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So we'll talk to Jim about that a little bit later on. Anthony Davis is back. I don't know for how long. Joellen Beat is done. I don't know for how long. And Jamarant's in another jam. So we've had the gun issue with John Morant. He went viral. Actual guns with him before. Now league officials are looking into John Moran and Buddy Healed after Tuesday's night. Tuesday night's game. The talk to involve parties as soon as Wednesday. So I don't know what happened this according to the mothership, but there is a photo of Ja Morant and he is gesturing as if he has a gun pointed towards Buddy Healed. Buddy Heald reportedly did a similar gesture back to John Moran. We've talked a lot about John Morant. We've talked about talented. You get the opportunity, you make a lot of money. You can be the face of a franchise. Your coach just got fired. You're heading into the playoffs and we're still doing stupid things. And I wonder if you know, John Morant will ever truly understand it. You would think with all this, you know, games that he missed, he was suspended. You know, you're publicly ridiculed by the media. He was docked the first 25 games of the 2324 season. He flashed a Handgun on his social media. Live video suspended eight games in March of 2023 for another handgun on social media at a strip club. Shotgun Willies. Of course, like at some point you go, you're 25, you know, you're not 19, 20, 21. Not that that's an excuse for you to be able to show a gun on social media, but you're 25. You got so much ahead of you. And I know it's just a gesture, but I mean, really, isn't there another way to get back at buddy healed, like scoring, dunking, maybe have something go viral that has to do with basketball? But he's played in 46 games this season and he's averaging 22, 23 a game, seven assist. I mean, he has the potential to be great. And I remember we brought this up, this was maybe last year, maybe it was the year before. Who would you want, long term, Zion or John Morant? And I said, I want John Morant because I don't have to worry about his health. Well, I don't know if I want either of them when you think about it, because I don't know if Zion loves basketball. He had a, like a month or six week pocket where it was like, damn, that's what Zion's supposed to be all about. Now they just shut him down so they can tag for Cooper flag. And then you got John Moran. Just doesn't seem like we talk about John Morant the way like Anthony Edwards now Anthony Edwards, you know, gets a little loose as well. But you know, we're not pointing guns or you know, giving the a gesture of a gun towards an opponent. But John Morant should be like Anthony Edwards. He should be, oh my gosh, the future. So bright, so talented. And here we are talking about him again. Maybe he gets suspended. I don't know if you're the commissioner, all I know is the previous commissioner, this would be different. David Stern would be exactly living up to his last name. You would not be getting by with this. Not to say that Adam Silver is a softy or easy, but I think he's more of a players commissioner from the standpoint of, hey, come here, let's talk about this. Maybe you, you, you know, find him, maybe you suspend him, but at some point do you go, is this getting through? Here you are the home stretch of the season. You probably had a role in your coach getting fired. I mean, how many times do coaches get fired with two weeks to go going into the postseason? And I think they're a number five seed. So there's something going on there, and maybe the commissioner, you know, comes down on him again, suspends him as well. But the latest news from the NBA. All right, Seaton, what's poll question today? Well, I. What if we just stick with the John Moran thing? Yeah, it is kind of funny that the. The league is loaded with video of people doing exactly the same thing. It's never been an issue, or it has certainly hasn't bubbled up the way that it is now. You can watch just everybody from LeBron James to Joe Kim, Noah all did it. You know, anyway. That's funny. I also think it's funny that when you watch the video, it's Draymond Green who complains about it. Of course it's him. Yes, of course it's him. But. But you do have a rule now. Maybe you didn't have a rule in place before, but now you have it now you have to, if you're the commissioner, enforce that. That. Yes, people have done this before, but the gesture that he does to Buddy Heald and vice versa. So I don't know what happened yesterday with getting the parties together to talk about this, other than it looked like, hey, what was said prior to that. It doesn't matter what's said. It doesn't mean you can do a gun gesture. Like, oh, I understand why you did the gun gesture. Yes, I do like, too, that Buddy healed is doing it right back to John Moran, or even did it first, whichever it is. But they're sort of clearly doing it towards each other. And then Buddy Hill just like, hey, he did that. He did that. He did that. You can't. You can't do that. He did that. Like, dog, you just did that. Yeah, but Buddy just did that. Buddy doesn't have baggage. John Morant does. Right. With this. Yeah, I think it's. I. I do think it's easy to. There's a certain amount of, like, morality being played about this. Yeah, that is. I don't know. Well, I. I just. I don't have any patience for John Morant doing this. Of all the people who could be doing this, he's the last one. Can't, because we've already seen you do it with a gun. Doing something stupid. Stupid on social media and then getting suspended and then getting suspended again. Ah, man. Everybody wants to play with their guns. All right, fake tough guys. Oh, I got my gun. Really? What are you gonna do with your gun? Nothing. And then Buddy healed. Buddy, he's up, you know. Your name is Buddy? Yeah. Never been a Gangster named Buddy. The heck who's your Buddy? I am. Oh, Buddy's rolling up. Yeah, Buddy. Coming. Oh, yeah. It's not like Omar coming, it's Buddy. Hey, Buddy. You know, it's like Buddy and Elf. You know Will Ferrell's character. Hey, Buddy. Yeah. And his nemesis Pal. Oh, here comes Pal. Let her watch out for Pal, not Gasol. Yeah, Pal. Yeah. All right, what else do we have today? Marvin sent in a poll question. I started throwing this one out there since we're sticking with basketball a little bit. But should the Knicks retire Carmelo Anthony's number? Of course. Or no. Well, he just got named to the hall of Fame. He did. I'd have to look at what he accomplished with the Knicks. Marvin, do you have that at your fingertips? He was an all star a few times. He got to the conference semifinals. Never got to a conference finals or finals. Okay, how many years was he there? Checking. Okay, wait, I thought you had this already researched here. No, but Paulie does. Okay, Paul. I have Carmelo Anthony playing seven years in New York half a season, then six more. He was an all star all six of those years. Led the league in scoring once. Did not get them to the NBA finals. Can you retire a jersey of a non wire to wire player that doesn't take you to new heights. I'd have to see who else the Knicks have retired because I'm going to guess, you know, Willis Reed and Walt Frazier, probably Bill Bradley and Dave DeBusher. Earl Monroe, maybe Dick Barnett. Yes, probably Ewing. Yeah. Pat Patrick Ewing. Yeah, you're right. With all those, every one of those and almost everyone except for Ewing has a title. Okay. You know, it gets. Yeah, sure. I don't care. Like I. Yeah. Of all the things today where you go, should Carmelo Jersey be retired? I'd be like, I don't care. I mean, he's in the hall of Fame. Great. And, and it's the Basketball hall of Fame. He won a national title, but one Syracuse. I hope they've retired his jersey. But I still go back to Christian Laitner belongs in the Basketball hall of Fame. I, I mean it's, it's embarrassing that he's not in the Basketball hall of Fame. He's one of the top five college basketball players of all time. If you look at his resume, it's hard to argue. And he played better than average in the NBA. He wasn't great. He made an all star team. First year, I think he averaged 17 points, nine rebounds. I mean it, it's. Once again, it's the totality of your career. He should be in the Basketball hall of Fame. Back to Carmelo. If they want to retire his jersey. Great. Build a statue. Like, I don't, I don't really care, you know, if you're a Nick fan, then maybe you go, does he really belong up there with those guys? I'm not a Nick fan. And so it doesn't bother, you know, does LeBron's jersey get retired by the Lakers? And I don't know if all the Lakers, you know, fans would be on board with that. Like, does he, he's not really a Laker. Like, we kind of got him. He came here at the very end trying to win a title. So I don't, I don't know if I, I guess you do. Is LeBron getting his jersey retired? So it's Cleveland, it'll be Miami. It'll be with the Lakers, I'm guessing. Yeah. Paulie. By the way, Syracuse University, they retire everybody's Jersey. They have 17 retired jersey numbers, including Carmelo, Jerry McNamara and Hakeem Warwick have retired numbers. They won a title. Yeah. A lot more. Yeah. Pearl. Pearl Washington, Sherm Douglas. Yes. Todd Allen, Houston. John Stocks, Bernard King are among those that have not been retired. So where does Mello fit in with that? When you're thinking all time great. Knicks is mellow. Really. Anywhere near the top of this, I would have Bernard King over. Carmelo Anthony, Houston. Hello. I don't know. I'd have to look at his numbers. He was beloved. Or beloved is John Starks. Is he going to get his jersey, retire that guy? No. Okay, okay. I'm just, I, he's beloved. Oh, there's a bunch of guys that are beloved. Yeah, I see all those guys in Nick's row with the celebrities and all that. They're there every game. The numbers not get retired. Yes. Todd. Yeah. If we retired a number every time we really liked or someone was considered beloved, you'd run out of numbers. Someone would have to be like 63 and 14, and that'd be the whole team. Nike, Todd. 14. Every other number is taken. We really like that guy. Put him up in the rafters. He was really fun. He was cool with the media. Yeah, I, I, if you want to. Great. I mean, it's really about the fan base, but for me on the outside looking in, Bernard King was the baddest man in the NBA for a while as far as scoring, and then he had a knee injury. But he was unstoppable at 6. 6 unstoppable and having witnessed those games in person when they played the Celtics, when the Celtics were loaded and man, they feared Bernard King down on the low post. He's scoring on anybody, Everybody? Yes, Mark. Just like Carmelo Anthony. All right. He's okay. I don't want to fight about this. No, I just. Hall of Fame. I saw them both. Did you see them both? Yeah, on NBA TV. Okay, fair enough. You saw him on YouTube. Yeah, I'm fine with it. But if you put Melo in, put Bernard King in, put them both in, put their, you know, jersey up there in the rafters. How did I get here with. That was my poll question. Sorry about that. Oh, that's right. That's okay. I just get sidetracked and then I forget where I am. It's like, how did I get here? It's like driving someplace. Then all of a sudden you turn around and you go, where am I? Yes, Paul. I'm looking at a list of all the retired numbers in the NBA. There's some wacky ones. All right, we'll talk about that coming up. By the way, if you're Wayne Gretzky, do you now have to be on the road with Alex Ovechkin? He's three away. We'll talk about that. Because how's it going to look? 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Listen to new episodes of bone Valley Season 2 starting April 9 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. And to hear the entire new season ad free with exclusive content starting April 9th. Subscribe to Lava for Good plus on Apple Podcasts. Alrighty. Get some phone calls here. A little bit more on Carmelo Anthony getting his jersey retired. Yeah, I'm fine with that. Now he'll be in the rafters with Walt Frazier, Dick Barnett, Dick McGuire, Earl Monroe, Willis Reed, Dave DeBusher, Bill Bradley, Patrick Ewing, the former head coach, Red Holtzman. Let's see, Ewing and McGuire have had their numbers retired without winning a championship. They're the only ones. Alan Houston, John Starks, Bernard King have not had their jerseys retired, but Mello is going to have his jersey retire. This is per a report. All right, so congratulations to Carmelo Anthony. He's going to have his jersey retired, I guess, and he's going into the Basketball hall of Fame. Now. Maybe they make room for Bernard King in the rafters. All right, so what do you do if you're Wayne Gretzky? Ovechkin has seven games to play and he needs three goals to surpass Wayne. Whose all time record does Wayne have to hit the road now? Feels like he has to. Seven games. Islanders Chicago, Carolina, Columbus, Islanders Pittsburgh. Do you just jump on the charter, the capital's charter, and sit next to Ovechkin because you can't do a video tribute. It's like when Mark McGuire was breaking Roger Maris's all time record. And here's another thing. There are certain players that, you know, Roger Maris was known for the single season home run record and here you have Mark McGuire break it. That's, that's the one thing. And Roger Maris had passed away, but the family, they were the family of the guy who was the single season home run record. It's like Mark Gastonau, he was once the single season sack leader. And then all of a sudden Michael Strahan came along and of course you had that awkward encounter where McGuire or Castano goes and sees Brett Favre and said, you hurt me, you know, basically because he gave up that sack to Michael Strahan. Basically walked right into Strahan and said, here, now you get the record. That's what Mark Gaston was all about, that one thing, the sack dance. And he had the single season sack record. And that's why, you know, now you lost your identity. Every time he'd sign an autograph. You're Mark Gastineau, sack leader. Sing, you know, whatever you want to put the number of sacks you had, what was it? 22 and a half. Now you lose that identity. Wayne is not losing his identity. In fact, his identity, his greatness has been enhanced by Ovechkin because now there's that reminder of, Golly, that's a lot of goals. Oh, my God, look at the assist. So Wayne, I think, has benefited from Ovechkin passing his, you know, all time goal scoring record. And now you're going to be on the road watching Ove. And Wayne will handle this, you know, in a gentleman way, like he handles everything else. He'll be awesome. He's so. I don't even know how to describe. When you're around him, you'd never know that that's the great one. You'd never know it. And that's the beauty of him, that he makes you comfortable. You know, it's never that. There's no diva, there's no nothing. It's just. That's Wayne. Oh, hey, Wayne. I remember going to South Bend and I went for a Notre Dame game, Notre Dame football game, and Digger Phelps invited me, the longtime Notre Dame head coach. And I walk in the door, I think it's 10:30 in the morning, and I hear. And I walk in the kitchen, Gretzky has opened up a beer and he's there to go to the football game and could not have been just a downer. And I'd met Wayne before, but that's Wayne. I felt bad because Digger Phelps took him into the stands and he's getting autographs and pictures. And I was down on the field because I. Not that I was going to get, you know, bombarded with that, but I thought Wayne. And I see Wayne at halftime and he's got his arms up like, help me. And then I kept telling him to come down to the sidelines, watch the game down there because, you know, unless a player goes out of bounds and says, hey, Wayne, could I get a selfie here? But, yeah, he spent the whole day signing autographs up there with Digger Phelps. But I'm guessing Wayne is going to have to travel a little bit. That's when you, you know, he leaves the house and he says, you know, his wife says, how long you packing for? Well, I don't know, seven days, 10 days. But you're going to have to be there, it feels like for, you know, These moments. Yeah, Paul. So if Gretzky goes on the road, he would have to go to D.C. then in New York, then D.C. then to Columbus, then to D.C. new York. This would be a, you know, seven game, 13 day road trip for Wayne Gretzky to commit to all these games. How much does he have to do it? Well, he is the sport, and there's a finite window. It's the season's over on the 17th. Yeah. But then if he doesn't break the record, then Wayne has to start the season with Alex Ovechkin again. But, yeah, he. He. I don't want to say needs to be there. He should be there. I mean, this is a great moment celebrated. Watch Seaton. Yeah, he absolutely needs to be there. Oh, okay. I thought you were. Gave me a. I gave you a. Like. Yeah. I don't know if he needs. Yeah, he does. Hell yeah, he does, man. He's Wayne Gretzky. Yeah. Take two weeks, go see a bunch of games. He sees. He's seen enough games in his life. I know these ones are special. Hey, he's gonna get the standing o. Ladies and gentlemen, Wayne Gretzky. Yeah. Dude, put him up on the Jumbotron. You know, maybe he takes his wife, says, Janet, about a little vacation here. Where are we going? What country? We're going to go to D.C. we're going to go to Pittsburgh, the Long Island. Why don't you go wayno. Yes. Todd. Yeah. He has to be there as an ambassador to sport. And what he's meant, it's just. It's just a bad look for him not to be there. I don't see how you can not be part of that for that one day and support, you know, the guy that broke such a huge record in hockey. I just don't see how that could even be an option. I don't. And I don't think the average fan would see it as he's taking some kind of victory lap or look at me, or he's doing it for attention. He's doing it. You know, you would hope for the right reasons to support Alex Ovechku. Oh, okay. I don't think. I don't think people would be like, oh, Gretzky's got to be here. Look at me. Remember how great I was? Okay. Well, I don't. I don't think that's. I. I didn't see it from that angle that Wayne would be doing it so he could be recognized as the great one. He didn't start going to Ovechkin's games when he's 28 goals away. Yeah, like, look at me. I'm Wayne Gretzky. Yeah. You just. You have to go. You pass the baton, and I'm fine with that. I'm fine with that. Yes, Paul, I just heard from a writer named Chris Johnston from the Athletic who covers hockey. Okay. He has the exact details about if Wayne Gretzky is attending or not. What do you guys think Gretzky's doing? Think he's in or out? In. In. In. Yeah. Everyone think he's in? Yeah, totally. He's in. When? The Great One will be in attendance, part of a traveling caravan that will attend every Washington capital's home and away game. According to Chris Johnston of the Athletic, Gretzky will be joined by NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman as well as other league personnel when the Capitals take on Carolina on Wednesday. So starting last night, Gretzky's been in the building. Okay. And he will commit to it till the end of the season. All right. Fritzi sent me something to maybe clarify what I said about Mello. He has support for his jersey retirement. Yeah. No official decision has been made, but there's been talk ever since he retired a couple of years ago. They were talking about that there's a lot of people that would like to see his jersey retired, but there's no official word that that's going to happen. Oh, okay. So he's going into the Basketball hall of Fame. But according to SNY's Ian Begley, there is a chance that he will be represented at Madison Square Garden in perpetuity, as there is support within the organization to retire his number seven jersey. So no final decision has been made, but still, retire Bernard King's jersey, too, when you get around to it. All right, a couple of phone calls in here. David in Ohio. Hi, David. What's on your mind? Hey, Dan. Yesterday, you guys were talking about street names. I was doing a lot of research. There's a Todd Fritz Lane in Williams for Pennsylvania. And like Todd's comedy timing, it's a dead end. Thank you. Very nice. Thank you. Thank you. That's perfect. Yeah. We were looking at all the street signs in Green Bay outside of Lambeau Field. You were talking about some of the retired jerseys around the NBA. You have the list of that. You said there's some surprising names that have had their jerseys retired. Well, there's some names that you. You're like, really him? And not about the person, but much so the window of time they were there. The Atlanta Hawks retired Dikembe Mutombo's 55 jersey. He was there for four seasons. Four really good seasons, but four. Yeah, but who else are the Hawks going to retire? Like, you have to have a ceremony occasionally, right? Dominique Wilkins, Pete Maravich, Bob Pettit, Lou Hudson. That's all they got. Yeah. I mean, see, sometimes you have to have these moments where you go, that guy. How about this one? Is this surprising or am I just being a little petty here? The Celtics retired Kevin Garnett's jersey. Short window a lot of success. But the Celtics have a lot of jerseys retired. I was lightly surprised on that one. I don't know. I mean, is Rajan Rondo's jersey retired? Paul Pierce's, Ray Allen's? Pierce's. Is Allen's not okay? Rajan Rondo? Unfortunately, no. Sounds like a lot of politics to me. You know what I mean? Some internal situations. Dino Raja, is his jersey retired? Oh, again, should be. I think he's in the hall of Fame. He is. So is Vladi Divak. Vladi Divachi. Some Marceloness. How you say his name? Serunis. Marcelo. That's what I said. Yeah. Yes, Todd. But the Celtics aren't a team that has to latch on to every great player. I know there's certain teams that are desperate for that one guy. He was very good. But we need to have somebody up in the raft or someone to. In our team. So I think, you know, you got a certain teams can be a little more careful with who they're going to immediately. I'm a little surprised with KG up there. Yes. Marv, look, Kevin Garnett was the culture changer for that team. As soon as he got there, they became championship contenders. Well, they won one. Okay. I mean. Okay, you changed the culture. Yes. Won a championship by an injury. Minnesota stupidly traded Kevin Garnett to the Celtics. Kevin McHale helping out Danny Ainge. But that's what friends are for. Yes. Paul. Here's the Detroit Pistons names you'd expect, like Dennis Rodman, Isaiah Thomas, Bob Lanier, Dave Bing. Vinnie Johnson's number is retired by the Detroit Pistons, a player who primarily came off the bench, but was part of their greatest success. Yeah. A little surprising, you know. Is Rodman retired? Yes. Okay. Yes. If I yell anything is possible, will you put up my name and a number up on top of the Raptors of the studio? Would that be enough to do that? There's like a moment in time where everyone sees that anything is possible. Moment then. So my point is, okay, you want to ch a lot of People have won a championship with a team. That doesn't necessarily mean no one could wear your number ever again in that city. Back to you. Nick Collison's number is retired by the Oklahoma City Thunder. A nice player, not a superstar, but I think he was OG and a fan favorite. Yeah, that's a surprising one. Yeah. But once again, if you're with a team, a franchise, and they don't have much to celebrate like you, you want to have some of those nights where you welcome somebody back and it's a feel good moment. Yeah, I'm okay with it. I mean, I don't. It's really. It's about the fan base if they're bothered by it. Like that guy. I think. I think Laker fans would have. Some would have an issue with LeBron's jersey being retired. Why? Because he. He's not a Laker. What is it? What does that mean? Kobe's a Laker. Magic's a Laker. Kareem's a Laker. Jerry west is a Laker. Elgin Baylor's a Laker. Shaq, you could call him a Laker. LeBron just kind of came in. So did Wilt Chamberlain. His number's up there. Wilka traded. He got traded. Well, that doesn't matter how you get there. Well, Kareem got traded. I'm not understanding. Well, LeBron chose to go to the Lakers. Yeah. So he's not a homegrown guy. Most of those guys, just like you said, Kareem, Shaq, Wilt, they weren't homegrown guys. But you're going to have him up there with Kobe and, you know, Jerry west and Elin Baylor, the guys who are homegrown hall of Famers for the Lakers. So you have to be home. And Kareem spent most of his career with the Lakers. I mean, I don't know how many years Wilt spent there, but he was part of one of the greatest teams of all time, the, you know, 72 Lakers. I don't. Once again, is Gail Goodrich's jersey up there? Yes. Yeah. Yes. Paul. With LeBron, I think if he had gone to the Lakers for three seasons and then bolted for somewhere else, you could say, like, nah, he just did a pit stop. I think he's on year eight. This is year eight, and Shaq had eight years with the Lakers. Once you get past five, you made a commitment to a franchise. Kevin Durant getting his jersey retired in Golden State. Yes. It's very much like Reggie Jackson with the Yankees. You weren't there for long. But you got memorable moments, and he could have been back with them. KD makes some bad basketball decisions. You know, I'm thinking about taking my talents to Brooklyn. Hey, you know, I got to get out of Golden State. I'm gonna go to Phoenix. Hey, do you want to go back to Golden State? Nah, I don't want to uproot my life here. And there you are with the Phoenix Suns. Could have been playing at least in the playoffs with Golden State. And I get it. If Draymond's still there, do you want to go back and be around him? Maybe not. And it. I don't know. Your legacy is solidified. Is it? I mean, one of the great players of this generation, but also kind of known as a vagabond. I mean, we would call this a journeyman. It's weird to call one of the greats of all time kind of a journeyman. Yeah. Paulie, you can't make more than $20 million a year and be called a journeyman. There has to be some type of financial rule. Let me see, what do we have here? Guy in Minneapolis. Hi, Guy. What's on your mind today? Hi, Dan. First time, long time. 5:10, 165. And I. Oh, and I know in regards to the tush push, you feel that, like the Eagles, they just do it the best. And the other teams, they could do it too, but what if they adapted by putting a tush pusher on their roster? Maybe a 450 or a 500 pound dude or a big weightlifter, and that would be his job. So sitting on your bench, you could bring in your little dude to kick a field goal and get your three points. Or sitting next to him, you could bring in your big dude to run out and get you the extra four points. Alrighty. Thank you, Guy. I hadn't thought of it that way, but if you're gonna put somebody on your roster and they allow you to do it and it's within the rules, then sure, fine. If they're going to get rid of this, they're. They're working on the language, and all they have to do is say, we're going back to the way it used to be in 2004. We never should have allowed this to begin with, and we did. And now we're going to go back. It's like kind of reinstituting the pitch clock that was always there for Major League Baseball for a long, long time. They just never enforced it. Now, all of a sudden, we're going to do a Pitch clock. You can't do that. We've had one, we just never enforced it. All right, we'll take a break. Play of the day. Up next, be sure to catch the live edition of the Dan Patrick show, weekdays at 9am Eastern, 6am Pacific on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio app. Tariff Whiplash is real, folks. And rapidly changing economic policies, they affect all of us to one degree or another. Trump 1.0. So that was more tariff talk. Now we are experiencing the widespread tariff action. Totally scattershot, totally random. The theory, Matt, I think, is that we're trading short term pain for long term gain. That's the tariff theory at least. But I have a hard time envisioning the long game rosy outcomes if these policy priorities kind of continue. It can be hard to know how to react to news of accelerating layoffs, increasing stock market volatility. That's why the how to Money podcast exists. We cut through the hype to give you crucial information that can help you to achieve your money goals no matter what is going on in the world. Yeah, it's our goal to help you make wise money choices that will allow you to build wealth over time and reduce anxiety levels so you can sleep well at night. 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Now I need to tell you how I got here. At the end of the day, I'm literally a son of a killer. Bone Valley Season 2 Jeremy, Jeremy, I want to tell you something. Listen to new episodes of bone Valley Season 2 starting April 9 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts and to hear the entire new season ad free with exclusive content starting April 9th, subscribe to Lava for Good plus on Apple Podcasts. Oh, my God. The play of the day. This is the play of the day. Check this out. First pitch, swinging high drive left center field at the wall. Oh, my goodness. Shohei Ohtani. A swing. He's headed home. And once again, the Dodgers walk off. That's courtesy of AM570LA Sports Dodgers Radio Network. Dodgers are 8. 0 this season. The Braves are winless. What a mess so far. And you can lose six or seven games in a row somewhere during the season. But to start the season and be the last winless team, it just feels like that stays with you a little bit longer than a normal seven game losing streak. And if you're a Braves fan, when do you start worrying? Or are you already worrying? The Dodgers 8. 0, surpassing the 1933 New York Yankees longest winning streak to start a season by a reigning champion. Play of the day brought to you by Mako. Cars can use a little tlc. We keep our cars longer. So why don't you invest in bringing them back to life? Mako will help you. Affordable paint jobs, light collision repairs. Get a free estimate today. Oh, better get Mako Seaton. Update the poll results if you can. Yeah, we got up there right now. Should Gretzky travel to Ovechkin's games, 73% say yes. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. I think it's great for the sport that you have the biggest name, the greatest player, and he's going to be there to acknowledge this. And I do think that Wayne's legacy has been lifted a little bit because now we've got. You go back and you start to examine the numbers, the sheer numbers, the sheer greatness. And, and he's done this wire to wire. You know, he's what, eight years of age and he's scoring eight goals in a game. Hence the nickname Great. You know, the great one. And he lived up to that. You, you know, we talk about LeBron living up to the hype. Certain guy, Bryce Harper living up to the hype. Serena Williams living up to the hype. Tiger Wayne. Wayne got hyped before anybody did. Like, I think he might have been eight or nine years of age and might have been given that nickname when he's like nine or ten years of age. That's the great one. Yes, Paulie. If Ovechkin breaks the record, according to the athletic, the league will allow the capital's players to leave the bench and Celebrate. There will also be a formal celebration on the ice that will halt the game. This is the same approach the league took when Gretzky broke Gordie Howe's record in 1994. The NHL halted the game for a 15 minute ceremony to honor Gretzky. Yeah, I'm fine with that. It's cool. Yeah. Let me see. Casey in North Carolina. Hi, Casey. What's on your mind? Hey, Dan, thanks for taking my call. Second time, long time. Formerly Casey in Texas, now Casey in North Carolina. Has that of the day. But first wanted to introduce possibly the youngest and smallest member of the DP show, our second son, Everett. Was born at 23 weeks, 5 days. Currently weighs 1 pound, 8 ounces, 12 and a half inches tall in the NICU and fighting like a champ. Good luck with that. Yeah, good luck with that. He's. He's fighting like hell, so he's doing good. Saturday of the day after his win yesterday. Paul Skeens is the only pitcher to record over 175 strikeouts while posting a sub 2 ERA over his first 25 starts in MLB history. Thanks, Dan. Thanks, Case. Stat of the day. Of the day. Stat of the day. Stat of the day. Here comes that. What? Stat of the Day, brought to you by Panini America. Yeah, you go into the icu, you see those preemies. And my oldest daughter was a preemie, but nothing compared to those little babies. And the nurses there are miracle workers. My goodness. Well, I like. You know, you walk out of there and you realize what those women are doing every single day with those preemies. And they're so, so, so small. And we, you know, we're concerned about our daughter, but, you know, she turned out to be fine. But what you think is a preemie is not. But those women. Amazing work. Amazing. Dave in Arkansas. Hi, Dave. Good to have you back. I don't have to tell you things are bad. Everybody knows things are bad. It's free agency. Everyone's out trying to find the right player. The salaries are going bust. GMs are keeping the salary cap going up. Players are running wild with new contracts, and there's no one there, anywhere seems to know what to do about it. And there's no end to it. Wait, wait, Dave, what are we talking about? And you interrupted the network speech. Howard Beal, I'm. I want you to sign Aaron Rodgers. And I'm not gonna watch you anymore. Thank you, Dave. I wasn't sure what sport. Now, I know he loves his Steelers, but. Yeah, I don't have Any information on Aaron Rodgers. So, you know, people say, you're not talking about Aaron Rodgers. I don't have anything to tell you. I don't know if it happens. You know, the latest report is he doesn't want to go there. Okay. Then I see him, you know, he's throwing passes to DK Metcalf somewhere. Okay. That he still wants to go to the Vikings. Okay. He's thinking about retiring. Okay. Steelers, they may take a quarterback in the draft. Steelers, they're not taking a quarterback in the draft. Like, at some point, I just have to say, I'm just going to sit this one out for a little while. When he signs or doesn't sign, then we'll cover it. But I don't. I'm not going to make up stuff or just keep regurgitating this. I don't know. Yes, Todd, the front officer, Mike Tomlin can say all the right things publicly and patience and all that, but you got to believe behind closed doors that they have to be saying, this is ridiculous. With the Pittsburgh Steelers, we got to put a deadline on this. Yeah. We can't just let this go on until July, August. Yeah, but you have to let it go on because the answer is Mason Rudolph or you're going to draft a quarterback. So what else are you going to. You put yourself in this position. Exactly how do they let themselves. They should have Justin Fields. In my opinion. I would have kept Justin Fields. I would have had him for one or two more years. Two years, let's say, give him the same deal that he got with the Jets. He gets to stay there. I just, you know, you're waiting for Rogers and everything's on hold. I could see the Giants doing that or the jets doing that. Other franchises, but not the Steelers. I just can't imagine Mike Tomlins going, hey, we're just gonna wait. Yeah. Mike Tomlin feels like there would have been a deadline a couple of weeks ago. Here's the problem. Steelers have no leverage. They can't. They can't say to Aaron Rodgers, hey, if you don't come in now, then we're going to sign who? Kirk Cousins. We're going to trade for him and Kirk Cousins. In my opinion, from at least what I've been told, if he's traded, won't be traded until after the draft because teams are going to see. Is Cleveland going to draft a quarterback? Probably not. But if they decide, then they're not going to bring in Kirk Cousins. Is there another team that might bring in Kirk Cousins? And what do you have to give up to trade for him. All right, one hour in the books. Two more to go. Got the king of comedy. Fritzi, you got Paulie, you got Marv, you got Seaton. Yours truly in the back room. Guys, Hour two on this Thursday, right after this. A great lawn is like a great sports team. It takes expertise and a little extra care to stand out. 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