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We've been practicing here. This is guaranteed to go wrong. Horribly wrong. Absolutely. 8773-DP-SHoM Email Address DP danpatrick.com Twitter Handle a DP Show A lot to recap from over the weekend. A lot of sports on you had the Pacers rough up the Cavaliers. Thunder and the Nuggets are tied at two games a piece now. And you got basketball coming up tonight. You have the Celtics, Knicks, and you have the Timberwolves and the Warriors. You also have the draft lottery. Utah, Washington, Charlotte, all with 14% chances to win the lottery. 40 years ago tonight, the Knicks won the lottery. I was there when David Stern pulled out the New York Knicks and they took Patrick Ewing. Now, there's always been, will always be a conspiracy theory or two about this. I didn't realize it, but I'm watching and I don't, you know, we're not real. The first conspiracy theory was that one of the envelopes that included the Knicks logo was frozen. So the commissioner would know that's the last one to pick by touch. He would know, don't take that card. The other one was a folded corner on the Knicks card. There's one card that thrown into the side of the drum folding the corner. And you can see now this is once again conspiracy theorists who say the commissioner gives a big exhale before he takes that card out of the hopper. And the Knicks ended up winning with Patrick Ewing. If that's the case, then why don't they fix Memorial lotteries? You know, now you got LeBron going to Cleveland. If I'm going to place Victor Wembanyama, am I placing him in San Antonio? Would I place him maybe in a larger market now for his sake and development? San Antonio was perfect. It was perfect for David Robinson, perfect for Tim Duncan. But if you're trying to get publicity, don't you want him in Washington, D.C. don't you want to have maybe a East coast destination for him? And I think that's the interesting part, winning these lotteries. And just because you Win the lottery doesn't mean you're winning championships. David Robinson won a couple of titles. Tim Duncan won, what, five titles. Kyrie Irving won a title. Number one overall pick, LeBron won a title, but he had to come back to Cleveland and I think that's it. Of teams that have won the lottery, how many guys have won the. Have. How many guys have won a championship for that team that took them in the lottery, the spurs, obviously, with two guys, Kyrie and LeBron. I don't think there's anybody else that was taken number one overall and won a title for that team. Yes, Paulie, going back to LeBron James. I don't know if we've discussed this. If you were fixing the LeBron James draft lottery, would you have picked Cleveland? Yes. You. New York was in that lottery. Miami was in that lottery. Yeah, but I just. Because he's playing for his hometown team and I, I think that the publicity like Cleveland was going to do, you know, they were going to benefit. Cleveland was not going to be, you know, the mistake by the lake. They weren't, you know, we had laughed at the Cavalier. Now you had LeBron. Now you were going to watch their games. So I think just because he went to his hometown, I think that that had a little more. And the Browns had not won a championship in what, 40 years? Certainly not nothing in basketball. So I would say yes for that. Would I have sent Tim Duncan to San Antonio? No, I probably kept him in Boston. But if you're going to fix, why they only fixed one lottery. They only fixed Patrick Ewing going to the Knicks. Do you feel like, hey, we robbed one bank, we're not going to rob another bank? I, I don't know. But being around the commissioner and being around David Stern in private moments, and that was brought up one time he was on a phone call. So I'm in his kind of waiting area, waiting room, and I'm in New York City and I can hear him. He is ripping somebody. And I think it was a reporter who was asking about this. They were going to write a story. Maybe they were going to try to do a 30 for 30. I don't know. There was no way I was going to ask a follow up question when. But I could hear him through a wall. So I went in to see the commissioner twice or three times. He wanted me to host the NBA. He knew I love the NBA. And I said, I'll do it under one condition. You let me pick who I have on the set. He goes, pick whoever you want. And I Said, I want Michael Wilbon because I want an NBA reporter who's giving us some flavor there. We didn't have necessarily insiders back, but Wilbond would be in the locker room and he would give us sort of a sense of a team or a star. And then I wanted Mark Jackson. And I remember the mothership pushed back on that because they were. They had gotten rid of Mark Jackson. I said, I'll bring out the best in Mark Jackson. We'll have fun. And David Stern said, whoever you want, you pick them. The other two times, he was yelling at somebody in his office, and I could hear it through the walls, is just berating somebody. And then he came in to see me, and he had a smile on his face. And he goes, bleeping contractors, man, they charge way too much money. I'm going, he's. He's yelling at his general contractor. He's probably working on a deck. And then the other time was when somebody was asking about the 85 lottery, and I could just hear him, you know, kind of like if you go with that story, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, and a couple of F bombs in there. And he came out, he was not smiling, and I did not say anything. You know, I've learned I'm. I'm pretty good at reading the room and maybe asking the right question. I read the room and I wasn't going to ask that question about him, but, oh, my God, you want to drive him crazy. Well, that would have driven him crazy, but rest in peace. Commissioner. Yes, Paulie. We were discussing back here what an ingenious way freezing a envelope would be, because there's no trail. It's. Eventually it's going to go back to room temperature. So when you walk it in, you put it in the bucket, he finds it. But is there just a refrigerator on hand? But somebody has to do that, right? You got to have a guy who walked it from the refrigerator to the bucket. Yes. And that guy's got to be silenced forever. Yes. And you also have to have a freezer or refrigerator on the property, conveniently. Yeah. I don't know. Somebody you imagine, like pre lottery guys are, you know, getting soft drinks and. Hey, do you have any ice? Commissioner, don't open the freezer. Don't know. Don't open the freezer. Don't open the freezer. And you got the next card. Let's see. That'd be great if you had two cards in there. You know, a backup plan for if it's not New York. Yes, we should freeze an envelope today. And then see how long when you take it out, how long it takes to cool or, you know, like defrost. Yeah. Thaw. Yeah. All right. But we would have to get, you know, one of those big hoppers, and then you throw all the cards in there because that's. That's the tricky thing to me is when you take it from the freezer and then you bring it out onto the set where there's lights and all that stuff, how long do you have? How long of a window do you have to make sure that that envelope, when you touch it, is still cool? I don't know how long that takes. I know. Yeah, but that was 40 years ago. I remember being at that draft as well. Yeah. Yeah, Paulie. Also, you're trying to freeze paper or cardboard, which doesn't seem. You're not freezing a leg of lamb, which would be really easy to pop in there. And you could. If all the other Lego lamps were room temperature, that'd be an easy touch. But I don't know if you could even freeze cardboard because there's no moisture in there. I'm no physics guy. Wow. Okay. That'd be something that. Fritzi, you probably. You went to chemistry class. Takes about 6 minutes and 23 seconds. Thank you, Todd. Thank you. All right, Seaton, poll question for hour two is going to be one. Hour two. We've got three up there right now. Three poll questions. By the way, the Cowboys are seven point underdogs in the season opener for the NFL against the Eagles. According to DraftKings. I already got the betting line over under 46 and a half. All right, Seaton, was game three a must win for the Knicks? 64 of the audience say yes. Is game four a must win for the Knicks? 87 say yes. Yeah. And then this is a very east coast biased poll group of poll questions. But I'm rooting for the Celtics or the Knicks. 78 of the audience rooting for the Knicks. Okay, how about that? Okay. How about that, Mikey? All right, eight, seven, seven, three, DP Show. Email address dpdanpatrick.com Twitter handle @DP Show. Get to your phone calls. Best and worst of the weekend. Capital's hurricanes tonight. The Golden Knights at the Oilers. You have the draft lottery. Derek Carr retires. And we knew that he had problems with his shoulder. Turns out labrum. Don't know if he had the surgery and it didn't respond or he needs to have the surgery, but he chose to retire now. I didn't think he was going to be there after this next, this season coming up. And it felt like they were ready to move on from him. I think he's 34 years of age now. He wasn't expensive, I think $30 million. But they went out and drafted Tyler Schuck, who I believe they think he can start now. I don't know if he could start. You know, game one might be Spencer Rattler, and the Rockies fired Bud Black. Good for Bud Black to get out of there because Bud Black is a good manager. And I felt bad. You have seven wins. Like, what is Bud Black not doing? Not giving his players bats or gloves or like. And people still go to the Rockies. They go to the games. And you would think they'd be in the bottom five in attendance, actually still draw people. But Bud Black got fired. Maybe the Pirates could hire him. You know, get a spark. Yeah. Go to danpatrick.com and you'll click on the Spirits tab. A special offer available right now. A gift with select purchases of Tailgate moonshine. It's something that was last available 10 years ago. Response has been great. To this. Go to danpatrick.com stat of the day brought to you by Panini America. The official trading cards of the Dan Patrick Show. Good morning. If you're watching on Peacock, thank you for downloading the app. And we say good morning to our radio affiliates around the country. Andy in Rhode Island. Hi, Andy. What do you have for me today? Good morning, Dan. Dan X. What's going on? Marvin Frissey. Let's go. I miss. I missed you guys. I had to. I took a hiatus, you know, and I feel like in every committed relationship, sometimes you might need some space. And I'll be honest, it wasn't you, it was me. And then I do have a best and worst of the weekend. I'll get right to it. My best was I attended Rhode Island FC's home game against Monterey Bay FC. And I know it's not a big thing on the show with soccer. I get it. I totally understand. But being in Rhode island, it is the first soccer stadium built in New England, which is amazing. It has gotten a lot of great feedback and I would like if I could squeeze this in Seaton, I know it might be last minute. I would like to possibly invite you to the May 24th game at our home stadium over here in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. If it's possible, you know, we can make it happen because I definitely know you have a love for soccer and my, you know, I could say my first love for any sport Was soccer being, you know, being Cape Verde. Why don't you reach out personally to Seton here, Andy? I mean, bumping up to stoppage time. Yeah. Pretty, you know, nice to get the invite there. I don't know if it's the first soccer specific stadium built, because Hartford Athletic. Absolutely. And that's our rival. That's our main rival now. Yeah. Jeremiah in Indianapolis. Hi, Jeremiah. Adp. Thanks for taking my call. Second time, long time. Best and the worst of the weekend. Best, obviously. Mother's Day. Happy Mother's Day to all the moms out there. Also, the Pacers pulling off a massive win last night. Much needed, probably even a must win. The worst, though, was the DeAndre Hunter and Benedict Matheran debacle. I don't condone what Benedict Matheran did by any means. I don't like what he did. I don't like that Persona put on the team. But I don't think that DeAndre Hunter should have remained in the game. His retaliation, I felt, was as violent, if not more so, and probably deserved an ejection. I just kind of wanted to see what your thoughts were on that and appreciate getting the call. I don't have an opinion on it. Even Rick Carlisle wasn't quite sure exactly what went on during that. But, you know, you lose him in the first minute of the game, and that was one of those. It's like, wait a minute, what happened? But I keep. I don't. You can't let your emotions get the better of you in a playoff game. This is why I've always railed against Draymond Green. He's a wonderful player, but you can't let your emotions get the best of you, where you're a detriment to your own team. Getting thrown out of a playoff game, even running the risk of getting thrown out. I mean, that's so much lack of maturity. Wherewithal, understanding the stakes, everything that's going on, because it's a negative for your team. You just got thrown out. Now, granted, it didn't come back to haunt you, but those kind of situations where the other team rallies brings them closer together. But I just, for the life of me never understood that. Even coaches, coaches who let their emotions get away from them throw temper tantrums and to the detriment of their team. And they're always the ones yelling at you to keep your composure. I always. I had a coach who would yell at me and then he'd get a technical. And I just wanted to say, how about you, Coach? Why don't you Keep your composure. But it's not like he could have put me further on the bench. So it would have been a good line, but I didn't want to risk that. Yes, Paulie. I watched a play a couple times while this was being talked about. Beneath Matheran, he of the pacers, he hits DeAndre Hunter. He kind of. He punches him in the stomach or like the solar plexus stomach area. Then he walks back like he baited him. Yeah. Then Hunter, DeAndre Hunter runs up and he looks like he's going to punch him in the face. And at the last second, he just shoves him in the chest, which saves him from a big, big penalty. He just got attack because he hit him in the chest like a shove, not a punch to the face. Yeah. And Rick Carlisle, I think said after the game he goes. I didn't know if he hit him with, you know, a flat hand or. He hit me, punched him, and he punches him and he got tossed for the game. I mean, it's kind of a push punch. I think it's a little. A little floppy when it. Oh, you think there's a floppy. The initial punch to the air quotes. Punch to the chest. I don't know. Yeah. I don't know how much intensity there really was to that. Yeah. But you leave it open to interpretation. That's the problem. Because you're doing it right in front of an official. It's not like you're trying to hide. You know, guys, you know, in the old days, they were great at giving you an elbow or, you know, they punch you in the back. You know, nobody's going to see it. Message sent. Yes, Todd. And they were saying Hunter is normally a mild mannered, not a hothead type player. So however hard he got punched in the sternum or didn't, it was enough for him to take several steps over there and felt like he had to make some kind of physical contact. Retaliation. And Barkley, no Shaka. Loved the fact that he went back at him and didn't just let that stand. All right, we'll take a break. We will talk some more NBA playoffs. We'll talk to our good buddy Chris Haynes, NBA Insider. More football talk as well. The schedule. It's okay to leak. Each day there's going to be leaks. And I say that in quotation marks. They're going to leak these games out. So maybe you'll get one game gets all the attention today, there'll be another game tomorrow that they'll leak out. And you know, this is. There's going to be a game in Dublin. Uh, they're, you know, the games overseas. Those will leak out as well. And then the schedule release party is coming up at the end of the week. We'll take a break. Back after this. Fox Sports Radio has the best sports talk lineup in the nation. 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And, you know, that's what comes with being, you know, that guy, he's right. Because I think he's a great player. I don't think he's a star. And there's a difference in that. You can be a great player, but are you. Do you have tune in factor? That's. That's what I'm talking about. I think people got it twisted that I was highly critical of him. I think great players in big moments act great. That those first two games, he didn't act great. Now, I'm sure you can go down the list and Jordan and Bird and Magic and yes, they all had bad games, but they also had great games in big moments. And that was what I was pointing out. He doesn't have this. He doesn't have star power. They're trying to make him a star, but he's just a great player. Yes, I know. He's first team all NBA, what, five years now? I'm early to the party with Jayson Tatum because if you're a fan of the show, you know what I said going into that draft, I was told Jayson Tatum was the best player in the draft, and he's proven to be. He's a great player. I just want great players to be stars. I don't think that's asking too much. Chris Haynes, senior NBA insider host of the Haynes Brief show on YouTube. He'll be covering game four tonight with Golden State and Minnesota. Got an update on Steph Curry's hamstring. Dp. He. He's fighting valiantly to get back. You have to. You know, let's think about Stephen Curry, one of the fiercest warriors we have in this league. One of the toughest competitors we have on the. I would say he probably has more down years left than prime years at this point. So he is really doing everything behind the scenes to try to get back expeditiously. And the team right now, they're trying to be cautious. They don't want to create a spark and trying to say that Steph will be back by Game 5 or whatever. He's going to be reevaluated this week. And I know, you know, just knowing Steph and some of the people that are around him. You froze up, Chris. We'll see if we can reconnect. They're talking about. Best case scenario is game six. I. I just don't see him coming back. And. And if he does, I don't know what you're getting. I mean, you'll get an emotional lift there. But I just. If I'm Minnesota, I run him ragged. I'm physical with him. I make him work. Yeah. Paulie, you know, as much as I agree that this hamstring looked really bad, it would be very Steph Curry to shake this one off and light them up in a game that they really needed. Like, he's only. Like, his career may not be too much longer of highlights, and it'd be very Steph Curry ish to do this. And he's one of those guys who has star power. Like, you tune in to see him. There's star power there. Luca has star power. That's what I'm talking about with Jason Tatum. Yeah. Chris is back with us. Yeah. I wonder, even if you do get him back, what exactly are you getting with Steph Curry? So, you know, Minnesota's gonna run him running ragged, running through screen. I mean, they're gonna. They're gonna work him pretty good. I don't know where we're gonna be as far as where the series stands. Minnesota's favored tonight in that game at Golden State, and Chris froze up again. All right, tell Chris we'll connect with him another day there. Todd. Chris, can you hear me? I can't. I can hear you, D.P. sorry about that. Okay. All right. I was pointing out with Jason Tatum, and I got criticized by. By some. I I want him to be. He is great. But stars take over moments. They have these moments. And that was the only thing that I was arguing. And I don't know, I don't know. Am I being fair to Jason Tatum by saying he's not a star? He is one of the, you know, five to seven greatest players in the game. He's not a star. DP or he's not a, he's not a star. He froze up again. All right. Hey, I might have gotten a good response there. He might have said, you're crazy, Dan. He's a, he's a star. Yes, Paulie, it's a big semantics argument because a couple people heard your comments about Jason Tatum and said, whoa, it's being harshly critical. But it's, it's like saying someone's an A student, not an A plus student. How critical is that? And I think that's the, the summary of it. Yeah, just, you know, big moment and you want to see him be great, that's all. And stars have that. There's something about them, there's something different about them. He, he's famous, he played at Duke and he's a wonderful player. And really, it's probably a silly comment on my part, but I, I want him to be greater. I want him to be legendary. I want him to be one of the all time clutch players. It's not like I, I'm nitpicking. I don't like him. I just, that was what I watched. That's what I see. I got a pretty good sample size of watching NBA understanding that when people say who's better, him or Jalen Brown? I mean, that was quite. Those are questions that are asked if they lose this series. There's already questions of do you continue with the team that you have now? I think that's crazy to break it up, but these are questions that have been asked for a while. And then Jaylen Brown wins the MVP in the finals last year. Jason Tatum makes the Olympic team, but doesn't play. So, Seaton, what's The poll question? Prower two? Yeah, we got three of them up there working right now. Was game three a must win for the Knicks? 51% had that as a yes. Is game, is game four a must win for the Knicks right now? 88% have that as yes. And are you rooting for the Celtics or the knicks right now, 66% of the audience rooting for the Knicks. Okay, I'm wondering about this. That Giannis's future is Giannis future in Milwaukee attached in any way to the lottery. Could you see a scenario where a team, maybe not these teams that are really bad, like Utah and Charlotte and Washington, let's say another team maybe a little more established, wins the lottery tonight. Could you see a scenario where Cooper Flag is traded to get Giannis? This is, this has just been talked about. Yes, Paulie. There's a little bit of news on Giannis that broke about an hour ago. Broke is not the right word. Sham Charani of ESPN said, quote, two time NBA MVP Giannis at the Takumbo has not made any firm decisions, but for the first time in his career, he is open minded about whether it's the best fit in Milwaukee or playing elsewhere. That's from Shams. Okay. And he's, that's being delivered clearly from Giannis. Yeah. And that's what I wonder about. Is he going to put pressure on Milwaukee and say trade me? I, I want to be playing for championships again. Now we're not, we're not. We're getting further and further away from that. But now would I want to be the GM who trades the rights to Cooper Flag to Milwaukee to get Giannis? No, I would not. Now you're rolling the dice. You're saying, you know, that Giannis is still going to be great at age, what, 30? And what are you saying about Cooper Flag? Because I'd rather have somebody for 10 years than somebody for five years if, if it's that kind of talent, you know, if salary is going to be similar at some point, you know, I, I want Cooper Flag. I want people to. If I'm Washington, you want Cooper Flag. If you're Utah, you want Cooper Flag. Charlotte, you want Cooper Flag. But if you're one of the more established teams or maybe a playoff team who, you know, lucked out and got into the lottery, would you consider bringing in Giannis and would you give up Cooper Flag? I can't imagine that happening. But people have spoken about that. Yeah, Paulie, but going back to Giannis, he. 12 years you've had him. If you're the Milwaukee bucks, you got 12 unbelievable years. Your team was relevant, you got a title. It's almost a little apples and oranges like the St. Louis Cardinals with Albert Pujols. They got his 10 best years and almost at a bargain. Giannis didn't start making money until he's like 24, 25 years old. Would you consider trading him? Yes. While there's still hotness there? Yes. Yes. Yeah, absolutely. A year and a half from now, you can't Trade him. But I would, I would trade him. You know, I have to trust my front office that if we get players and get picks, then what are we going to be like, you know, can I trust my front office? That will turn these picks and players into something that'll make us better. But it all, it comes down to one thing. Does Giannis want to be in Milwaukee? That's it. That's the question I ask. Do you want to be here? And if you do, you know, we'll have you involved in decisions. We want you involved, we want you to be happy here. We will continue to try to build around you. But if he doesn't and he's wavering, then that's where you have to look at the overall health of the franchise. And you're probably going to have to make a move. The question is, what can you get for him? What did. Rudy Gobert brought four first round picks. Is that right, Marvin? Four first round picks for him. Either four or five. Wow, that's nuts. Now do you want to give up that, like what would you want in return for Giannis? And I think that, that, that's what I find interesting now, now you're going to hear, oh well, the Lakers. Okay, what are you giving up if you're the Lakers? You know, Austin Reeves and Dalton connect and Bronnie James. Yeah, Seaton. I think it's so interesting, the Giannis and Cooper Flag thing, because you're essentially trading one skill set for the other. It's like you're swapping strengths, right? One guy is more like a transition player who finishes at the rim. The other dude is more of like a mid range extended sort of player. But you know that Giannis, he's a two time mvp. You're hoping Cooper Flag is going to be that. By all indications, all indicators, he's going to be a great player. I would not want to give that up. You know, you got a talented kid, white kid from Maine who's going to be the number one overall pick. It's a novelty and we've seen him go against Olympians. We held his own and he's what, 18, maybe 19 now? I, I could, I just couldn't see giving that up. Yeah, Paulie, as far as training for Giannis, a team that could, but should they? Oklahoma City has I think eight first round draft picks in the next four years. They could get rid of all of them easily. But would that mess up the apple card? Is it that this great lineup is right now with Oklahoma City? Well, you, you gotta win One title. No, I would worry about the fallout. Hey, we want a title. Okay, you're on scholarship for a while. If, if I'm OKC and, and you say, hey, we can win a title in the next two or three years, but after that, it might not be pretty if I'm the Rockets. Rockets would be a team name. Now you, I mean, got a lot of talent throwing Giannis in there. Yeah, Marvin. And that's the thing. The Rockets have a lot of B players. They need an A player. Yeah. Which Giannis would provide. Keith in Virginia Beach. Hi, Keith. What's on your mind? Hey, Dan. 61 hard. 245 hard. Dan, I'm calling my best and worst best of the weekend. All the sports we watch, good, great basketball games and, and things like that. Worst of the weekend, Friday, Dan. I invited a few of my buddies over, and when we, me and my wife first moved into our house, the garage was supposed to be my man cave. But over the next four years, my wife has slowly, gradually put her stuff into my man cave. And then my mother in law stuff came in. So now, oh my God. And I mean, I'm thinking about going to therapy behind this. I don't know, because it's like I want. I want to stand, I want to put my foot down and I want to put her stuff out, but then she's gonna stop putting out, and I can't have that. So I. I don't know what to do, Dan. I. I don't know what to do. Yeah, Paulie, he needs a mantra vention. Okay. I think that's why he's calling me. Right. We. He wants us to tell him to grab that stuff today, put it back in whatever closet or storage room in the house, and retake his man cave. Yeah, but I don't know if this can be a palace coup. Like it has to be done in a. Like you have to be the velvet hammer here, Keith. You can't go fire and brimstone. I think maybe middle of the night. You know what? Maybe you get your buddies to, quote, unquote, break in and take all the stuff in the garage. Maybe, maybe you are out to dinner with your wife and her mother. Oh, you have an alibi. Yeah. And then somebody comes in, takes all the stuff, clears it out, and you go, huh, I don't know what happened here. Yes, you. I just for the record, and like, legal reasons, staging a break in is not what we're proposing here. No, you leave a door open. Yeah. Just don't, don't do that is what I'm saying. Yeah, yeah, I'm saying that. Don't have your friends be like, hey, we're gonna go out to dare you guys break in, steal all my mother in law's stuff and my wife's stuff and then it'll be good. Yeah, let's not do that. Yeah. Hypothetical. Yeah, yeah, for. No. Yeah, for enjoyment. You know, just content. That's all it is. You're such a buzzkill. Yeah, it's just a bit. So. So. Keith, don't do that. Okay. No, no, I'm not. I want to thank you guys for all the wonderful suggestions. I'm gonna take it to heart. I'm going to. Like I said, I think I'm going to therapy. This is a very emotional time for me because I feel like it's just a cave. There's no man attached to it. Just a cave. Oh, no. It's sad. Accurate. Damn, this is sad. What. What if we. I mean, I don't know the size, the exact footprint of Keith's cave at this point. No longer man. But we should just take the show on the road, do it from Keith's man cave and then just reclaim the space. We. What we could say is, hey, we need all this space to do the show. We need to put cameras and stuff here. Can you move all of this out of here? We'll clear it out for you and then you just make sure it never gets back in there. Okay. Yeah. Now that probably. I think I would stage the break. All right, never mind then. Trying to find Keith. Would you call back, let me know how this is resolved? I will, Dan. And I put my best foot forward. And lastly, Fritzi's lyrics. Hall of. Okay, all right. It's National Limerick Day. Yes. Todd, is it selfish to want your own part of the house as far as a man cave? You know, what do you think? I don't think it's particularly selfish. You know, if there's. It depends how big the house is, but if there's room to put stuff of someone else's mother in law, wife, whatever, somewhere else. Yeah, but if she designated this as your man cave but slowly took it from you, then I would think that you have, you know, battle lines have been drawn here. I would think that you. You have a really good case here. I would just take it to a mediator. Maybe you do that. Maybe you bring in an ombudsman can help you with this. You could hear it in his voice, like he's broken. He is broken. Yes. He's got a cave with no man in it. We'll take a break. Our best and worst of the weekend. After this, be sure to catch the live edition of the Dan Patrick show weekdays at 9:00am Eastern, 6:00am Pacific on Fox Sports Radio in the iHeartRadio app. T Mobile stats are as impressive as your favorite athlete's highlight reel because T Mobile helps keep you connected from the heart of Portland to right where you are on America's largest 5G network. 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Until now. You feeling this too? A horror anthology podcast. Listen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Kind of a convenient story to break on the night of the NBA draft lottery that, according to espn, Giannis is open minded about leaving the bucks. Okay. Is it just a coincidence that it's happening on the night of the draft lottery? Maybe, maybe. But that's one of those where I go. You're open minded. Do you want to leave like you tell me what you want to do? Because if you say you're open minded, that means you probably want to leave. I'm married. I'm open minded about dating other people. Tell me how that's going to go over at the home office. Yes, Paul, there's nothing more Giannis than this story because he seems like a very polite, measured guy. He seems very nice. He's not going to demand a trade, but he'd be open to looking at other options for my future. Open minded. Best and worst of the weekend Toddler Best the T W Julius Randle Triple double sally in game three at the Warriors, 24 points, 12 assists, 10 boards came on the second player in team playoff history to record a triple double. Joining KG also became the first player in T Wolves history with multiple 20.10 assist games in a single postseason. Worst of the weekend after their worst shutout loss in team history, Sally 21 nothing. The Rockies tied the 88 Orioles for the worst start in MLB history at 6 and 33 heading into Sunday. Listen to this guys. Colorado had lost eight straight, had given up runs of 9, 8, 10, 11, 13 and 21. They've lost eight straight three times already this season. And Bud Black, the manager fired seat, no counter. I'm gonna go with a double worse this weekend because why not? And they're both Chicago baseball teams. Chicago White Sox are not good. And the Cubs also had a terrible weekend. They lost to the Mets 72 on a three game losing streak. Baseball in Chicago is just not great right now. Oh, okay. They got the Pope on their side though. They do, they do. It didn't work out this weekend though. Yeah, but it's a slow. Okay, slow climb to the. Okay. All right. Gates, it's. It's your best and worst of the weekend, Marvin. Best of the weekend Peyton Pritchard scoring 23 points off the bench including five three pointers. Worst of the weekend. This was cringe worthy being there in person. Mitchell Robinson going 4 of 12 from the free throw line. At some point you would think somebody said, hey, let's look at that shot. You can't get to the NBA and you shoot like that. I should not be able to shoot blindfolded better than you can shoot with your eyes open and you're an NBA player. There's no excuse. Yes, Mark. And so the game started at 3:30 at around 12:45. Mitchell Robinson was out there shooting free throws and it looked exactly the same. It wasn't like I make those during practice. No, no, no. You're missing him just as bad. He should shoot underhand. He should. As long as you make. Nobody's going to laugh, you know, because you, Rick Barry shot underhand and he's one of the greatest free throw shooters of all time. If you make them, they won't laugh at you. It's when you don't make them, that's when they laugh at you. Paulie, I got two best Pascal Siakam. People kind of forget about him after he left Toronto. Just a very good player. Possible hall of very good someday, but he's another guy. Like sga, they don't force threes. He was nine to ten from two the other day. Just a really nice player. And then the Panthers, the Florida Panthers really like their uniforms. But Sergey, Sergey Bobrovsky. 23 saves. No goals for Sergey. Yeah, Brofski, I'm pulling for the Maple Leafs. Yes, Todd, I was just gonna ask, by rooting for the Maples and Jets, which I am, does that make us anti American? I'm wearing a Canada sweatshirt. I just didn't even realize till just now. But I think I went to Mapleys and Jets to win those soon. Hey, we're gonna be buying Canada soon. So hey, by July 1st it could happen. Be one big family there. No hand gestures there, Todd. Little hand gestures. Any possible final final hour coming up. Why is a soap opera western like Yellowstone so wildly successful? The American west with Dan Flores is the latest show from the Meat Eater Podcast Network. So join me starting Tuesday, May 6, where we'll delve into stories of the west and come to understand how it helps inform the ways in which we experience the region today. Listen to the American west with Dan Flores on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. In 2020, a group of young women found themselves in an AI fueled nightmare. Someone was posting photos. It was just me naked. Well, not me, but me with someone else's body parts. 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