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Speaker 3: We will talk to Brent Musberger.
Speaker 2: A little bit later on this morning, Brandal Shambley will
Speaker 2: join us from Augusta after what we saw yesterday. But
Speaker 2: let me start with Brent, because every generation has a
Speaker 2: voice that defines how we remember a game, and for
Speaker 2: millions of fans, that voice was Brent Musburger, and he's
Speaker 2: finally getting his due now. The award is called the
Speaker 2: Pete Roselle Radio and TV Award. Pete Roselle former NFL commissioner,
Speaker 2: and Brent has been a voice for generation for fifty years.
Speaker 2: When you think about a Saturday or Sunday, a Monday,
Speaker 2: and when he would say you are looking live, it
Speaker 2: was just it sounded like something bigger was going to happen.
Speaker 2: The Rose Bowl, the final four NFL Sunday is a
Speaker 2: BCS title game. He had a voice that when you
Speaker 2: heard it, you knew that something was a little more important,
Speaker 2: a little more special. The Pete Roselle Award is not
Speaker 2: just honoring a broadcaster. It celebrates really the soundtrack of
Speaker 2: a lot of our lives. And Brent gave us moments,
Speaker 2: he gave us memories. This is long overdue. There are
Speaker 2: some people at the Pro Football Hall of Fame who
Speaker 2: reached out yesterday, gave me a heads up before it
Speaker 2: was officially announced and said, you guys did it. So
Speaker 2: a round of applause for us, because I just kept thinking,
Speaker 2: Brent deserves to be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame,
Speaker 2: just like John Facenda. Years ago, I realized John Facenda,
Speaker 2: the voice of NFL Films, was not in the Pro
Speaker 2: Football Hall of Fame. I reached out to a friend
Speaker 2: who I've known for thirty five years who works there,
Speaker 2: and I said, this is an injustice, and she said,
Speaker 2: I'll put you in touch with David Baker, who ran
Speaker 2: the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and David said, write
Speaker 2: a letter. So I go to McLevin and I said,
Speaker 2: let's put together a letter and send it to the
Speaker 2: Pro Football Hall of Fame. Maybe they can give it
Speaker 2: to the voters and remind them that John Facenda, the
Speaker 2: voice of the NFL.
Speaker 3: Was not in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: And then David Baker called the show and said, John
Speaker 2: Facenda is going in posthumously. I didn't want that to
Speaker 2: happen with Brent, and every time I would have him on,
Speaker 2: we saw him in Las Vegas, he came by. He's
Speaker 2: eighty five years of age, and I said, damn it,
Speaker 2: we're going to get you in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: Whatever role we played, and maybe it's a small role,
Speaker 2: but all I wanted to do is use the platform
Speaker 2: to remind people that he was not in the Pro
Speaker 2: Football Hall of Fame. And when you think about this
Speaker 2: certain memory you have, the people you remember, the shows
Speaker 2: you remember, and the impact that they had on you.
Speaker 2: The CBS pregame show with Brent, I mean, that's the
Speaker 2: first time I go I can do that. I that's
Speaker 2: what I want to do. I can have a goal
Speaker 2: where I'm hosting a show like that. And I never
Speaker 2: would have thought that. I didn't have direction. I knew
Speaker 2: I wanted to be in sports, but I saw Brent
Speaker 2: and I thought, that's what I want to do. But
Speaker 2: when you think about starting your football Sunday, you started
Speaker 2: your football Sunday with Brent saying you are looking live.
Speaker 2: And you know, even now, I never get tired of that,
Speaker 2: you are looking live. So I'm glad he's going in
Speaker 2: well deserved. He'll join us a little bit later on.
Speaker 2: And you know, I tried to get Jim Nantz involved
Speaker 2: in it, and I think Jim was echoing the sentiments
Speaker 2: to try to get Brent in as well. So there's
Speaker 2: a few other people who certainly picked up the baton
Speaker 2: and use their platform to help Brent or remind people
Speaker 2: that Brent wasn't in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: So thank you all the people involved, Patty, Yeah, Appaulinge.
Speaker 5: I go back to two three years ago, we were
Speaker 5: talking about the award, the Pete Roselle Award, and I
Speaker 5: think it was Fred Goadelli, the great producer director from ABC,
Speaker 5: and we looked up and we didn't see Brent's name
Speaker 5: on the list. We saw like Tom Jackson and Andrea
Speaker 5: Kramer and Joe Buck and Jim Nance, and it almost
Speaker 5: looked like this must be a typo. Brent Musburger's name
Speaker 5: is not on the list of the Roselle Award for
Speaker 5: contributions to the game as a media member. We actually
Speaker 5: double checked because we thought we had it wrong, and
Speaker 5: then we brought it up on air, and every time
Speaker 5: you said it on air, people would react like how
Speaker 5: can this be? It's almost like what must have been
Speaker 5: so obvious that Brent should be in? No one discussed
Speaker 5: him being in. I can't think of any other reason.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know, I don't want to ask Brent
Speaker 2: why he wasn't in or you know, any of that.
Speaker 2: We should be looking moving forward with that. But a
Speaker 2: lot of people got involved in this behind the scenes,
Speaker 2: and great greatly appreciate that. So we have a poll
Speaker 2: question today, Play of the Day, stat of the Day,
Speaker 2: all of that forthcoming. Your phone calls are welcome. It's
Speaker 2: a Friday. Everybody's in a great mood. Got to meet Friday.
Speaker 2: Brent's news, you know, nominated for Sports Emmy, all great stuff.
Speaker 3: So uh seton, what are you gonna go with? And
Speaker 3: it's such a great time of the year.
Speaker 2: You got golf, the home stretch of the NBA, you
Speaker 2: got baseball, you got hockey home stretch. You know, we've
Speaker 2: got the draft, you know, coming up in a couple
Speaker 2: of weeks. So it's it's really a great time of
Speaker 2: the year to do this for a living or just
Speaker 2: be a fan. Seaton, What are we going to go with?
Speaker 2: First hour?
Speaker 6: Marvin sent went actually based on the Brent Musburger getting
Speaker 6: into the Hall of Fame. Who should Dan get into
Speaker 6: the Hall of Fame?
Speaker 3: Next?
Speaker 2: I was thinking about this because my brother, my brother,
Speaker 2: who is a big music guy, he goes, Okay, you
Speaker 2: it's your platform to help Foreigner get into the Rock
Speaker 2: and Roll Hall of Fame, because I thought that was
Speaker 2: an injustice as well, and even met with their lead
Speaker 2: singer and I'm like, I'm I'm going on my show
Speaker 2: and I'm going to talk about Foreigner needs to be
Speaker 2: in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. They get
Speaker 2: in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. And then
Speaker 2: we had John Facenda. Now, Brent, I'm tired. I got
Speaker 2: to let somebody else do this. Yes, PAULI I got
Speaker 2: a couple. If you crank it up, man, I don't know.
Speaker 2: If I have the energy, I'll throw it too.
Speaker 5: For the Pete Roselle Radio and Television Award, these two gentlemen.
Speaker 3: I can't nominate myself, Paul, that's silly.
Speaker 4: Wait.
Speaker 5: Oh, if the reward is contributions to growing the game
Speaker 5: of football, how about Mel Kiper? Yes, again, that's it's
Speaker 5: not even a question.
Speaker 2: Yes, well, we brought this up last year, and we
Speaker 2: brought this up last year about Mel.
Speaker 5: And Peter King the writer. Sure, yeah, do you want
Speaker 5: to do one at a time?
Speaker 3: You want to do Mel Piper?
Speaker 2: Absolutely positively, yes, And Peter, you know these are people
Speaker 2: who are there. You know, it's their lives. It's year round.
Speaker 2: You know, we get to enjoy football in football season.
Speaker 2: But with Mel, this is year round. This all Mel does.
Speaker 2: And then with Peter and now he just retired. But yeah,
Speaker 2: you're right, those are two great, great examples of people
Speaker 2: who should be nominated. But definitely Mel Kuiper. He was
Speaker 2: doing it when people weren't doing this. He changed the draft.
Speaker 2: Like if you think about what Mel was doing when
Speaker 2: he was doing it, how he was doing it, and
Speaker 2: he'd be in his little laboratory and he'd come out
Speaker 2: with player profiles and he'd say, you know, this guy
Speaker 2: from this college and this is where he should go.
Speaker 3: And I mean he had his mock drafts. I mean,
Speaker 3: he did all of this. He had created an entire industry.
Speaker 2: A cottage industry that is now now metastasized into you know,
Speaker 2: its own sports world. You got a festival at the draft.
Speaker 2: I go back to first draft I went to was
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty four, not a bad draft. Eighty three. I
Speaker 2: was there, but I wasn't working. But you know, you
Speaker 2: start to think about what it was. They had those
Speaker 2: helmet phones. No one was really there, you know, players
Speaker 2: weren't there. Then all of a sudden it just became bigger. Hey,
Speaker 2: let's televise this.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: Now, all of a sudden it becomes Coachella. It's football Coachella.
Speaker 2: And Meil helped start that. And I invaluable, invaluable resource
Speaker 2: at the Mothership throughout all those in my eighteen years there,
Speaker 2: you could always rely on Mil. He would come on
Speaker 2: and he was always prepared. He always you know, he
Speaker 2: had direction with everything that he was talking about. He
Speaker 2: didn't give you sort of half assed answers, like he
Speaker 2: had done his homework, and his homework was going to
Speaker 2: stand up to gms who didn't like him, or coaches
Speaker 2: or players. But he did his homework. So that's a great. Yes,
Speaker 2: let's get started on Mel. Get started on Mel, and
Speaker 2: if I have enough energy, then we can work on
Speaker 2: Peter King anybody else that needs to be I think
Speaker 2: that's good for now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a lot of work.
Speaker 6: Are you going to expand out of just the Pete
Speaker 6: Roselle Award because there's lots of other suggestions here else.
Speaker 3: Sonny Vacaro is a great one.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, well I even brought that up to Sonny
Speaker 2: and I even said it on the show, Michael Jordan, Mike,
Speaker 2: write a letter Basketball Hall of Fame, Sonny should be
Speaker 2: in the Basketball Hall of Fame. Contributions to the game,
Speaker 2: Sonny Vacaro changed the game.
Speaker 3: And Mike said, actually, I made Sonny so.
Speaker 2: Well, if even if he says that, still write a letter,
Speaker 2: you know, that would that would carry a whole lot
Speaker 2: of weight. If Mike says Sonny should be in the
Speaker 2: Basketball Hall of Fame.
Speaker 3: Sonny should be writing a letter for me.
Speaker 2: Really, But but you know, to get it so we're
Speaker 2: not doing this posthumously. And that's the key, you know,
Speaker 2: with Brent being eighty five and Sonny is in his
Speaker 2: eighties as well. What he did for the shoe industry,
Speaker 2: for coaches, I mean really this was he was doing nil,
Speaker 2: you know for these coaches before there was a nil
Speaker 2: anybody else seating that I can help.
Speaker 6: Off of Marvin's list, here we got Dale Murphy. Can
Speaker 6: you get him into the Baseball Hall of Fame?
Speaker 2: I can't why. I love Murph. I think if he
Speaker 2: had two more home runs then he might get in
Speaker 2: the What do he ended up with?
Speaker 3: Three ninety eight, we had two MVPs. I love Murph.
Speaker 2: He's one of my favorite people I've ever met in
Speaker 2: my life, not just athlete. But I don't think that's
Speaker 2: going to happen. I think he had to have four
Speaker 2: hundred home runs where they go all right, because then
Speaker 2: you could kind of put him in there with Fred
Speaker 2: McGriff and you could say, all right, you know, who
Speaker 2: else do you have? Because you know Murph was a
Speaker 2: catcher and probably not a very good catcher. They put
Speaker 2: him in center field and he became a really good
Speaker 2: center fielder.
Speaker 3: Yes, Paulie Dan, you know how much round numbers bother me?
Speaker 5: That's the Dale Murphy is the peak of round numbers
Speaker 5: bother three ninety eight, four hundred. He went back to
Speaker 5: back MVPs. There was a time when he was the
Speaker 5: most feared man in baseball and the window was six
Speaker 5: years five six years. But he had some injuries, he
Speaker 5: didn't win, They didn't play in big games.
Speaker 2: But man, I love the team, Ralph gar Bob Horner,
Speaker 2: Braves were fun. Get to go watch them play all
Speaker 2: the time when I was living in Atlanta. Who else
Speaker 2: do we have their Seaton Ken Anderson and get him
Speaker 2: into football.
Speaker 3: That's yes.
Speaker 2: If he if he won that one Super Bowl in
Speaker 2: Detroit against Joe Montana. He's in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: I think Annie Anderson was the most accurate quarterback back
Speaker 2: when I don't think we gave a whole lot of
Speaker 2: credit to being accurate. I think he had one game
Speaker 2: where he competed completed twenty one consecutive passes and back
Speaker 2: then you were throwing deep balls, Isaac Curtis. But yeah,
Speaker 2: Kenny Anderson, I think is a Hall of Fame quarterback.
Speaker 2: I do anybody else they're seating, you know, we could
Speaker 2: start populating more of that listing. Okay, yeah, yeah, the
Speaker 2: audience may have some suggestions. But man, when I got
Speaker 2: that news and my friend at the Pro Football Hall
Speaker 2: of Fame and she said, you did it, And I
Speaker 2: was like, I saw the press release and I immediately
Speaker 2: said to the dan Nets and I said, we did it.
Speaker 3: What else eton?
Speaker 6: Actually, speaking of audience contributions, somebody tweeted at us a
Speaker 6: crazy thought that maybe we'll get to in the next segment.
Speaker 3: Okay, I can take a break. Fun, Yeah, just getting started.
Speaker 2: Man, got emotional about this, But that's your childhood, Like
Speaker 2: you're seeing somebody who impact acted you greatly, and that's
Speaker 2: why I think it.
Speaker 3: Uh you know, I was proud to be able to
Speaker 3: do that.
Speaker 2: All right, Stop crying, Dan, It's a Friday, okay, I
Speaker 2: will I wasn't crying. It's just kind of emoting a
Speaker 2: little bit.
Speaker 3: By the way.
Speaker 2: The starting lineup is here, Fritzie playing hurt. We'll get
Speaker 2: into that coming up. Seaton's here, Marv Paully backroom guys
Speaker 2: as well. Let's take a break back after this.
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Speaker 2: Got carried away there to start the show talking about
Speaker 2: Brent going into the Hall of Fame. Then we start
Speaker 2: talking about other people who should be in the Hall
Speaker 2: of Fame. I blew right by the headline. So let
Speaker 2: me reverse course.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 2: You got Justin Rose leading the show at the Masters,
Speaker 2: and Scottie Scheffler is still the overwhelming favorite to win
Speaker 2: at all. Randal Shambilie will join us coming up next hour.
Speaker 2: The Cleveland Browns have a new quarter back. It's an
Speaker 2: old quarterback. It's a new old quarterback. Let's say hell
Speaker 2: low to Joe Flacco again. Yeah, ay, Joseph, Yeah, he
Speaker 2: led him to the playoffs. Oh, they got Joe Flacco.
Speaker 2: I don't know what they're doing at number two, but
Speaker 2: may I don't know if this is there. Well, they're
Speaker 2: definitely not going to take a quarterback. I have no idea.
Speaker 2: I still maintain that I hold out hope that maybe
Speaker 2: Kirk Cousins ends up with the Browns. But they have
Speaker 2: the second pick in the draft and they've brought back
Speaker 2: Joe Flacco. How old is Joe Flacco? He's like thirty seven.
Speaker 5: Are we playing the Joe Flacco age game?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, I'm going thirty seven.
Speaker 3: He also like he was thirty six for about four years.
Speaker 5: I got him as thirty nine or thirty one.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, yes, Paul.
Speaker 5: If you're a remember Joe Flacco's a media family, do
Speaker 5: you say, Dad, what are we doing this summer? Well,
Speaker 5: We're going to Yellowstone or I'm going to play professional football.
Speaker 5: It's a coin flip year to year with this guy.
Speaker 2: Well, he was on the couch and then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden he rescued the Cleveland Browns. Tonight you have Bucks, Pistons, Cabs, Nicks, Rockets, Lakers,
Speaker 2: Grizzlies and the Nuggets as we get ready to close
Speaker 2: out the regular season. Still don't know if this TJ
Speaker 2: watch situation is an actual, actual situation where he gave
Speaker 2: a peace sign on his Instagram, I believe, and then
Speaker 2: it was cryptic. He's in the last year of his contract.
Speaker 2: He's probably looking around and saying, that guy's making more
Speaker 2: than me, and that guy's making more than me, and
Speaker 2: that guy's making more than me. Hey, I'm the best
Speaker 2: defensive player in the game. Well, Miles Garrett Max Crosby
Speaker 2: got new deals, and he might look around and say,
Speaker 2: and Michael Parson is going to be making more than
Speaker 2: he is. I don't know if there's there's anything there.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard anything one way or another. It just
Speaker 2: feels like there might be something there. But if you're
Speaker 2: the Pittsburgh Steelers, first of all, get a quarterback. Second
Speaker 2: of all, as you move on, do you want to
Speaker 2: spend thirty five close to forty million dollars on TJ.
Speaker 3: Watt?
Speaker 2: You got the best of his career. It's like Albert
Speaker 2: Poohols with the Cardinals. You've got the best of he
Speaker 2: got those ten years and then it was like when
Speaker 2: the Angels were pooning up the money. The Cardinals, you know,
Speaker 2: did kind of a well, you know, we'll kind of
Speaker 2: put out an offer there.
Speaker 3: They didn't want to bring him back. But TJ. Watt,
Speaker 3: do you want to spend that kind of money? If you're.
Speaker 2: A championship caliber Super Bowl contending team, would you bring
Speaker 2: in TJ.
Speaker 3: Want?
Speaker 2: If you're the Buffalo Bills, would you bring in TJ Want?
Speaker 2: Spend that money on him? The answer is yes, But
Speaker 2: what's he going to cost you there? But I wonder
Speaker 2: if Pittsburgh says, hey, go out and find something. We
Speaker 2: don't want to spend that kind of money on you,
Speaker 2: or they might say we're gonna give you a two
Speaker 2: year extension, which is what I would do, because he's
Speaker 2: what thirty. Okay, he was banged up I think last year,
Speaker 2: but you know, he's got what twenty two and a
Speaker 2: half sacks in a single season, probably should have another
Speaker 2: Defensive Player of the Year award on his resume. But
Speaker 2: you know, this is this is the last time you
Speaker 2: get a chance to trade him, and maybe there's nothing there.
Speaker 2: Until I hear otherwise, I'll kind of go with the
Speaker 2: notion that maybe there is something there, like Tyreek Hill.
Speaker 3: It feels like there's always something there.
Speaker 2: Always he's always got a cryptic, you know, message that
Speaker 2: he's sending out.
Speaker 3: I think he's going through a divorce.
Speaker 2: Now. I don't think he's going to last in Miami.
Speaker 2: The question is do you really want him? And at
Speaker 2: what price? Remember when thirty million dollars he got that
Speaker 2: deal and we're like, dang, that's a lot of money,
Speaker 2: and you know, then Kansas City goes we can win
Speaker 2: without him.
Speaker 3: You're like goll Lee.
Speaker 2: Now that's the beauty of the Chiefs is they kind
Speaker 2: of reconfigured who they were, their identity, became a running team,
Speaker 2: pass control team, and a defensive team, defensive team first,
Speaker 2: and still able to win Super Bowls. Pretty amazing. So
Speaker 2: that's sort of the football news right now. Not much
Speaker 2: else going on, but it'll start to heat up. I
Speaker 2: did reach out to my Cleveland Browns source again and
Speaker 2: I said, hey, going into the weekend, got anything, And
Speaker 2: then he says, I can't share anything right now?
Speaker 3: Got to you know, don't.
Speaker 2: I don't have anything, and I want to be careful,
Speaker 2: and so I said, okay, I respect that if we
Speaker 2: get something that somebody can help me with. Great I'll
Speaker 2: pass it on to you, all righty, A couple of
Speaker 2: phone calls in here Buddha in San Francisco. Hi, Buddha,
Speaker 2: what's on your mind?
Speaker 10: No money, Dan, I am attacking this call with an
Speaker 10: enthusiasm unknown to mankind. Baby. I just wanted to call
Speaker 10: in and say congratulations for the Emmy nomination Dan, to
Speaker 10: the entire team DP show. And I am one hundred
Speaker 10: per team Seedon. Before I was like Emmy Schmemmi, who cares?
Speaker 10: But now Dan, I'm lik an Emmy would mean everything
Speaker 10: for this show. I mean, going up against the behemoths
Speaker 10: that you guys, all the other entities you guys go
Speaker 10: up against. I mean it would really cement like the
Speaker 10: amazing job.
Speaker 7: That you've done and give credit to.
Speaker 10: The trail that you've laid for all the other shows.
Speaker 7: That have followed you guys, and the strengths Dan.
Speaker 10: That I love about this show, and simply how authentic
Speaker 10: you guys are. I mean, that's that's really it.
Speaker 3: Like you guys.
Speaker 10: It's not scripted, you don't have writers, and I know
Speaker 10: that's definitely a huge part of why DP Nation has
Speaker 10: followed you guys for so long, and that's huge. I
Speaker 10: mean you Seed and Polly Marvin, I mean, even you, Fritzy.
Speaker 10: They are well we think you are.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Thank you, Buddha. Yeah, let us talk to yeah.
Speaker 2: By the way, we had a little mishap yesterday, Dan
Speaker 2: Nets we're out. I guess this was a like a
Speaker 2: spring training for pickleball because we have the rematch coming
Speaker 2: up in Green Bay, and all of a sudden and
Speaker 2: they didn't have their pickleball shoes on. Uh, well, one
Speaker 2: person didn't have his pickleball shoes on. Okay, we have
Speaker 2: these unbelievable pickleball shoes. They're made by tyrol t y
Speaker 2: ro L and they're really about, you know, help to
Speaker 2: stabilize your feet when you're playing.
Speaker 11: You guys could have reminded me to put them on
Speaker 11: instead of watching me like destroy my heels.
Speaker 2: Toddy, they gave you these shoes. They're free. You didn't
Speaker 2: buy them, It's true. And so all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: Tod and Todd was playing great, Paulie playing great. This
Speaker 2: was spirited back and forth. I'm going, I'm proud of
Speaker 2: these athletes. And then all of a sudden, Todd went
Speaker 2: for the ball and then I could just see him
Speaker 2: where he came up limping.
Speaker 11: There was like a little drop shot and I was
Speaker 11: trying to get to it before it downs the second time,
Speaker 11: and then something went very awry.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so Todd is limping today? Is is it the
Speaker 2: planner fascia?
Speaker 11: Yeah, both heels have it, but the left heel is worse.
Speaker 11: So I'm like kind of limping. I can't put any
Speaker 11: pressure on my left heel right now. I mean need
Speaker 11: a short dose of pregnantz.
Speaker 3: Own or something. I don't know.
Speaker 11: I it's something from one's urgentcary yesterday.
Speaker 12: Shocking.
Speaker 11: I know you're with like, why would I go run
Speaker 11: to an emergency room or something? Yeah, at like seven
Speaker 11: o'clock last night, I was an urgent care. They took
Speaker 11: X rays. They told me to ice it and through
Speaker 11: certain stretches because my calves are very tight, not in
Speaker 11: a muscular way, just in a you never stretch any way.
Speaker 3: Years old, these things time. You've had two injuries.
Speaker 2: You got injured playing wiffleball and whiffleball, and you got
Speaker 2: injured playing pickleball practicing pickleball, Yes.
Speaker 11: Elbow injury, whiffleball planter fasciitis playing pickleball.
Speaker 2: That's pretty sad, Okay, are you going to be ready
Speaker 2: for the rematch at Lambeau.
Speaker 3: I have to be.
Speaker 11: It's not up for to date. It's not a question
Speaker 11: if I got to play on three toes on one foot,
Speaker 11: I got to bounce.
Speaker 2: Okay, this effects the bedding line right now, they're they've
Speaker 2: taken it off the board.
Speaker 3: It's off the board.
Speaker 2: It is because I don't know, I don't know how
Speaker 2: healthy I saw you. You were in incredible pain. I
Speaker 2: could see you, know your your facial expressions. It was
Speaker 2: really heartbreaking but heartwarming that you still wanted to out
Speaker 2: there and play a few minutes before that.
Speaker 11: I'm slamming shots left and right. I think I hit
Speaker 11: seating up pretty hard accidentally, like in the foot, and
Speaker 11: all of a sudden.
Speaker 2: But it's like when when Kobe blew out his achilles
Speaker 2: and he said, no, I want to go back and
Speaker 2: shoot the free throws.
Speaker 3: This is almost exactly like that. I'd say, more like
Speaker 3: a Willis Reed moment.
Speaker 5: But that's okay.
Speaker 2: So no, no, no, like you were Kurt Gibson without
Speaker 2: the home run.
Speaker 3: Yes, I got it. I got a question.
Speaker 5: Emergency room. If there's an emergency room physician out there
Speaker 5: is a hurt foot not a torn up foot like
Speaker 5: it's blown off, but a hurt foot emergency room worthy.
Speaker 2: Well, it is very painful, well, to be fair to Todd, emergencyful.
Speaker 3: And it was urgent care, which is a step a lot.
Speaker 3: So it's not an emergency room. That's just an after
Speaker 3: hours kind of place to go. Urgent care.
Speaker 2: That's that's sort of the triple A version of the
Speaker 2: emergent ero. You're going into urgent care. A couple of
Speaker 2: phone calls in here, Let's see, how about David in Cincinnati?
Speaker 3: Hi, David, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 13: Hey bo, I'm.
Speaker 7: Going I'm so good. I guess the main question I
Speaker 7: got it, and I got still on a lot of
Speaker 7: people's mind is do you feel like Pete will ever
Speaker 7: make it even though he's passed on County, but we
Speaker 7: want to do him any good.
Speaker 3: Well, Pete's not getting in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: No, no, not anytime soon, not with this commissioner. And
Speaker 2: I don't want this to be the topic today, Okay,
Speaker 2: I don't. We've spent way too much time on it.
Speaker 2: I've given you my opinion. My opinion hasn't changed. Baseball's
Speaker 2: embraced gambling. I know all of that we've gone down
Speaker 2: this road. This is not about Pete Rose today in
Speaker 2: the Hall of Fame. So you can keep that opinion
Speaker 2: until a day when maybe there is some kind of
Speaker 2: movement on this. Let's see Rich in uh, Atlanta, I
Speaker 2: believe Athens.
Speaker 3: Yes, outside of Atlanta, Hey.
Speaker 13: Rich, Yeah, let's see. So Wilfred Bill Winkenbox. I think
Speaker 13: he should be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Speaker 13: He is the creator of fantasy football back in the sixties.
Speaker 13: So you got to think of the generations of people
Speaker 13: who are watching football strictly because of their fantasy team.
Speaker 13: And it also created new revenue streams for the NFL
Speaker 13: with advertising and sponsorship dollars. I just want to know
Speaker 13: what ch'all thought about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's an interesting suggestion. But there are
Speaker 2: a couple of people who have laid claim and credit
Speaker 2: for creating fantasy football. You have to really go back
Speaker 2: to Rotisserie baseball. Those are the guys who created this.
Speaker 2: In my mind that they created this fantasy world. But look,
Speaker 2: I'm I'm all about more. I'm about inclusion. You want
Speaker 2: to have more people and celebrate more people. That's why
Speaker 2: I hate when the Baseball Hall of fame will have
Speaker 2: like one person. And now I don't want to just
Speaker 2: put somebody in fast track somebody in. But I do
Speaker 2: love when we celebrate. Had the opportunity to celebrate more people.
Speaker 2: Gus in Los Angeles, Hi, Gus, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 4: Good morning, mister Patrick. Hope you're the boys having a
Speaker 4: good day. It's actually Gus in New Jersey today. I
Speaker 4: got a wedding that I'm attending today. My cousin, like
Speaker 4: my big brother here, he decided to get married for
Speaker 4: some reason. Don't know why, but it's this big day
Speaker 4: today and there's nobody else that I thought than you,
Speaker 4: mister Patrick, along with the boys. If any of you
Speaker 4: guys want to give some pearls of wisdom to the
Speaker 4: man that's going to take the plunge.
Speaker 2: Today, well some of my advice would have probably prevented
Speaker 2: this so he wouldn't be getting married. But Gus, I
Speaker 2: think you should be the announcer at the reception. You
Speaker 2: should introduce the wedding party.
Speaker 4: I mean, he is known as the Mexican Barry White.
Speaker 2: With that equal the Mexican Verry White. Okay, and Gus,
Speaker 2: what's your friends name?
Speaker 4: Frankie?
Speaker 3: All Right?
Speaker 2: All right, Frankie, it's her day, it's your mother in
Speaker 2: law's day, and don't complain about anything.
Speaker 3: Everything is great.
Speaker 2: Really, limit your alcohol intake, be present, be in the moment.
Speaker 2: Go from table to table, say hello to everybody. This
Speaker 2: isn't your day when you get married. It's not about you.
Speaker 2: Nobody cares, nobody wants to hear from you. Have fun,
Speaker 2: engage people. Make sure that the best man's speech is
Speaker 2: brief to the point. Don't let him get liquored up.
Speaker 2: But stay in the moment, okay, because it's about her.
Speaker 2: Everything is about her and your mother in law because
Speaker 2: they spend all of this time trying to prepare for this.
Speaker 2: So good luck there, Frankie. Okay, And I've talked so
Speaker 2: many times about the best man's speeches. One was about
Speaker 2: fourteen minutes come on, and he just kept telling stories
Speaker 2: and people were getting up getting drink like they just
Speaker 2: after a while, it became almost laughable. And that's where
Speaker 2: you have to play music. You have to play them
Speaker 2: off the stage, you know, after.
Speaker 3: You really you're over.
Speaker 2: Under should be five minutes at the most, and even
Speaker 2: then five minutes is a long time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it's.
Speaker 6: Important to remember too, that for anyone giving a speech
Speaker 6: in these moments, you're not as funny as you think
Speaker 6: you are. And there is this movement over the last
Speaker 6: thirty years or so, maybe forty years that these speeches
Speaker 6: at weddings are supposed to be a roast.
Speaker 2: They're not because you're not that funny boy. But the
Speaker 2: more you drink, the funnier you think you are. I
Speaker 2: think I'm just gonna go for it. I'm just gonna
Speaker 2: go don't do that.
Speaker 3: Have you prepared a speech? No, I'm going to go
Speaker 3: off the cuff. No no no.
Speaker 2: No no no no no no no no speaking of humor, yes, Todd,
Speaker 2: you haven't.
Speaker 5: I don't drink at all.
Speaker 11: And I think I'm kind of hilarious times I've had
Speaker 11: like maybe two be years in my life for whatever.
Speaker 3: That's what okay?
Speaker 2: I mean, I think you could give a good speech.
Speaker 2: I think your speech would be too long.
Speaker 11: It would be too long, and I would rhyme it
Speaker 11: when not everyone loves that. Not everything has to be
Speaker 11: a poem with rhyme.
Speaker 3: You could do a limerick, could do it. I mean,
Speaker 3: I'm okay with that. I can't do a fourteen minute no,
Speaker 3: A bunch of liris No, you can't.
Speaker 2: And I think you have that sensibility to be kind courteous,
Speaker 2: uh sweet, but your speeches would go way too.
Speaker 11: Long, people rolling their eyes and pretending to yawn or
Speaker 11: maybe actually on it.
Speaker 5: Yes, wife strife, it just works itself up. Oh, we
Speaker 5: could do a little rhyme time what rhymes.
Speaker 3: With a null time? Divorce? Main course?
Speaker 11: There you go, before you guys get divorced. Please enjoy
Speaker 11: your main course.
Speaker 5: We could do that.
Speaker 3: Pre n up. What's up?
Speaker 14: There?
Speaker 3: You go? It rights itself, doesn't make you time.
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Speaker 7: How you doing good? Shir five nine six? Got a
Speaker 7: few things. Number One, I'm retired. I'd never tell a
Speaker 7: guy not to retire, but man, I'm going to miss
Speaker 7: you when you're gone, When you start talking about those
Speaker 7: three or four years you got left. I mean, I
Speaker 7: hope the Dan Net's keep the show going. And maybe
Speaker 7: the only thing I can think of is Ross Tucker
Speaker 7: could possibly come close to filling your shoes. But your
Speaker 7: show is just so much better than all the other
Speaker 7: sports talk shows, and I don't think we'll see anything
Speaker 7: like you. And I thank you for how much enjoyment
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Speaker 3: Thank you, Dono. I appreciate that.
Speaker 7: My pleasure as a kid growing up in the seventies,
Speaker 7: Being ten years old in nineteen seventy five, having privilege
Speaker 7: to listen to Brent Musburger was you know, spoiled me
Speaker 7: for everyone. The guy is just phenomenal back in the day.
Speaker 7: The NFL today was perfect, you know, a great buttoned
Speaker 7: up show. You know, it was just special and it
Speaker 7: made you feel great and not really spurred on my
Speaker 7: love of football. And as a draft lover, I've seen
Speaker 7: every single televised draft since ESPN put it on back
Speaker 7: in the early eighties or late seventies, back when it
Speaker 7: was on Tuesday mornings. Mel Kiper is definitely deserving of
Speaker 7: being in the hall. And you know, every year i'd
Speaker 7: buy his his draft report. Yeah, and you'd call up
Speaker 7: the number and Mel was doing it out of his kitchen.
Speaker 7: Sometimes Mel would answer the phone and you'd get to
Speaker 7: talk to Mel for a couple of minutes, and it
Speaker 7: was just great. And I'm glad you brought him up.
Speaker 7: I really think he's he's the next big one that
Speaker 7: deserves to get in there. And one thing, if you
Speaker 7: want to mention a player that deserves it, I think
Speaker 7: the only guy I believe from the all eighties decade.
Speaker 7: Team that's not in is Lester Hayes.
Speaker 2: Well, for some reason, I thought Lester Hayes was in.
Speaker 2: I don't have any I'm going to say power or
Speaker 2: authority or any sway with the voters. Pro football voters
Speaker 2: are pretty locked in now. They do their homework. It's
Speaker 2: a really tough job, really tough job because you're arguing
Speaker 2: for and against players. But when it comes for the
Speaker 2: Pete Rosel with the TV and the Radio award, then yes,
Speaker 2: I'm going to get involved in that. And mel Kiper
Speaker 2: would qualify for that, and mel Kiper would be great
Speaker 2: as a Hall of Famer and worthy of that, and
Speaker 2: Peter King as well. So any other suggestions while I
Speaker 2: have this platform, if I can use it, great, I'll
Speaker 2: be more than happy to eight seven to seven three
Speaker 2: DP show email address Dpatdanpatrick dot com, twitter handle a
Speaker 2: DP show. I saw this story about the Chiefs wanting
Speaker 2: to be the official Christmas Day team of the NFL.
Speaker 2: They reached out to the NFL reportedly reached out and said,
Speaker 2: we want to be the team that plays every Christmas Day.
Speaker 2: You know, the Lions on Thanksgiving, the Cowboys on Thanksgiving,
Speaker 2: and then you'll just have another game that's uses on
Speaker 2: NBC at night. But the Chiefs said, hey, we want
Speaker 2: to be there every single Christmas Day. Well, the NFL
Speaker 2: said no. Mike North, the vice president of broadcast Planning
Speaker 2: for the NFL, talking about the Chiefs on Christmas Day.
Speaker 15: For a team like the Chiefs to volunteer for Christmas
Speaker 15: while they're busy winning every other super Bowl or whatever
Speaker 15: it is, and you know, their tight end iss dating
Speaker 15: the biggest pop star on the planet. Like, sure, the
Speaker 15: league office would love for the Chiefs the hosts on
Speaker 15: Christmas every year. Thanks volunteering, boys, But you know, I'm
Speaker 15: not sure that's become a tradition quite the way Thanksgiving is.
Speaker 15: I mean, think about what it took for that tradition, right,
Speaker 15: the Lion since the thirties, the Cowboys since the sixties.
Speaker 2: The league doesn't want see this would be like, yeah,
Speaker 2: we're gonna let the Chiefs be our official Christmas Day
Speaker 2: football team. And then you would have people probably criticizing
Speaker 2: the NFL like why are you letting the Chiefs be
Speaker 2: Now a lot of these guys don't want to play
Speaker 2: on Christmas Day. Yeah, Lebron has been playing on Christmas
Speaker 2: Day for nineteen out of twenty two years, I don't
Speaker 2: think that he's been in favor of playing on Christmas Day.
Speaker 2: You get a big audience, big platform there. But here
Speaker 2: are the Chiefs and maybe the NFL saying we can't
Speaker 2: let them have what they want. Now, if the NFL
Speaker 2: came to them and said we want to put you
Speaker 2: on Christmas Day, then it would be different. But here's
Speaker 2: once again, Mike North. He sets up the schedule with
Speaker 2: Howard Katz at the NFL, and he was on the
Speaker 2: It's Always Game Day in Buffalo podcast about committee to
Speaker 2: the Chiefs.
Speaker 15: Both from the fans standpoint. You know, I know the
Speaker 15: Chiefs are raising their hands supposedly, but you know that's
Speaker 15: a lot to ask your fans come out every year
Speaker 15: on Christmas. Certainly while you're good and you're winning AFC
Speaker 15: West titles and fighting for Super Bowls. Yeah, it's easy
Speaker 15: give You know, if five years from now, after Patrick
Speaker 15: Mahomes retires and you know they're not the you know,
Speaker 15: perennial division champion and in every AFC Championship game, I'm
Speaker 15: not sure we'd want to be, you know, married to
Speaker 15: a site.
Speaker 2: And I get that, but for the time being, you
Speaker 2: could unofficially officially lock in the Kansas City Chiefs with
Speaker 2: Patrick Mahomes. I feel pretty confident over the next five
Speaker 2: years they'd still be Musty TV and be a very
Speaker 2: competitive team.
Speaker 3: It's such a great organization that does Andy Reid coach
Speaker 3: for five more years?
Speaker 2: Probably not. Kelsey's not going to be there. Mahomes will
Speaker 2: be there. As long as you have Rett Beach as
Speaker 2: your g you're probably going to have a competitive team.
Speaker 2: Chris Jones isn't going to be there. I mean, if
Speaker 2: you really start to look at it, if you have Mahomes,
Speaker 2: is that enough from US SEETV? But the fact that
Speaker 2: they wanted to do it at the NFL the NFL,
Speaker 2: you have to wait for us to tell you that
Speaker 2: we'll let you do that.
Speaker 3: Yes, Marvin, do.
Speaker 12: You think this is a concerted effort by the Chiefs
Speaker 12: to try to make themselves even bigger so they can
Speaker 12: become the Cowboys in twenty years where they have fans everywhere,
Speaker 12: almost like the Steelers in the forty nine ers.
Speaker 2: Well, you're seeing these teams who want designated areas in
Speaker 2: the world, like We're going to be the team in Brazil,
Speaker 2: We're going to be the team in Germany, We're going
Speaker 2: to be the team in Ireland. That's how you expand
Speaker 2: your brand. But if you look back on the Cowboys
Speaker 2: were always there every Thanksgiving. That's how you become America's team.
Speaker 2: You were good playing on Thanksgiving. The Lions started out
Speaker 2: being good back in the thirties, and then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, we just accepted that the Lions were going
Speaker 2: to be playing. They'd be playing the early game where like,
Speaker 2: oh it's cute, Lions get a nationally televised game. The Cowboys,
Speaker 2: they became America's team partly due to being there on
Speaker 2: Thanksgiving seeing them all the time. Seaton, could you update
Speaker 2: the poll results from the first hour?
Speaker 3: I can I feel badly about it.
Speaker 6: Why worst tot injury pickleball heel or whiffleball elbow? Right now,
Speaker 6: wiffleball elbow running away with sixty two percent of that vote,
Speaker 6: but it's trending upward.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was kind of sad, and he was playing great.
Speaker 2: He was dominating wiffleball, and his career may be over.
Speaker 2: Two more hours on this beat Friday,