Hour 4: Last Call Crew

Summary

Don, Hahn & Rosenberg Podcast

Hour 4: Last Call Crew
Date: March 23, 2026

Overview

This episode dives into the late-hour banter and listener calls typical of the "Last Call Crew" segment. Alan Hahn, Peter Rosenberg, and the crew balance New York sports talk with playful debates, personal insights, and interactive conversations with callers from the community. Topics span from lighthearted interpersonal dynamics and name-calling to college basketball, NFL stars dabbling in flag football, potential celebrity wrestling matches, sports nostalgia, and even classic film recommendations.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Name-Calling, Therapy, and Radio Persona (00:43–03:45)

• Rosenberg's Take on Name-Calling:

  • Peter confides about discussing his tendency to call people "moron" or "idiot" with his therapist, recognizing that, for him, these are mild euphemisms rather than genuine insults.
    • “Calling names, like the words like moron or idiot, to me, they're like euphemisms. They mean nothing. It’s like saying, I disagree with you. I’m not actually thinking you’re literally a moron.” — Peter Rosenberg (02:09)
  • He contrasts blunt name-calling with “nicer” but sharper words, arguing that sometimes sugarcoated, polite language can be more cutting despite seeming less offensive.
    • "If I had spoken out the words nicer, in theory, without name calling, to me, it would have been meaner." — Peter Rosenberg (02:08)
  • Jacob notes that vocabulary affects perceived offense: "To me, the better the vocabulary, the less offensive it sounds." (03:20)

• Boundary Setting:

  • Peter jokes about personal boundaries: as long as someone doesn’t insult the women in his life, he's unfazed.

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2. Listener Calls and Lighthearted Topics (04:12–05:47)

• The “Tiramisu” Debate:

  • Caller Alex and the crew laugh about Italian dessert pronunciation foibles, referencing social media corrections.
    • "Vinny corrected me on social media... It’s T Rama sue. Tiramisu.” — Jacob (05:06)
  • This leads to musings about the names and authenticity of menu items at fancy restaurants.

• Jaden Daniels’ Flag Football Appearance:

  • Listeners and hosts discuss NFL prospects playing in exhibition flag football, expressing concern for injury risk.
    • “I did not love it. When I watched the few plays I saw Jaden play, it did not appear that he was running at all. He was going to catch the ball and throw it. And that's it.” — Peter Rosenberg (05:33)
  • Comparisons to other athletes’ (Brady, Burrow, Saquon) performance and risk tolerance enter the chat.

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3. Wrestling Crossover Speculation: Tom Brady & Logan Paul (06:07–08:18)

• Setting Up Wrestlemania?

  • Rosenberg—WWE aficionado—speculates about Tom Brady's possible involvement in wrestling, especially after Brady calls wrestling "fake."
    • “The only way this can end without me being angry by it is with him physically being touched. He has to be beat up now.” — Peter Rosenberg (06:28)
  • They discuss the logic and entertainment value of Brady, an NFL legend, as a wrestling villain potentially tagging with Logan Paul.

• Audience Anticipation:

  • “He does have the sort of bad guy everybody hates me appeal as a player. And then he became... everybody kind of likes him now. And maybe he didn't like that.” — Jacob (07:15)

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4. UConn Women’s Basketball Dominance (12:02–12:57)

• Hahn and Jacob note UConn’s massive halftime lead against Syracuse.
  • “They're up 56 to 10 on Syracuse.” — Peter Rosenberg (12:12)
  • “No mas. Throw the damn towel.” — Jacob (12:22)
• The crew marvels at UConn’s return to dominance after a few “down years.”

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5. Community and “Drop Madness” Listener Engagement (13:01–15:28)

• Portland Callers and Show Locations:
  • A fan from Portland, originally from NJ, declares: “Portland loves Don.” — Caller Patrick (13:21)
• ‘Drop Madness’ Venue Suggestions:
  • The crew and callers riff on playful ideas for where their annual soundbyte competition “Drop Madness” could be held, including:
    • “Gypsy Pond behind Clixies”
    • “Alan's downstairs bathroom”
    • Local NJ bars such as “Fatso Fogerties”
  • The segment is marked by in-jokes and shared nostalgia for New York sports and radio culture.

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6. New York Sports Crossover: St. John’s & the Knicks (19:56–21:54)

• Caller Daniel draws comparisons:
  • St. John’s point guard Dylan Darling's grit and confidence to the Knicks’ Jalen Brunson
    • “He’s not the best point guard... but he’s feisty. He fights, plays defense, and he’s clutch. And he kind of reminds me of Jalen Brunson and he’s lefty.” — Caller Daniel (20:20)
• Team Dynamics:
  • Jacob praises St. John’s “tough, gritty” style under Rick Pitino, likening it to last season’s Knicks: “That’s why you give them a chance, because they’ve got a toughness about them that they can stifle an offense… But the last 22 games, they’ve lost once.” (20:50)

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7. Sports Nostalgia and Classic Film Recommendations (22:13–24:36)

• Callers suggest movies:
  • 12 Angry Men, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Bullitt, The French Connection, Seven
  • Rosenberg admits to being behind on classic films, struggling with “old timey” movies.
    • “No, it’s not... I just can’t watch old time stuff that you can't relate to.” — Peter Rosenberg (23:28)
  • The conversation compares generational tastes in films to those in hip hop.

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8. DNR “Couch Cast” for NFL Draft (24:37–25:13)

• Announcement of a special “couch cast” viewing experience for the NFL draft with food from Calandra’s Bakery, scheduled for April 23rd.

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On name-calling:
  • “To me, the better the vocabulary, the less offensive it sounds.” — Jacob (03:20)
• On Tom Brady in WWE:
  • “He has to be beat up now. You cannot allow an outsider to call it the F word... Tom Brady needs to get pause put on him.” — Peter Rosenberg (06:47)
• On generational tastes:
  • “It would be like me showing the kids who like hip hop of today, playing them ‘It’s Tricky’ by Run DMC and being like, don’t you like this?” — Peter Rosenberg (24:19)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Name-Calling & Therapy: 01:45–03:45
• Tiramisu Pronunciation, Flag Football Chat: 04:12–05:47
• Tom Brady/Wrestlemania Speculation: 06:07–08:18
• UConn Women’s Basketball Blowout: 12:02–12:57
• ‘Drop Madness’ Venue Jokes: 13:39–15:28
• Knicks & St. John’s Parallels: 19:56–21:54
• Classic Film Recommendations: 22:13–24:36
• NFL Draft "Couch Cast" Announcement: 24:37–25:13

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Tone and Style

The segment is breezy, combative in a friendly way, and full of playful irreverence, personal anecdotes, and in-jokes tailored to New York’s sports and radio culture. Listener interaction is central—calls are woven into the show not just for sports takes, but for personality, nostalgia, and humor, creating a distinct communal vibe.

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Summary

This episode is quintessential late-hour New York sports radio: raucous, rapid-fire, balancing earnest sports analysis, jokes, personal details, and plenty of audience inclusion. Highlights include Rosenberg’s candid self-analysis, speculative mayhem about Tom Brady trading the gridiron for wrestling, admiring UConn women’s hoops, and community banter about both drop contests and old-school movies. For fans of the show, it’s familiar, fun territory—and a window into the unique personality blend that makes Don, Hahn & Rosenberg a sports radio staple.

Transcript

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[Don Hahn]

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[Peter Rosenberg]

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[Don Hahn]

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[Jacob]

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[Peter Rosenberg]

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[Jacob]

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[Jacob]

Why is that?

[Peter Rosenberg]

I don't know. He never mentioned that he heard them.

[Jacob]

Never said, like, hey, I took.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Yeah, you know, Kind of hurts.

[Jacob]

But we move on.

[Peter Rosenberg]

I guess that's all we can do.

[Jacob]

What else you got? You can't make him like things that you like.

[Ebro]

No, no.

[Peter Rosenberg]

I talked to my therapist today about my calling people names.

[Jacob]

Oh, yeah.

[Peter Rosenberg]

About, like, why I call people names.

[Jacob]

Yeah.

[Peter Rosenberg]

And how it's funny because I did have a realization after that argument that, like, to me, and I'm not saying this is correct, in fact, I'm saying I'm admitting to you I'm wrong.

[Jacob]

Okay.

[Peter Rosenberg]

I'm saying society has decided I'm wrong on this. But I'm telling you my personal perspective. Calling names, like the words like moron or idiot, to me, they're like euphemisms. They mean nothing. It's like saying, I disagree with you. I'm not actually thinking you're literally a moron. You're an uneducated person. So it's funny. So to me, the audience, like Ebro sent when we had a conversation about it. Maybe the more. If I were to have given my. If I had spoken out the words nicer, in theory, without name calling, to me, it would have been meaner. Because when Don was expressing this point, that was, I believe, really, really wrong and inaccurate. I would have said, like, hey, you're ignorant about what you're saying. You're actually out of your depths, and you don't have enough information for me to argue with you, so we should move on. That wouldn't have gotten me in trouble. The audience would have thought, good for you. You kept your composure.

[Jacob]

Right.

[Peter Rosenberg]

I think that's actually way more nosily than just being you're a moron. Like, but again, society has told me I'm wrong. Name calling is. People don't seem to like.

[Jacob]

It's what I'm noticing. To me, the better the vocabulary, the less offensive it sounds.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Right.

[Jacob]

And so you could really offend somebody.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Right.

[Jacob]

But if the vocabulary is impressive, if you're saying it, everybody will say, good shit.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Look at him.

[Jacob]

He kept his composure. Wow.

[Peter Rosenberg]

But when you just yell, you're a moron would approve. Right? When you yell moron more.

[Jacob]

No, that's it. You just went. You went to the depths. You went, like, now you can't go back. Look where you went.

[Peter Rosenberg]

You went right in the sewer. Unless you bring up. Unless you bring up basically, my mom, my wife, or now, of course, my daughter, even my dad. I'm like, whatever. He can throw my dad. And he's fine. Yeah, he's fine. But unless it's one of the ladies in my life, we really don't have an issue.

[Caller Patrick]

Let's.

[Peter Rosenberg]

You want to talk to the people the last. The lcc.

[Jacob]

Oh, we are in lcc. Yeah, let's do that before I tell you about one of my favorite brands.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Okay.

[Jacob]

Talk some people.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Let's talk to Alex in LBi down the shore. What's up, Alex?

[Caller Daniel/Alex]

Hey, guys.

[Ebro]

Alex, thanks for the show, man. You guys are awesome. I'm.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Thanks, buddy.

[Ebro]

I'm usually in the chat a lot. Yeah, you guys are cool. Very entertaining.

[Caller Daniel/Alex]

Keep.

[Ebro]

Yeah, keep me going here. Thanks, fan. So it's every time I go out to dinner, you know, whatever fancy restaurant, I look at the menu. I can't read the word, but I always just hear tiramisu.

[Caller Patrick]

So.

[Ebro]

And then I start to see the dessert, you know, come out, and I say, oh, that's tiramisu. You know, I mean, I fancy myself, you know, I could really, you know, at least a menu. And I'm like, well, that's a tough

[Caller Patrick]

word to say, but.

[Ebro]

So I've always heard this. Tiramisu.

[Jacob]

So that's what I was saying, tiramisu. And Vinny corrected me on social media saying that it's. It's T Rama sue tiramisu.

[Ebro]

Oh, I've never heard that.

[Jacob]

That's what I mean. And he. He corrected me. So I just need to.

[Peter Rosenberg]

We don't know. We gotta.

[Jacob]

We'll find.

[Peter Rosenberg]

We're gonna find some.

[Ebro]

But my second point was, Peter, how did you feel about Jayden Daniels playing in that flag football game? Because I, you know, nervous if you're a little weary, but yeah, if you're definitely nervous about it. I felt the same way. You know, I didn't really check in with it, but I thought about you. I didn't know he played in it, but I heard. I didn't love it earlier.

[Jacob]

It's weird. I wanted Justin Fields to play in it.

[Peter Rosenberg]

I really, I did not love it. Thank you for the call, Alex. I didn't love it. When I watched the few plays I saw Jaden play, it did not appear that he was running at all. He was going to catch the ball and throw it. And that's it.

[Jacob]

Yeah.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Now Joe Burrow was taking off and spinning and Saquon was running and jumping. You know, listen, I don't know.

[Jacob]

Did you watch Brady?

[Peter Rosenberg]

Brady looked good. Not going to lie to you.

[Jacob]

Physically.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Physically, he was very impressive.

[Jacob]

Moving.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Right.

[Jacob]

And obviously you can still spin it.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Yeah.

[Jacob]

And then he was also, you know, being Brady.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Yeah. Talking. Ish.

[Jacob]

And there was some stuff going on with him and Logan. Logan Paul.

[Peter Rosenberg]

They're clearly gearing towards a Wrestlemania.

[Jacob]

It feels it. Right. It feels. But I have like. Is either being manufactured or really is there?

[Peter Rosenberg]

Well, listen, I've said it and I'm going on. If it gets me in trouble, it gets me in trouble. Because I'm sure if obviously if he works with wwe, it'll be a big deal for big money.

[Jacob]

Oh, yeah.

[Peter Rosenberg]

If he given. And I think, I think Jacob and Anthony, as wrestling fans, maybe not quite like me, but as wrestling fans would agree with Brady going as far as to literally call it fake. The only way this can end without me being angry by it is with him physically being touched.

[Jacob]

Yeah.

[Peter Rosenberg]

He has to be beat up now.

[Jacob]

Yeah.

[Peter Rosenberg]

You cannot allow an outsider to call it the F word. That guy. Not Logan Paul and him tag team. And Logan Paul gets beat up. Tom Brady needs to get pause put on him.

[Jacob]

Right.

[Peter Rosenberg]

And then. And that way at the end it's like, oh, My bad. I learned my lesson.

[Jacob]

Don't you think that's like, I hope.

[Peter Rosenberg]

First of all, if it goes there, I'm good with.

[Jacob]

He's in phenomenal shape.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Looks like he could do something and

[Jacob]

where he wouldn't be ashamed to take off his shirt.

[Peter Rosenberg]

I don't think so.

[Jacob]

Really?

[Peter Rosenberg]

No. I think he'd be fine taking his shirt off.

[Jacob]

So. So to me, there's all that stuff setting up. He does have the sort of bad guy everybody hates me appeal as a player. And then he became. Everybody kind of likes him now. And maybe he didn't like that.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Yeah. And he wants to just go back to it.

[Jacob]

He's like, you know, I like it better when all you hate me. So who's to say that this doesn't happen? And maybe he's like, you know what? I've been tackled by some of the toughest dudes.

[Peter Rosenberg]

I'll be fine on the earth.

[Jacob]

You can go ahead and tackle me.

[Peter Rosenberg]

I'll be all right. Yeah.

[Jacob]

Like, I don't think anybody's gonna slap him in the face, but could he get run over or choke, slammed, Whatever

[Peter Rosenberg]

it is, There's a few things you can do.

[Jacob]

I've been through this. I'll do it. I'll do it for whatever it is. And that's when I'm telling you the perfect ending is him then, you know, bloodied and going, you know what? I was wrong.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Jacob's speculating. Raw's in Boston tonight.

[Jacob]

It might be in Boston. So they might be like, you know

[Peter Rosenberg]

how sometimes they have to do a lead up to Wrestlemania? Sometimes they have to. Always.

[Jacob]

I mean.

[Peter Rosenberg]

I mean, I mean, they should in theory, for every.

[Jacob]

They should. But, you know, tell me there's a little tease.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Well, and also it might be. And it's at MSG next week. You know how booty'd get an msg? Oh, that would be sweet. Actually, viciously, that would be.

[Jacob]

Yeah.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Because I think they had the whole thing. Logan Paul then apologized to him. So I think they're gearing towards a Brady and Logan Paul tag team.

[Jacob]

It feels like something setting up where somebody's gonna make some money. And that somebody is not me.

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[Peter Rosenberg]

But what? You are making money in other ways.

[Jacob]

Well, you know what though? I'm actually spending money. But happily in this situation. Go ahead because you know I want to tell you about Ring's End. Oh, we're going to get some work done at the house and Rings end is going to be a big part of it. My guy Andrew came through, set us up. We're going to do some window replacements. We're going to actually put in a window as well. This is the time of year where you start looking at your house going, all right, what's some things I can do in the spring to freshen some things up. That's what we're doing. So we are doing it of course, with Ring's End. Why? Because they work with pro contractors who build and remodel For a living. The pros trust them. Of course I'm going to trust them. And you can too. They have premium brands, not just in windows, doors, decking, paint, lumber, kitchens, all the stuff you'd need to upgrade around your house. They have built to last high end product lines that contractors rely on. They do it right, they don't do it over. Now, they're not a national chain. See, they have a regional expertise. They know your house, they know the area, they know what you need. They know all the things that can help you make this an easy process. They have eight full service lumber yards in Connecticut and Westchester county and 12 freestanding paid centers as well. Rings End is family owned and operated since 1902. 124 years in business with deep northeast roots, supporting local builders and and communities. And you certainly love that. If you can't make it to a store, just shop [e-mail] that's ringzend.com, peter.

[Peter Rosenberg]

So we talked some about UConn, the UConn women being back in business after, you know, there were a few years where they were not. They're up 56 to 10 on Syracuse.

[Jacob]

It's a lot.

[Peter Rosenberg]

225 to go in the second quarter. They're up by 46 points.

[Jacob]

No mas. Throw the damn towel. That's what's supposed to be an exhibition.

[Peter Rosenberg]

At this rate, for those paying attention at home, the score will be roughly 112 to 20.

[Jacob]

What's weird, it's. It's the second round, which means Syracuse won a game.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Syracuse is a 9 seed and they're

[Jacob]

a 9 seed and they're 24 and 8, man.

[Peter Rosenberg]

UConn is not playing around.

[Jacob]

They are not.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Good Lord.

[Jacob]

Playing around. Oh, where's the game?

[Caller Daniel/Alex]

Yeah, they play them at home.

[Jacob]

I mean, they are playing.

[Peter Rosenberg]

That doesn't help though. I mentioned it.

[Jacob]

Certainly does.

[Peter Rosenberg]

40 points. Patrick in Portland. What's up, buddy?

[Caller Patrick]

Hey, guys, what's happening?

[Peter Rosenberg]

How you doing?

[Caller Patrick]

Good. It's actually my first time getting through to you guys.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Hey, happy to have you, my dude.

[Jacob]

Love it. Love it.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Yeah.

[Jacob]

Portland, by the way.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Oregon.

[Jacob]

Or is it Maine?

[Caller Patrick]

Portland.

[Jacob]

Which one is it?

[Caller Patrick]

No, Portland, Oregon.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Oregon.

[Caller Patrick]

Yeah. I'm from New Jersey, but I moved out here a few years ago.

[Jacob]

Okay.

[Ebro]

And you know, you know, Don always

[Caller Patrick]

talks about love in Portland. Let me tell you this much. Portland loves Don.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Is that true love?

[Caller Patrick]

To get big. Big Dom McGregor town.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Wow.

[Ebro]

Let's do it.

[Jacob]

Let's do a show out there for him.

[Caller Patrick]

Absolutely.

[Caller Renee]

Absolutely.

[Caller Patrick]

I had an idea for Drop Madness,

[Caller Renee]

but before I do.

[Caller Patrick]

I just wanted to give a shout out to Anthony and Jacob. I think they do a great job and they don't get enough credit, man. They. They. They've done such a great job with this show, and I love that. I love that roles that they. Absolutely.

[Jacob]

You know.

[Caller Patrick]

Yeah, I'm a big pusick guy.

[Jacob]

Oh, well. Oh, God bless.

[Caller Daniel/Alex]

So.

[Caller Patrick]

So real quick, you know how they have with, you know, Marsh Madness, they do the final four at, like, a site every year. So I think this year is. Is it Lucas Oil Stadium? Sometimes they do it at Jerry World. Sometimes they'll do it, you know, Mercedes Benz. So if Drop. Matt, I'm just wondering, what would the site be for Drop Madness. Right. So I have a few ideas for you, and I just wanted to get a sense of what you guys thought.

[Ebro]

Okay, so.

[Caller Patrick]

So Drop Madness. Think about the final four for Drop Madness, Gypsy Pond. What do we think about that?

[Peter Rosenberg]

Oh, wow.

[Caller Patrick]

As a site, it'd be legendary.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Well, I don't know if it's possible or big time.

[Caller Patrick]

How about Alan's downstairs bathroom redesigned by Bat Fitter.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Keep going.

[Jacob]

We can make. We can. We can. We can definitely arrange that.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Any other thoughts?

[Caller Daniel/Alex]

Yeah,

[Jacob]

It's a really nice bathroom.

[Peter Rosenberg]

No, no, it's beautiful, but I just now want to see what else he has because he's obviously thought about this.

[Caller Patrick]

What else you got, Peter? Peter, this one's for you and for me. But, you know, 2029. Imagine drop madness, Final four, Fat Cell Fogarties,

[Peter Rosenberg]

Fatso Fogarty. Oh, yeah, dude.

[Jacob]

But wait, wait, what's. What's Don's place in Hawthorne that he loves?

[Peter Rosenberg]

Fatso Fogerties.

[Jacob]

That's Fatso Fogerties. That's right. That's what he's referencing to me. That feels like the first one.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Yeah. There's Gypsy Pond behind Clixies.

[Jacob]

That's what I was thinking of, is the Clixies.

[Peter Rosenberg]

There's. There's Gypsy Pond behind Clixies. There's Fatso Fogarty's. There's Allen's Bath Fitter bathroom.

[Jacob]

Right.

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[Peter Rosenberg]

God, that's.

[Jacob]

Clixies was what always stuck with me.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Hearing that now, the way he said it.

[Jacob]

As if we all know what he's talking about. You know, behind clicks, it really is a strange.

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[Don Hahn]

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[Peter Rosenberg]

I didn't listen to anything you just said.

[Don Hahn]

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[Peter Rosenberg]

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[Jacob]

I see what you did there.

[Peter Rosenberg]

I didn't do that, but yeah, it was there.

[Jacob]

Speaking of Sonya Day with Michael K. Florida.

[Peter Rosenberg]

I like you giving like the Francesa voice for the Michael Khan.

[Jacob]

It's the perfect Long Island.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Do you guys see the video moving around of. Of of Francesa doing his podcast, trying to find what time Hofstra plays.

[Jacob]

What do you mean?

[Peter Rosenberg]

Because someone. Because someone put up a post and this part's not nice. They retweeted and they wrote, Michael K. Couldn't find a way to beat this. By the way, we did beat that Frances during the tournament was all time dude. Alan, he's trying to talk about the Hofstra game and it's on his podcast and he's like, St. John's plays at 7:00 clock and trying to get you all your local timeshare Hofstra is playing at.

[Jacob]

He's just fumbling.

[Peter Rosenberg]

40 seconds of dead air.

[Jacob]

Couldn't find it.

[Peter Rosenberg]

747, 40. The planet. 740. It's.

[Jacob]

It's the voice of my generation.

[Peter Rosenberg]

It is. It is truly special times that we grew up in.

[Jacob]

I don't know why I still find it entertaining. I know it is what it is.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Let's go to Daniel in Queens. What's up, Daniel?

[Caller Daniel/Alex]

Hey. Hello. Am I on?

[Peter Rosenberg]

Yeah, sure you are, pal.

[Caller Daniel/Alex]

Oh, wow. Awesome. Love, love listening to you guys. Thank you. Two points. I want to connect St. John's to the next, if I may.

[Peter Rosenberg]

I like this. Go for.

[Caller Daniel/Alex]

I've been watching Dylan Darling all season, and he's not the best point guard in the world, but he's feisty. He fights, plays defense, and he's clutch. And he kind of reminds me of

[Peter Rosenberg]

Jalen Brunson and he's lefty.

[Caller Daniel/Alex]

I know we don't think of both lefties, both undersized. I know Jalen is, you know, much better player, but little bit. He just has that look in his eye. If you give me the ball in the last 10 seconds of the game, I'll make it. I'm going to do something good with it.

[Jacob]

Right?

[Caller Daniel/Alex]

And then the second and the second thing I want to say is, doesn't the St. John's team remind you of the Divincenzo and Isaiah Hardenstein Knicks? That playoff run when we beat the Sixers in that.

[Jacob]

Yeah, it's tough, gritty. Yeah. Like, that's what I've like. It's really how patino coaches is to have that kind of a tough, gritty team. I mean, again, I think Zubi Ejafor is a. He's a beast and he's a lot to deal with. That's why you give them a chance, because they've got a toughness about them that they can stifle an offense. They could grind down a game. They could put you in pressure situations, late shot clock stuff because of how hard they play. And you've got to, like, you've got to be on point to beat them. Now, the only issue with St. John's of course, is that if they're struggling on their own end to score, that's. That's how they're beatable. But the last 22 games, they've lost once, and that one loss was ugly, but it was a night they couldn't make a shot. But aside from that, they have been mowing teams down.

[Peter Rosenberg]

It's funny, I thought dart. He also sort of in that little clip we played of him gave me a little bit of Brunson in the way that his. He, like, talked. He did have a very comfortable. That clip we played right here.

[Jacob]

Yeah. Of him. We had to quickly.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Your first buzzer beater or have you

[Jacob]

hit something like this before?

[Peter Rosenberg]

This is my first one in college.

[Jacob]

What'd you do, the NBA?

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Well, I'm saying I played in high school and middle school.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Coach. Just start playing ball.

[Jacob]

It's like that comfortable to just.

[Peter Rosenberg]

I'm a kid, but I'm coach. Yeah. And you're Rick Patino, but doesn't matter.

[Jacob]

I have a good relationship and a good enough relationship with you that I can clap back. Yeah.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Renee in Pennsylvania. Hey, Renee.

[Caller Renee]

Hey, how you doing, guys? All right, you guys mentioned briefly movies to watch in about eight days. I have a few. I don't know if you've seen them, but I'm going to bring it up to you anyway.

[Peter Rosenberg]

All right.

[Caller Renee]

One of them is the 12 angry men. 1957, the evasion of body snatchers, the original 156. And for crime movies, two of the best with great car chasing bullet 6. 1968, the French Connection, 71, French Connection 7. Unbelievable. 1990 5. No violence, explicit violence in front of anybody, but it's explained during the course of the movie. So it creeps you out how the villain.

[Jacob]

Was that the last one you said, which? The one?

[Caller Patrick]

Seven.

[Jacob]

Seven. Yes. Yes. Yeah, I've seen creepy as anything. Yeah, I've seen, I think about five. Five of the ones you named.

[Peter Rosenberg]

I have not seen any. No.

[Jacob]

No. How about that French Connection. You've seen.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Never seen French Connection.

[Jacob]

What is wrong with you?

[Peter Rosenberg]

I have problems. I'm not doing well.

[Jacob]

Well, you can fix that quickly.

[Peter Rosenberg]

I never see. I got to tell you, I. My old timey movies. Very, very.

[Jacob]

You have a hard time.

[Peter Rosenberg]

No, it's not.

[Jacob]

It's like, yeah, can't watch old time stuff that you can't relate to. Stephanie can. She falls asleep.

[Peter Rosenberg]

I will say, I will say earlier than. Earlier than like the, the late 70s.

[Jacob]

Yeah. So you couldn't watch something from the 50s. There's some good.

[Peter Rosenberg]

I know there are.

[Jacob]

They get like, like it's more mine because they couldn't show you nearly as much and stuff. So. Yeah.

[Peter Rosenberg]

But I also found. But there's also like, you know what it's kind of like for me. And I, you know, and I get again, you know, this is where Michael or Don obligatorily yells like, yeah, but you know, the Civil War happened before you were born. It's not about that. It's about what you grew up on and how different and distant it is from that. I used to know it would be like me showing the kids who like hip hop of today, playing them. It's Tricky by Run DMC and being like, don't you like this? They're like, no, this doesn't sound sonically like what I think hip hop is.

[Jacob]

I get completely get it.

[Peter Rosenberg]

That's how I feel about film.

[Jacob]

I used to be like that.

[Peter Rosenberg]

And then at some point you. And I hope that some point I'm like, you know what? I want to now go back and

[Jacob]

appreciate you just hearing that.

[Peter Rosenberg]

It's a great, like, you hear. Heard enough of it. And you go, you know what? It's time.

[Jacob]

Yeah.

[Peter Rosenberg]

By the way, guys, NFL draft is coming up and there's going to be a DNR couch cast.

[Jacob]

Oh, really?

[Peter Rosenberg]

Oh, yeah. Your second screen experience. It's coming up April 23rd at 8pm presented by Calandra's Bakery. You're going to want to watch that.

[Jacob]

They're going to bring them delicious treats.

[Peter Rosenberg]

Probably.

[Jacob]

Yeah.

[Peter Rosenberg]

That's the thing. Andrew. Long beach, my guy. But I'm sorry I didn't get to today. We will be back again to do it tomorrow. We will at 3 o' clock Eastern Standard Time. Don will be back with us from wherever he is. And you will have Knicks basketball afterwards. We're going to do a full show tomorrow. We'll have more Drop Madness. Have a wonderful night. We'll see you guys tomorrow.

[Don Hahn]

Thanks for listening to the Don Hahn and Rosenberg podcast.

[Peter Rosenberg]

I don't want to know how the

[Jacob]

sausage is made, man. I just want to know it's good.

[Don Hahn]

Hear more of Don Allen and Peter weekday afternoon starting at 3 on 8 80, ESPN, the ESPN New York app, and your smart speakers.

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