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Dude Wipes Best clean, Pants down. Stat of the Day brought to you by Panini America. The official trading cards of the Dan Patrick Show. Good morning. If you're listening on our radio affiliates around the country, including iHeart and Fox Sports Radio, or you're watching on Peacock or NBC Sports Network, stat of the Day is always brought to you by Panini America. The official trading cards of the Dan Patrick Show. We got a Play of the Day poll questions. Stat of the day all of that forthcoming recapping the weekend. 76ers close out the Celtics, Pistons close out the Magic, Lakers close out the Rockets and Cavaliers close out the Raptors as well. 877.3DP show Tyler sitting by. He'll take your phone calls in no particular order. Let me start with the Kentucky Derby. Over 19 million total viewers in the final hour of the TV coverage. And by comparison, last summer's NBA Finals game seven averaged 16 million. This is sort of the March Madness of other sports when you think about it. Everybody is doing a pool. Kentucky Derby pool. Your wife, daughters, you, your friends. Everybody's picking a horse. Everybody's watching. You have parties where you get dressed up and it feels like just like March Madness. It's still an event. It doesn't matter who's in it. It's still an event and there's still surprises. And that was the beauty of what you saw with the Kentucky Derby. Because when you think about the Derby, it's kind of standing still in time. It's still about the spectacle of the power and precision, the pageantry, the outfits, the horses. Everything looks beautiful manicured. But when you think about the Derby in today's society with sports, everything is. You're getting bigger and stronger and better and faster, more powerful. Golden Tempo's winning time on Saturday was just over 2 minutes and 2 seconds. Now, that's an impressive run. Secretariat's 1973 finish was 1 minute, 59 seconds, 59.4. So the gap of more than 2 1/2 seconds and you go, okay, that's not too bad. That would be 15 lengths. So 2 1/2 seconds equates to over 15 lengths. His Secretariat would have won the Derby by 15 over Golden Tempo. So here we are, more than five decades later, and the sport is still not produced anyone capable of matching this horse's brilliance. And when you realize all but one horse was a descendant of Secretariat in the Kentucky Derby, but the Derby legend, it's still alive. History is constantly being rewritten, but with the Derby, it's not. But it is still an incredible event. And you had this one, you know, wonderful last to first dash. And, you know, it's one of those where you go, I'm glad I'm watching it. You know, it's. It's one of those where you say, what time is it? Well, it's six o'. Clock. They usually try to go off, get everybody, put it in, put into the gate at around 46, 45 Eastern. And they like to get them out, going at 6:57. And it was fun. You know, you get a female trainer, great interviews. But on NBC, Peacock did a wonderful job all afternoon long because you get to know the horses, it's like studying for a final. You're cramming. You don't know anything about horse racing. You might think you do, but then all of a sudden, here you go, here's the horses, here's the story, here's the jockey, here's the owner, here's the trainer. And the Kentucky Derby always, always delivers. And it was fun, fun to watch. Fritz, he sends me a note, he goes, and I know what's going to happen because Fritzi will somehow have a negative thought. And Fritz, he almost missed the Derby. So Fritz, he goes, how many Derby wins would it take for you to be promised to be the height of a jockey?
