cam's thinking is.
Speaker 6: My goal in life was to be the best football
Speaker 6: player on Earth, and I did it for one year.
Speaker 6: There's lots of guys who quarterback super Bowl teams and
Speaker 6: never get that honor. So maybe that was his goal
Speaker 6: growing up. Not that he didn't try to win and
Speaker 6: didn't do his best, that team doesn't sniff the Super
Speaker 6: Bowl without him, but I could see how he's staying
Speaker 6: to what his life goal was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but as a quarterback, it's about your team.
Speaker 6: I'm agreeing with you, and I would go the other
Speaker 6: way from Cam, but I could see where his deep
Speaker 6: reason is because.
Speaker 2: You can be really good, but your team is not
Speaker 2: really good. But if your position is quarterback, that's incumbent
Speaker 2: upon you to make your team better. And that's where
Speaker 2: making your team better that you did your job and
Speaker 2: we won a super Bowl.
Speaker 5: Yes, Tod, Yeah, that would kind of bother me a
Speaker 5: little bit having that sitting on the mantle or with
Speaker 5: the how are you ever going to display it or
Speaker 5: not display it? That I might have been the very
Speaker 5: best that year, but I didn't take my team all
Speaker 5: the way. As great as I was, it wasn't enough
Speaker 5: to win the championships.
Speaker 2: Ye, yes, Marvin.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 11: And I don't want to make it seem like Cam
Speaker 11: Newton is not trying to win, because he did the
Speaker 11: exact same thing at Auburn. He took a less than
Speaker 11: stellar team all the way to the national championship while
Speaker 11: winning a Heisman Trophy. So I think in Cam's mine, man,
Speaker 11: I want to win both, but if I had to
Speaker 11: choose one, it's gonna be the MVP since he already
Speaker 11: has it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, I mean, look, once again, refreshingly honest, I
Speaker 2: appreciate that, But do I really think that he believes
Speaker 2: that I do. I just don't. I don't think that
Speaker 2: that's the route to go because of the number of
Speaker 2: people who will share in that one trophy as opposed
Speaker 2: to maybe your family shares in an MVP trophy. You
Speaker 2: might have teammates who say, hey, you know what, you
Speaker 2: couldn't have done it without us, or we're glad we
Speaker 2: helped you get there winning that super Bowl. I mean
Speaker 2: we would be talking about that. That would be on
Speaker 2: his resume. To me, quarterbacking position is about winning super bowls, right,
Speaker 2: That's what it's all about with that position. No other
Speaker 2: position in sports do we go how many titles did
Speaker 2: you win? And the only time we do it is
Speaker 2: with Lebron is when it has something to do with Michael.
Speaker 2: That's it. Quarterbacks. It's about winning a super Bowl, Yes, Ton.
Speaker 5: That's why.
Speaker 11: Until further notice, Lamar Jackson.
Speaker 6: Is yeah, but yes, Paulie cam came close to the
Speaker 6: superfecta in college national title, Heisman, in the PROS League MVP,
Speaker 6: super Bowl Champion. How many guys in history have that?
Speaker 6: Those four together? We got to look that up. No
Speaker 6: one's popping. I'm sure we're missing someone, but we're gonna
Speaker 6: look that up. Is that the four you'd want? Would
Speaker 6: you want League MVP and super Bowl Champion over super
Speaker 6: Bowl MVP and Super Bowl Champion? You get to pick both,
Speaker 6: so it's gravy. So wait, what's the first one? So
Speaker 6: you're the League MVP, yeah, and you win the super Bowl.
Speaker 6: But in that Super Bowl you're not the MVP, okay,
Speaker 6: or you're not the you know, you're not the league MVP,
Speaker 6: but you win the Super Bowl and Super Bowl MVP
Speaker 6: in that season.
Speaker 2: I'd rather be regular season MVP and win a super Bowl.
Speaker 2: It's the double yeah yeah yeah. Then you get individual
Speaker 2: greatness and then you get team success. So I would
Speaker 2: take that. Uh, let's see Miles in California. Hi, Miles,
Speaker 2: what's on your mind today?
Speaker 14: Happy Friday, DP, Happy Friday boys?
Speaker 13: How are we doing?
Speaker 2: Everything's what's on your mind? Miles?
Speaker 14: Awesome? So o from California. I'm a Rams fan, but
Speaker 14: I do love the Chiefs and just all the all
Speaker 14: the hate towards them. The only thing I can really
Speaker 14: think of is just everyone hates a winner. We got America.
Speaker 14: He's Travis Kelsey getting America's sweetheart. Patrick Mahomes, he's just
Speaker 14: dazzling when.
Speaker 4: He's on the field.
Speaker 8: And Andy Reid just like a LOVABLELEK coach.
Speaker 14: So hey, this is gonna hate hate hate.
Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you, thank you. Miss how about we
Speaker 2: play the boost game? Since we were talking about Cam
Speaker 2: Newton and not winning a Super Bowl but winning an MVP.
Speaker 2: The Super Bowl Boost game, the player or coach who
Speaker 2: gets the biggest boost to their careers if their team wins. Tod,
Speaker 2: let's play the Super Bowl boost game. Who do you have?
Speaker 5: Because he's in the goat conversation, it'll be three in
Speaker 5: a row. I know it's the same for Andy Reid
Speaker 5: in some ways.
Speaker 3: Patrick Mahomes, right, Dylan, I think Saquon Barkley after kind
Speaker 3: of just withering away on the Giants for that long
Speaker 3: and then year one on the new team wins the
Speaker 3: Super Bowl.
Speaker 11: Okay, Marvin Dylan took mine. I got Saquon also.
Speaker 6: Oh, Paul, I have Saquon for a number of reasons.
Speaker 6: With the Giants, he had two very good years and
Speaker 6: four years where he's banged up and was when's he
Speaker 6: going to get it together? Now, he's the best running
Speaker 6: back in football. He's entering the Hall of Fame territory now.
Speaker 6: If he could get a Super Bowl MVP, he now
Speaker 6: goes in my opinion, he'd be leaning towards the Hall
Speaker 6: of Fame, not leaning against.
Speaker 2: Well, he'd need put together about three or four more
Speaker 2: really good years.
Speaker 6: But the light's green for him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the Eagle green Eagle green. Yeah. Absolutely, I
Speaker 2: would say both quarterbacks that Jalen hurds. Now, all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, you're in that not elite category, but now
Speaker 2: you've moved up. He's in kind of the second or
Speaker 2: third grouping with quarterbacks. Now you move up with the
Speaker 2: Super Bowl win if you play well with Mahomes. I
Speaker 2: think it's Mahomes gets the boost because now all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, Brady is within your sights. You're twenty nine
Speaker 2: and you're going to three peat something. It's never been
Speaker 2: done before, and I think the three peat in the NFL,
Speaker 2: you're the first team to do it. People will always
Speaker 2: come back to that, remember when the Chiefs did that,
Speaker 2: And I think that will resonate for a longer period
Speaker 2: of time. Then you know, if somebody else is going
Speaker 2: to win a Super Bowl, But I would say Mahomes
Speaker 2: winning another Super Bowl because now it puts you in
Speaker 2: the those who have three peted, and that's where you
Speaker 2: bring in other sports, other players, and you inevitably bring
Speaker 2: in Michael Jordan and or Tiger Woods type of comparisons there.
Speaker 2: All right, we're going to take a break. When we
Speaker 2: come back, we're going to talk some NBA with the
Speaker 2: All Star snubs, but who should be in and who's
Speaker 2: should be out and the trade deadline is I think
Speaker 2: we're seven days away. Is anything of significance, major significance
Speaker 2: going to happen? So we'll take a break. We're back
Speaker 2: after this.
Speaker 1: Be sure to catch the live edition of The Dan
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Speaker 2: We make Way for Vincent Goodwill, one of our favorites
Speaker 2: covering the NBA, Yahoo's Sports Senior NBA writer, host of
Speaker 2: the Good Word podcast. Great to have you on again.
Speaker 2: Not sure how you reacted to Commissioner Silver saying an
Speaker 2: idea that he liked, not that he's pushing for it,
Speaker 2: not that it's going to happen next season. Ten minute quarters,
Speaker 2: forty minute games, your thoughts.
Speaker 4: And people come on your show, and all of a
Speaker 4: sudden you ask crazy questions, you get crazy answers, and
Speaker 4: all of a sudden you get aggregated because the commissioner
Speaker 4: comes on your show and behaves like he's not the commissioner,
Speaker 4: but like he's a fan that's watching the game and saying, Ah,
Speaker 4: these damn games are too long. I can't stay awake
Speaker 4: all for two and a half hours. How about this,
Speaker 4: here's a radical idea, Commissioner Silver and Commissioner Dan Patrick,
Speaker 4: how about we eliminate these reviews. When I'm at an
Speaker 4: arena and these reviews take fifteen minutes, I'm exaggerating slightly
Speaker 4: for something that we can all see. I know we
Speaker 4: want to get calls, right, I know we want to
Speaker 4: We have all these different angles, and you know, if
Speaker 4: it touched the fingertip of someone's finger when it went
Speaker 4: off of the other guy's hand, like that type of thing.
Speaker 4: There's ways you can expedite the process of the game
Speaker 4: without messing with the structural integrity and history of the game. Dan,
Speaker 4: you know me, I live in the crates. We don't
Speaker 4: have to We don't have to shorten this. And how
Speaker 4: about we stop telling people that something is wrong with
Speaker 4: the game. If you're telling people something is wrong with
Speaker 4: the game, then people will start believing that something is
Speaker 4: wrong with the game.
Speaker 2: But his goal is international, global domination. Where you play
Speaker 2: this in the Olympics, and you play this in the EuroLeague.
Speaker 2: You know, probably seven of your top ten players are
Speaker 2: from Europe or outside the United States. So maybe looking
Speaker 2: at uniformity there, and look, I'm not forward er against it,
Speaker 2: but I'm open to it. Dan, that's the difference. I'm
Speaker 2: open to it, Dan benon.
Speaker 4: Why do those foreign players play in the NBA and
Speaker 4: not in the euroleagues.
Speaker 2: Because they make more money over here.
Speaker 4: Okay, So if this is the standard, then you set
Speaker 4: the standard here, you don't follow the standard. I believe
Speaker 4: it was the wise philosopher JJ Reddick was set that
Speaker 4: last night, and I've never set those words in philosopher
Speaker 4: JJ Reddick.
Speaker 2: Hey, Steve, Steve Kerr said you gotta open your mind,
Speaker 2: you got to be open minded to this.
Speaker 4: Why is it always the NBA that has to make
Speaker 4: these radical changes? Like Baseball is nine innings?
Speaker 2: The NFL is baseball did a pitch count a clock?
Speaker 2: Oh my god? People went crazy. They made the visit
Speaker 2: is larger. People went crazy. The kickoffs in the NFL,
Speaker 2: people went crazy.
Speaker 4: Is it still twenty seven outs?
Speaker 7: Dan?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Okay, Paul, is it still twenty seven? Is twenty seven?
Speaker 4: I'm just curious? Is it's still twenty seven outs? And
Speaker 4: my thing is with the NBA as a whole, there's
Speaker 4: always this appearance that something is wrong and it has
Speaker 4: to be fixed. There's tweaks that you make there's ways
Speaker 4: to get ahead. They're behind on this three point stuff, right, Dan.
Speaker 4: They are severely behind on all this three point stuff.
Speaker 4: But when you talk about the history the integrity of
Speaker 4: the game. I know I'm an old young person, but
Speaker 4: I don't have a problem with the game being forty
Speaker 4: eight minutes. How about this, Dan, here's a novel concept.
Speaker 4: If the game starts at seven thirty. How about the
Speaker 4: game actually starts at seven thirty and not seven forty five,
Speaker 4: not to cut off some time for TV.
Speaker 2: Wait, this is not that hard rock impersonation, it little
Speaker 2: bit it sounded like that. Why don't you started at
Speaker 2: seven thirty? Okay? Do you have a tweak for the
Speaker 2: three point line?
Speaker 4: Two things that I would entertain, one a little more
Speaker 4: serious than others. The corner three is such a shot
Speaker 4: that everybody aims towards, right, because it's so much shorter
Speaker 4: than the other three point line? Can we make the
Speaker 4: line across the way? Can we widen the floor, which
Speaker 4: we know we won't do because you got to sell
Speaker 4: those expensive tickets. So if you're not going to widen
Speaker 4: the floor, eliminate the corner three? Or Dan? The best
Speaker 4: idea for me? How about we allow to hand check
Speaker 4: on the perimeter. That way, you don't give up the
Speaker 4: easy switches where you have bigs running out at guards.
Speaker 4: That compromises the integrity of your defense, and you give
Speaker 4: defenses a chance. It's not so much much that the
Speaker 4: three point shot is taken in abundance, it's that it's
Speaker 4: the easier shot to take because defenses don't get a
Speaker 4: chance to run at you. If they do run at you,
Speaker 4: you wind up getting flagrant files or something like that.
Speaker 4: Because you can test the jump shot, you're not giving
Speaker 4: defenses a chance. So if you give someone a little
Speaker 4: arm bar, maybe they'll be more likely to explore the
Speaker 4: other real estate. There's some good real estate in the
Speaker 4: middle of the floor. No matter what the nerves tell you,
Speaker 4: a sixteen foot shot is far easier than a twenty
Speaker 4: foot shot. But if you notice two dan dudes are
Speaker 4: not taught to shoot that, so when they get in
Speaker 4: the sixteen foot range, they throw up these crappy floaters
Speaker 4: as opposed to shooting an actual jump shot. If the
Speaker 4: game is broken, the game is broken in the way
Speaker 4: that it's being taught, not the way that it's being played.
Speaker 4: At this level.
Speaker 2: Vincent goodwill Y'allhoo's Sports senior NBA writer, host of The
Speaker 2: Good Word podcast. I've said for years we need to
Speaker 2: widen the floor a little bit because the corner three,
Speaker 2: you know what you talked about. How about we limit
Speaker 2: the number, We cap the number of threes your team
Speaker 2: can take at twenty five. Therefore, the people you want
Speaker 2: to take the three will, the better shooters will take
Speaker 2: the threes, and now it becomes a little bit more
Speaker 2: of an economical game of when do you take those
Speaker 2: threes and when do you not?
Speaker 4: My problem with that, Dan is if a player gets
Speaker 4: on a heater, right, If Stephen Curry is.
Speaker 2: On a heater, then you go twenty five.
Speaker 4: Theoretically theoretically right, but I don't want to strut that
Speaker 4: was like the NFL saying you can only throw forty
Speaker 4: passes a game because you got to run the ball
Speaker 4: thirty times. Like there has to be good decision making
Speaker 4: in this, not saying you can only do this a
Speaker 4: certain amount of time. You want to be stupid and
Speaker 4: take fifty three is a game, Go ahead and be stupid.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to prevent you from your stupidity. It's
Speaker 4: just the league. What the league's problem is on this front,
Speaker 4: Dan is the league's job. They assume that structurally and
Speaker 4: from an entertainment standpoint, that the executives and the coaches
Speaker 4: and the analytics people are looking out for the best
Speaker 4: interests of the game and how it looks esthetically. That's
Speaker 4: the league's job. Those other people, they're looking for ways
Speaker 4: to cheat the system. Like Dan, when I was in
Speaker 4: college and I was, you know, a broke college student,
Speaker 4: I was looking for ways to sneak inside the cafeteria
Speaker 4: when nobody was watching. That's not on that's on me
Speaker 4: to try to beat the system. It's on you to
Speaker 4: fix the system.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's get to the those players give me the
Speaker 2: biggest snub and if you give me a name, who
Speaker 2: are you taking off the roster? Because that's the way
Speaker 2: it works. Although most people just say somebody got snubbed,
Speaker 2: who are you taking off? Vincent, I'm with you.
Speaker 4: I hate the people who say, oh, such as us
Speaker 4: get snubbed and then we get an All Star team
Speaker 4: with twenty guys, right, I will say that if I
Speaker 4: won't say if the Mantis, Sabonis and Sacramento got snubbed.
Speaker 4: But to me, that's the guy that I'm looking and
Speaker 4: I'm like, yeah, I can see why he has a
Speaker 4: strong case. Lena Ligan rebounding. The Kings are above five hundred.
Speaker 4: They've been a winning team as of late since the
Speaker 4: firing of Mike Brown. But I'm not taking off our
Speaker 4: permission going I'm not putting Trey Young on they All
Speaker 4: Star team, Like I'm not putting LaMelo Ball on the
Speaker 4: All Star team. If this were I will say this, Dan,
Speaker 4: if this were an actual All Star game with great
Speaker 4: defense and you're gonna need some creativity, somebody's gonna do
Speaker 4: something wild and crazy to shake it up. Give me
Speaker 4: LaMelo Ball, give me Trey Young. But as far as
Speaker 4: how they've played their effect on winning, what the numbers
Speaker 4: say beyond the row statistics, I think By and Lars,
Speaker 4: the coaches got it right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would take James harden off.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to necessarily argue with you. I think
Speaker 4: he's had a good I think he's had a really
Speaker 4: good year in the LA four team that we didn't
Speaker 4: expect much from.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Sacramento with Sabona, I mean it's hard to argue
Speaker 2: those numbers. I mean he gets he gets overshadowed by
Speaker 2: djok when it comes to all points and rebounds and assists. Well,
Speaker 2: nobody compares to him but James Harden.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't think this is a great James
Speaker 4: Harden year. By James Harden standers, We're talking about arguably
Speaker 4: maybe one of the top five or six shooting guards
Speaker 4: in league history. You know what I mean. Like when
Speaker 4: you zoom out and you look at what he's done,
Speaker 4: the effect on the game, not necessarily aesthetically in what
Speaker 4: he's accomlished from a team standpoint, but when he's done,
Speaker 4: you're gonna look at, say, Man, James Harden was really good.
Speaker 4: It's just I think this Clippers team has been much
Speaker 4: better than people expected. There was a case for Norm
Speaker 4: Powell on that very team, who's leading the team in scoring.
Speaker 4: So I'm not gonna argue with you on that one.
Speaker 9: Dan.
Speaker 4: I know we come and spar a little bit. I
Speaker 4: don't really have an argument. If you say James Harden
Speaker 4: off and the Matta Sabonis on, that might be the
Speaker 4: only one. But I'm not going to the wall for it.
Speaker 2: Okay, give me somebody who's moved at the trade deadline
Speaker 2: that we care about.
Speaker 4: Man, Look, we all know that Jimmy Butler and this
Speaker 4: Miami Heat thing is going to you know, look that Look,
Speaker 4: all that's left for pat Ryer to do is to
Speaker 4: kiss Jimmy and say you broke my heart and put
Speaker 4: him on a plane to Havana or something like that.
Speaker 4: Like that's all that's left, right right, I think that's
Speaker 4: all that's left essentially for he has to be dan this.
Speaker 4: If there's a question to ask Adam Silver, it is
Speaker 4: are you comfortable with these standoffs between players and teams,
Speaker 4: legacy players and legacy franchises that gum up the attention
Speaker 4: of the season. So yeah, Jimmy Butler should be gone.
Speaker 4: And pat Riley in the Miami Heat I wrote about it.
Speaker 4: I know people don't like hearing about it and saying
Speaker 4: about it. They are just as culpable as Jimmy Butler's
Speaker 4: activity is for the situation. They should have moved him
Speaker 4: the second they told him, we're not going to give
Speaker 4: you an extension. That's the way it goes in the NBA.
Speaker 4: If your star player does not feel appreciated, he wants
Speaker 4: an extension, you're not going to give it to him.
Speaker 4: How much you're paying him. You trade him to prevent
Speaker 4: something like this, because if nothing else. We know Jimmy
Speaker 4: Butler's movies. He's going you know that. You know that, Jeff,
Speaker 4: You're probably online. Dan, there's like someone on a swing
Speaker 4: and there's a building burning behind him.
Speaker 2: To wait for that movie scenario, I'm running out of time. Vincent,
Speaker 2: Vincent Goodwill yah, Who's sports Final Hour coming up?