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The warriors at the Timberwolves. The warriors are 11 point underdogs. And perhaps we say goodbye to the Golden State dynasty coming up tonight in game five. 8773 D P Show Email address dpdanpatrick.com Twitter handle @dp show our buddy Nick Wright from Fox Sports. A little later on, the best catcher in the history of the game, Johnny Bench will join us as well as Pete rose and the 1919 White Sox taken off the permanently ineligible list. We'll talk about that coming up. Pacers close out the Cavaliers. They win it in five. Thunder beat the Nuggets despite a huge performance. Monster game by Joker and they lead three games to two. Phone calls. Operator Tyler standing by and we'll come up with a poll question. Play of the day, stat of the day, all of that. We say good morning. If you're watching on Peacock, that's our streaming partner. Download the app if you haven't done so. If you'd like to watch the program came in today. I saw all this stuff in the kitchen. I go, did somebody forget to put away the dishes? Like, what's going on? Seaton goes, we have a chef coming in, Chef Jack. And I go, he's a chef. And then Seaton goes, no. Oh, he's a grill. He's a grill master. He's very much not a chef. Okay. And then I see his shirt and it says not a chef. And they will you go to his Instagram bio. The very first thing you see is not a chef. Okay, so we have a grill master in here. Grill Master Jack. Yeah. On loan from Miller Light is the. I'm looking at his bio here. Okay. And he is the CEO of Steak. Oh, that's the guy you want. Okay. In studio. I like that. The CEO of Steak. The official grill master of the Buffalo Bills. That's a fellow right there. This is a guy who gets it. Okay. This is a guy who gets it. All right, so we have a meet Friday on Wednesday, because Friday we will be grilling the Rich Eisen show on Celebrity Family Feud. Who has it better than we do? Nobody. No. No one? Nobody. Why don't you tell Grill Master Jack to get the menu here? Yeah, all right. Yeah, we're working on that menu. I think it's going to have steak, though. I'll tell you that. All right. I'm fine with that. I'll tell you that. All right. What's pull question we're going to start out with? I gotta. I gotta figure out where we're diving into, because once I go into the Pete Rose stuff, then I don't know if I can get back out of that, basketball wise. You know, we got the Knicks and the Celtics coming up tonight. Warriors at the Timberwolves. You had last night with the Pacers closing out, The Cavaliers and the Thunder beat the Nuggets and they're up three games to two. Looking at a couple of gentlemen's sweeps here. Okay, who do you think gets that tonight? What do you. Well, I don't want to do that to the Knicks, but, yeah, the Celtics favored. You got a chance. I know that. Everybody's got a Knicks Pacers. It'll be great for the Eastern Conference finals. Yeah. Let's play the game first. Okay. The Celtics got guys who can score. By the way, it was successful surgery for Jason Tatum and. And that happened. Fat. We were waiting for an update. We figured it was a torn Achilles. Then all of a sudden, it's torn Achilles. And he said, successful surgery. They never announced. Unsuccessful. All of my surgeries. Not all of them. Were successful. I'm just saying. Not that there was media waiting for. Was it successful? No, it wasn't on my right shoulder. I don't think that was successful surgery. I'd still be listed as probable, but maybe doubtful. Yes. And I bet when you had that surgery, though, they were like, it was successful. Yeah, they told me. Yeah, it was. It's got to be weird to be, say, an athlete like that. And at night you get injured. Next day, they're like, all right, mri. And then as soon as you're done with the mri, they're like, all right, you're going into surgery right now. Yes, That's. That's so fast. And sometimes you're still in a state of shock if you have an injury, and then usually they wait a little bit if swelling. And I've never had an Achilles injury or surgery, but it feels like getting you in as early as possible because the rehab now, they've done a lot better with rehabbing. And maybe it's not a 12 month injury, maybe it's eight months, but Jason Tatum is out and how that impacts this team. There's already talk speculation on the Celtics roster for next year. They're not going to be able to keep everybody. Al Horford won't be back, Porzingis probably not back. And you got some guys who are probably up for, you know, raises here, but the nucleus, it's still there. And you got Brown and Tatum making a half a billion dollars with their contracts, but you got, you know, Derek White in there, Pritchard has played really well, Drew Holiday. So you still have that nucleus there, but, you know, these rosters, they're built, you got an opportunity, and then all of a sudden, if you don't take advantage of that, the window closes. But the Celtics tonight favored at home, and I wouldn't be surprised if they win this one and even win another game in this series. I just. They're a really good team and sometimes you rally when your best player is out. Watching Joker last night, he did everything that he could do. This is one of those where earlier in the series you had a couple of games where some other players on the Nuggets played well. And then you had a lot of people on social media saying, oh, I thought Joker didn't have any help. Well, if you watch last night, you realize Michael Porter Jr. III, he gave you one good game, but he's had three games where he's gone 1 4, 1 for 7, 1 for 9, and that's not good. You know, Jamal Murray, 3 for 13 from three point range. It was Joker last night and I don't think they took him out in the fourth. They basically said, look, go out and see if you can play hero ball here. But OKC did a great job. You know, this is the number one defensive team. So imagine Joker's putting up 44 against a group effort against OKC and he's had a couple of games that he has not played well whatsoever. And I said at the start of this series, don't make this a referendum on who should be the MV pick because Shay Gilous Alexander will be and should be the most valuable player based on the regular season, what he did, what his team did, and you know, the margin of victory. They had 68 wins. He is the MVP. Now, there was talk yesterday and I had somebody in the home office who was telling me, hey, it's not going to happen. You're going to read about it. They were going to present Shea Gilgis with the MVP last night in front of Joker. And I said, no, you can't do that. That's mean spirited. Yeah, don't do that. Yes, Todd, that's very bad karma. You don't want that. You don't want that kind of heat. Thank you, Todd. You're welcome. Okay, what's the poll question for the first hour of the program? Do you want to do the gentleman's sweep? Well, we're gonna throw up with a gentleman sweep there. I have another one that's sort of more pop culture related that I won't get into just yet, but that one's gonna go up there. And then I think I hear rumblings from the front row about perhaps another poll question. Rut row. Here's what I was thinking about, because watching the Joker last night, I don't know if it's going to be much better in Denver next year. He'll be great. Which NBA star is furthest from their next title? Joker, giannis, Steph Curry, LeBron James, other those four guys. Who is furthest from a title? I'd say Giannis, because he's on the box. I said at the start of the year, you know, this is malpractice by the front office with Denver. If you don't surround Joker, given that he's playing at the peak of his powers, he won't win another title. And I believe that he's a great player. He's a great player on a good team. Jamal Murray gives you a couple of games, it feels like every series where you go, all right, it's just not Consistent. Christian Brown's a really good player, athletic player, you know, but they had, they had depth when they won the title. You know, Aaron Gordon played really well. It's just Michael Porter Jr. Did not play well. They. They lack depth here. And you're. You're looking at these teams now. OKC has depth. Indiana has depth. Like, it's really important this time of the year. The Knicks don't, but, you know, that's the way Tom Thibodeau coaches anyways. Hey, we got seven guys we're going to play here. But Indiana, Indiana is going to be a tough out. No matter if it's the Knicks or the Celtics, Indiana's a really good team. And once again, when the playoffs started, I said, you're going to. You're going to be introduced to the Pacers because you didn't watch them during the regular season, and it's not necessarily on you. You do what TV analyst or TV programmers tell you to do. Hey, who's on TV tonight? I'll be damned. It's the Lakers once again. So they're not focusing in on sometimes really good storylines like the Pistons. You were probably introduced to the Pistons in the opening round of the playoffs. But, you know, I understand TVs playing the hits. They want to make sure they get the most eyeballs. But what happens is these, these teams. I don't know how Tyrese Halliburton could be the most overrated player according to a player's vote, if nobody sees him again. It's weird that you could be the most overrated player according to the players, but how many people focus in on the Indiana Pacers? Nobody's chanting overrated anymore. Certainly in Cleveland with Tyrese Halliburton, they played really, really well. You know, it's not a sexy team. They will score, and they have depth there. They have size there as well. And Rick Carlisle has got a pedigree of being a champion as well. What other poll questions are we considered? Anything else that. Todd, you had a few of them. I was wondering, with MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred now making Pete Rose eligible for hall of Fame, is that cool or cruel? Cool. Okay. Okay. Cool or cruel? All right, we'll talk about that. See, once we dive into that, because I, I gave you a heads up a couple of weeks ago when the commissioner met with President Trump, and all of a sudden, I started to hear some of the things, and then I realized Pete Rose will be made eligible to be on a ballot. And lo and behold, when it happened yesterday, I'm probably the least surprised person. You know, Pete died in September. I think the permanently ineligible. They should have just said lifetime ban. They should change it, get rid of the permanently ineligible. Just make it a lifetime ban. 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Donovan Mitchell, who's a wonderful player, played through an injury, team was banged up a little bit, and he had this parting shot for the media getting beat down like this. And y' all are going to write some about us, man. And that's going to be fuel. Like, you know, fuel for everybody. Y' all gonna say a lot. Y' all are. And that's what it takes. I've been here, so I understand. We understand. And now we just got to use it as fuel. For next year. Okay? You're trying to make it a positive, but to me, you're going to blame the media. The media didn't lose three games at home. The media was there and praised you. 60 wins. You know, it's going to be the Cavs against the Celtics. Felt like the media loved the story here. You got the coach of the year, defensive player of the year, Donovan Mitchell. It was a great story, you know, and I know after a loss like that, you're embarrassed. You thought you were going to go to the NBA Finals or certainly the Eastern Conference finals. But don't pin this on the media. I mean, you can blame us for a lot of things. I wasn't the one who let Tyrese Halliburton go off. You guys did. And I think we were giving you a Hall pass to a certain degree because of all the injuries. You weren't healthy, but you knew the Indiana Pacers were going to go toe to toe with you whether you were healthy or not. They were going to take you to a sixth or seventh game, in my opinion, when the series started. Okay, Pete Rose situation. And the 1919 Black Sox, by the way, the movie, Eight Men Out, Shoeless Joe Jackson. And now they are off the permanently banned list. Now, they can be under consideration to be on a ballot to be voted on. But that, you know, we're. We're far from people getting into the hall of Fame. Just want to let you know, baseball, the hall of Fame has maintained that anyone removed from baseball's permanently ineligible list will become eligible for the hall of Fame consideration. They have a historical overview committee now. They will come up with eight names, and then they'll evaluate these candidates. So these aren't just guys who have been suspended or permanently ineligible. It's not just Pete rose and the 1919 Black Sox. You had guys like Dick Allen, Tommy John, Dave Parker, Louis Tant, Steve Garvey. They were voted on by this committee. Now, that's 2024. And Dick Allen and Dave Parker got in. I hope Steve Garvey gets in. But so this. These are guys who just had great careers, but maybe the hall of Very Good. They're not going to meet again until December of 2027. We got a lot of time in between. It's not a foregone conclusion. Now, Shoeless, you want to talk about cheating the game. The. The White Sox, known as the Black Sox, they threw the World Series. Like, that's cheating the game. Did Pete cheat the game? He gambled on the game. And they don't have Anything on him as a player. Now, do I think there's information about that? Yes, I do. But what they have, the information is about him as a manager here. I've said before I grew up in Cincinnati, I've interviewed Pete many, many times. He said that he only bet on the Reds to win and said that to me a few years ago. And I understand what he means to the gang. I know that the hall of Fame is a museum and they can do whatever they want to do. The hall of Fame is separate from baseball, but really they work in conjunction. Hall of Fame is not going to say, hey, we're going to go rogue and we're going to do this. It is a museum. But nobody has benefited more from the hall of Fame without being in the hall of Fame than Pete Rose. Because if Pete was in the hall of fame 25 years ago, nobody would care. It'd be like, oh, yeah, saw Pete, all the memorabilia there. Yeah. Going through Cooperstown, I mean, Pete would go up there on the weekend that guys were getting into the hall of Fame and he would hijack that weekend. He would do card signing appearances. Pete never changed. That was the problem I had. And I talked to the former commissioner, Bud Selig, on the record, off the record, privately. Pete had no contrition. He never apologized. He only. He only said that he did it after he was writing a book to make money. Do I want it over with? I do. Either he's in or he's out boat and he doesn't get in, or he does get in. And this doesn't open the door for steroid users. They truly cheated the game, every single game. But they got on the ballot. I don't want them in now. There's some that are probably already in, but Pete is a unique situation. Shoeless Joe Jackson, I hit, I think hit.375 in that world Series. And he's accused of helping to throw the World Series to the Cincinnati rents. But Pete, to get where he is, I'm not surprised. I truly think this was maybe a quid pro quo with pro President Trump. And I think that President Trump knows that this will play to the masses there every. You know, most people want Pete in the hall of Fame. And I think that President Trump knows that he can take a victory lap with this. And whatever that discussion was with the commissioner, Rob Manfred, who we did invite, he said that he's busy today. If he does have time, this will be the one show he will do. Something was said in that conversation that made the commissioner maybe Reconsider. Pete's family came to the commissioner. They appealed. They wanted to appeal this. I think baseball wanted to make sure that Pete Rose did not have his day in Cooperstown, that he did not have the opportunity to get up there live with a microphone in his hand and able to say whatever he wanted to say. Although if Pete does get in posthumously, I'd be really curious who is going to give the speech and what are they going to say in that speech? If it's Pete's son, are you going to do fire and brimstone, or are you just going to go, thank you for allowing my father into the hall of Fame? There's a lot of reaction to this, and that's why we'll have Johnny Bench on. He'll join us a little bit later on. But the steps to get into the hall of Fame, it's. There's still a long and winding road here, but I think that's where people are. Had the foregone conclusion of, hey, he's getting in the hall of Fame soon. And the answer is he's not. And this committee is made up of former players, former writer or maybe current writers, but you have a group that's involved in this, and they're going to be the ones voting. I think there. There's 16 people on this committee, the historical committee, but make no mistake about it, you still have players who played the game the right way, had really good resumes. They just didn't make the hall of Fame when they went through the normal process there. But you got some really good players. And I think Shoeless Joe Jackson should go in before Pete Rose does. If you're going to have a vote on this, and do you do it chronologically? How many of those players with The White Sox? 19. 19 are hall of Fame worthy? Maybe one, two, maybe three. That's it. Put Pete on there. You got other guys, Louis Teon, Steve Garvey. You know, they're going to get votes. They're going to, you know, all of a sudden you got Steve Garvey there, and then you got Pete Rose. Who are you voting for if you're on this historical committee? And how many of these former players are going to go, Nope, not going to. Not going to vote for him. Now Johnny Bench has come out and said, hey, I hope Pete gets in the hall of Fame. I think the commissioner got to the point where now he can wash his hands from with this. Every time he's on the show, any show, Pete Rose comes up. Now he's done. Now he might have to answer to me, like, why now if Pete was still alive. But the commissioner's not voting on this. And you know when they say permanently ineligible, that means after you've died. Now you change the language to it's a lifetime ban. Well, the life time is over. His life is over. Now he can be up for consideration. I think that's the tricky language that the commissioner changed, edited. But, you know, they even said that Pete, you know, is not a threat to the game anymore. That was kind of strong language. I. I don't. When I saw Pete in a wheelchair, I'd be like, I don't think he's a threat to anybody right now. Yeah. Paulie. Yeah. The quote was, obviously, a person no longer with us cannot represent a threat to the integrity of the game. It's hard to conceive a penalty that has more deterrent effect than one that lasts a person's lifetime with no reprieve. By the way, it's Pete Rose Night tonight at Great American Ballpark, coincidentally. Oh, dear. The Reds will honor the career of Pete Rose with a special celebration tonight at Great American Ballpark. All right. And guess who they're facing. The White Sox. You couldn't script it. Oh, my goodness. Everybody get black socks that come in. These are the red saw, the red stockings versus the black socks here. Pete Rose. Everybody gets a Pete Rose replica jersey that shows up tonight for Pete Rose. You can't script this. This was planned. Or maybe they did script this. Yeah. No. Was it planned? Dang. See? All right. You know, it'd be great, guys. Yeah, I know. That's what I'm thinking. Hold on. Hear me out. Okay. All right. I'm gonna announce this Pete Rose thing. How about. Hey, how about we get a hold of Cincinnati and then we say, hey, guys, how about a Pete Rose Night? Sure. Yeah, yeah, we'll do that. We'll have him play the White Sox. Oh, so it's White Sox night. No, no, no. We're not going to celebrate them. We're only celebrating pete. And it's May 14th, and he wore the jersey number 14. We've got it. Okay. Yes. Todd, I bet that's a tough ticket. Okay, soon. Too soon. Come on, let's parlay, too. Yes. Okay. Oh, okay. Greg in Florida. Good morning, Greg. What's on your mind today? Hey, good morning. Six foot plus one handicap. Oh. I grew up in Clearwater, Florida, and I was fortunate enough to be able to watch old Charlie Hustle for the end of his career when the Phillies got him. You Know, with Shitty and Brzezinski, what a team. And boy, I just sat at the fence and was watching him. And he truly did hustle everywhere he went, jogged, and he was just the iron man. It was stunning watching that man on the field, by the way. But now, conversely, when it comes to the special awards and all this stuff, Shooter, show Jackson, all of them, any of them loved them. You cheat the game, they look into it, they give you a ban just because Major League Baseball's teaming up with gambling stuff and we're all becoming degenerate. Gambling is okay now, so it doesn't change what the act of what he did. Live, die, go on. He did what he did to give him eligibility, to me, is, Is putting a stamp on it. Well, it's okay to be. To do wrong about the game. Knowingly. That's the thing. Knowingly doing wrong. So I. I don' 20 years, 40 years, 100 years should make a difference. A cheat is a cheater. Someone who does wrong is done wrong, and that's that. Have a nice day off in the gill. Let's not send a bad message to the kids. All right, well, thank you, Greg. So this overview committee, they'll get together the 2027 classic baseball era committee ballot. So you need 12 votes by the 16 member committee, and the committee is made up of four former players, four former executives, four writers, and four historians. And then you're voted on to be inducted in the summer of 2028. That's where you have to understand, you know, the timing of this is not all of a sudden. Later this summer, Pete's in the hall of Fame. Yeah, Paulie, this does bring us back to the original topic with Pete Rose is he stopped playing in 1986. He instantly became a manager. He was only like a couple years away from being on the hall of Fame ballot before this story broke. Let's say the story broke 10 years after his career and he was already in the hall of Fame. Would he have been pulled? I doubt it. OJ's not pulled out of the Pro Football hall of Fame. Right. So let's say if this committee actually discusses Pete Rose, should they look at his playing career as the only topic in the room? Yeah. And. And I'm repeating myself, but I've done this for decades now that I liken Pete Rose to cheating in grad school, getting caught cheating in grad school. I do not take away what he did as an undergraduate. Like, he got his degree and, you know, what was summa cum laude, but he cheated in Grad school, and he got caught. Can I separate the two? You can try. I don't think Pete started gambling when he became a manager. Okay, let's just. Let's. Let's be fair about this. Do I think he bet on sports when he was playing? Absolutely. I know that for a fact. Do I know about baseball? I do not know that. But we know about him as a manager. Do I think there's more information there? Yes, I do. The question is, does it come out, or is this commissioner going to say, let's judge Pete on just what we know about Pete? Which is fine. I don't think anybody. You know, there's very little investigative reporting anymore in. In the sports world. I don't know if anybody's going to take the time to dig into this, try to find out if there's more to this. Feels like we've kind of passed that. And, you know, unfortunately, I would love to have seen Pete give a speech. I would. I. And we won't. We won't have that. And they have all his memorabilia there. And that's where people say, well, baseball's capitalized on Pete Rose. Yes, yes, he's still part of the history of the game. Yeah, they trot him out for certain events. Yes, they do. Baseball can be hypocritical here. Pete could have turned those things down. He's could have said, no, I don't want to be part of this until you make me part of baseball officially, I don't want to be part of it. But Pete was there. Do an interview with Jim Gray. And Jim Gray's asking him about gambling. I just think Pete thought he was bigger than the game. I think until he died, he still thought he was bigger than the game. And that was the unfortunate part. Bud Selig said to me, well, I suggested it to the commissioner. I said, you know what? Have Pete go into the minor leagues and spend a couple of years traveling around, and he could be a gambling ambassador to what not to do and help these kids understand the price that he paid. If there was contrition, I think Pete would have been in the. In the Baseball hall of Fame. I think if he would have apologized. He fought baseball, and they had him. They had so much information, so much data on him. But I think if he had done that and created this goodwill ambassador, I think he would have already been into the Baseball hall of Fame. But what made Pete great is what kept him out of the hall of Fame. He refused to give in. That's Pete. Roger Clemens is this way. Lance Armstrong this way, Barry Bonds this way. What made you great is what is going to keep you out of the hall of Fame. But now it's up to this committee to decide. But make no mistake about it, this is not happening anytime soon. As far as Pete getting in or getting on a ballot, you got to wait till December of 2027. All right, we'll take a break. Got our play of the day coming up next. We're back after this on the Dan Patrick Show. Thanks for listening to the Dan Patrick Show Podcast. Be sure to catch us live every weekday morning, 9 until noon Eastern, 6 to 9 Pacific on Fox Sports Radio. And you can find us on the iHeartRadio app at FSR or stream us live on the Peacock app. Man. 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They lost three home playoff games for the first time in franchise history. And Indiana, Indiana, Indianapolis, excuse me, won three road games in the playoffs since 2005. So I like to say that. And my last parting shot at the Cavaliers is suck it, Bob. Suck it, Mob. Bob. Bob. Oh, who does our radio. Okay, wow. All right. Andrew. Andrew taking a shot there. It's also possible he meant Rob, who was the Knicks fan in the back room. I mean, it's possible. But he did say, clearly say Bob. Yeah. If the Knicks had eliminated the Cavaliers, then he could have said something about Rob, who works in the back room. A very, very nervous Knicks fan. Guys, would you just stop talking about. I know. So we have this huge fan, he works in the back. He does a great job with the newsletter. He's very uncomfortable at this moment, I can guarantee that. Very uncomfortable. That's the guy, if you're watching on Peacock, who said he could beat Zion Williamson in a race. But he comes out in the morning and we want to talk about the Knicks and he's like, gosh, guys, I don't want to talk. No, guys, I don't want to talk. You're jinxing it. Yeah. I'm like, okay. All right. Everybody acting tough, talking tough. Underdog in the Garden tonight. Who's gonna step up tonight? Yes. Marvin, poll question. What's the real Garden? TD or Madison Square? Well, Madison Square, but the old Garden. The old Boston Garden. Right? Like, that was like, TD is just a. That's just a building. That's a lie. Yeah, it's a building. Yes. When it opened up, it was called the Fleet Center. Yeah, I knew the new Garden. Shut up. In 1995, it was the Fleet center with Dino Rajah Turbo in Buffalo. Hi, Turbo. What's on your mind? Hey, I had a couple things for you. I have a quote from NHL goalie. I know you're talking about Pete Rose, but the playoffs are on. But this one goalie said, imagine if you were at work and you make a mistake and a big light goes off behind you and 20,000 people boo. And I have two trivia questions for you. All right? And you and the Danette, if anyone can get them. Okay. Michael. Michael Jordan wore three different jerseys in his NBA career. We all know 23. Yeah. 45. What was the other one? Does anyone know? Paul. It was 12. He was on a road game. I don't remember against who. His jersey was stolen. And to wear 12 with no name on the back. Nice. And I also read a Time magazine about. There's a thing that came out but 44 things about Michael Jordan. Hey, this is what he wanted to be if he didn't want to be a basketball player. Can anyone get that one? A gym teacher, a weatherman. Oh, okay. All right. Well, thank you. Thank you, Turbo. Yes, Todd. Which does make sense because it's Air Jordan. So you can talk about the atmosphere and all kinds of things weather related. All right. So it all works out. Doug in North Carolina. Hi, Doug. How was that? It was forced. It was forced. It was forced air. Fair enough. Forced air. Hi, Doug. What's on your mind today? Well, Dan, I've got to tell you guys, I've never been more jealous than you than I am this week. Super bowl, the draft, Ireland. All is great, but the fact that you get to go on Family Feud is incredible. So I wanted to give you a poll question and also some unsolicited advice. The poll question is simply, if you are courageous enough to ask America this, who would they place their money on in the buzzer round? You are Rich Eisen and my unsolicited advice, and I love you, but he's got 15 years. You or you've got 15 years on him. He seems to be in good shape. And you've gone from green Viper Porsche to puttering around in a pontoon boat. You've slowed down a little bit. Dan. I think you've got to leave early. I think you know when you've got to be one of these people who hit the buzzer before the entire question is asked. Okay, thank you, Doug. I think I'm working on the lineup here, because I have to go first, and then I'm thinking Marvin's next to me, then Fritzi, then Seaton, then Paulie. I think that's Murderer's Row right there. Why is that? What is the strategy behind that? I don't even understand how that. Why that's, like, why that means something. Well, you guys at the tail end, you guys are the young, creative types. You guys would be batting sort of cleanup and. Okay. Yeah. So it's a compliment to you guys. Marvin, because he's my friend, you just like him best. Yes. Right? Yes. And then, Todd, because Marvin hasn't worn out his welcome yet. Not yet. We got a couple of years left. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then all of a sudden, it'd be like. It's like, where's Skippy? Can you get Skippy in here? He's my new friend. Speaking of wearing out their welcome. Yes, Todd. Wow. I'm already going to be next to you on the airplane, so I can understand why you want to be right next to you for the game. I can't have that. Be a lot. Can't have that. Yes, Paul. So last night, someone sent me a research paper by a professor from, I think, Furman University, and he had how you should strategize Family Feud, and he did a deep dive study, and one of the things he suggested. Wait, wait, wait. Oh. Should we not give this out for Rich. Rich Eisen's listing. All right. Or we're setting him up by this. This could be a false study. I'm hearing they're getting a lot of reps in on their show. Yeah. Over practice. Maybe they're overthinking. Yeah. You can over study for an exam. Yeah. Or a game show. Yeah. I never experienced that over studying for an exam, but, yeah, this is. I'm obviously feeble at the end of my career, and, you know, I could be taken advantage of by the Eisen show. Or it's a setup. Could be. Could be play in the long game. Yeah. Just as long as we don't embarrass Ourselves. No, we have to win. No, that's not okay. This isn't like the sports Emmys. Do you want to win Family Feud or do you want to be wildly entertaining? You got to pick Todd. I'm going to go entertaining. Okay. I don't know if you love that answer. No, I like that answer. I like the answer because this is its content. Steve Harvey wants entertainment. Yes. Yes, but Steve Harvey wants us to be entertaining. But I want to win. Okay, Marvin. I definitely want to win. Okay, Paulie. I would love to see one of the five of us have a moment that everyone sees for one day. Yeah, I'd like to go viral, get millions of views. Unintentionally. Yes. An entertaining moment or two is much more memorable than who won at the end and got 208 points and got the charity money or whatever. Yeah, I don't know what you get. I know we. We're giving money to charity if we win. Yes. But what if your entertaining moment is a colossally terrible answer that costs us winning the game? Yes. We did it. That was awesome. That was good content. Why? I don't want that. And I'm trying to get a restaurant, you know, by the hotel where we're staying tomorrow night. So I'm trying to find. I. I suggested barbecue. So I know a place. You always know a place. Well, we have to make a reservation here. There's going to be six of us. Is this somebody's birthday? The birthday boy. You get to call her. You crawl. Dinner. You're the birthday boy. Happy birthday. Happy, happy birthday. Magic City Wings. Let's go. Yes. Portia. To the main stage. It's a restaurant, I swear. Make it rain. This is an ad for the active cash credit card from Wells Fargo. That's a mouthful, but that's because it packs a lot in. Earn unlimited 2% cash rewards on purchases with it, big or small. So whether it's buying tickets to the game with your mom or grabbing a coffee with your dog, earn unlimited 2% cash rewards on purchases made with it. Let's say it together. The active cash credit card from Wells Fargo. Learn more@wells fargo.com for forward/activecache terms apply. 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