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Reese, Hey, I was two for two.

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I'd Kaitlin Clark at camera, brink on one two.

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After that, I missed everything.

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Yeah, that's so

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Good because the girl out of South Carolina

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Oh Cardoso, Yeah, so you

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got it. She went through.

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I saw a lot of my drafts with brink on number

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two.

3:06

So yeah, I mean winners and losers.

3:09

What are you?

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Cameron? Cameron and Angel

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end up on the same team? Huh didn't?

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Didn't They both go to l A Who

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thinks?

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So?

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Yeah? I think they both know.

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Angel went to Chicago. Angel, So Cardoso

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Cardoso and Angel recently.

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There you go. Okay, there you go. There

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it is. That'll wrap up our coverage

3:30

of the w NBA draft. He y'all,

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welcome you

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was gonna get something more than that.

3:37

So so we are off

3:39

and running here on on a Tuesday.

3:41

Here we were talking.

3:42

Apparently Caitlyn Clark is the first

3:45

uh w n B A drafted

3:47

player to wear Prada

3:50

Prada dressed or outfit to

3:53

the draft.

3:54

Why is that a story?

3:58

When I read the headline, I thout the same exact

4:00

thing, like people will make a first out of anything.

4:03

This is the story,

4:06

make a first out of anything.

4:07

Well, listen, I'm more interested to see what it looks like

4:09

when she actually plays the drafted nothing

4:12

for him.

4:12

First athlete, excuse

4:14

me, first athlete brought

4:16

it at w NBA.

4:18

Did you guys see the contract values of what

4:20

they'll be paid?

4:21

Was she in like three hundred thousand or something?

4:23

I saw it over four years?

4:25

Yeah? What? Yeah,

4:27

so like one seventy five or something

4:29

like.

4:30

She took a peaka to not go back

4:32

to Iowa to go to the w w NBA.

4:34

Now they might have some sponsors. She might be making money.

4:37

The whole show was sponsored off of her.

4:39

Yeah, she got drafted immediately

4:42

went and saw the State Farm.

4:43

Dude, the whole show. Yeah,

4:46

we'll do it. Caitlin's in, Yeah, we got it.

4:48

We got the show.

4:49

Oh, or Kaitlyn, you don't need you'll need

4:51

that money from India, Indiana, we

4:54

got you State Barn.

4:56

She's probably making a grip of sponsors. Has

4:58

to be otherwise. I'm sure they

5:00

Farm made her a millionaire on everything.

5:03

She was almost a millionaire just with their nils

5:05

And I'm probably probably State Farm was probably

5:07

the reason why she was a millionaire. So

5:10

I mean, yeah, I mean, you only need to get one that really

5:12

loves you.

5:13

That's what they say, the

5:15

one you What is.

5:17

It about it is the one you love. The one that doesn't

5:19

you shouldn't love at all. It only takes one. It

5:22

only takes one. Yeah, boy,

5:25

I'll tell you that's very that's a very true statement.

5:28

Jonah's not.

5:29

That's why I'm here, you know, thank you

5:32

to tie a bow on the on the

5:34

w NBA draft that that's that's

5:36

my my lot in life, that one

5:39

one sixty a year.

5:42

Huh, that's crazy.

5:44

I hope that.

5:45

I hope that the it grows.

5:47

I mean, they created it. They tried to create a

5:49

lot of hype around it. You know, it seemed like

5:51

there was a lot of attention on it.

5:52

Well that's why when you hear some of these people

5:55

that are critical and said, well, that stuff's not

5:57

going to work here and that's not going to fly. You should

5:59

be welcoming her with open arms. It's

6:01

eyeballs exposure.

6:02

You're talking about the other players that have been

6:05

critical. Yeah, you're right, they're throwing a

6:07

lot of shade. It's like, man, you should be welcoming her

6:09

all. Like there was a time when Tiger Woods was

6:11

trying to make a comeback.

6:12

And was throwing chicken and watermelow.

6:15

Jesus, I don't know about that,

6:18

Fuzzy.

6:20

I just saw that video the other day. Man,

6:24

Oh god, I was laughing my ass

6:26

off when.

6:26

He said I don't seen that one.

6:29

Yes, so, but I just

6:31

watched it.

6:32

When they would when he came back, there was

6:35

you know, golfers that were kind of, you know, upset

6:38

that maybe he was getting a little bit of the shine. And I

6:40

always thought to myself at the time, like you should be

6:42

welcome to that, Like like those are

6:44

eyeballs that probably wouldn't have been there.

6:46

They don't want them eyeballs that weren't there. It's

6:49

it's a very elitist sport. Okay,

6:52

Well, I'm just saying all eyeballs

6:54

aren't good eyeballs.

6:56

I mean sometimes bakers can't be choosers,

6:58

right, that's true. I mean if players are making that

7:00

type of revenue or that type of money, like you

7:02

need, you need more people watching the sport to

7:05

try and generate more.

7:06

So to me, but did he make them more money

7:08

or did he make more money make

7:10

the sport? Yeah, he took golf I think to a

7:12

whole other level. I mean,

7:14

of course he did. But how many

7:16

people were really truly benefiting from

7:18

it?

7:19

I think any player that was on a tour

7:22

that he was involved in benefit from it. But

7:24

yeah, you may not have won, but there's

7:26

probably sponsorship, more eyeballs

7:28

things like that. With with Tiger around, of course,

7:31

like I think as long as he makes the cut

7:33

in tournament.

7:34

I'm not saying it because I know, I'm just curious because

7:36

I could give zeros about it. I

7:39

mean, now, this is interesting, this is an interesting

7:41

topic. How many people benefited

7:43

off of the tiger Woods effect financially?

7:46

I think that would be curious. I'd be curious

7:48

to know that. Yeah, if I'm eating

7:51

because of you, then yeah, I wouldn't be

7:53

hating on you.

7:54

Brady would know better than us. He golfs with them.

7:57

That's not true.

7:58

I also don't think that like

8:01

there was a lot of other people outside of the PGA

8:03

tour that benefited from Tiger

8:05

because you could say, well, the players

8:08

benefited with exposure, and

8:10

I guess that's true to a degree, But I

8:12

mean the way the tour is set up

8:14

back then, like if you weren't winning, you the

8:16

money, yeah, if

8:18

you couldn't be Like you could actually make the case

8:20

that Phil Mgleson's career probably was the

8:23

most impacted by Tiger Woods in

8:25

a negative way, because if Tiger Woods never

8:28

put on the tour, michles would have had more

8:30

championships.

8:31

He probably would have won more.

8:32

No, I feel like the sports book probably had a bigger impact

8:35

on Phil Michelson.

8:36

Than anything else. We're gonna be ohang

8:39

oh and spicy early.

8:41

Oh.

8:43

Speaking of spicy, that's a drop lor about

8:45

a way. Yeah. Oh yeah, there's

8:48

there's a lot that's

8:50

in there. I haven't heard it there, have

8:52

not heard it in a while.

8:54

I do wonder, Iowa Sam, how much of that

8:57

draft did he watch last night or was he checking?

9:00

He probably choked out.

9:03

No, he watched.

9:04

He watched until the second Roud picked

9:06

up eight where Kate Martin

9:09

went to the Las Vegas.

9:10

He was at it first?

9:12

Think he was added there.

9:13

No, he's he stayed. They had Kate Martin

9:15

got drafted to.

9:17

Yeah, no, I think he.

9:19

I think he passed out after the number one pick.

9:22

Now he might have came back to. He

9:25

might have came back to that

9:27

first Big got

9:32

a.

9:32

Cigarette us

9:37

Oh

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oh a

9:42

cigarette Sam.

9:49

The best show Sam's ever seen in his entire

9:52

life.

9:53

He popped in one of those blue shoes.

9:54

Huh. He

9:58

gave himself some extra comp by

10:00

himself. Hey, let me tell you something all

10:03

by himself.

10:03

Don't worry about it, because LeVar, while you were gone,

10:06

Uh rating, I did handle the

10:08

blue chees.

10:09

Oh nice with I mean we were so

10:12

how did you guys feel about saying?

10:16

How did you feel about the fresh and heart part?

10:18

Like?

10:19

Did you feel good about it? It's still the same promo code?

10:21

Yeah, yeah, LeVar and uh

10:23

I endorsed that message. The way I did.

10:25

It was.

10:28

Said the way I did it was LeVar,

10:32

if you rolled it, like, if you rolled

10:34

it, I can't roll rolling

10:36

now if you were to roll it, boy, because

10:38

you know LeVar is to wash. Yeah, that

10:41

That's That's how you know I'm white, is that

10:43

I can't roll my arm. Well, that's why I gave up on

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trying to lead.

10:46

Yeah, there's not like other

10:48

things that you do.

10:49

That were probably but I

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checked down a Spanish class. They started rolling

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their rs and I couldn't roll it. I just checked

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I can't. I don't.

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I don't pass the R rolling. Uh, I

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can't do it. Yeah, I don't know how you do it. I

11:04

can't never been able to.

11:06

I can't do it.

11:08

I just love how That's how we know Jonas is white.

11:10

Ye, that's the only other

11:12

than that.

11:12

I mean, yeah, it's really hard to

11:15

tell.

11:15

Complexion and everything else. You know, it

11:18

makes all the sense in the world.

11:20

Uh.

11:21

You know he was walking around Super Bowl at night

11:23

like it was a highlighter? Was Jonas.

11:28

Peppy think he was a cat?

11:31

Some of us stick it for powder. They're like, I

11:33

saw that.

11:33

Movie this

11:38

sudden.

11:38

I don't mix man powder powder

11:40

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11:43

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another edition of in case you missed it, We've got

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ourselves.

13:15

You know, end of an era, end of an era,

13:18

of a lot of great moments. That's interesting.

13:20

Biggie Smalls is playing while you're saying that. A lot of

13:22

great.

13:24

Take a lot of you know, a lot of great

13:26

memories, but it's all gone. Now we'll explain

13:28

why that is coming up here.

13:30

You're not talking about from now.

13:31

Totally trying to steer clear

13:34

of that ass much as possible. I

13:37

will say this before we get into the discussion

13:39

about paydays in the NFL.

13:42

One wide receiver got it, others are looking

13:44

for it. It's

13:46

three twenty in the morning Pacific

13:49

time, and lead

13:51

to Lap has got a full blown steak,

13:54

baked potato, broccoli,

13:57

and a side of fries in the other the

14:00

hell's going on here?

14:02

Slab, ribs and ribs.

14:06

I missed my own birthday dinner last night,

14:09

so I'm eating now.

14:11

Okay, hold on, how

14:13

did you miss your own birthday dinner?

14:15

I don't want to get too far into the weeds,

14:17

but I was doing some h o A stuff.

14:20

I thought you was.

14:23

Liatively, I thought

14:25

he was literally in them.

14:28

I did not need any wheat

14:30

whacking or anything like that.

14:33

But I was hanging out with

14:35

uh, not to bore you guys

14:38

too much, but with some engineers and architects doing

14:40

some balcony inspections eight

14:42

and a half hours.

14:43

Ho a snob huh.

14:45

It always fascinates me though, when Lee tells

14:47

these stories, because I'm trying to picture how.

14:50

Lee would look. I had.

14:54

Oh no, I mean, are you are you asking

14:56

questions? Are you just kind of sitting there quietly?

14:59

U was a little bit of both.

15:01

I mean, I'm not doing the job for them, but I

15:03

need to make sure that I know what's going on when

15:06

they're done with their job. But they were

15:08

more so asking me every question in the world. Couldn't

15:10

figure out the difference between how

15:12

to go numerically down the down

15:14

the.

15:15

Hallway, so I had to help

15:17

out a little bit.

15:17

What do you mean, Lee, they

15:22

know how to numerically go down a hallway.

15:24

Well, it gets a little tricky when they're trying to find

15:26

certain certain condo numbers and

15:28

certain numbers.

15:29

Why, dude, I

15:32

don't know. I can make it up for you.

15:35

But it's the configuration of the

15:37

building a little bit.

15:38

Yeah, it kind of shifts one number when you go from second

15:41

floor to third floor.

15:42

But shouldn't be a problem.

15:43

I mean, it shouldn't be that big of a problem

15:47

like.

15:47

That, which is pretty three. By the way, that's

15:49

the.

15:49

Third floor numbers start with a three. Yeah,

15:53

it does.

15:54

Wait, all right, it's like.

15:55

The sixteens above the fifteen and

15:58

so on and so forth.

15:59

Listen, who cares about that? Were

16:01

you having a drink while this was going on?

16:04

Truth, no balls.

16:06

You don't have the balls in front of an architect. They

16:08

got open a twenty four ouncer and say

16:10

do something about it.

16:12

I had I had three teams. I was coordinating.

16:14

They were all going on lunch breaks. I was coordinating

16:16

between.

16:17

All the You needed the threat, the

16:19

threat, don't do something about it?

16:22

Well, one of those three packs of ConA big waves

16:24

and say do something about.

16:25

It, so I bailed on him at the last

16:28

second. I made it for two martinis

16:30

for my for my dinner. Everyone was polishing

16:32

off their plates.

16:33

So you did have dinner. It was too martini, Yeah,

16:36

on.

16:36

An empty stomach. Interesting

16:39

hence the rundown that you got last night.

16:41

Yeah, I was gonna say there

16:44

some.

16:46

Talking about the one he sent last

16:48

last night that came in a tad

16:51

bit late.

16:51

There was some uh, some air I

16:54

was alluding to.

16:55

Yeah, there was some heirs that

16:57

that were I gave up. I

16:59

was over. I was over my birthday.

17:03

So but I am. I am enjoying this rack of ribs

17:05

that I was gifted by

17:07

Lareina. Thank you. Oh Larina

17:11

brought a rack of rib Lee, not no one else.

17:13

You know what's funny is I was actually going to bring you a bunt

17:15

cake. I would buy anything bunch cakes

17:17

today, and I was like, you know what, Lee deserves

17:20

a bunt cake. But then I'd have to buy Eddie

17:22

a bunt cake, and Jonah's a bunt cake,

17:24

and how do I get Brady

17:26

a bunt cake?

17:27

I can't.

17:28

Oh, don't worry.

17:29

My wife made one the other day, and uh,

17:32

it was the most delicious thing.

17:34

I've ever had in my entire life.

17:36

I looked at her and I go, don't ever

17:38

make this again, because I will eat until

17:41

so gluttonously until I explode.

17:44

It'll be like the movie seven.

17:46

Yeah, you like the fat guy with the bucket

17:48

of bar underneath.

17:52

That thing was so good.

17:55

Frosting,

17:56

frosting.

17:59

She put on a chocolate grenache

18:02

and it was actually it was. It

18:04

was like a chocolate chip with

18:07

lemon, though, which you think would be a weird flavor.

18:09

It does sound weird, No, it is

18:11

unbelievable.

18:12

Was it like very moist? Oh

18:14

yeah, super moist?

18:16

Oh yeah, see that's what I

18:18

love about it, that moisture.

18:20

That the more

18:22

moist it is, the better. It is great.

18:24

And with the cakes, lemon is,

18:27

by the way, underrated as far as

18:29

the flavor goes, like lemon,

18:32

yeah.

18:33

Lemon pound cake. Yeah,

18:36

it's just got to be moist though. If it's if it's

18:39

dry, it's just no good.

18:40

Someone, you

18:44

know you

18:49

got issues issues.

18:52

You were in Guadalajara this weekend. You know you

18:56

know what I'm saying. I have no idea what

18:58

you're talking about. You are so out of

19:00

pocket.

19:01

Yeah, I

19:04

love your WIFEQ Godly anybody

19:06

can make a bunk cake from scratch.

19:08

That's that's a bad man majama there. I'll

19:10

tell you that. I know.

19:12

I just hope she doesn't make it again.

19:13

Yeah, well I'm not gonna.

19:14

Be around much longer. Boys, that's the case.

19:17

You know, you can make it through a lease. One more

19:19

listen, Happy birthday to leave.

19:22

Happy birthday Lee. By the way, on

19:24

that happy birthday, Jonas. Because we never

19:27

really.

19:27

Know birthday because vampires

19:29

don't really have to appreciate it.

19:30

You know, we should probably just start telling them happy

19:32

birthday at so we don't miss it.

19:35

We missed the lead pretty much yesterday.

19:37

Why is lebar a vampire racist?

19:39

Vampires don't have birthdays. I don't know,

19:41

they don't count.

19:43

To make some racist for him saying that on.

19:44

Birthday like one hundred years is

19:46

a racist against vampires.

19:48

Yeah, I don't know that that's technically

19:51

racist.

19:52

I don't know. I am

19:54

kind of like anything.

19:56

It is out there that I'm a known racist, are

19:58

you? Oh, it's known on.

20:00

Jackie Robinson Day.

20:01

I mean, have you ever heard how I talk

20:04

about things? I mean, I'm known. I'm like

20:06

I'm not undercover. See the problem with

20:08

a lot of cats is they're undercover.

20:10

See me.

20:10

I rather I'm from Pittsburgh. I rather you

20:12

know exactly what I am. I rather

20:15

know exactly what you are. Hey, Hi, I'm a racist?

20:17

Okay, perfect? So am I all

20:19

right? Good to meet you. Yeah,

20:22

there you go.

20:22

I hear you Johnson?

20:23

Yeah, hell Johnson.

20:26

Well listen, we

20:29

two have we do have some good news. Some people sitting

20:31

out there, like, what did LEVARD just say?

20:33

Oh? I got your attention? Yeah, that's all right, And it

20:35

is early in the day. I figure i'd say something that's going

20:37

to catch your attention. You was paying attention

20:39

to your kid, getting on your nerves while you're getting

20:41

ready for school. Somebody lost

20:44

the sock, didn't have a match and sock. Somebody

20:46

spilled something in the kitchen. Something happened, and

20:48

then I said what I said, and you told you you stop

20:50

what you were doing and listen for a moment, like, did I just

20:52

hear what I just heard?

20:53

You know, there might have been somebody less stands like I

20:56

was alone. I thought I was all by myself. Yeah,

20:58

but apparently not nah, all by himself.

21:00

As far as a wide receiver getting a.

21:02

Deal down, you gotta hate in your heart.

21:03

Let it out.

21:04

DeVante Smith of the of

21:07

the Philadelphia Eagles

21:09

gets a three year, seventy five million

21:11

dollar extension, reportedly fifty

21:13

one million dollars guaranteed for

21:15

a guy who no diva,

21:18

no drama, no bs. He's been

21:20

a good player since he's come out of Alabama as

21:22

a Heisman Trophy winner for the Philadelphia Eagles.

21:24

He was actually one of the first guys last year who

21:26

even called out his own team and said, look,

21:29

the record's great, but we're just not playing that well.

21:32

And so the Philadelphia Eagles lock him up,

21:34

of course, and yeah, he

21:36

called it, and.

21:37

So they got him. They've got aj Brown.

21:39

But you've still got other wide receivers

21:41

like Justin Jefferson who wasn't there for the start

21:43

of voluntary workouts.

21:44

Same with CD Lamb.

21:46

So it feels like one guy got his deal done and

21:48

the others are trying to get something done as the season

21:50

is right around the corner in a few months.

21:53

I'll all put it this way, you're being very complimentary

21:55

of Deavonte Smith, and rightfully so he's

21:57

earned this this contract extension,

22:00

twenty five million per year average

22:02

annual values. Great, He's got two years of

22:04

guarantees, in there. What stands

22:06

out to me though, is this, Howie

22:08

Roseman has now signed Jordan

22:10

Mylotta to an extension, Dickerson

22:14

to an extension, DeVante.

22:15

Smith to an extension this offseason

22:19

zero drama.

22:21

If you go back to the last season and

22:23

how things ended in Philly with Big

22:25

Dom them taking him off the sidelines

22:27

and people questioning Nick

22:30

Sirianni and whether or not, you know, the emotions

22:32

and the sideline everything else went along

22:34

with that. Maybe some player in front all

22:37

the stuff that all the drama that was going on

22:40

this offseason has been anything

22:42

but Howie Roseman

22:45

just doing business. And

22:47

that's the difference when you compare

22:49

a contrasted to the Dallas Cowboys.

22:52

Look at Cede Lamb right now. They don't give

22:55

him a contract extension. Now he's not at

22:57

you know, the voluntary OTAs. So

23:00

when when you look at how certain teams

23:02

operate and other teams operate,

23:04

Philly is getting the business out of the way to the side.

23:07

They're pushing everything to the side, and they're saying, we want

23:09

to focus on getting back to winning football

23:12

games, being the team we think we can be, and

23:14

getting to a Super Bowl, winning one and

23:16

then there's some other teams out there who are like, we're gonna

23:19

drag this thing.

23:19

Off, you know, we won't. We don't want to pay them a

23:21

little extra this, so we don't want to.

23:23

We don't want to bend or break on this one

23:25

or two specific issues in the contract.

23:28

That's the difference, man.

23:29

I mean, I'm sure at some point we'll

23:32

talk about maybe Dion and how he's

23:34

talked about. Hey, here the five six teams

23:36

I want my kids to go play for, and we can

23:38

talk about every single one, But every single one of those organizations,

23:41

or most of us, i should say, are

23:43

good organizations. And

23:45

that's the thing is, there's a very easy

23:47

way of telling the difference between the two, and

23:50

oftentimes it's how teams do business.

23:53

I'll say this, you get

23:56

you get the confusion out of the way, like you

23:58

said, handle it quiet. People

24:01

get get locked into their deals,

24:03

and then now they can focus in on the off season

24:06

and you can focus in on getting better because

24:08

this is a team that has a

24:11

ton of talent and they just added more

24:13

by bringing in Saquon. Just

24:17

focusing on what you have to do and

24:19

keep your main guys, you know, feeling

24:21

good about what's going on. I don't understand

24:24

why that's such a like

24:26

handling things the way this took place

24:28

in how, you know, how he's been doing

24:30

what he's been doing ultimately serves

24:33

as most people have said as an example,

24:35

I mean, I was looking at the notes and you know, some of

24:37

the teams in the list of what Prime

24:40

coach coach Prime wants for you

24:42

know, his son and for Hunter, and

24:45

you start to think to yourself, why

24:49

one of the most simplest things, in my opinion,

24:51

but one of the hardest things, is just to treat

24:54

people the way they're supposed to be treated. I

24:56

mean, it sounds like such

24:59

a simple concept, but it's such

25:01

a fleeing, you know, fleeing concept.

25:04

People don't know how to treat other people. They don't

25:06

know how to handle business the right way, and

25:08

they think that doing too much, you know, doing

25:11

it a certain type of way builds the clout

25:13

for how you're viewed or how it's

25:16

looked at, and you just lose

25:18

sight of the fact that all you have to do is just

25:20

be a good person to the people that are working

25:22

for you. There's

25:24

a difference between getting things

25:27

done in a way where people are working

25:29

for their pay, and that's

25:32

it. They clock in, they clock out, and

25:34

people who are getting paid and

25:36

they take ownership over their job

25:39

and the job that they're doing. And it's not just a

25:41

personal thing. It's an accountability

25:44

to the organization that's

25:46

hired you and that's paying you, which ultimately

25:48

leads to the accountability for the

25:51

people you're working with and go out

25:53

there on the field with. And it just to me,

25:57

I think the Eagles, it's so crazy because being in

25:59

being that in state all week last

26:01

week, it's clearly

26:05

more Philadelphia Eagle fans that

26:07

have emerged than Steelers

26:09

fans in State College right

26:11

now, at least seemingly every other

26:13

person I'm talking to is like, you

26:15

know, I wish you would have got drafted by Philly,

26:17

which, by the way, I got drafted in the ninety

26:20

nine in the two thousand draft. So imagine

26:22

they're going back twenty four years to put

26:24

me with the Philadelphia Eagles. Imagine what they feel

26:26

about the Eagles today. Anyway

26:29

they've done, I think they've done an excellent job

26:31

because it's not easy to be in Philadelphia.

26:34

It's a tough market, hard nosed market,

26:37

and they've done a great job of building an

26:39

identity for their team, and

26:41

they do it with their players, and a lot of it comes

26:43

from what we're talking about right now, is that

26:45

they kind of do things in a way where

26:48

the players take that ownership and

26:50

they feel really really good about

26:52

the place that they're they're working, and

26:55

that's, you know, that should be applauded.

26:57

Well, They've by far and away have been the most consistent

26:59

team division over the past several

27:01

years. And there's been coaching changes

27:04

and things like that, but they've always figured out

27:06

a way to either get back to a

27:08

super Bowl or make a deep playoff.

27:10

Always competitive, like since forever,

27:12

They've always been this way.

27:13

Always.

27:14

It's not even like recent they've always been

27:16

competitive. Couldn't win Super Bowl,

27:18

couldn't win it all, but dang

27:21

always always competitive.

27:22

There's not a lot of organizations to where

27:25

when you find your quote unquote franchise

27:27

quarterback and he ends up getting injured.

27:30

That you can still go win it. Yeah, go win

27:32

it.

27:32

And then also when it starts to

27:34

not work out, you turn to a second round

27:36

draft pick and then go back to a super

27:38

Bowl with him and probably should have won

27:41

that one as well too. And that's in contrast

27:43

to what like you guys talk about Washington,

27:46

the Giants down.

27:48

The old Washington. Yeah, apparently

27:50

they're going in the right direction.

27:52

Now.

27:53

I'd also mention that this

27:55

is possible because

27:58

of Jalen Hurts. If

28:00

you looked at the deal that he took and he signed,

28:04

it's a deal that, look, it pays him handsomely,

28:07

but it left some money on the table. It left

28:09

some room on the table, and so

28:11

it does have a bit of a byproduct to do with

28:13

him, and I think as far as the long

28:16

term deal that he signed and how it was structured

28:18

to allow other players on.

28:20

Their team to be extended.

28:23

And so it's a.

28:24

Bit of a credit to him too for the job

28:26

that he's done in saving room

28:28

for some of his other teammates to get paid be a part of

28:30

this.

28:31

Yeah, Well, it's good for the Eagles,

28:34

not great for the Cowboys. Another

28:36

layer to that that offseason it's been

28:38

a little bit weird.

28:39

And then you've got.

28:40

The Giants and the Washington Commandos,

28:42

which we will get into coming up later on in the show.

28:44

It is two pros and a cup of Joe. Here on Fox

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Sports Radio, LeVar Arrington, Brady Quinn, Jonas

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28:53

the end of an era in the world of sports.

28:55

It was a long time coming, but it is now

28:57

over with.

28:58

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30:00

Sometimes you can't get to everything

30:02

in the world of sports or entertainment. Good

30:04

thing, the guys are here to bring you in

30:07

case you missed.

30:09

It, and for that we turn it over to our executive producer,

30:12

Lee.

30:15

Lap Good

30:19

more than everybody.

30:20

Good morning, Brady, Good morning, Lord, morning

30:22

Jonas, guys.

30:24

In case you missed it, that's

30:36

right, guys, In case you

30:38

missed this, Hey Brady, guys,

30:41

in case you missed this, end of an era in New York if

30:44

you haven't heard it, or in case you missed it. John

30:46

Sterling, long play by play voice of the Yankees,

30:49

after thirty six seasons with the team, has decided

30:51

to step down. I

30:54

thought maybe in honor of mister John Sterling, would

30:56

you guys like to hear a play call?

30:57

Oh yes, sure, all right, here's him calling.

31:00

I heard him Aaron Judge's sixty second Home

31:02

or just a few seasons ago.

31:03

Here's the one to one

31:06

song on There Goes Deep bluff.

31:08

It is high hit us far that

31:10

us gone number.

31:12

Sixty two to set

31:15

the new American League

31:17

record. Aaron

31:19

Judge hits his sixty second.

31:22

All the Yankees out of the dugout

31:24

to greet him.

31:26

Just think of it. Three Yankee

31:29

right fielders.

31:30

The Babe hitting sixty to twenty

31:33

seven, the Jolly Roger

31:36

hitting sixty one and sixty.

31:38

One, and now Aaron.

31:40

Judge hits his sixty second

31:42

home run. The most home runs

31:45

any American League or as.

31:46

Hid in a single season.

31:49

And the American League has been alive

31:51

for one hundred and twenty years.

31:54

This is judgment

31:56

Day, the case close.

32:00

That's an amazing voice. No

32:02

wonder he had such longevity.

32:04

By the way, I didn't realize he was eighty five. You

32:07

imagined doing this till you're eighty five years old?

32:09

Tank not getting up at this time?

32:11

No, I can do this

32:13

which out till I'm eighty five, but

32:15

not not this time.

32:16

So you think that I heard when you get older, you like

32:19

just get up all the time throughout the night.

32:20

After hear the bathroom. Great, maybe you

32:22

beat up anyway, can go back to sleep. Then

32:25

I wish I was doing that.

32:26

I'm sure he sat there and said there was something that he

32:28

couldn't see himself doing it in with

32:30

the Yankees this long.

32:32

So the grandee man can, grandee

32:35

man?

32:35

Can?

32:36

I mean we're in year three already.

32:39

Eddy, you're not a fan of John Sterling? Is it too

32:41

over the top? Is it too cheesy? Some

32:44

of the some of the catchphrases he had over

32:46

the years, yes, oh wow,

32:49

I mean, come on, the candy man can.

32:52

Some of them were okay, but then he

32:54

would like force them because he had felt

32:56

like a half to have one for every guy, and then

32:58

some of them were just heard.

33:00

That is that kind of like Kevin

33:02

Harlan now, who every time somebody

33:05

happens.

33:05

That's not spore related, he's got

33:07

to announce it.

33:08

Oh like yeah, the guy running on the field,

33:10

he announced the streaker and then it got to his head.

33:12

Yeah, I'm okay with Kevin Harlan.

33:15

Like, I didn't grow up in New York. I didn't grow up a Yankees

33:18

fan. I'm sure there's lots of memories

33:20

of you know, people you know going years

33:23

and years, and that guy's the voice of the Yankees,

33:25

and he's part of your you know, your fandom, So

33:27

I get I get the warm feelings. He's no myron

33:29

cope do.

33:31

Double y Yeah,

33:33

yeah, it tastes my irank count

33:36

bots.

33:36

Spots The Adventure

33:39

of the Terrible tal is that's right,

33:42

we shared a moment. TJA is

33:45

terrible talent. Oh

33:47

that's very disrespectful. I'm trying to put

33:50

you up on game very.

33:52

I told you that story, LeVar.

33:54

Right, what's that that?

33:56

I was listening to your show and I'm like, oh, TJ,

33:59

this is a good job.

34:00

That's hard. I still don't like him though, hecause he's a

34:03

terrible towel. His shoes with a terrible

34:05

towel. He cleaned his shoes with that.

34:07

But but what made the story worse is that

34:10

of Pittsburgh Steeler fan sold

34:12

him the tow He

34:15

bought the Yes, he bought

34:17

the towel to to like

34:20

do what he was going to do, and he

34:22

bought it from a Pittsburgh Steelers fan.

34:24

What do you hear?

34:24

What the irony too that is, though, is that when

34:26

a player leaves to go for like a rival

34:28

team to get paid more, you know they'll

34:30

like hammer a player for that, Yet they'll sell

34:32

a terrible towel for twenty bucks.

34:34

There you go.

34:35

You know, I think I remember the

34:37

number he said. I want to say, like one hundred dollars or

34:39

something. He gave it up, though,

34:41

the bottom line is, I'm not giving my terrible

34:44

towel up to a player of the Bengals.

34:46

I'm not doing that hundred bucks. So but

34:49

there you go.

34:50

But I'm saying, you

34:53

see my trucky by two of those with that, come

34:55

on, hundred bucks.

34:57

Different type of fan?

34:58

Yeah, okay, talking about got

35:00

you? We know what type of fan you are?

35:02

Yeah, all right, he bought. Well, it

35:04

depends. We don't want you anymore.

35:05

Man, We don't. Don't worry needed the playoffs.

35:09

Jeez, good riddance. See you wanted them,

35:12

fair Weathers. What else we got? Lee?

35:14

What else?

35:14

Lee?

35:14

Well, guys, in case you miss it, we talked about it yesterday.

35:17

Scotti Schffler, of course, trying to make it back to his

35:19

lovely wife Meredith, who was ready to give

35:22

birth to their first child. Well, of course, he jumped

35:24

on a PJ from Augusta Regional Airport, of course

35:26

he did.

35:26

But the missus did give.

35:28

Him granted permission to go grab a few

35:30

coldies with the buddies. He put on his University

35:33

of Texas Hat kept his green jacket on and went

35:35

to the Inwood Tavern, which apparently

35:37

is the best dive bar from twenty fourteen and twenty

35:39

fifteen back in Dallas.

35:41

There, it's a long time ago. Yeah, luck

35:43

could have happened since then, still in the Dallas

35:46

Bar Hall of Fame. Might not be the best

35:48

dive bar.

35:49

Now, it's a while ago that a dive bar,

35:52

but they got a lot going on there.

35:55

So we make this a big ass story

35:57

about if if she were to go

35:59

into lay and he's leaving and all this stuff,

36:01

and we're still talking about.

36:03

She's she's he's not giving

36:05

birth, He's going to dive bars. He's

36:07

drinking PBRs, closing

36:10

it down at a dive bar. There you go. What's

36:12

your favorite dive bar? My favorite

36:14

dive barm?

36:15

Uh?

36:16

The Snug is a good one. That's one where I get in

36:18

trouble a bunch of

36:20

course. Uh. The good Night is my favorite.

36:22

But the good Night spelled

36:25

n I t E.

36:26

Yeah, what do you like so much about the

36:28

good night?

36:29

Todd?

36:30

Yeah?

36:30

Free drinks, I get to hang

36:32

out. Well I can't, I shouldn't say this.

36:34

Explain the free drinks?

36:35

You said it yesterday, so you

36:37

could just show up get free drinks.

36:39

Yeah, he goes on delivery.

36:41

I'm the throat burner.

36:44

How does everyone like? How does the place make money?

36:47

They do? They do just fine with

36:49

other people with other patrons.

36:51

So you're saying, you guys get free drinks, not

36:53

just anyone who walks in.

36:54

What's the same, No, but just me, it's

36:57

just me. Yeah, but you go there when they're doing to live

36:59

there, right? Yeah? I do. Yeah.

37:02

Delivery days, delivery, delivery Wednesdays.

37:04

So you got you deliver the food. I give you a free

37:07

drink while you're wa.

37:08

I deliver food to the guys who are hanging out

37:10

there waiting for the kegs and all the deliveries on

37:12

Wednesdays, so.

37:14

They get you know, that's your sage, gig. No,

37:17

I just hang out. Oh I

37:19

guess you call it? Hey man,

37:25

food guys grab

37:27

some in and out and hang out.

37:29

Yeah, your

37:32

throat, you're anything butt in and out.

37:34

You're more like just there.

37:35

Chilling, pasted out, dissolve your esophacus.

37:38

I bring my own fold out chair because their chairs suck

37:41

your boom box. You bring your own

37:43

fold out chair to a bar.

37:45

I do not like during the opening,

37:47

not during their working hours. Wow,

37:51

delivery Wednesdays though. The Secret

37:53

Life of Lee Man, he's

37:55

the best.

37:55

I think at least got it all figured out.

37:58

I think the rest of us are still trying to figure it out.

38:01

If I'm a cos on that one, we

38:04

tie it's not his fell apart.

38:06

Yeah, he saved them. Yeah, but

38:08

he was a part of it. It

38:11

was part of it. Okay, come on,

38:13

Lee.

38:13

Well, guys, in case you missed this, we talked about it earlier.

38:16

Due to the extreme demand. Caitlin Clark's jerseys,

38:19

currently out of stock, took only an hour after

38:21

she was drafted.

38:22

By Sorry

38:25

are they? Oh no, are they Prada

38:28

Prada jersey?

38:29

Yeah,

38:33

prod jerseys will be on sales soon.

38:35

If she wearing twenty two in the WMDA as

38:37

well, or is she gonna change numbers?

38:39

Took twenty

38:41

two?

38:43

All right?

38:43

Yeah, big time? What else we

38:45

got Lee?

38:46

Well, guys, thanks to uh Brady, we didn't

38:48

miss this one. Influencer Davis Clark posted

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on social media while he was running the Boston

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Marathon yesterday just under three hours

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and what happened?

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He had a little incident. What's that?

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I'll tell you something that

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did not look like pooh a right.

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Uh yeah, there's

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a little a little too much red

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whatever that was.