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We have the NBA tipping off tonight and it's NBC and Peacock, Rockets Thunder. Reggie Miller will be on the call and okc. He'll join us in a little over an hour from now. Warriors Lakers follows that one. NBC and streaming on Peacock. Good morning. If you're watching on Peacock, download the app if you haven't done so. 8773-DP-SHoVE Email address dpdanpatrick.com Twitter handle @dpshow Stat of the Day is always brought to you by Panini America. The official trading cards of the Dan Patrick Show. By the way, I know that you wanted it and you'll finally get it. Your Joe Flacco T shirt is available@danpatrick.com Flacco around and find out. Yes, that's the T shirt available at least this week. But they do have the jets so maybe it can go for two weeks. Who do the Bengals play after they play the Jets? Because then we might have to stop it after that. Yes, Paulie. Jets at Bengals. Bears at Bengals. Oh, Bengals at Steelers. Oh, all right, all right. Might be a three week run here. Joe Flacco T shirt there. All right. Last night you had the Lions picking up a win. It wasn't a very good game. We kept waiting for the Buccaneers to do something and they didn't. Seahawks over the Texans 27 19. Sloppy game as well, but the Blue Jays stealing the headlines and going back to the World Series. The last time they were there, they went back to back and I was at those two World Series champions championships. They end up winning it four three in the big hit was George Springer one. Oh pitch swing and a fly ball left field. Indeed. A Rosa Reyna turns goal on a Springer Dinger 43. Blue Jays in the bottom of the seventh. Seattle, so close. That's courtesy of the Blue Jays radio network. But you're Seattle. You had a magical run and you're still the only active baseball franchise to never make it to the World Series. Cal Raleigh had a wonderful year. He was in the on deck circle as Julio Rodriguez made the final out for them. But Blue Jays are big underdogs as you would expect against The Dodgers. Shohei Ohtani is your favorite to win the World Series. Mvp Back to the NBA and the title odds. We have not had a repeat champ in seven years. OKC or defending champs. They are the favorites according to the bookmakers. DraftKings Nuggets are second, then Cavs, Nicks Rockets. And I was saying, who had better odds? Would it be the Rockets, Lakers, Timberwolves or Warriors? It's the Rockets, then the Lakers tied with the Timberwolves and then the Golden State warriors after that. Orlando is in there, the Mavericks are in there. Clippers and the 76ers. You know, the Mavericks I thought might be a little bit higher, but you know, they're going to wait. They got to wait for Kyrie to come back. Anthony Davis, they. They have a really good team front line. And if Kyrie is healthy, those odds will improve dramatically. You know. Okay, see, we always see this where you're trying to come back and do it again and just never the same. The Nuggets, I don't know how good the team is, but I think Joker is your mvp, the leading candidate. Right now I have Luca as mine. He's going to be there for three weeks without LeBron. If I gave you over under points tonight with Luca and Golden State. Luca against Steph Curry. Over under. Who's going Luca or who's going Steph and by how many? Yeah, Paulie, I would say Luca, 29 and a half and he had more than Steph. Okay. Todd Luca, 32 and a half. All right. Marvin Luca, 28 and a half. All right. Seaton. Steph, 31 and 1 half. It's Luca and Luca at 30 and a half. And I got Steph, I think at 26 and a half. Disrespect. That's the over under for that, that match up there. All right. Eight, seven, seven, three DP show. Do you want to update the. We had a lot of good ones, a lot of spicy ones in the first hour of the program. Hey, how about that? Let's see the MF or poll question. AFC, Patriots, Steelers, Colts, Broncos. Right now, the Colts at 66%. They are the most for real in the AFC. Same thing, more for real. NFC, 49ers, Seahawks, Rams, Buccaneers, Rams running away with that one. Okay. Yeah. Okay. We also have. Whose career would you want, George Springer or Mike trout? George Springer, 54 of that. Okay. All right. Maybe ask that question after the World Series. How about that? But I'm looking at the all time home run list. Postseason. Manny Ramirez, 29, Jose Altuve, 27. Then it's Springer and Kyle Schwaber, Bernie Williams, Derek Jita, Albert Pujols, Alec Bregman and Corey Seeger. Then you'll find Reggie Jackson. Mickey Mantle had 18, but played in fewer postseason games on a yearly basis. Yes. Todd, do you put a mini trash can instead of an asterisk next to Altuve? What do you do with that instead of a little star, A little mini trash can? No, not feeling that one. Well, I mean, that's your team. You, you root for cheaters there. There was some questionable behavior going on. Would you put a little trash can there? I think that would be amusing to do that. You do? Yeah, I do. How do you think that would go over with Astros? Terribly. Okay. All right, fair enough. The dolphin situation. Mike McDaniel still a head coach, all right, and he's still going to play Tua. All right, here's Mike McDaniel, the Dolphins head coach. As far as talking to Mr. Ross, talk to him right after the game. And we talk about the game. You know, there's a lot to talk about. Definitely didn't see it playing out that way. So, you know, we, we talked about that and then we came here off the, off the plane. Okay, but here's Tua. Nobody has thrown more, I think, multi interception games than Tua since 2022. Making records, you don't want to be on that list. But Mike McDaniel said that he'll be better. Okay? Like I. How can he not be? But then this is where, if you're part of the fan base, there is this an indictment on the ownership front office that you don't do something like, what are you waiting for? Tyree Kills not walking out of the, walking into the locker room. And if he is, he's limping. You got, you got a good running back and you got a wide receiver, but you don't really have anything. And I wonder about where this team now, can you change the coach and all of a sudden salvage this season? I don't think so, because Buffalo and New England are better than you. But maybe like Mike McDaniel, obviously coaching for his job, I can't imagine that he would hold on to his job. And this is where it gets tricky for an owner. If you start to win, then you got to keep them. Because right now, if I said to Stephen Ross, owner of the Dolphins, what are you going to do at the end of the year? If he was going to be honest, he'd say, I'm probably going to clean house. Okay, so why wait Is there somebody on the staff you want to give a chance to, to be a head coach? Are players going to respond differently? We see how they're responding. Bill Coward, the Hall of Fame coach, said on CBS post game, the Dolphins look disinterested. That would really alarm me. The things that get the attention of an owner is when people don't show up for games because that's the bottom line. Are they going to show up? Do you have the Dolphins schedule, Paulie? Yeah, they are at the Falcons, host the Ravens, host the Bills, host the Commanders, host the Saints. Wait, so what, four, their next five are at home? Yes. Wow. Yeah. Okay. And like you said, what if they, they've had three one score losses this year. What if they happen to beat the Falcons and Ravens and somehow weirdly beat the Bills? Now you, the window to fire him is closed for a while. Well, I just want to know, are they going to move on from tua? If you're not moving on from your head coach, are you moving on from tua? Does. That would be the other question I would have. I don't know. Mike McDaniel, who. I enjoy him. When he comes on, he seems like an offensive coordinator. As I've said many times, not everybody is meant to be a head coach because it, what is required of you is different than what you're kind of accustomed to if you're the defensive coordinator, like Marcus Freeman at Notre Dame. And I talked to him when we were done with the interview and I said, how do the players look at you now as head coach as opposed to when you were the defensive coordinator? And I think I kind of caught him a little bit off guard with it. But when that's our D.C. it's different. Like it's us. He's, he's one of us. He played the, he played linebacker. He. Now you're the head coach. Now you oversee everything. Now you're a CEO. And, but he said, no, I, I think they view me the same, which I don't know how you can. Because when he got named head coach at Notre Dame, that locker room, that locker room erupted. They were so happy for him and rightfully so. But there has to be that. You're my offensive coordinator to like Robert Salah. He's a great defensive coach. I just didn't think he was a head coach. And it's, it's not a knock on him because you got to know your strengths. Everybody wants to be a head coach or we feel like, oh, he deserves a chance to be a head coach. No not every pitching coach deserves to be a manager. Like Leo Mazzone with the Braves. I liked him as a pitching coach, not as a manager. Yeah, Seaton. Yeah. But you have to try. But you have to know, what if I said to Todd, I want you to be the host of this show? Could he be the host of this show and then run the business? Could you do all of those things, or does he go, this is what I really do? Well, I think you get guys who get in a position and you go, like Gannon with the Cardinals. I don't know if he's a head coach or not. I understand you want to do it, but you also have to understand your limitations with that. I don't know that going from, like, Todd's role to your role, though, is the same as going from, like an offensive or defensive coordinator to a head coach. Personality speaks a lot. But even then, like, that jump from being a DC or offense coordinator being a head coach, I mean, it's so different because you're not really hands on the way you were. And I think that's where. Who's. Who's the guy who. We kept waiting for him to get an opportunity with the Chiefs. Eric B. Enemy. Where did that go? That was front burner. All these shows. He deserves a chicken. Maybe he didn't interview well, which is what I heard. You know, you have certain guys, I understand you want to aspire to that, but, like, I'm not a play by play guy. Like, if you said, hey, do you want to do Sunday Night Football or you want to do, I don't know, the fifth game on fox? I would say no, because that's not what I do. Well, if you're like a really good quarterbacks coach and then, you know, somebody offers you the offensive coordinator, you're not gonna be like, I don't know. That's really my strength. And then, you know, but that's really close to offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. You're right there in all of those. Those rooms. I feel like you have to try. If you get the chance to be a head coach, you have to try. Even if you fail, it's like, all right, that didn't work out, but you have to try. I get that you want to take the job. I get it. But it goes back to if I'm an owner, not everybody deserves to be a head coach. The guy who wants to be a head coach, okay, But I would not be. I would not look at this and go, you know, he. He deserves to be a head Coach, there's certain guys who, like Buddy Ryan, to me, wasn't a good head coach, but he was a great defensive coordinator. There are just certain guys who are built for certain things. Even Belichick. Now, coming up, Belichick, we would look at him and go, he's not a guy. He's not built to be a head coach. Bill Belichick. No, he's not at North Carolina. Yes. Paul, I think what you're saying is being the face of the program and having to do all the media time, because as an assistant coach, you can go years without doing. You don't have to. Yeah, you don't have to do any interviews. They usually turn you down. When we ask for assistant coaches in college football, we're told no. In pro football, we're told no. You look at Ben Johnson, the Bears, he was a little shaky this year at the podium. Aaron Glenn with the Jets, a little shaky at the podium. You know, they get too emotional because they're not used to being in front of the podium week, week in and week out. And I understand you want to be a head coach, but it goes back to where, like, Mike McDaniel doesn't seem like a head coach. But I didn't know if Dan Campbell could be a head coach, but I found out he wins press conferences, they do follow him. They got a culture there, and they would do anything, it seems like, for him. So I'm glad that he got that opportunity. But when he first got sworn in, I went, oh, boy. Yeah, Seaton. It's like, Pete Carroll might be a little bit of an anomaly, but if you were to ask, like, the jets or the Patriots, he wasn't built to be a head coach, but then he went to college, and he was a great head coach in college, and then he went to the NFL, and he was a great head coach there, too. You know, so sometimes it's. You know, it might. Maybe it takes a minute to figure it out, but. Well, we recycle quarterbacks. We recycle coaches as well. But getting that opportunity, like Steve Kerr, I thought he had a great offensive mind, but I. I didn't know if, you know, what he would be. I knew he was great with the media. He was a broadcaster as well. Those things help you. But I didn't know he'd be this successful. Doug Collins, when he was coaching the Bulls, he had Michael Jordan. They moved on from him, brought in Phil Jackson. I'm like, phil doesn't say anything. He didn't have to. All he had to say was get it to Michael. Okay. Is there a play? No. Just get it to 23. Yes. Todd. Well, he'd hand out books and give them, you know, motivational literature to read in their free time. All right, let me take a break. We'll talk to Kevin Harlan. Todd, get your voice ready. Give me a little Kevin Harlan. The Jazz are up 23 to 9 and the Denver Nuggets look confused. We'll step aside. This is the NBA on Prime Video. I love it. I love it. I think you sound better than Kevin Harlan. You sound more like Kevin Harlan than Kevin Harlan. I will take that as a lovely compliment. Kevin Har. Join us Coming up next here. 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A few years back, two fraternity brothers died by suicide just weeks apart in shockingly similar ways. Both were discovered by the same student, Brandon Grosseim. I laid them down and I proceeded. I tilted his head back and proceeded to get him mouth to mouth in cpr. At first, people gave Brandon the benefit of the doubt, but when three more acquaintances died the following year, the tide turned. The lawsuit says Grossheim was one of the last people to see each victim before their deaths. Was he profoundly unlucky, or was something much darker at play? Listen to the Peacemaker podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your your podcast. I'm Dr. Scott Barry Kaufman, host of the Psychology Podcast. Here's a clip from an upcoming conversation about exploring human potential. I was going to schools to try to teach kids these skills and I get eye rolling from teachers or I get students who would be like, it's easier to punch someone in the face. When you think about emotion regulation. Like, you're not going to choose an adaptive strategy which is more effortful to use unless you think there's a good outcome as a result of it. If it's going to be beneficial to you because it's easy to say, like, go blank yourself, right? It's easy. It's easy to just drink the extra beer. It's easy to ignore, to suppress seeing a colleague who's bothering you and just like walk the other way. Avoidance is easier. Ignoring is easier. Denial is easier. Drinking is easier. Yelling, screaming is easy. Complex problem solving, meditating, you know, takes effort. Listen to the psychology podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. We're going to be in Vegas in a couple of weeks going out for formula one. I was just informed by the eyes and ears of the show, Mario, who is our director, that Pitbull is going to be there that Friday night when we're there. Mr. 305. I don't know if he'll be in the hotel where we're staying. That might be the only reason why I would go see him. I know you want me. I don't know. Should we have Pitbull on the show maybe? Yeah, absolutely. He's got a stadium named after him. Heck yeah. Oh, yeah. All right. I don't have to do my research on Pitbull. Yes. Todd, we're Milford. He's Mr. Worldwide. How would we possibly blow a Pitbull? All right, then maybe we find out if he's going to be there Thursday night. But I don't know if he's going to get up when we get up because we start at 6:00am Vegas time. Marvin. He's performing at Fountain Blue Hotel. I think it's the same place where we saw Post Malone. Oh, now I would have had Post Malone on. You were ridiculous. He had his Troy Aikman jersey on, but every other word was the F bomb. And I'm like, why? We don't need it. You were so offended. I. I was just like, I. I like his voice. I'm worried about the kids, that's all. There were no kids there, though. People acting like kids. But it was F bomb after F bomb. And I'm standing next to Marvin. I'm like, come on, you're better than that. Like, he. He couldn't give you a sentence without two or three F bombs in there. Maybe I just don't understand the rap world or whatever world he's in. Getting tattoos. That's just how he kicks it. Yeah, well, he lost a lot of weight. Looked good in his Troy Aikman jersey. All these rappers getting. Rappers getting tattoos and curs their faces on their faces. Get off my lawn. Get off my lawn. Yes. Melvin. The way I turned around and looked at you like, wait, wait. You're worried about him saying that? Bomb with that 1, 2, 3. Yes. Yes, Paul, with the Post Malone. The lyrics. The F bombs are in the songs, right? Not just. He's not just floating them out there. They're in the actual lyrics. No, no, no, no. I think they're in the lyrics. No, they are. But in between songs. And then he would throw out F bombs, like a setup to the song. I'm like, all right. Yes, Todd. It's sad when people refer to and try to do cursing to get people's attention. There's a little shot I took in myself. Oh, okay. But I just went blue, too, because no one was laughing. So I decided to use. That's usually what happens sometimes when comedians get desperate. They throw an F bomb, and then people laugh for some reason. Yes. I'm looking at Post Malone. One of his more popular songs is White Iverson, and the F word appears in the official lyrics a number of times. Yeah, but I'm talking about in between songs. I guess I'm just surprised that it's in the written lyrics. I clearly have it in a song. But then he couldn't get from one song to the next one without dropping a trail of F bombs. I don't know. Just once again, I'm here for the kids. Yes, Todd. What's worse? Unnecessary language or facial tattoos? I don't care about the tattoos. I'm fine with it. I like Post Malone. I think he's very talented. I mean, what's worse? Worse. You're gonna say to Mike Tyson, man, what did you do to your face when you're like, a grandpa? And stuff like that? He was ahead of the curve, right? Because everybody's like, oh, my God, do you see what Tyson did? Then all of a sudden, it seems like there were. I mean, look at Lil Wayne and like, all these, man. They're just. Yeah, yeah, he was. He was. He seems like one of the first two that really went, like, all into, like, the face tattoos. He went heavy early. I don't know how I could sit there and talk to these guys like Lil Wayne without just kind of, you know, looking his whole face and looking at these tattoos, not even making eye contact, just like, okay, got across there. Okay, you got that. What's the. What's that? Yes, Todd, is there any social or religious significance? Maybe I'm just the one of the old men in the room as to, like, why you would do it on your face. How would I know, Todd? I don't know. There's actually scripture and stuff. There's actually scripture that talks about facial tattoos. I think. I think it's Corinthians 2. 5. I'm being very serious. I'm not making a joke. Like, there's, you know, like, Todd, I'm complaining about F bombs at a Post Malone Concert. I want to know how you in the room process when you see someone with like a bunch of like facial tattoos. What are, what are they saying to the world and what, how are we supposed to, you know, react to that or what are they. Kevin Harlan is set to join us here. NFL and cbs play by play Monday night action on Westwood One. He was on the call last night. He was also in the booth at Mile High between the Giants and the Broncos. He's got Dolphins, Falcons on CBS next Sunday, then the Commander's Chiefs. Westwood run one radio Monday night and his first NBA game for NBA prime will be Timberwolves, Lakers coming up on Friday night. Kevin Harlan on the program. Given that schedule. How's the voice? It's a little early. I don't know how you do it every morning getting up and belting it out, but, but it'll warm up. Okay, so you do the game last night. You have the Broncos, Giants game, then you're going to have the Dolphins, Falcons, then you got Commanders, Chiefs, and then you got your first NBA game, Lakers and T Wolves on Friday night. That's a lot. That's a lot. How does the, I mean, you got to kind of pace yourself, don't you, for all of this and the, the energy you bring to a game? Maybe a little bit. You know, when I was at tnt, we had the Sunday cbs, the Monday Westwood One rad, and then Tuesday NBA. So it was three games, three nights, three different cities, flights in between. That was difficult. And that was one of the problems, I think with NBC is that they have Tuesday games on Peacock. And so the Amazon thing made sense in a variety of ways, but, but clearly their schedule fit what I do in football a little bit better. And you know how the business is. You get going and the microphone's on and, and you, you seem to. We love the business, we answer the bell and we do the best we can. Of all the games you've done, where does the Giants and Broncos rank? I was talking to someone in the press box last night here in Detroit and I said the problem with a game like that, and you've covered a lot and done so much, is that when it's going on and you're seeing this monumental, whatever is occurring is that you're trying to process it in real time. Unlike most people that we watch that report on it, have a chance to digest it, you've got to make sure that as you're going, you're keeping track of all the parts that build up to the top of the pyramid. And the conclusion, and that's. You just want to make sure you're buttoned down. But 33 points in one quarter is a pretty significant number. I've never done a game like that, and this is my 41st year doing the NFL. Stunning and shocking because even when it was 26 to 8 and the Giants were leading in the fourth, you thought, well, there's a garbage touchdown here. They're going to just kind of get some momentum going into. You know, the Broncos are going to get some momentum going into their next game. And it was hardly that. And I guess you need to realize that these guys, once they catch a spark at this level, they don't let it go. Give me the difference between your job with anticipation and reaction. Well, everything for me is reaction. I don't. I think if you let your mind go to what could be and make sure that I'm ready for it, that you lose what's actually going on in front of you. I mean, I think there are different ways to handle it, and you've. You've done things like this before. I think think the best stuff that comes out is the stuff that is organic and has the true. You're so lost in the game, and clearly, you know what's coming up, a third down or a fourth down or where they got to get to the line to gain. But I think that. That you just. It's truly one step at a time. Handle that play, and then as that play ends, make sure you're previewing what's ahead. So you've covered what's happened and what's to come and how that play played into what's upcoming. So. Or I've always. I've always leaned on the organic side of it and let my love of sports kind of come out. I guess I kept waiting for Tampa to do something last night. I don't know if you were getting that sense of, okay, better get it going. Getting late. Well, Baker Mayfield, I mean, they had won all these games by 3 points or less, and he had come back and engineered these phenomenal comebacks at home and on the road. And Detroit was depleted in the secondary as people have read and followed the game, missing most of their starters back there, and kids that filled in were great. The pass rush was there that offset the loss in the secondary. And Mayfield didn't seem to have an answer. Now, listen, he had. Evans was out with a broken collarbone, as we learned later on, and a shoulder injury and maybe a concussion. Abuka was not 100%. They're missing their number one running back in Bucky Irving. I mean, they had, they had a lot of things that they were dealing with offensively. So Mayfield's arsenal wasn't there. And the things that made him so special early in the season. Detroit had an answer last night. It was pretty impressive talking to Kevin Harlan, NFL and cbs, play by play. I feel bad having you on. I can hear it in your voice, like, you know, just hang in there for a couple more minutes. No, for you, I'll do anything. When I saw this ago, go, gosh, I'm not very good in the morning. And I. There's a lot, there's a lot of, there's a lot of stuff that's got to be cleared out. But you go from pacing with tv, a game on radio, and then you go to NBA pacing. How do you kind of, you know, is there any real adjustment for you when you're doing those different games on different, you know, whether TV or radio, in different sports? You know, football, yeah, football is such a march. And I think that just for me personally, I'm probably better with a cadence and a rhythm and a flow and those kinds of things. And I try to bring more of that to football because to my ear, it's pleasing on basketball when it's like a running conversation. So for all these years, those with Reggie and, and we really felt like there was a nice rhythm established. We had so many years together. And when it's like that in the NBA and the game flows, I mean, you know, I mean, it just flows so well. The one thing about college basketball is that the kids don't shoot as well and the clock is longer. So there's more time for an analyst to, to get his moment in yet. You can pick up the play with about eight seconds on the shot clock and that rhythm establishes itself and it really is pleasing. From a broadcasting standpoint, NBA is like a windshield wiper, right? It's just back and forth baseline to baseline. But there's a rhythm that is established there. In the NFL, it's more like a march. And you know, there's a segment where the analyst talks and then you talk and you want to get out quickly and be efficient. Let him get back to what he's saying. Because it's an analyst driven medium. In the NFL, on TV, basketball, I feel it's a 50, 50 split. But in football, on TV, it's analyst driven. How hard is it to picture an NBA post LeBron? Hard. He's going to be out the first three, four weeks of this Season. And every promo I see by all the networks, it's LeBron making a play. He's not going to be there in November or till November, late November maybe. No October basketball for him. And it's, it's, it reaches even further than that. Curry and kd, you know, this, this is the twilight of their careers. And I don't know that anyone has stepped up. There are many candidates to go in there and fill in that void, but it's coming when they're gone. And so much of the league is built on those three players. And it's going to be hard to see like it was when, when Kobe retired and before that, you know, Michael and I. Have you ever used your voice for preferential treatment? For preferential treatment? No. No. Restaurant? No, no, no. I, it is recognized from time. I'm not recognized, but when I open my mouth, so my wife says that that should be an indication. Don't talk. Just, just, just, just like at home, you talk all the time. When you're on the road for your work, when you come home, you're still talking. Let's, let's, let's, let's, let's quiet, let's have quiet time. So you don't say, I'll take the Caesar. Silent. No, no. How do you sound so good all the time? I've told you this before. I admire you so much. You know what's the best part of your show are your, your questions. And people probably don't. They just think it's just the flow. But when you're doing this show, those questions, and they're so efficient, every kid in broadcasting should listen and, and copy that style. I told you that before. But I, I really admire it. And I, I'll write on if I'm ever doing an interview myself, and I don't do many, I'll do, I'll put literally swear to God, DP on the top of my board to remind myself, be efficient, get to the point, and think as you go along, as opposed to having 15 plans. Questions. Great. That's what I teach my students. Economical, open ended questions. And you're not the important person. The person you're speaking to is. Now go home, rest your voice. You don't have to use it until, what, Friday night? Now I got shows during the week I've got to do, but Friday night? Yeah, then Friday, then fly to Atlanta on Saturday. And once again, if the voice goes, you know, I got your, I got your doppelganger here. Fritzi is ready to go. How about Lakers, Timberwolves, Todd, the Timberwolves are on an 113 run. The Lakers want to talk about it. This is the NBA on Amazon. Okay, let me just say something about that. This will be my. I have never, ever, ever said and they want to talk about it. I think, I think he's channeling. I think he's channeling a little Marv and okay, but I, I have never, I said, I said. I've heard that before. I've never said that. I've never said they want to talk about. I said, I mean, whatever. I've said. They've called a timeout, but I don't think we'll pay some bills and step aside. This is the NBA on Amazon Prime Video. Have you said that before? Nope. But it's fun hearing him say it. I enjoy that. Great to talk to you. Thanks for getting up with us and safe travels. Thanks, Dan. Always a pleasure and great listening to you. Kevin Harlan and Todd Fritz, good sport. Thank you. Yes, I do love you doing his impersonation to it. I do love it. I have never said that in my entire life. Rockets are getting six and a half at the Thunder over under with Shea Gilgis. Alexander Jr. III is 32 and a half. Kevin Durant 23 and a half. Warriors minus two and a half at the Lakers. Luka Doncic 30 and a half over under. Steph Curry 26 and a half over under. Take a break. More phone calls, more NBA coming up in about 35 minutes from now when Reggie Miller joins us. We're back after this. Fox Sports Radio has the best sports talk lineup in the nation. Catch all of our shows@foxsportsradio.com and within the iHeartRadio app. Search FSR to listen live. Thursday Night Football is on and it's only on Prime Video. This week, the Minnesota Vikings head west to face the Los Angeles Chargers. Coverage begins at 7pm Eastern with football's best party, TNF tonight presented by Verizon. Not a Prime member? Not a problem. Simply sign up for a 30 day free trial. It's the Vikings in charger Thursday at 7pm Eastern only on Prime Video. Restrictions apply. See Amazon.com Amazon prime for details. Does anything go better than Lego and Star Wars? I don't think so. Kids will love becoming a part of the galactic action while playing out their favorite adventures. Like with Jango Fett Starship. I mean, this Lego set is fantastic. It features a detailed recreation of Jango Fett's starship with four stud shooters, a seismic charge, dropping function and wings that rotate with gravity. Plus it has three Jango Fett with two blasters and a jetpack, Young Boba Fett and Llama Sue. Perfect for endless play. Now for the big fans, there's Jango Fett's Firespray class Starship from the Ultimate Collector series. Packed with details and surprises for fans, this large scale set is perfect for anyone hunting for a mindful building escape. Plus you end up with a fantastic display piece. You can build this while your little ones build the kid set. You'll be like Jango and Boba building an adventure shop. Now for Star wars lego sets on lego.com or in lego retail stores. What's up everybody? This is Snax from the Trap Nerds podcast and we're bringing you the Horror every week all October long. Kicking off this month I'll be bringing you all my greatest fear inducing horror games from Resident Evil to Solid Hill. Me and Tony bringing back Fireteam on Left 4 Dead 2 and we just gonna be going over some of the greats. Also in October we'll be talking about our favorite horror and Halloween movies and figure out why black people always gotta die first. The Umbral Reliquary invites any and all fooling brave enough to peruse its many curiosities, but take it all sales are final. Weekly horror side quests written and narrated by yours truly with a full episode read and a commentary special. And we will cap it off with Horror Movie Battle Royale Jason vs. Freddy Michael Myers vs. The Alien Thing with the Little Tongue Monster. 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Was he profoundly unlucky or with something much darker at play? Listen to the Peacemaker podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Dr. Scott Barry Kaufman, host of the psychology podcast. Here's a clip from an upcoming conversation about exploring human potential. I was going to schools to try to teach kids these skills and I get eye rolling from teachers or I get students who would be like it's easier to punch someone in the face when you about emotion regulation. Like you're not going to choose an adaptive strategy which is more effortful to use unless you think there's a good outcome as a result of it. If it's going to be beneficial to you because it's easy to say like, like you go blank yourself, right? It's easy. It's easy to just drink the extra beer. It's easy to ignore, to suppress seeing a colleague who's bothering you and just like walk the other way. Avoidance is easier. Ignoring is easier. Denial is easier. Drinking is easier. Yelling, screaming is easy. Complex problem solving, meditating, you know, takes effort. Listen to the psychology podcast on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Had a little shooting competition during the live lookin. If you're watching on Peacock Fritzi with a couple of late jumpers and next break it'll be Marvin V. Seton as we get ready for the NBA tip off. I don't know, Todd's got an interesting side spin on his jumper and but it went in. What'd you make, four or five? Four of the nine. Okay, last three and then one earlier in the. On the other side and you had 45 seconds to do so. Caught fire at the end. Yeah, you did. Yeah. Middle aged jumpers for middle aged guys. By the way, I called Marvin Melvin but that's because the backroom guys never call anybody by their real name. So Eric, the big German is Derek, Mario is Maria. A variety of names for him. And Marvin is Melvin or what are the other names they call you? Mark, Marquette, Morton, Marcus. Yeah, it's, it's, it's an inside joke from when we were building the big German's brother Jay would never get my name right and so that's how it started. Yeah, I'm so bad with names. I'm sorry. Melvin. What did he call Seaton? Sexton. Sexton. All right, I get Sexton. I get sent for some reason. Sen Ton. I don't even know what that is, but lots of people. Hey, sent in Brian in Oklahoma. Thanks for holding. Brian. What's on your mind? Hey, Dan, how are you? Great. Hey, what's this question all these coaches that are being fired by the universities and are drawing these big paychecks for their contracts. Do you see universities in the future, maybe not given 10 year contracts. We're given three or four year contracts and given the stipulation with nil and transfer portal, you have the opportunity to get a big team or a really good team. If you don't develop in those three years, you're out. Well, I would just say let's be in this together and if I give you three years to bring in your players, then after that you can reassess and I, you know, these coaches jump around all the time. You know, they complain about players doing this. Coaches do this all the time. There's no loyalty. None. So you can't. I'm asking you to sign up for 10 years and then I'm gonna have to pay you. I want loyalty in return from you as well. Don't be shopping, you know, for other jobs. But this is what they're going to do. It is, it's all about the money. Everybody is, keep moving, keep moving, keep moving, get more money. Take another job, take another job. There is no stability, but I don't know if they've actually tried to cultivate this. There's no stability in the players. Let's see Broski in wine country. Hi, Broski. Hey, Dan, how you doing? How you doing fellas? Good. This is Broski, Paso Robles, California. Number one wine country in the world, Dan. Okay. Hey, I'm new to the show. First time caller, 6 foot 205 and Dan, even though I'm new to the show, I'm not new to the family. Buddha from San Francisco and I grew up in our 20s and 30s together. Speaking about mid range jumpers for middle aged guys, we used to play knocked down basketball one on one to where we were almost fighting each other. And then we became really, really good friends and he moved up to the bay area. What's on your mind, Broski? Hey, I'm calling. I got a numerology for Fritzi. Okay. With the dismal play by the Broncos over three quarters, they finally decided to step up and represent the great Demarius Thomas who passed away at the age of 33. And they scored 33 points in the fourth quarter. They had two eight point drives, which is a nod to number 88. The defense recorded 33 solo tackles and they started the game winning drive with 33 seconds to go. Yeah, I sent this to Fritzi early this morning. Fabulous stuff. Yeah, we get to the point here, Broski you know, gotta have a tutorial. Chris in Syracuse needs to give you a tutorial. Aiden in Utah. Hi, Aiden. Adp. Yeah, I'll keep it short real quick. Worst and worstist. Worst would be Sean Payton, plate calling. For 75% of the game. We went from run run incomplete pass to screen strain, overthrow punt. And now the worst is would be my Utes losing to BYU for the third straight year. And it looks like it's gonna be a lot longer than that. They've got deeper pockets, better programming. We're just. We look embarrassing. Yeah. You got a great coach, though. But thank you, Aiden. Yeah, you. You gotta have money to spend. Plain and simple. Gotta have money. Keith and Chico. Hi, Keith. Welcome back. Hey, guys, thanks for having me back. I just got a quick, quick question about the Chiefs. Being a Lions fan, I would guess last night felt like being a chief stand as we got all the important calls at the right times. I'm not sure that I like it and will relish in that style of winning is the same way they do in Kansas City. And that brings me to the question, would you rather your football team win several Super Bowls but clearly get lopsided help from the penalties or win just one with absolutely no controversy? I'll take all the help I can get. I don't care, as long as I'm not cheating. I'll take all the help I can get. I don't. I don't hang my head in shame if I win a Super Bowl. The Colonel back from Tampa. Hi, Colonel. Good morning, Dan. Good morning, guys. How are we all doing? Great. Hey, listen, no one, no one had it better this weekend than our family and friends at my son's wedding to end our new daughter's wedding. It was great, lovely, fantastic time. Long weekend. So maybe I was tired, Dan. Maybe I didn't see what I saw over and over last night on that television watching that game. But I'm positive, Dan. We got the Saints. We got a bye week. It's the NFL. We're going to make adjustments. The best is yet to come, Dan. All right, Colonel. Thank you. The best was this weekend with your daughter getting married. Congratulations. Or your son getting married. Yeah, it's one game. But here's the bigger issue, though. It's the injuries. It's like the Niners, their two best defenders aren't coming back. The Buccaneers. You're not getting Mike Evans back. Those are huge losses. You can have somebody banged up, you can have some people unhappy. You can have wide receivers who want to get the ball more. You know Saquon Barkley, you want to talk from an unbelievable year to a below average here? I think he's averaging like three and a half yards of carry, getting maybe 50 to 60 yards. I think he was averaging a 125 last year. I haven't heard him say he's not getting his touches. Those wide receivers can complain all they want. Saquon Barkley not getting as many touches as he did last year. Two hours in the books, one more to go, and the return of the hall of Famer Reggie Aloysius Miller Jr III, Fritzi Seaton, Marv Paulie, yours truly, and of course the backroom guys. Final hour right after this does anything go better than Lego and Star Wars? I don't think so. Kids will love becoming a part of the galactic action while playing out their favorite adventures, like with Django Festival Starship. I mean, this Lego set is fantastic. It features a detailed recreation of Jango Fett's starship with four stud shooters, a seismic charge dropping function, and wings that rotate with gravity. Plus it has three Jango Fett with two blasters in a jetpack, Young Boba Fett and Llama Su. Perfect for endless play. Now for the big fans, there's Jango Fett's Firespray class Starship from the Ultimate Collector series. Packed with details and surprises for fans, this large scale set is perfect for anyone hunting for a mindful building escape. Plus you end up with a fantastic display piece. 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