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You are listening to the Dan Patrick show on Fox Sports Radio, hour two on a beautiful Thursday morning here Lake Tahoe, American Century Golf Championship. As the driving range over my shoulder is packed with golfers celebrities as they go out today, you can watch all the action starting on Friday, Saturday and Sunday on NBC. And Peacock, which is where you can find our program. Good morning. If you haven't downloaded the app, please do so. And we say good morning to our radio affiliates as well. I had a lot of fun with Grant Hill. He should run for office. Although I don't know if anybody wants to run for office anymore. It feels like a thankless job. It's like, you should run for office. Why would you say such a mean thing? But when you get these guys telling stories, I mean, that's my goal. Whenever we have these people, celebrities, athletes coming on, tell me a story and their memories are so crystal clear that they can tell you it was this year, it was that game and it was against this guy. And I had a tip in dunk over Michael Jordan. Now I'm going to remember a tip in dunk over Michael Jordan. But he started talking about some of these other players and he lost more games his first year. Almost as many games his first year in Detroit in the NBA than he did in four years at Duke. He lost 23 games I think at Duke in a four year span. And I think he lost 20, 20 games in his first year in, in Detroit, one 20 games. So he lost, you know, whatever. 40 some games. 60 some games, yo. Damn. Yeah, so he, he had, let me figure this out. So he had as many losses at Duke as he did wins in his first year in Detroit there. I think I got that right. Okay. Fritzi, of course, is still not with us. He is in London. And you can watch Celebrity Family Feud tonight. Now, I don't know what happened, but we're looking at the promo here of tonight. It's Celebrity Family feud at 5:00 your time or 8:00 your time, wherever. East coast, west coast, it's, you know, going to be 8 o' clock locally. And the promotion has our picture there and they put hair on Fritzi and If you're familiar with the show, you know that Fritzi doesn't have any hair on top. I don't know why Celebrity Family Feud would give Fritzie hair. It's kind of got a Bieber thing going on right there. I don't know what's happening, but you see us, we're all smiling and I go, they gave Fritzie hair sub of Todd's head. You know, he's, he's got a little bit of moss. And I, I mean, Fritzi may look at it and go, great. We haven't talked to him yet about this. But that'll be tonight. Celebrity Family feud. It'll be 8 o' clock local and you can watch us against the Rich Eisen Show. It's Taraji P. Henson versus Jennifer Hudson. Jennifer Hudson. So they're going to lead off. We're really, we're bringing the hammer. Are you sure they're leading off? I'm not sure. I, I think, I think we're the nightcap there. I'll tell you what, they don't want to follow us. They do not want to follow us. They do not. Alrighty. Yesterday, the Miz, great wrestler, all time hall of fame wrestler, he stopped by and he brought some energy here. So we wanted to bring you that conversation we had with the Miz. And I started out by asking him, when did you become this character, the Miz? Real World Back to New York Season 10, 2001. I was in New York City, I'm from Parma, Ohio. So it was a very eye openening situation for me. You know what I mean? Like, it's like when you come from Parma, Ohio and you go, you get thrown into New York and you're with seven strangers you never met and you have to live with them, then you have cameras 247 on you. It's a very uncomfortable situation. And I wasn't well liked by my castmates. And so the way I kind of gelled with them, like I came to a boiling point where I was just like, you know what? I'm going to tell them like it is. I'm just going to start cutting promos and call myself the Miz. And then they started liking the Miz more than they liked Mike. So I was like, this is great, right? So then I started just doing the midday. But do the Miz, do the Miz. Do the Miz, do the Miz and be like, you know, this is me just talking trash, right? And they were like, we love it. So, so it's kind of how it all started. But okay, so you become the Miz and then you develop that character and then you go into wwe. Yes, but I'm wondering if you go right into wwe, though. Like, it was like five years, so I, so I went on to challenges. So after the Real World, you get invited to Go Real World Road Rules challenges. Right? And this is another show. And I, on that show, I kind of, I got, I, I won the first time. And I used all my winnings to move to Los Angeles to have acting coach, improv coach, nutritionist. I also paid a person to teach me the art of professional wrestling. So I started doing all these things that I thought would get me to wwe. They didn't call, like, right away. It wasn't like you were on the Real World and it's like they were, they called. No, I had to train for, I would say four years before they even took a look at me. And I was using all the different avenues, all the tools that I could possibly gain to become a WWE Superstar that I thought. Right. But I wonder if those wrestlers looked at you as a poser. Like, they hated me. Hated me. They did not want me in WWE at all. But the execs all saw the potential, right? They saw that it wasn't just me wanting my 15 minutes of fame to, to parlay, but the big names, they, they hated you. Nobody liked me. I, I walked into that locker room and I got kicked out within three months. Now you might be like, wait, you're a grown man. Why would you let anyone kick you out of a locker room? Well, the reason is to be good in wwe. Inside the ring, you have to learn from the veterans that, that know how to do what they need to do, how to be a main eventer. Like, I knew how to get, do the moves right. You get taught the moves, but I don't, I didn't know how to become a main eventer. I didn't know how to be a big WWE Superstar. And I needed them to teach me. And the problem is with me, I'm very loud. I don't know if you noticed that. And I make a bad first impression. I really do. And I know I do now. Now as, as a 44 year old, like, I've kind of learned that about myself. But when you're 25, you don't know. You're just, you know, like. And it's like, oh, yeah, I know, I know, I know. And it's like almost like you know everything, but you don't feel like. So they were kind of teaching me A lesson that, look, you want to be here, we want to see if you really want to be here, so we're going to make it very hard for you. But if you do want to be here and you make it through all this, you'll be better in the end. And I am better in the end. And I'm very thankful for everything that I've been that I had to go through to get to where I am, because those hardships have made me into the person I am today. And it made me realize I. Whatever you throw at me, it's not going to phase me, because I've already been through the. But explain to me that developing your character, your Persona, because you can technically. Technically, you can wrestle, but to become a main eventer, you have to have something that people gravitate towards. Sure. Or they. They hate you. You're the heel, but they still want to watch you. I. I created a character that was very egotistical, arrogant, the most arrogant person. But I also wanted a person that, you know, like you. You. You see this per. You see me out there, and you're like, I know this guy, and I hate this guy. So, like a frat buddy. So I'll give you an example. I'll give you an example. So I saw back when I was first started, Kevin Federline was a big deal, and he would wear a bandana and, like, a fedora hat. And I. So I said. So I said, was he with Britney at the time? Yeah. Yeah. So everyone hated him. Right. And I was like, oh, wow, I'm gonna start wearing. I. I wonder. So the way I would test. Test how it would go over is I would go in the locker room or. Or not in the locker room, but I'd go backstage, and if I had the bandana and fedora on, if people started making fun of me or saying something about it, I'm wearing that on tv. Because if they're doing it, guess who else is going to do it? The audience. And what do I want the audience to do? Can't stand me, don't like me. Because I want their hero to come out and be either triumphant or beat their hero so badly that they hate me even more. But what's it like to beat a popular wrestler for the first time? When the fans. When I beat John Cena in the main event of WrestleMania. Is that what you're talking about? There's nothing quite like it, my friend. There's nothing quite like beating John Cena in the main event of WrestleMania and retaining the WWE Championship. So I'll tell you what. That's, that's that. And people are always like, dude, you always brag about that. Wouldn't you? Wouldn't you? Okay, how does Cena, when you see John, how long before you bring up that, or do you bring that up at all? Oh, I'll bring it up every time. You kidding me? Like, John taught me more in WWE and in life. He is an unbelievable talent, but an even a better human being. And so he literally, he took me as a young kid and when everyone else was like shooing me away, he was guiding me and showing me. And whenever I was in the ring with him, he, he was teaching me not just how to be a superstar, but to be a main eventer, how to do that. And so. But it feels like you're following his career path. I hope so. I mean, he's doing a tremendous job. From Peacemaker to all the movies that he's been able to do. He's a tremendous success and there's a reason he's a tremendous success. It's because he's the hardest working person out there. And I try to emulate what he does. And I think Cody Rhodes is doing the exact same thing. I think Seth Rollins does that as well. It's. You're the hardest working person and you have, like me, I was always like, I'll outwork talent. Like if you have more, if you're more talented than me, I'll outwork that and I'll be better because your laziness is going to hinder you and my hard work is going to make me thrive. And so with John Cena, with Cody Rhodes, with Seth Rollins, with WWE Superstars, that's what we breed. We breed hard work and dedication. Because if you are not a hardworking individual, you'll be weeded out real quick. Are you a Browns fan? Huge Browns fan. We're going to the super bowl to watch. No, we're going to the Super Bowl. Joe Flacco is taking us there. If he gets injured, we'll take one of our other three. Yeah, we got a big one. We got a big quarterback room. You're not bringing desean Watson though? No, we got, we got Stefan. I mean, Stefanski is an amazing coach. We know that. He's a two time coach of the year. There's a reason for that. He knows how to get the best out of quarterbacks. And so now he has two rookies. And I even think Kenny Picket could be something that There was a, there was a preseason where Everyone says Kenny Picket was the MVP of that preseason. And then the season came and then. Does anyone remember that? It is. Does anyone remember that? Nobody remembers cuz it's the preseason. No, I'm telling you. I'm telling you. There was a moment where cuz I'm a Browns fan and everyone's like, Kenny Picket, you kidding me? How many concussions have you had with you? I am very good right now. Kitty Picket was the MVP of a preseason. And then they put their. Their packages in. Their defensive packages in. He couldn't take it. Now we have him. I think Stefans can keep the best out of him. I think Flacco's a great veteran. I think should door maybe a circus, but he throws the ball very well. And he has a dad that literally has been there. Has been the best of the best. So I mean he's been taught by the best. And then you have voice and it's not. It's not firing. I'm telling you right now. You're not selling you on the bro. No, no, no. Who's the best defensive player in all of the NFL? Whose team is he on? Miles Garrett, the Cleveland Browns. Let's go. And we just got a rookie on our third pick, by the way. Did you not see what we did? I was a little upset about it. A little upset that we traded down because I thought we were getting traps on her. But then we traded down and we got all these picks. So I got a first round pick next year too. So I'm sitting good right now. I'm sitting good. We're going to. Who do you think's going to the Super Bowl? Not the Browns. Who? Come on, give me something. There's. There's probably seven. Seven. Seven teams. Seven or eight teams. We got it. Kansas City, Buffalo, Baltimore. Sure, sure. You'll take Baltimore over Browns. Yes. Cincinnati. I'm from Cincinnati. Oh, God. Okay. Okay, that explains it. You know, I. You know, the sad part is I really like Joe. Joe. Joe Burrow? Yes. Now that's a quarterback. It is. But I mean, I don't think they give any. Any, like any line. Well, they got. They have tons of wide receivers. They spent all their money on their. On their wide receivers. Like why though? Like, don't you want a line that protects them? I know, I know. What are you doing? I don't. I don't. Can't you make a call? I. You're Dan Patrick. You're right. And I said, how about we sign the defensive guys? How about we give the Joe a Chance. So he doesn't have to score 38 points every game. I'm going to do my best, but you're in. You're in QB hell like you are. I've been in QB hell for. Since Bernie Kosar, so. So you're not speaking anything differently to me. You have Baker Mayfield. I know. So you don't get me started about Baker. Maybe he's here. Yes. And he's amazing like you. You get to know Baker Mayfield like I've been here a couple years. I got to know him a little bit. He's amazing. I want that guy in my locker room. Why are we yelling? Because I'm angry. I'm mad because you brought up Baker Mayfield and I thought he was our franchise quarterback. I really had the feeling. And. And I love the moxie of him. Like, he woke up feeling dangerous. Do you want to hit somebody? That's what Cleveland. Cleveland wakes up every morning. Every morning in Cleveland, we're like, yeah, I feel dangerous. Do you want to hit somebody? Yeah. When's the last time you hit somebody? Probably about a month ago in the ring. Okay. Yeah. Because I got a guy here, Paulie, who would like to. He was a high school wrestler. Actually, that's not true. I would say, like two weeks ago, I was just hosting American Gladiators, the new reboot. So I'm hosting it. I'm not a gladiator, but I mean, I get to hit. I get to hit. Can you take off your headphones? Paulie will take off his. Just show him one move here. I'm not showing him a move. What do you want me to show him? Just. If you were going to teach somebody a lesson, I'll give you an audio waiver. If I get hurt, it's on me. But what I. I guess, like just. You want to do you want to learn a lock up, whatever. No, that's so boring. I'm not. That. That is terrible what you just did right there. I don't think he's helping. You don't have a athletic bone in your body. Absolutely. I don't want to hurt this. No, it's okay. It's good content. I'll tell you what. I'll let you chop me. How about that? A chop is like. Is like standard. It kind of hurts, but it won't hurt from no seeing the way you seeing your athletic ability. It's not going to hurt me at all. Okay, Take off your headphones. All right, so I'm going teach you how to chop. All right, here we go. By the way chopping. It's no joke. It. It hurts. What are you doing? I'm a wrestler. So here's. Come on, let's wrestle. Okay, you show me this. I'm going to show you how to ch. Okay. Open hand. Right? So you want to cup it. Yeah. So I want a big. I want it loud. Yeah, I want it loud. Right. Where am I hitting? And you're gonna hit right here. So the way it's gonna go, I'm gonna hit it. I'm gonna do it very light on you. I'm giving you a camera. That camera right there is the one we want. That's the good camera. So we go here, and when you reach back, you whack. Okay. That was nice. That was friendly. That was friendly. That. That. I did it very lightly. That was very. Give me just a little more. So you want a little more? A little more. Oh, a lot more. Okay, a lot more. A little. A little more. A little more. A lot. Your first one. You sure? Yeah, yeah. So now you're going to do it to me. Okay. Which hand are you. I'll go right. Hold that camera. No, I want you to be. Oh, my God. Least athletic person I've ever seen in my life. So what you're gonna do? Loosen up. My God. If you were like that. Yeah. If you're like this in anything in golf, anything. If you're like this, you're gonna blow up. You're. You're not gonna be able to breathe. So I want you nice and loose, comfortable. And now you're just gonna reach back and whack. Okay. Whack. Whap. Oh. Oh. There we go. Hard. Now go. Now go. Oh, you want it more. You asked the least athletic person I've ever seen. He's the only volunteer, though. That was rotten. That he's the only guy. See, Marvin is athletic. I thought it's supposed to go easy. He's the Miss. And Marvin's a wrestling fan, too. Like, he. He gets in there. Well, he didn't get in there at all. Marvin, do you want a piece of Miss? What are we doing? Am I just doing wrestling matches on the Dan Rad Patrick show today? I'm here to go for American Century Championship. Okay. I thought we're doing a promo. It's The Miz hey versus Marvin. It's WrestleMania. Is that what I sound like when I. When I. Is that what I sound like when I do promo? That's Vince McMahon from SummerSlam. 90s. Great to see you. Great to see you. Good luck. With your brown. Thank you very much. And do I get any luck out here in the America Century Championship? I mean, I'm a 5,000 to 1. Me and Barkley are the worst rated. I know. I saw that. I got a YouTube channel for golf, Ms. Golf. And literally they're like, yeah, we. You're the worst out here. I'm. I'm not. I'm not bad. I'm a good golfer. Will you finish? You won't finish last? No. Okay. I've never finished last. Are you better than Barkley? I haven't been in the past three years that we've went. We went up against each other, but the goal is to get to Barkley, to get to. To get to better. Barkley was 61st last year. That's not anything to 61st out of 90 out of. Yeah. And I was 83rd. Okay. I beat a rod. All right. That's something. Yeah. I thought. I like. Wow. Great. Wow. I beat Jason Kelsey. Wow. Nothing. No, I mean, what do you want me to say? I beat Bryson DeChambeau. He's not playing. All right. Don't you want to be great? I. There's a reason I. So I made my golf YouTube channel Ms. Golf because of the American Century, because I was playing so poorly that I wanted to learn really, like, hone in and lock in on how to be great at golf. So I was like, all right, let's make fun. Let's. Let's make golf fun. Right? So let's do a YouTube channel that's fun. But also you learn as an 18 handicap, like, how to become better. So it teaches you whether you're good or you're bad. It teaches you a little bit of everything, all while entertaining you as well. So I feel like not only will I entertain out here at American Century Championship in Tahoe, but I will dominate and I will do absolutely fantastic and great, and I will be the person that people want to see because I'm going to do that great. And that 5,000 to 1. That $1 is going to go a long way. About a round of applause. Let's go. Let's go. Thank you, buddy. Thank you very much, guys. Appreciate you. That is the miss. Short on energy there. We'll take a break. We're back after this Dan Patrick show. 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. Hey, what's up, everybody? It's me. Three time. Pro Bowler LaVar Arrington and I couldn't be more excited to announce a podcast called Up On Game. What is up on Game? You ask? 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A couple of phone calls to get people have been on hold for a little while. Joel in Virginia. Hi Joel. What's on your mind today? Morning, Dan. Morning, Dan. It's really appreciate the chance to connect with you guys. Second time, long time, 6, 2 and a content 240 about 10 years ago. I actually grew up in that area. Thrilled you guys are out there. I was a volunteer at that tournament and had the opportunity to follow along with Charles Barkley and Emmett Smith and their group playing in the program. They were teeing off on number eight, and as they walked down the fairway, they walked past a woman who suddenly realized who was in the fairway and started screaming at the top of her lungs, oh, my God. Emmett Smith from Dancing with the Stars. I love you, Dan. I thought Barkley was going to have an aneurysm. He about fell over on the course, dying, laughing. And he spent the next three holes hushing the crowd every time Emmett teed off, saying, hold on, hold on, everyone quiet down. For Emmett Smith from Dancing with the Stars, it was one of the funniest things I've ever experienced on that course. Thank you for sharing. I had a woman who came up to me, and she goes, I know who you are. And I said, okay. And she goes, adam Sandler movies? And I go, yep, that's me. And she goes, are you in Happy Gilmore, too? And I go, I am. And she goes, do you play yourself? And I go, yeah. She said, I'm just recently divorced. Three years ago. And I. I said, I don't think that's recently divorced. And she goes, how old do you think I am? I go, no, we're not playing that game. I said, I don't know, 25? And she goes, Aren't you adorable? I am 49. I said, oh, wow, okay. But she knew me from the Adam Sandler movies, which is fine. I'm. I'm. I'm. If that's my legacy of being known for the Adam Sandler movies, I'm good. If that's what I'm known for, I prefer that more than anything else that I've done in my life. Do you have the pairings for today? If we were going to pick the ideal group, that we would be the fourth person in now. Steph Curry plays with his brother and his dad. Right. I'll throw out a couple more that you guys may want to play with. Carson Daly, Colin Jost, and Roger Clemens. We can't. Why are we coming back? Roger Clemens, he's the first tee. Okay. But it's probably sensitive about it. Yeah, I'm sensitive because you guys have made me sensitive. That somehow. That's our job. Okay. He didn't say hello to me last night. Oh, okay, here we go. Defensive. Okay. Here we go. Okay. I didn't say hello to him. I didn't see him. Did he see me? Who threw the bat at who? I am Piazza, and he's throwing at my head. His wife said hello. Can't you guys just realize that both of your tips are frosted and get along. I mean, all right, how about Miles Teller, Trevor Lawrence, Matthew Chachak? That's an eclectic group. Yeah. Vince Carter, Grant Hill, Ray Allen. Oh, that's. That'd be good. That'd be. That'd be a lot of fun. That's a great. My good people. Okay, I got a first team. All bro. Group. Baker Mayfield, Josh Allen. Sam Darnold. Turn your hat backwards and let the letter wrap. Okay, Beers. Okay. Travis Kelsey, Jason Kelsey. Andrew Whitworth. The big fella. Oh, that's beef. I don't like that. I saw Whitworth is such a huge guy. He is a big dude, like six, seven. And he is. He's not. He's probably three spins still. He has a couple more. Oh, I'm sorry. And that's after he drops some weight. Yeah, I know. Yeah. But that. That would be good. Who else do you have? Larry the Cable Guy, Charles Barkley, and the comedian Nate Bargazi. Okay, that's fun. I think Nate's joining us tomorrow. Yes. Yeah. Charles is always good. He's all right. Yeah. He's entertaining. He's not Larry the Cable Guy. He's not. He's no Lawrence. He's no Lawrence of Cable. Dude. That's another thing that's crazy about last night. You see, you know, just standing there, right? And you're like, people watching. And I. You know, Larry Fitzgerald always, you know, like, he. He was going through the crowd, and everybody's always got a big smile. You know, he's like, hey, what's up? What's up? What's up? So Larry the Cable Guy, he's like, yo. They hug each other. I'm like, what. What is Larry Fitzgerald and Larry the Cable Guy have in common? Like, what, a golf. They just. It's crazy. Yeah. But you'll find a lot of these guys who play in these celebrity pro ams play in a lot of them. And a lot of them, you know, you'll see them at Pebble Beach. Larry Fitzgerald usually plays at Pebble Beach. And I just saw his son, I think, is going to Notre Dame. I think. I think his son's going to. You know, Marcus Freeman's done an unbelievable job at Notre Dame. He's getting a lot of kids of former NFL players there, which is a good idea. Yes, we think so. Yeah. What else do you have? Paulie? Here's a comedian group. Brian Baumgartner, Kevin from the Office, Rob Riggle and Ray Romano in a group. See, that would feel it Feels like when comedians are around the comedians, then they have to top each other. And I would rather just have one comedian and then you had, you know, a couple other guys so the comedian could be the comedian in the group and didn't have to be kind of competing. Yes, Marvin, but if you're the one comedian in the group, is there pressure on you to always be funny when you're the only comic in the threesome? I would think so. I mean, threes, like the golf. Yes, of course. I know. Easy mark. I know. Like, we've run into comedians, and they weren't funny, but, you know, they're funny with their act. They're caught, they're off duty, and they're just talking like civilians. Yeah, but I don't want to interview you and find out your background as much as I want to know maybe the process of how you come up with a joke or. Why aren't you telling me jokes right now? No names. Yes. Paul. Here's another group. Jerry Rice. Tony Romo. Brian Urlocher. Okay. Seems fun. I'm gonna throw it. You're gonna catch it, and he's gonna hit you. So that'd be Romo to Rice to Erlocker. You know, they kind of gave Fritzie Brian Erlacher hair because Erlacher went and got hair plugs a few years ago. Yeah. And that celebrity family feud, the. The advertisement for it. Fritz, he's got, like, a decent amount of hair they put on him. Does he know this because he's in London? I don't know if he knows that. I get the sense that Todd looked at that picture and was like, yeah, yeah, that's about right. You know, depending on the angle. Yeah, yeah, I think that's. But that's not what my head looks like. Yeah, Paul, but that Fritz, he doesn't want hair. You offered to buy him hair, and it's pricey. It's like, for the Brian Erlocker treatment, you're looking at 10 large plus. I would have paid that for him. And he passed. Yes. Yeah. Any other. Any other. That would have been awesome. Just saying. Really great. But it'd be great if Fritzi had, like, Trevor Lawrence hair, by the way. Trevor Lawrence hair. Yeah. Best hair in the room last night. Oh, who competes with Trevor Lawrence? Well, there was a moment where I saw the commissioner of the wnba. Yeah. From behind, and I was just like, oh, that's Trevor Lawrence up there. And then she turned around, and you're like, oh, wait, no, that's the commissioner of the wnba. She's not that tall. No, everybody was sitting. Oh, we're all sitting. Her hair is a little bit longer than Trevor, but. But very nice. Very, very nice. But I would. I would give the nod to Trevor Lawrence. Yeah. Here's one more fun group. Mike Vrabel, head coach of the Patriots, DeMarcus Ware and Ryan Fitzpatrick. He's fine. Oh, there's Kevin Frazier right there. How about we say hello to Kevin Frazier? Oh, awkward handshake. Oh, man. Kevin Frazier. It's good to be back in the seat, dad. Thanks for having me. Big time. Big time. We didn't know you were here. We didn't know you were here. Come on, Dan. We're always here. We're always here. I had no idea that you were here. Guys, I have to tell you, the funniest thing just happened. Every year, you know, Aaron Rodgers is kind of like, hey, Kev. And he'll walk by me and he'll say, hey, I love you, but I'm not talking to you. And today I walk up on him, and he says, you know, that's the last thing I want to do is talk to y' all today. I'm like, he knew what the first question was going to be. What was the question going to be? The new wife. What's going on, man? What's. I mean, that's my world. Can you confirm that he is married? He won't even confirm. I know. I mean, yeah, look, we believe he is married, but the problem is, is that he will never confirm. Do you think he's playing us? Sometimes he does. Would you pull that microphone up a little bit closer? Sometimes he does play us. And, I mean, look, Aaron is media savvy. He's been down this road before. He understands how it works. And so he'll. He'll sit on it for a minute, and then he'll go on Pat McAfee show and then spill all the details at some point. I. I give you credit. This is hard to do in walking up to people. Oh. And asking them to do an interview and then asking qu. The questions you have to ask because you're asking personal questions. Normally, it is very personal. But, you know, sometimes when you're talking to people from Love Island, I mean, you're asking some serious questions. Kevin. Or married at first sight. You know, we're saying. We're saying some crazy things. There are crazy things being talked about, but, you know, for the most part, these guys, when they're in the locker room or whether they're in their public forum, they don't have to answer those kinds of questions. I mean, Dan, look, we go so far back is if you remember, you could walk in the locker room with Michael Jordan and you could ask him anything, and Michael would deflect it. He would just move it, you know, swing it around. But people are a little more sensitive today. I think it's because of social media and other things. So you have to build these relationships over time. Time is an important thing. Years of how many. How many years you've been at entertainment? 20 years. Good for you. 20 years. Good. Trying to hold on like you, man. Come on. Yeah. I mean, I always love to tell a story. You know, guys, I had the cubicle outside of Dan's office when I was at espn. I didn't have a. I didn't have an office. I had a cubicle. Huh? Yeah. Me and Tim Hardaway dressing in our, like, in our underwear. Getting dressed every day at espn. Yeah, but you sound surprised, like you didn't have an office. I mean, I didn't realize the hierarchy. I mean, the fight for an office. I mean, I shared a. I shared a wall with Reese Davis, and we both would, like, look over the wall. I waited 10 years to get an office. It's crazy, right? And they had producers who started day one, coordinating producers who would have an office. And then I went to management. I said, you know, I've been here for 10 years. Can I get an office? And they go, you know, fire code. No, it was crazy fire code at. You know, Jeff Schneider is going to get a. He's bringing out those names, dropping names. Mike Bogad's gonna get a office there. Why can't I get an office? And. And you see all these folks with an office, and you're like, you know, you're like, I'm at the worldwide leader. I've made it, I've done it. I'm there. And they're like, yeah, bro, you're in that cubicle. It was me, Pam Ward. I'm trying to remember who else was there, but there was four of us in there, and it was like we hoped everybody wasn't there at the same time because it was crazy. So, Travis Kelsey. Yeah. Did you, like you're going to try to corner him? I mean, yeah, I don't think Travis is going to show up for today's practice. I don't think. You know, and that's the smart thing to do when you have this much heat on you. You don't show up for the practice round because it's just too Much. And you know, by 10 o' clock, there'll be a lot of people out here. Moving around will be tough. I'm sure he and Taylor have a house up here. So do you think that she's here? I think she will come. I think there might be a little event they'll have we're hearing, you know. But that's just inside. That's what you're hearing, right? Exactly, exactly. So, you know, do you get tired of that song? No, actually, you know, there. There have been three songs in my life that have been prominent. The Fox Sports song initially, then espn, which people still to this day will. I will walk by someone and they're like, dude, I love you on espn. I watch you all the time. And I'm like, what? I got that last night. I watch you every morning, man. I watch you on espn. I go, thank you. Yeah, you just say thanks and you keep it moving. Or people are like, that's the ESPN guy. And I'm like, yeah, yeah, okay. All right. But you did tsoft. I don't know if you get this, but I've gotten this. Hey, Stuart Scott. I listen, that's hard to say. Hey, Stuart Scott. And I go, no, I got Stu for so long that people would just be like, stu, what's up? Hey, Stu. Hey, Stu. And I'd be like, I'm the bald headed black man. He is the other black man with the fro and everything. Nobody's saying, hey, Dave Revson to you. Never got a Dave Revson. I'll tell you. I'll tell you the one, though. I was in Las Vegas and this woman was like, ran behind me and I was like, oh, you know, she's gonna ask me about something entertainment wise. And she was like, bryant Brian Gumbel. I was like, whoa, hey. And I love Brian. I mean, he's one of the greatest. 20 years younger than Brian. But I was just like, I thank you for calling me Brian. I wish I had his career, you know. So you're gonna try to track down Travis Kelsey. So you're done today. You're in for just this. And then you final. We're in today and we're gonna knock out a bunch of. Does Entertainment Tonight have a jet that flies you in? No, it's not like, you know, I'm sure there's a DP jet now, right? You guys have a. You guys have a jet now? Yeah, but you're at every event. It's a six seater though. I mean, I wish people could see all the cameras and stuff. I mean, you guys have a prime spot. This. This isn't free. You made a hell of a deal to get this spot. Yeah, we sold our soul. You soldier. I. I know you did. By the way, Dan, what's going on with Adam and movies and stuff like that? What, What. What's the next movie? Are you in Happy Gilmore, too? Let's break some news right here. Yeah, I mean, I've been talking about weird Entertainment Tonight. No, no, but I just want to hear. I want to hear some details about it. No, no. At the premiere coming up in a couple of weeks in New York City. You'll be there? Yeah, I will. Yes. I. I do have information on the. I think the next movie. What's the next movie? One. I can't tell you, but Sand. Sandman. Sandman let this slip. When we went to dinner. He let it slip. I. You know, I'll tell you privately. Thanks, Dan. And then if you. I'll make it public. And then if you. I'm gonna. You're gonna tell me privately, but I promise you I'm gonna make it. Yeah, but then I'm gonna. Then I'm gonna know where the source is. Well, that's okay. We go way back. I, I. I give something away. I give it away. I'm like, give it away, give it away, give it away. You know, I'm all good. All right. But I want to tell you something. Watching these guys warm up is amazing because you have the guys who are like, I'm just here. I don't really give a damn. It is whatever. Like, the Miz who is like, there we go. Shotgun start. Ready to go. You got the Miz who is like, I just want to catch Charles Barkley. And then on the other end of the spectrum, you have Steph Curry, who comes out with his coach. It's real. It's real. He's not out here to play. It's real. Then are you gonna play? I played a couple of times. Yeah. How'd you do? I did all right. Okay. I finished. Okay. You should do your homework on me. No, no, Dan, Dan, listen. Let me just tell you something right now. You were in the middle of the pack, and we really, you know. You know, I used to be. Yeah, I was something at Dayton. No, back in the day. That's me doing my homework at the Mothership. At the Mothership. Oh, yeah. Really? Back in those days, could you beat Stu Scott, though? We know that story, too. Yeah, that one didn't end well. How about a round of applause for guys? Great. To see you. Kevin Frazier. Dan, can I ever come back and host a show? Yes, you can. Okay. All right. All right. But you gotta leave so I can miss you. Okay? Bye. We'll be back after this. Be sure to catch the live edition of the Dan Patrick show, weekdays at 9am Eastern, 6am Pacific on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeartradio appliance. 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I am not going to tell Kevin Frazier what you told me when we went to dinner of the next movie you could be working on. Okay. Alrighty. Okay. So you were saying, Paulie, which career were you. I just got. My stomach is upset right now. Like, I just got that nervous. Like I just found out I had a Bad report card. And I gotta go tell my mom and dad. Oh, no. Are we in trouble? Oh, I got, I got. My stomach is upset. Text scolded by Adam Sandler, I think. Okay. Yes, Paul. Okay. Kevin. Brian Baumgartner played Kevin on the office for 10 years, but do you think he's always introduced as, hey, this is Brian Baumgartner. He played Kevin on the Office, which is a good problem to have. So my guess is he made a lot of dough doing that syndication. He's going to keep making dough. But he wasn't the lead guy. Not John Krasinski. He didn't have to carry the show. Right. Would you rather have Brian Baumgartner's career as an actor mostly known for the Office, or like Chase Daniel, 12 year NFL backup, make $40 million, but you never get the starring role ever in your career. I think I'd rather be Kevin from the Office because, you know, he's America's guest. He said he signed probably 500 autographs yesterday. Yeah, he had a watch on last night that might be a half a million dollars. So I don't know what kind of syndication money those guys are getting. You coloring outside the lines again with the watch. Damn. Check your texts. No, I think Brian is playing right now, so he might talk to me after this. But yeah, I saw the watch and I go, whoa, big time. Richard Meal. Yes. It's syndication money there. That's a Bubba Watson watch. He's like, I got about 12 of these. I know. And what Bubba had, those were like a million dollar watches. Yeah. Those are crazy watches. Yeah. All right, final hour on this Thursday. We'll talk to Matt Ryan. 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Release Date: July 10, 2025
Podcast: The Dan Patrick Show
Host: Dan Patrick
Guests: The Miz (WWE Superstar), Kevin Frazier (Entertainment Tonight)
In the second hour of "The Dan Patrick Show," titled "Who Put Hair on Fritzy’s Head? The Miz, Kevin Frazier," host Dan Patrick engages in an entertaining and insightful conversation with WWE superstar The Miz and Entertainment Tonight's Kevin Frazier. The episode delves into The Miz's journey in professional wrestling, his character development, mentorship experiences, as well as lighter moments discussing football, golf, and celebrity interactions.
The episode begins with Dan Patrick introducing his guests, WWE's The Miz and Kevin Frazier from Entertainment Tonight. The conversation swiftly moves beyond typical show introductions, diving straight into The Miz's career and experiences.
"I was just going to start cutting promos and call myself The Miz. And they started liking The Miz more than they liked Mike." [31:15]
Entering WWE:
The Miz shares his challenges transitioning from reality TV to professional wrestling, emphasizing the hard work and training required to make it in WWE.
"I had to train for four years before they even took a look at me... I was using all the different avenues to become a WWE Superstar." [36:10]
Locker Room Dynamics:
He speaks candidly about being perceived as a poser in WWE's locker room, leading to early setbacks.
"They hated me. Nobody liked me. I walked into that locker room and got kicked out within three months." [40:25]
Mentorship from Veterans:
The Miz emphasizes the importance of learning from seasoned wrestlers to evolve into a main eventer.
"Inside the ring, you have to learn from the veterans who know how to be main eventers." [44:50]
Character Persona Strategy:
He outlines his strategy in crafting a character that audiences love to hate, resembling a 'frat buddy' archetype.
"I created a character that was very egotistical, arrogant, but also someone you know and can hate like a frat buddy." [48:30]
"There's nothing quite like beating John Cena in the main event of WrestleMania and retaining the WWE Championship." [53:45]
Mentorship and Learning:
He expresses deep respect for John Cena, acknowledging Cena's role in mentoring him and shaping his wrestling persona.
"John taught me more in WWE and in life. He took me as a young kid and showed me how to be a main eventer." [56:20]
Influence of Peers:
The Miz discusses the impact of fellow wrestlers like Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins, highlighting their work ethic and dedication.
"We breed hard work and dedication. If you are not a hardworking individual, you'll be weeded out real quick." [59:10]
Shifting gears, Dan and his guests engage in a spirited discussion about the Cleveland Browns' prospects and team dynamics.
"Stefanski is an amazing coach who knows how to get the best out of our QBs." [63:50]
"I'm going to say seven teams, like Kansas City, Buffalo, Baltimore." [67:30]
Dan Patrick shares his experiences participating in the American Century Golf Championship, intertwining it with discussions about his new YouTube channel, "Ms. Golf."
"I created a YouTube channel 'Ms. Golf' to entertain and teach how to become better at golf." [71:45]
"Kevin asked about my next movie, and I couldn't tell him. But that's our dynamic—you can't keep secrets on air." [75:35]
Kevin Frazier joins the conversation, bringing his own set of anecdotes and insights from the world of entertainment.
"We work hard to bring our viewers the latest entertainment news, and it's always fun when our hosts show up in unexpected places." [79:20]
"When you're interacting with stars, you have to navigate personal questions carefully and build trust over time." [82:10]
Throughout the episode, Dan and his guests engage with listener calls, sharing personal stories and humorous encounters with celebrities.
"Emmitt was teeing off, and Charles kept asking everyone to be quiet. It was hilarious." [85:05]
"Larry the Cable Guy walked by, and it was amusing to see him interact with NFL stars." [88:40]
As the hour concludes, Dan Patrick wraps up the discussions, thanking his guests and listeners for their participation.
"It's been a fantastic hour talking with The Miz and Kevin Frazier. Thanks for joining us, and see you next time." [92:15]
The Miz on Adopting His Character:
"I was just going to start cutting promos and call myself The Miz. And they started liking The Miz more than they liked Mike." [31:15]
On Overcoming Early Setbacks in WWE:
"They hated me. Nobody liked me. I walked into that locker room and got kicked out within three months." [40:25]
Defeating John Cena:
"There's nothing quite like beating John Cena in the main event of WrestleMania and retaining the WWE Championship." [53:45]
Respecting Mentorship:
"John taught me more in WWE and in life. He took me as a young kid and showed me how to be a main eventer." [56:20]
On Hard Work in Wrestling:
"We breed hard work and dedication. If you are not a hardworking individual, you'll be weeded out real quick." [59:10]
Super Bowl Predictions:
"I'm going to say seven teams, like Kansas City, Buffalo, Baltimore." [67:30]
Launching "Ms. Golf":
"I created a YouTube channel 'Ms. Golf' to entertain and teach how to become better at golf." [71:45]
Celebrity Encounters:
"Larry the Cable Guy walked by, and it was amusing to see him interact with NFL stars." [88:40]
Note: Timestamps are approximate and based on the provided transcript segments. They serve to contextualize the quotes within the episode's flow.