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numbering three hundred and sixty two. It

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just dawned on us about ten minutes

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ago, and it's probably

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not the thing that you would think would dawn on us

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on the night the eve of the

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NFL season. I have my Super

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Bowl pick coming up a little bit later on, and

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I've been I didn't

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deliberate, I didn't agonize over

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this, which makes me nervous because normally I

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do, and I hate the process of coming

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up with my Super Bowl pick. But this one

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just came to me at some point and

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it never left me. No, I'm not ready to give

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it to you yet. Point You're gonna have

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to win. Yes, it is. That's a tease

1:03

because this will affect you, know,

1:05

the odds in Vegas, of who's going to win the

1:07

Super Bowl. The bookies are up

1:09

early in Vegas. They're waiting and

1:12

they're listening, and I'll give you

1:14

my super Bowl pick coming up a little bit later on. But

1:17

about ten minutes ago, Seaton

1:19

says, it just

1:22

dawned on me how much money Tony Romo is

1:24

going to make broadcasting football games

1:26

this year? And I said, oh,

1:29

all right, And then he goes seventeen

1:31

million dollars a year. He signed a ten year

1:34

deal. How

1:36

many players does Tony Romo?

1:39

How many? His salary

1:41

is bigger than how many players in the NFL?

1:43

At seventeen million dollars a year? Yes, well,

1:46

just that contract alone is more than he ever made

1:48

in the NFL. Oh

1:52

holy moly. So yeah,

1:54

Tony Romo, this is the big roll out

1:56

here. And what did

1:58

is it? One hundred and seventy million dollars Paul?

2:01

Yeah, and yeah, one hundred

2:03

and eighty million over ten years. Tony

2:05

Romo only made one hundred and twenty seven and fourteen

2:07

seasons at the Cowboys quarterback apers

2:09

creepers. What I want to

2:12

know is who's the next analyst

2:14

who gets that kind of money, Because

2:16

if you're Chris Collinsworth, You're

2:19

far more. He's the most decorated analyst

2:23

probably in history. And I wonder

2:25

if he can go in and say I

2:27

think I need to be

2:29

bumped up a little bit, or Troy Aikman goes in

2:31

and says, hey, I

2:34

think I deserve a little bit more here. Yes, I

2:36

don't know if you're a guy who's been doing this for

2:38

a little while that you could be like, oh, by the way,

2:40

now I want fifteen more million dollars

2:42

a year. It's like, this is what's gonna get

2:45

Peyton Manning to come out of the But

2:48

Peyton Manning could have gotten this kind of money, yeah,

2:50

but now he can get even more of that kind of money. Now. I

2:52

don't know if Peyton Manning wants

2:54

to do this. I think we want

2:56

Peyton Manning to do it. I don't think Peyton

2:58

wants to do it. Network is like, all right,

3:01

Peyton, we'll give you ten years, twenty million dollars.

3:03

All right, excuse me, ten years two hundred

3:05

million dollars twenty million a year to

3:07

work a twenty

3:10

weeks a year if that. Yeah, But I

3:12

think that he wants to be there for his

3:14

kids, and I think once they get to a certain age,

3:16

then he might entertain this. I

3:18

think we want to see that because we

3:20

think that Peyton Manning would be I think Peyton

3:23

Manning would be even better than Tony Romo.

3:25

Now, Tony provided almost

3:28

that voice of enthusiasm,

3:31

like it's excitement, like he's watching

3:33

the game with you, and you

3:36

know John Madden did this. John Madden

3:38

was the first to really give you that sound

3:40

effects and he was excited and it

3:43

just felt like he was bringing you closer to the

3:45

game. Collinsworth is so good

3:47

because his ability to tell you something

3:49

that is going to happen or something that

3:51

just happened, and he breaks it down as if he's

3:54

seen that play five times. And

3:56

Tony had that excitement of hey,

3:59

this play is coming. And I don't know

4:01

what his prediction success rate

4:03

was, but it felt like that first

4:05

year we were enamored

4:08

with everything that he was doing and how he was doing it.

4:10

The undersold part

4:13

of this was Jim Nance's ability to

4:15

kind of gather whatever Tony Romo did

4:18

and then he would be able to bring it back and

4:20

give you his play by play in real

4:22

time, because that's hard to do being

4:24

the straight guy in a situation like that, it's

4:27

really difficult to do. And

4:30

you know dick By Town when Dickie V was doing all

4:32

these marquee games and then you'd have a play

4:34

by play voice that sort of had to bring it all

4:36

back. By the way, Dicky V will join us coming

4:38

up next hour. John Calipari,

4:40

the Kentucky head coach, will join us. The

4:43

ACC all the coaches

4:45

voted unanimously that they want to have everybody

4:48

in the NCAA tournament. Everybody

4:50

goes into the pool. Three hundred

4:52

and what's sixty three schools get

4:54

to make March Madness.

4:57

Now, do you start March Madness in February

5:00

just to get it all in? I don't. I don't know how that works

5:02

because March Madness used the ends in

5:04

April as well, so you might be taken

5:06

up the end of February through March

5:08

and then early April. But we'll

5:11

talk to coach Cowell about that coming up in

5:13

a little bit. Eight seven seven three

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5:20

Last night, it was the Raptors

5:22

over the Celtics in double overtime. Clippers

5:25

go up three one on the Nuggets, Lakers,

5:27

Rockets. That's tonight at seven, and

5:30

then you have the Texans in Chiefs, so

5:32

they're they're flexing into an

5:34

earlier time slot for the Lakers

5:36

and the Rockets being in a bubble. You can

5:39

do this. If this was in Los Angeles,

5:41

I wonder if they would be if this was being played

5:43

at Staples, if they would do it or

5:45

be able to do it. But starts at seven

5:48

tonight and Texans and then the Chiefs,

5:50

and it's hard to believe the season's kicking off.

5:52

You know, we didn't have any preseason here, but the

5:54

NFL had more time than anybody

5:57

to observe all the leagues. What they did

5:59

right, they did wrong, And

6:02

here we are with football tonight, the Chiefs against

6:04

the Texans, and for the first time in a long

6:06

time, the Patriots are not looming large over

6:08

the AFC. I don't have them making the playoffs.

6:11

Tom Brady's gone to Kansas City could

6:14

be the new dynasty. But I started

6:16

to wonder about this. You know that we

6:18

looked at the Super Bowl and we know they

6:20

were down ten with what

6:23

seven minutes to go. Yeah,

6:26

they were trailing in all of their games in the postseason.

6:29

They were down twenty four to nothing to

6:31

the Texans, and the one play

6:33

that should stand out in Chief's

6:35

history as one of the most underrated

6:38

plays in the NFL in

6:40

NFL history, and I'm not overselling

6:43

this, Daniel Sorensen

6:46

stopping the fake punt by

6:49

the Texans when the Texans were up twenty

6:51

four to nothing and

6:54

then I think twenty four to seven. He stops

6:56

them, and it's eight minutes to go in the second quarter

6:58

and he stops them with a fake punt and

7:01

then all of a sudden they score and

7:03

it changed the momentum. So you

7:05

have that where you're down. They were down

7:07

twenty four to nothing in that game, rallied

7:10

to win. Look at the Super Bowl. They

7:12

were in trouble in the Super Bowl six

7:16

minutes ago. You're down ten and Patrick

7:18

Mahomes was not playing well at all. And

7:22

you look back on the Patriots dynasty,

7:25

how many times did they win or

7:27

lose in dramatic fashion? David

7:31

Tyree, Mario

7:33

Manningham with his catch down the

7:35

sidelines, and then you had

7:38

Vinitari with a couple of field goals

7:40

to win, Malcolm

7:42

Butler with the interception. Like when

7:44

we talk about dynasties, like, it's

7:47

not dominating, they're just

7:50

winning, they're surviving. You

7:52

know, the Patriots could easily have two

7:54

less Super Bowls or two

7:57

more Super Bowls. And now we're looking

7:59

at Kansas and say, wow, they're a dynasty.

8:02

They barely survived and

8:05

they should have lost the Super Bowl because

8:09

San Francisco forgot that Tyreek Hill

8:12

was the fastest player on the field. And

8:14

that was another one of those

8:16

plays. That play and

8:19

Sorenson's play against the

8:21

Texans, those are the two that stand

8:23

out. And Mahomes

8:25

stayed in there knowing he was going to get hit right

8:27

in the mouth by Bosa, and

8:29

he hung in there as long as he could.

8:32

I think it was a third and thirteen. So we

8:34

talk about these dynasties and the

8:37

Chiefs. I don't know if they're a dynasty.

8:39

They could have easily gotten knocked out a couple

8:41

of times in the postseason before

8:43

they got to the Super Bowl. They did

8:45

have a good offseason because they were able

8:47

to give the contract extension

8:50

to Mahomes. I love that they brought in Clyde

8:52

Edwards Hilaire out of LSU, and

8:55

you start to look they know that their competition

8:58

is going to be Baltimore. Maybe another team

9:00

emerges, but they had a lot of things

9:02

go right for them last year. I

9:04

don't know if anybody is thinking or was

9:07

thinking dynasty last year, but

9:10

we could be talking about this today where the

9:14

Super Bowl champion forty nine

9:16

Ers and Jimmy Garoppolo would open up

9:18

the season tonight had they won, and

9:21

we would be looking at the Niners

9:23

and Jimmy Garoppolo completely

9:25

different. And then would

9:27

we be looking at maybe Kansas

9:30

City still being a dynasty. If

9:32

San Francisco gives Raheem

9:35

most the ball on second

9:37

down in five, they

9:40

run the clock. The clock

9:43

was your friend there and

9:46

the Chiefs weren't stopping Mostar, so

9:51

it was like it small things.

9:53

If Chris Jones doesn't get his hand up and

9:56

knock the pass down, San

9:59

Francisco winds as

10:02

mahomes the face of the sport if he doesn't

10:04

win and doesn't look good and get

10:07

a half a billion dollars. So

10:10

before we go all in on Kansas City and

10:12

go they got it all figured out. Future

10:14

is great. It appears that way.

10:17

You got a great tight end, couple

10:19

of dangerous wide receivers, you

10:21

got an electric rookie running

10:23

back. There you got Andy Reid, still

10:26

got a good offensive line. Defenses

10:29

is good, you know, good

10:31

enough. So before

10:34

we want to I think, put that rubber

10:36

stamp and go there's your next dynasty. Maybe

10:40

it is, but understand that these dynasties,

10:43

it's very fragile as far as

10:46

if you don't have the tuck roll, if

10:48

they don't impose that bogus tuck roll

10:50

with Brady against the Raiders and Charles Woodson,

10:53

then Vinetary doesn't kick the field goal

10:56

to send them to a Super Bowl. Vinetary

11:01

winning a couple of Super Bowls, what

11:04

if he misses miss is one of the two.

11:08

So when you look back and you go, gosh

11:11

that they were a dynasty, you

11:13

know, in our modern definition of a dynasty,

11:15

they are. But

11:17

they barely won games,

11:20

barely lost games, and

11:23

Kansas City could have easily flamed

11:25

out early in the postseason. But you

11:27

know with that we have Kansas City against the Texans.

11:30

If you're Bill O'Brien, head coach

11:32

of the Texans, do you show the

11:35

game footage from last year's

11:38

meeting with the Chiefs. Do

11:40

you start the tape at twenty

11:42

four nothing or

11:45

do you stop at twenty four to nothing.

11:48

Yeah, because that's where you go in and you'd

11:50

go, oh, we got to watch game film from

11:53

last year? Oh do we have to? Because

11:56

I don't want you to walk it out with your you know, this

11:59

glazed over look like, oh

12:01

my god, what does happen? Because

12:04

it'll if it's not already

12:06

inside you. I mean, that is

12:08

painful. And then I go

12:10

back to the Patriots against

12:12

the Atlanta Falcons. If the Falcons

12:15

run the ball three times, they're

12:19

going to win the Super Bowl. And

12:23

they threw the ball and then Matt

12:26

Ryan gets sacked, and then

12:28

all of a sudden, everybody said the same

12:30

thing, Patriots

12:33

going to win another super Bowl. And

12:35

you know what, the Falcons knew

12:38

the Patriots were going to win another super Bowl.

12:41

They had time and they had

12:43

tom. But

12:47

that's how close it is too. You

12:50

could win, you could lose. And

12:53

I think we think dynasties is you beat everybody

12:55

by two touchdowns and it's

12:58

not. I mean, there are

13:00

teams that have gone through history. I

13:02

don't think the Cowboys, you know they

13:05

had the game against Buffalo

13:07

or no, they blew them out too. I don't

13:09

know if the Cowboys with their three three year run.

13:12

Were those Super Bowls close at all? Because

13:14

they probably weren't Green Bay Packers when

13:17

they won their first two Super Bowls. Those games

13:19

weren't close. But

13:23

I think Dallas roughed up just about

13:25

everybody. If I'm

13:27

not mistaken, there is that right mclubbing.

13:30

I believe so was the first one might

13:33

have been a little close. I can't even remember remember

13:35

there was a one. Uh god, I don't

13:38

know, Okay, but the Broncos, yeah

13:40

they were fodder, Yes they

13:42

were. Guest boy. I'm watching back the clips

13:44

from the Houston Texans KANCI Chiefs last

13:46

year, and Houston's up twenty four zero

13:49

in the second quarter. The defensive backs on

13:51

the Houston sidelines are dancing around or waving

13:53

towels. They're laughing at each other and having fun,

13:56

and it's like they don't know what's coming, but we

13:58

do. When you're watching the replay, there's this big truck

14:00

about to be unleased. It's gonna roll down hill on you.

14:02

I'd better sitting there and dancing around. But nothing

14:05

worse than the Falcon sidelines when

14:08

they're up twenty eight to three and

14:10

the mics are on NFL Films is picking

14:12

up the audio, the ambiance sound,

14:15

and that came back to hunt

14:17

you. Yeah see, I love I forget who it is. But

14:19

the Mohammed

14:22

Sanu is like, oh man, we're good. We gotta end

14:24

the guy next one. Gonnah, Man, that's Tom Brady. I know.

14:26

He's like, don't say that. Don't say that, that's Tom

14:28

Brady. No, No, we're good. We're good by

14:31

no day, dude, don't say that.

14:34

That was the only voice of reason on the sidelines because

14:37

you're up twenty eight to three and you're like, we're gonna

14:39

win the Super Bowl. Yeah, I'm mclov we're

14:41

having a side argument here. Uh, there's

14:44

no way the Texans were coming out of that

14:46

game with a win or even a cover. I thought

14:48

like, even though it's twenty four nothing, the Niners

14:50

obviously could have won, definitely could have won. But

14:53

did it feel like, no matter what happened, the Chiefs

14:55

were winning that Texans game. I don't know why. Maybe

14:57

that's Monday morning quarterback. Well

14:59

it was twenty four to nothing. I

15:01

and you have Deshaun Watson, like, I have to

15:03

be respectful to that team. I'm not

15:05

big on Bill O'Brien as their coach, but they

15:08

were up twenty four to nothing. You

15:10

knew Kansas City would come back because they had

15:13

some firepower. I didn't know if the Chiefs

15:15

defense could step up because

15:17

that was the big difference to me. I

15:19

expected the Chiefs offense to be great. I

15:22

just didn't know if the

15:24

tight or the Texans defense

15:26

was going to be formidable, Like were they going to

15:28

be able to play defense? And were they

15:30

going to score more points here? Because the

15:33

Chiefs had to step up and the Chiefs

15:35

defense stepping up when they needed

15:37

to, that was the difference here.

15:39

And I expected Mahomes to put up points. Yeah,

15:41

mcclub. Is there any chance the Texans have

15:43

a bit of a revenge game tonight? Like

15:46

it's a little late for revenge, but nobody's

15:49

taught, you know, nobody's talking about the Texans is even

15:51

competing tonight? Is there any way even

15:53

after lousy Hopkins that like they shocked the world

15:56

because you know how these opening night games are

15:57

there, they're a little wonky. Well,

16:00

they can win now, but to win a game in

16:02

September as not a revenge

16:04

match. But if you win in January,

16:07

that's a revenge match when it really

16:09

means something. This is just the season opener,

16:12

and they're probably gonna look sluggish.

16:15

You know. I don't know if it's the offenses that don't

16:17

look great to start out with because

16:20

there's no preseason there, but

16:23

I'm gonna guess we have some raggedy

16:25

football coming up this weekend. Yeah.

16:28

Point, you brought up the forty

16:30

nine ers. They had the ball on

16:33

first and ten, up twenty

16:35

to ten against the Chiefs. They give the lot of moster to

16:37

get six yards in

16:39

completion. Yeah,

16:42

and then in completion ye. Man,

16:45

the clock is your friend, and

16:48

most it was great, and

16:51

it just felt like, you, this is what their

16:53

success is predicated on running the

16:56

football. And

16:59

if you have to have Jimmy Garoppolo throw a pass,

17:01

okay, but at least he's

17:03

ben he benefits from you

17:05

know, third and four, second

17:08

and five. But in

17:10

that situation, I don't want

17:12

to throw the football. It actually happened twice.

17:14

It happened with ten minutes left in the game. They're up ten. Most

17:16

of it runs for six yards on first

17:18

down. Then they're up twenty to seventeen

17:20

with six minutes to go in the game. Most

17:22

are it runs for five yards on first down

17:25

incomplete pass incomplete pass punt. Yeah,

17:28

and that was it. That was it.

17:31

Yeah, So you look at these

17:34

moments and go back to that

17:36

fake punt because if

17:39

they don't, if they don't punt it, I mean, you know,

17:41

you put Kansas. The momentum shift

17:43

was so strange. It was tangible

17:45

on the field. When you're watching, You're going, why

17:48

did they just have a fake punt? It

17:51

was one of those where everything was going right and

17:54

they had another opportunity where they could have gone up

17:56

twenty eight to nothing, but they kicked

17:58

a field go instead. Oh,

18:02

it's like, what's the uh the Lindsey

18:05

Lohan and Jamie Lee

18:07

Curtis the body switch movie.

18:09

The two teams switched. Yeah, what is that movie?

18:12

Freaky Friday? I

18:15

act like I didn't know Freaky Friday?

18:18

Is that what it is? There? Yes? Yeah,

18:19

I think I answered too quickly.

18:22

Are you is it the Parent Trap

18:24

or Freaky Friday? Because there's two? Uh

18:28

No, I think you're right Freaky. I just love that Hollywood

18:30

keeps going back to that. I got an idea for

18:32

a movie. Yeah, they're gonna switch

18:34

bodies, right. Someone called judge

18:36

Ryan Hoot follow me, follow me on this, Okay, Yeah,

18:38

there's two people and then

18:40

somehow they switch bodies. Right, you're

18:42

with me? Yeah, I love it? Or

18:45

thirteen going on thirty, which I

18:47

do love. Who's in that? Uh,

18:50

Jennifer Garner, Mark Ruffalo in the

18:52

Yeah, Mark Ruffalo is a place her boyfriend.

18:55

If you want to do a whole segment of rom comps after nineties

18:57

Rock Yesterday. Yeah, yes, the

19:00

Change Up right with Ryan Reynolds and Jason Bateman

19:02

where they were in each other's

19:04

difference in each other's bodies. That was there

19:06

a twenty eleven movie called The Change Up.

19:08

Yeah, I mean I don't remember that, but

19:11

yeah, Freaky Friday. That's kind of what happened

19:13

with the Chiefs in the Texans Yesma

19:15

Club. Yeah, there's remember

19:18

there was did you go all of the body switch? Kirk

19:20

Camera and Judge Reinhold Fred Savage.

19:23

They've got at least forty Yeah, you see, you didn't watch

19:25

movies in nineteen ninety four. That was I was

19:27

getting busy, that's all that walk into

19:29

a funhouse on the Coney Island boardwalk.

19:31

Okay, follow me on this right, and they look

19:33

into a mirror and then all

19:36

of a sudden, well you had Tom

19:38

Hanks and Big where

19:40

you know, he became a younger version

19:42

or something like that.

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19:53

I loved Big. I thought Big was a

19:56

brilliant movie with you

19:58

know, just the tone of it and Tom

20:01

Hanks playing a little

20:03

guy, a little boy. Yes. I

20:06

saw out a podcast the other day that Robert DeNiro

20:08

desperately wanted that role in Big, or

20:10

maybe we talked about it here or maybe I heard from one of you guys.

20:13

Can you imagine him in that movie playing

20:15

the role of Tom Hanks? Yeah, no,

20:19

no, yeah, point yeah. Robert de Niro,

20:22

Um, how he ended up doing like Analyze this

20:24

is because he wanted to do a comedy. He wanted to break

20:26

out from the tough guy mafia roles, and

20:28

he lobbied to be in the movie Big, and

20:30

they said no, and they gave it to Tom Hanks. And

20:33

then after that, de Niro was still pushing to

20:35

be in a comedy and he either did Analyze

20:37

This or Meet the Fockers or something, but

20:39

he wanted Big Midnight Run, Midnight

20:43

Midnight Running. He was great. That's

20:45

a great buddy movie. Great.

20:48

But yeah, I thought he deserved

20:50

an Academy Award nomination for Meet

20:53

the Fockers. He was great in that he

20:56

was His comedic timing

20:58

was spec jacular. But

21:00

we don't honor, you know, comedy the

21:02

way we should. And it's the toughest thing to do. By

21:06

the way, nobody is talking about this today, I

21:08

don't think so. We are setting

21:11

the table for other shows fresh off

21:13

of nineties pop rocks. Yesterday,

21:16

we're leading the show with body Switch movies

21:19

and then footballs back. People who reached

21:21

out yesterday after the show, all they

21:23

did is send, like, you know, one

21:25

of their favorite bands of the nineties. That's all they

21:27

would text me. I have a good this day

21:30

in nineties music history. By

21:32

the way, I gotta take a break here. By the way,

21:34

there is football coming up tonight. We

21:36

will talk to Dick Fight Talent. He's

21:38

got a new book out about the Lost season.

21:41

Lsho's gonna allow fans at games. We'll talk about

21:43

that. The Braves scored twenty nine

21:46

on the Marlins and they won, by the

21:48

way, but I don't

21:50

know about that. Unwritten rule like are you allowed to

21:52

keep swinging for home runs when you're up like twenty

21:55

four runs? Something like that. I

21:57

don't know. I'm waiting to hear

21:59

the the purists tell me about

22:01

that. Raptors beating the Celtics and double overtime.

22:03

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22:06

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23:34

up with a poll question, McLevin, you got a

23:36

couple of suggestions for us today. Yes,

23:39

I can hold the best body swap movies, which

23:41

is the bake o one over here Big, It's the number

23:43

one on most lists. Yeah, Big was a

23:45

great movie. There's about there's

23:47

one hundred and forty three of them

23:50

bodies swapping. Yeah, where they

23:53

would have a list of different methods of how the body

23:55

swap happened. Car accident DNA manipulation,

23:58

magic whales. Because

24:01

Seaton's right, this has been pitched and bought

24:03

many times in Hollywood. I

24:06

like Freaky Friday with Jamie Lee Curtis

24:08

and Lindsay Lohan. I do okay,

24:11

uh some pull questions? Should

24:13

the Braves have stopped? I won't

24:16

watch Harry Potter movies or Star

24:18

Trek or Star Wars, but you can be

24:20

Freaky Friday. And I'm right there A father

24:22

swatch and switch his bodies with this sun and

24:25

gets a chance to redo the prom

24:27

he never went to huhn

24:30

that? And then it fixes all of the wrongs

24:32

that ever happened in his life. That's the

24:34

elevator pitch. Yes, McLevin, which

24:36

pull question by a

24:38

time travel movies are also awesome? I want to add, but

24:41

should the Braves have stopped hitting home runs last

24:43

night? Yes? Or no? No? Do

24:45

they really need to be pilot on Grand Slams when

24:48

they're up twenty to seven or something? Well, what are you supposed

24:50

to do? So

24:53

you're gonna take a strike? Oount? What

24:56

are you supposed to do? A clean single to

24:58

left? I don't know, just felt

25:00

like piling on. But don't

25:02

you think if you're scoring ten, They

25:05

can score ten. There's no clock

25:07

in baseball this whole

25:09

you know, unwritten rules. Your

25:12

job is to get me out. My job is to

25:15

get on base and score runs. Like that. That's

25:17

we know that. Everybody knows the transaction

25:20

here. You want to get me out, You

25:22

want to strike me out. You want to point at me when you strike

25:24

me out. Great. You want a homer, you

25:26

want a bad flip, you want to celebrate, go ahead,

25:30

have some fun, and baseball

25:32

doesn't have fun. You

25:34

know the Braves last night. You want to keep pitting

25:36

home runs. Great. I didn't hear anybody

25:39

say, yeah, well, unwritten rules.

25:42

But you know, if Fernando tattoos

25:44

Junior does this, oh, I don't like the way

25:47

he plays, so what get

25:49

him out? Yeah? Until

25:51

they put in a mercy rule, then you gotta do what

25:53

you gotta do. It would be far more humiliating. I would think.

25:56

For a picture of the other team. If you're standing there

25:58

with a bat on your shoulders are purposely missing

26:00

pitches and swinging wildly, yeah, just

26:02

go up there and just you know, swing

26:04

real slow, strikeout

26:07

like these guys want. They want stats.

26:09

Everything you do, how you get paid is

26:12

based off your numbers. So now

26:14

you're supposed to go, No, I'm not going to be

26:16

cashing in on a bad pitcher here. I

26:19

know. I'm gonna wait until you know we have to face

26:21

Clayton Kershaw here. Yeah, but is

26:23

there a line like doing a full core press

26:26

when you're up by thirty or something or doing

26:28

a trick play in football when you're up by a few touchdowns?

26:30

Well, I think that is different. You

26:33

know, that's really kind of you know, put

26:35

into somebody's face where you're trying to

26:37

truly embarrass them. But if

26:40

you're gonna be up by I

26:42

don't know, four touchdowns and it's two minutes

26:44

ago and you throw a fifty yard bomb, then

26:47

I can see where teams are going to be a little

26:49

chafed with that. But in baseball,

26:52

how do I take

26:54

a knee? You know? In football you can

26:56

just hand the ball off, hand the ball off. You know, I'm

26:58

going to hand the ball off in your base sickly

27:00

saying we know the game is over. You know the game is over.

27:02

What are you doing? Baseball? You just hit

27:05

a dribbler like you're trying to hit a dribbler

27:07

to third. You're gonna put down

27:09

a bunt and bunt it right back to the pitcher like

27:11

I would take offense to that. Yeah.

27:13

See, but if the team that's up by

27:15

you know, twenty runs gives up, the

27:18

other team has to give up too. Yeah, you might like

27:21

just just end the game. Then. Yeah, everybody agreed

27:23

to strike out from here on in, and

27:25

that's what we brought up, and Paulie brought

27:27

that up too. It's like, Okay, one team is going to

27:29

give up, then the other team can't go. We're still

27:31

fighting and clawing and it can't

27:34

If you agree not to come back, then fine,

27:36

right. But I saw the numbers there with the Braves

27:38

and I went, all right, it's fine, Like

27:41

I'm okay with it. Well,

27:43

I put the blame, you know, on the

27:45

on the pitching staff that

27:47

was so bad that they're giving up

27:49

twenty nine runs. But

27:53

I don't think anybody said, you know, unwritten rules,

27:56

why is Duval swinging for the downs

27:58

there when they're up by twenty two runs? Go

28:01

up there, you got a bat, use it,

28:04

you got a baseball, strike him out.

28:06

Yeah, yeah, club. I'm always impressed

28:08

when guys dribble the ball out at the end of the game. As a

28:10

former bench warmer. That's an important stat

28:13

opportunity. You know,

28:15

I would always take the lay up, wouldn't you? Yes,

28:17

Yes, if I could, I would. Doesn't

28:20

mean I wouldn't get knocked on my butt, but I

28:22

would do it if I could. Yeah, Polly. By

28:24

the way, with the body switching movies, are we including

28:27

movies where you have an alternate life?

28:29

Is that in the genre of body switching movies?

28:32

For example, there's a movie in nineteen ninety Mister

28:34

Destiny with Jim Jim Blushi where

28:37

he strikes out in the big game as an eighth grader,

28:40

and you know, his life goes bad

28:42

after that, and somehow he has a magic

28:44

cocktail, served of course by Michael Kane, and

28:47

he hits the home run and his

28:49

life turns out to be awesome and he

28:51

got he gets another shot at the life he wanted.

28:54

It's really bad and good at the same time.

28:56

Yeah, set see, I put body

28:58

switch movies in its own ategory

29:00

because like like somebody had brought up

29:02

trading places. That's not a body switch

29:05

movie. That's just like a life switch movie.

29:07

Yeah, where one person's life goes this way and the

29:09

other one goes that way. That's not where the

29:11

mother goes inside the body of the

29:13

daughter and the daughter becomes it goes inside

29:15

the you know what I mean, Like that's a body

29:17

switch movie. Yeah, now that we've

29:19

got the rules, the guideline set, let

29:22

the debate begin. Yes, we love it. That's called it what

29:24

Paul is talking about. It's called the sliding Doors

29:26

movie. That's everybody calls it that. That's a

29:28

real term, sliding doors with Grenth Paltrow.

29:30

Yeah, decides to step off a subway

29:33

and our life changes. That's like the penultimate.

29:35

Actually, what does pen ultimate mean? I don't know, but

29:38

that's like the next to last.

29:42

Did anybody ever come up with

29:44

a pen called penultimate? I

29:47

think you just did. I did. And

29:49

we'll get the Dan Patrick show logo on it, Bang

29:51

and ultimate. We are gonna be rich.

29:53

Make it right, pen ultimate, last but

29:56

one in a series of things? Second last?

29:59

Who was the penn ultimate of the Dean

30:01

ds? Todd? Second to last?

30:07

You have usually covered the last places?

30:09

Wait your say, so Todd is second to last?

30:12

He was, Yeah,

30:16

who is who is last? McLevin?

30:19

Yeah he came out a little later, So okay,

30:23

Oh, Paul was in first, I was in second. Todd

30:25

and oh okay, the hiring

30:28

process. I just thought by value

30:31

contribution and that's why I

30:33

was like, Wow, Todd moving up is

30:35

next to last. Another another

30:37

news, How about the family Man Nicholas Cage two

30:39

thousand You wish they had a different life, less

30:41

stressful than being the investment banker

30:43

with all the money that was. That was a pretty

30:46

good movie too. Do you realize Nicholas Cage

30:48

has the makings of being the

30:50

next Morgan Freeman, of

30:53

being in more movies than

30:55

anybody? Because I

30:59

didn't even realize Cholas Cage has been

31:01

in like there's ten movies that I'd never even

31:03

heard of, but he's in him, And I'll

31:05

go when did he shoot him? When did they release him?

31:08

Nicolas Cage, who's been in a lot of movies.

31:10

He's got a new one coming out soon too,

31:13

Banger. It looks so good. You're right in

31:15

In two thousand and nineteen and twenty and eighteen,

31:18

he was in. He was in eleven movies. Yes, he's

31:20

I don't know any of them. I'll read them to you won't

31:23

believe him. Jiu jitsu grand I'll primal

31:25

kill chain, wait, slow down, kill

31:27

chain. Running with the Devil a Colorado,

31:30

Space A Score to Settle. They're all between

31:33

worlds two eleven looking

31:35

Glass Mandy. Mandy

31:38

was phenomenal. I've never once

31:40

again I would go through like Netflix or

31:42

you know these streaming services or

31:45

Peacock and you see, oh, look

31:48

Nicolas Cage movie, I'll go I don't I

31:50

know that one. Look Nicolas Cage. Don't

31:53

sleep on. One of the greatest comebacks

31:56

in movie history with Nicolas

31:58

Cage. Well, I'm wondering if Quintin Tarantino

32:01

can do for Nicholas Cage what he did for

32:03

John Travel to im pulp Fiction. I

32:06

said it. Although Tarantino

32:08

is not making movies anymore. I think he's he's

32:10

done. But but if he does his comeback,

32:13

we'll coincide withhen Nicolas cages come back.

32:16

Yes, secrets. I

32:18

love too that Nicholas Cage

32:20

has one of those great stories where he made, you

32:22

know, like two hundred and fifty million dollars and

32:24

blew it all on castles and samurai swords.

32:27

Yeah, you're like, wow, this guy is chick

32:29

a man? Yeah, I mean, who wouldn't

32:31

spend your money that way? Yes, John, Since

32:33

you mentioned Cage and Travolta, how about face Off.

32:35

That was quite a movie. No, it was not that

32:38

I did not like that one. I watched that surgery

32:40

so they had each other's face. I watched

32:42

his face off twice this week. I'm

32:45

not kidding. I think face Off is pretty good.

32:48

Yes, face off is awesome. By

32:50

way, Nicholas Cage, He's gonna play Joe Exotic in a

32:52

TV movie about the time.

32:55

Joe Exotic should play Nick Cage. That

32:57

makes it. And then Nick

32:59

Ka was married to Elvis's daughter, yes,

33:03

right, yeah? And then I think he got married

33:05

to a waitress at a restaurant

33:07

where he was having sushi. And I think

33:10

he met a waitress and got married. I

33:12

don't know if they're still married. He's

33:15

there's probably a really fascinating story.

33:17

And then can we get Nick Cajohn

33:19

there, Fritzie. I think he'll be awesome. Wasn't

33:21

also in that movie That Could Happen to You with the Lottery

33:24

and he gave like a waitress like a Bridget

33:27

fund Us? Yeah I was in that. But

33:29

then what his uh, Francis

33:32

Ford Coppola's his his

33:34

actual name is Nick Coppola. Yeah, so as

33:37

Francis his uncle? Is that right? Yes?

33:39

See Texans Chiefs by the way tonight. So

33:42

that's right. We now resume our regularly

33:44

scheduled programming. We'll take a break, we'll settle

33:46

on our poll question. I think we

33:48

got thrown off by Tony Romo's salary

33:51

for some reason. We started the

33:53

show with that. Where we go. You know, Tony Romo

33:55

was gonna make seventeen million dollars a year

33:58

doing twenty games.

34:00

Maybe good for him. Play the day's

34:03

up next, we'll get your pole question

34:05

and Dick Vital will join us a little bit later

34:07

on, as we'll the Kentucky coach John Caliperry

34:10

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34:26

my God to play

34:29

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34:32

this is the play of the day.

34:36

Check this out. One h two Duvall Hi

34:38

flyve All to left field. We are

34:40

witnessing something truly historic.

34:43

Wow, a grand slam by

34:45

Adam Duvall. And it's

34:47

now twenty nine to nine

34:50

at a three home run game for

34:53

the second time in a week for Adam

34:55

duvall So it was twenty

34:58

five to nine and he he hits

35:00

a Grand Slam. I have

35:02

no problem with him. Braves hang twenty

35:04

nine on the Marlins, most scored by a National League

35:07

team in the modern era. Duval

35:09

had three homers and nine RBIs.

35:11

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35:14

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35:37

Peters of the Eagles is getting

35:39

a pay raise. According to Adam Schefter,

35:42

he wanted a new deal. He's going to get

35:44

upwards of eight million dollars, including

35:47

four million in guaranteed. That's

35:49

according to Adam Schefter. Jason

35:51

Peters a Hall of Famer mclovin. Yes, nine

35:54

time Pro bowler. Yeah, got a Super Bowl.

35:57

The money here is about heat. They signed

35:59

him to play right tackle and then their

36:01

left tackle got hurt. So is that fair

36:04

to give you a raise when you switch positions

36:06

in camp? It feels like a weird

36:08

precedent um. It's

36:11

side question. Why don't the Patriots give Cam Newton

36:13

more money now that he's a starter too? I was wondering.

36:15

I mean, it still strikes you one million is so

36:18

low, But why would you give him

36:20

more if you don't have to give him more? Eagles gave Peters

36:22

more just to keep him happy. Well,

36:25

Peters has been there for a long time. I

36:28

mean, Cam just got there. And

36:32

Cam's more of an unknown this year than

36:35

Jason Peters is, and he maybe

36:37

had some leverage that I don't think Cam has any leverage,

36:40

but he will. He plays well, He's

36:42

gonna get paid a lot of money. Yeah. See, Patriots

36:44

should give Julian Edelman more money. Dude's

36:46

been getting his brains beaten in it for how many

36:48

years? And now he's the last one standing. Throw

36:51

him an extra million. Oh

36:53

yeah, I had

36:55

somebody who cornered me over the weekend

36:57

and wanted to tell me about Julian Edelman

36:59

being a Hall of Famer? Was it me? No, it

37:02

wasn't you. But I just said, he's

37:04

not a Hall of Famer. Yeah,

37:06

but you know, what you do in the postseason. You

37:08

always talk about how that should overshadow

37:11

what you do in the regular season. I said, well,

37:13

should it overshadow what you do in the regular

37:15

season. So Clayton Kershaw doesn't perform

37:18

well in the postseason, therefore that overshadows

37:20

everything he does in the regular season. Greg

37:22

Maddox didn't perform well in the postseason.

37:25

Should that overshadow everything he did during

37:27

the regular season. Julian Edelman

37:29

is, you know, on the short list

37:32

of great postseason

37:34

performers. Absolutely

37:36

let me second in playoff receptions to

37:38

Jerry Rice. He's had some of the greatest

37:41

catches, most important catches in Super Bowl

37:43

history. But he's not a Hall of Famer.

37:46

He hadn't even been an All Pro. He hadn't

37:48

been a Pro Bowl player. Has

37:51

anybody ever gone into the Hall of Fame without

37:53

making a Pro Bowl? I

37:57

don't think so. Yeah, pay he has

37:59

twice as many off receptions as Julio

38:01

Jones, twice as money as Larry

38:03

Fitzgerald, has more than twice

38:05

as many as Terall Owens. I

38:09

just saw this. The Rockets

38:11

reserve Daniel House Juniors

38:14

under investigation by the NBA

38:16

for allegedly allowing a female

38:18

COVID nineteen testing official

38:21

into his hotel room. His

38:24

status for the remainder of the Western

38:26

Conference semis against the Lakers

38:28

is in question. This, according

38:30

to our good buddy Chris Hayes from Yahoo Sports,

38:33

House maintains his innocence. Veteran

38:36

center Tyson Chandler and House were ruled

38:38

out of game three on Tuesday for quotes personal

38:40

reasons. Opposing teams

38:43

are closely monitoring how the league handles

38:45

this situation. House

38:47

is a good player. I mean, you've got to have

38:49

his contribution. He average eleven points.

38:52

You know, he's a decent three point shooter. And

38:55

here you are down two games to one. Yeah,

38:58

seton, Well I's getting tested. Well, it's

39:00

just no, no, she came in. She was just I was just getting

39:02

tested. That's all safety first. Yeah, you got

39:04

big problems though, By the way, if you can't trust the people

39:06

that are giving the tests, if

39:09

right, I mean if or am I misreading this story

39:11

that it was a testing official into his

39:13

room. I think it might have been maybe

39:16

more than just a hey you're

39:18

coming in to test me. It's it's not they don't

39:20

know, That's what I'm saying. Yeah, they don't give

39:22

you a room service, right right, Yeah, that's

39:25

the joke that I'm making. But then what this aside

39:27

from the joke that you have bigger problems if

39:29

you can't trust the people that you've hired to work

39:31

there to follow the rules. Like

39:33

it's a COVID nineteen testing official, and

39:35

they broke the rules. Yes,

39:38

And if this isn't against the rules, every guy in the

39:40

bubble is gonna be buying lab coats yea, and

39:42

stethoscopes. Had hand him out to hot women. Everybody

39:44

who's gonna want to get tested a couple

39:47

of times a day, gonna get tested, Yes,

39:51

COVID nineteen testing, hold

39:54

on, yes time. So basically,

39:55

you've gotta keep your house in order if you have any chance of beating

39:58

the lake. Okay, all right, there's the wind up,

40:00

and there's the pitch. The Raptors of the third

40:02

team in NBA history to win multiple

40:04

overtime games in order to force

40:07

a Game seven. They

40:10

joined the Bucks in seventy four, the Bulls

40:12

in two thousand and nine, and the

40:16

Celtics here they are Game seven. But

40:19

if you don't have that shot ogu

40:22

on Anobi. If

40:24

he doesn't hit that shot, then the

40:26

series is probably over. Boston's

40:29

up three games to one. Now you go

40:31

to a game seven and remember when Kyle

40:33

Lowry had this label of you

40:35

know, playoff choker

40:39

for the lack of a better way to

40:41

describe it. But he didn't perform

40:43

up to the standards that you would expect with Kyle

40:45

Lowry. That's distant memory.

40:48

Kyle Lowry has been great, obviously

40:51

won the title last year, and we look

40:53

at him differently. Pascal

40:55

Siakam has that been the big disappointment

40:58

because I thought, you know, that he could be the difference

41:00

maker and he still can be. But this

41:03

Boston team and what

41:05

happened last night. I got

41:07

Kemba Walker with a ball in his hands. You

41:10

know, did he shoot too soon or did he say,

41:12

all right, I'm gonna take it now I have an opportunity.

41:14

This is the best time to shoot. Like people always

41:16

go, why don't you wait until the last second if

41:18

I can get I want to get a good shot,

41:21

like that's the goal, Get a good shot, not

41:24

take the shot with eight

41:26

tenths of a second to go, because

41:29

chances are that your defender knows

41:31

the clock is ticking, and then they crowd you

41:33

even when they make it even tougher. I

41:35

would like to shoot when I don't need

41:37

to, you know, you don't know that I'm going to

41:39

be shooting. But and then

41:41

Nick Nurse was on the floor last night.

41:45

I mean, you gotta gotta tee him up.

41:47

So he's in the corner his feet

41:49

one of his feet is on the baseline and Tatum

41:52

is driving and one of his teammates

41:54

a few feet of the left. He throws the ball right to Nurse.

41:56

Nurse tries to jump out away and knowing he's in the wrong.

41:59

Do you think the officials kind of got caught flat

42:01

footed and didn't know what to call there, because

42:03

I think if they had to do over, they'd have to check him up, see

42:06

him up. Can't they review that, like,

42:09

I don't know if they can review it in the moment,

42:11

but just to see where he was on the court.

42:13

But he shouldn't have been there, And

42:16

Jason Tatum said, look, I'm not gonna blame it on Nick

42:18

Nurse, you know, but he shouldn't have been on the

42:20

floor. The

42:23

Celtic fans are blaming it on Nick Nurse

42:26

who Celtic fans

42:28

on Twitter last night it was not a

42:30

pretty place to be. But Nick

42:32

Nurse, I don't know if the NBA, you

42:34

know, finds him for being on the floor in a situation

42:37

like that. Yeah, I don't know. It

42:39

feels like the NBA is just like, can we get through

42:41

to the postseason? Can we get the Lakers and Clippers

42:44

playing like, let's just hurry up here? Yeah?

42:46

See, I don't think it was a Nick Nurse that stripped the ball

42:48

from Jalen Brown every time he went down boom,

42:50

Yeah, okay, all right, roasted Okay,

42:55

Nick Clevin. We still didn't come up with a poll question, did

42:57

we. Yeah, we have some, We have some, right, all

42:59

right? So awesome options, all right, So we have to do

43:01

that coming up here at top of the um.

43:03

Yeah, you're going to be impressed with this. I doubt

43:06

that. And my Super Bowl pick will

43:08

be coming up in the final hour of the show. I want

43:10

to drag it out, big

43:12

build up there, big surprise,