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He was on the call that would be the Fox presentation of the World Series. And he'll join us coming up here shortly. Best and worst of the weekend, as we always do every Monday. What you saw that you like, didn't like. Operator Tyler sitting by 877-3DP-show. We've been talking so much baseball. I asked Dylan if he could cook up some hot dogs. And then all of a sudden like, you know, you're gonna have an end of the season hot dog. And I thought, okay, 10:30 in the morning, that's not too early. All of a sudden Seaton walks out because you can't miss the smell of hot dogs here in the man cave. Seaton goes, oh, okay. Yeah. I said, hey, we throw a couple on there. All of a sudden I turn around, Seaton's got a hot dog. Don't mind if I do. Yeah, can't pass that up. All right, so we'll have a poll question for the final hour of the program. We've done recap with college football in the NFL. The commanders will be without Jaden Daniels. I'm going to guess for the rest of the year with the dislocated elbow non throwing. But still, I can't imagine a scenario where they would be bringing him back. I didn't think he should have been in the game at 38 to 7, but and I don't like this, hey, he's kind of working back, getting some reps. You've been banged up. I don't want you coming back in a game we can't win just because you want to get reps. You want to get reps, get reps in practice because Seattle's defense knew that he was going to pass and they were going after him and I didn't like it at all. Now he's out for the rest of the year, it looks like. We say good morning if you're watching on Peacock. That's our streaming partner, NBA on NBC and Peacock Monday nights and then you also have Tuesdays in prime time. It's coast to coast Tuesday on NBC and Peacock, Tom Bernucci, Sports Illustrated senior baseball writer, New York Times best selling author, co host of the Book of Joe podcast with Joe Madden did a great job at the World Series. Tom, if I said what do you think is going to happen in Game 7 before Game 7 unfolded, you would have said what? I like Toronto going into that game because they were home. But I did not expect that Yoshinobi Yamamoto was going to pitch in that game at all. I really didn't. It wasn't on my bingo card that after pitching game six, he come back the next day. That was a difference maker. What do you think was the turning point in the game? Well, the home run by Miggy Rojas, right? I mean, The Jays are two outs away from the first World Series in 32 years. You got your closer on the mound. It's a three, two count, number nine hitter. I understand you can't walk him because Ohtani is on deck. He's the go ahead run, right? So you have to throw a strike. What I didn't like was throwing a slider when you have to throw a strike. That's a strike to strike pitch. I'd rather just throw a fastball, challenge him. And it was a hangar. I mean it's a home run that you didn't see coming. Kind of like that Roger Davis home run in 16. This happened to be two outs from the, the end of the game. So that was the turning point. And after that I just thought the air came out of the building. It was going to be tough to beat the Dodgers at that point, given them such a, a renewed life right there. But listen, that, that was a stunning, as stunning of a home run as I've seen in the World Series. Miggy Rojas, you bring up a great point because you got ohtan deck and you're just kind of thinking, I just got to get through this. He's the ninth hitter. Let me just get through this so I don't have to worry, you know, about Otani with anybody on. And I mean there were so many little moments here, but that's what makes up these great games. It's small moments that can lead to big moments as well. And that's what was fascinating about this is both teams had those moments. You either capitalized or you didn't totally, Dan. I think that's what made this series and especially this game stand apart. Been at a lot of great games, obviously, but there you can go back like watching a great movie, right? You go back and watch it a second, third, fourth time. It never gets old because you go back and you refine something like, oh, I forgot about that point. Or that line in this movie. How about Andy Pa has going into the game, Dan, I'm sitting there next to the Dodgers dugout. Andy Paez was as involved in the game as I was. He's sitting there with his hoodie on, just watching the game, and all of a sudden, Danny Lehman, the bench coach, runs down there and says, get in there. This is basis loaded, 9th inning, and he just ripped off his hoodie. Hadn't warned up at all, runs out to center field, and two batters later, there he is playing Superman, jumping over Kike Hernandez to literally save the game, Right? That looked, for all intents and purposes, like Ernie Clement was going to be the World Series mvp, the Jays were going to be world champions, and he flies out of nowhere. I mean, he must have ran more than 100ft to get that ball. That was one of the great World Series catches of all time because of what was on the line. But was it. Okay, we know the result, but was it a smart play by him in the moment? You know, they tell you as a center fielder, go get what you can get, right? So I think it was in the moment because he was fearless going after that ball. I'm not sure that Kike would have caught it over the shoulder with his face about 5ft from the wall at that point. So I think it was a play that had to be made. There was a risk. Obviously, they collide and the ball falls. I mean, what a way that would have been to lose the World Series. But I love the aggressiveness from that kid. He didn't hit it all in the postseason. He's got a play he'll remember forever. Yeah, I agree with you. Center field, you. You have control. You have license to go after because of the angle. And that's why I thought, okay, you may bull over your teammate, but you have a better angle than he does. And. And he ended up holding onto it. One thing that I thought was so small. Well, maybe it wasn't touched on as much that you have the, you know, IKF at. He's not off third base, Tom. And on contact, I'm going. I just didn't know why he didn't have a little bit more of a lead. Knowing if it's a ground ball, you're going to. And I thought that it became. It shouldn't have been close at home. I thought that he would have been down the line a little bit. Yeah, it's a great point. And in real time, I had the same reaction, but looking at it again, and a lot of Teams teach this in that situation. Shorter lead at third. Because the worst thing that can happen is what a line drive and you get doubled up and the game's over. So there's more of the emphasis on a better secondary than getting the longer third. A primary lead at third base. He's a smart baseball player. I am not going to question him on that. I think he was. We already saw a line drive to Muncie in that game. I don't know how he caught. Other than self defense. You cannot get doubled up at third base. I think that's the right way to go. You can argue he could have been a little more aggressive, but on this case, I'll err on the side of IKF being a smart ball player, making the right call. Was that the greatest game that you've ever been a part of? I have a hard time putting it up above game seven of 2016. You know, I still go back to that 17 minute rain delay, that just that pregnant pause in the game. You're like, the game is tied to World Series and we're going to stop and have a 17 minute timeout with two teams that hadn't won in forever. And that was another game, by the way, that had so many twists and turns. It wasn't just the end, it was all the pivot points in the course of the game where history was changing minute by minute. This is right up there, though, because again, I think there was so much to absorb in this game, Dan. Actually, the whole Series where I don't know how many times you thought this, like, the Dodgers are going to win the World Series, the Jays are going to win the World Series, right? Yeah. I mean, you couldn't have written any better as far as cliffhangers go. And Dave Roberts had one of the great late inning managerial games in the history of the sport. Everything he did worked totally, I thought, all throughout. I mean, when you think about Will Smith, you know, he moved Will Smith up to the two hole because the Jays kept walking sh otani and Mookie wasn't swinging a hot bat and Will Smith was. So I think it was game five. He moved Will Smith up to number two where he just doesn't hit. But it was because he was the hotter bat. He's the one who hits the home run. Two out spaces empty in the 11th, getting Mookie down in the order for game six. He said, I want him in an RBI spot, May that'll help him relax. Just swing for a base hit. He had the huge two strike two Run, two out hit really won the game for him in six. So you're right, the defense there, Miggy, I mean, just the idea that, you know, he told us before game five, before game six, he put Miguel Rojas in the game who hadn't had a base hit for a month, literally 31 days since he had a base hit, put him in the game because he, as he told us, he's such a glue guy and means so much to this team. I couldn't see going home losing the World Series without giving him a chance to play. I had nothing to do with analytics or numbers. It's a look in the eye that says if I'm going down, I'm going down with this guy. And not just the home run, but how about his defensive plays? I mean, the pick he made on K's double play in Game 6 to end the game, wow, that was a great play. And then of course, you mentioned the play thrown out IKF at the plate. So you're right. I mean, Dave Roberts made some, you know, I call them blink moments there in the course of a game where you have to make a quick decision. And it seemed like if not all of them, most of them certainly worked out in his favor. I thought he had a great series. Tom Bernucci Sports Illustrated Senior Baseball Writer, FOX Sports on mlb Ohtani's legacy, I don't know. Did he get a boost here in the last month? Yeah, I mean, greatest game ever, you know, 10 strikeout game with, with three home runs. Yeah, I mean, the, the 18 in game, nine times on base. Is that the pussy's the greatest World Series game of all time turned in by one player on base. That's going to be tough to beat. Two home runs, four extra base hits for the first time in 108 years in the World Series. Yeah, I mean, then he goes out and pitches the next day, 17 hours later. Now he. I thought he was gassed. And I mean, I really think there's a point where even Ohtani is showing e on the, on the, on the gas tank. But he pitched it as well as he could. But I think his legacy, Dan, is cemented again by he's a winning ballplayer. You know, he joins the Dodgers, they've won two world championships since he got to pitch in the World Series for the first time. This was the first time we saw Shohei, you know, pitching and hitting in a World Series. And last year he had the shoulder issue early against the Yankees. He was certainly compromised there. But yeah, he keeps going further and Further away from anybody else who ever played the game. It's not sacrilegious to say this is the best baseball player who has ever played this game. And he keeps making it more certain. If Babe Ruth knew that Ohtani would do this later on, would Babe have stayed a pitcher and a hitter? That is a great question because you just reminded me of this baseball writers dinner in New York years ago. It was after Canseco goes 40:40 and Mickey Mantle was at the dinner and it was late in the night. So you can imagine how Mickey was keeping himself hydrated. So after Kenseco got the award, Mickey actually wanted to go back up to the podium and he said, listen, if you guys, if I knew you guys make such a big deal out of 4040, I'd have done it like five times. But you know, going back to the Babe, you know, he actually said he, he really never had two full seasons like start to finish of two way play. And he actually said after the second one, it's just too hard. You know, I think his hearts, based on what I've read, was really into hitting and that's what that was his love where I think Shohei's DNA begins with pitching. And baby said it's just too hard physically to keep up. I want to hit and you know, I don't want to feel, you know, sore armed or whatever playing the outfield because there was no dh. So I, I don't think the Babe would do it. The question is how long can Shohei do this right? And watching the physical wear and tear on him, especially after that 18 inning game, Dan, I started to think we better enjoy this because I don't think it can last much longer. But then I asked Dave Roberts and he said I don't see any reason why he can't keep doing this two way pitching and hitting 20, 25 starts a year for years and years and years. This guy is just amazing. And Vlad Guerrero, you know, he. What an incredible series and a losing effort. And you saw how emotional he was after the game he was in. He was in tears. He did everything, just about everything possible to win a World Series. I'm glad you brought him up, Dan, because we knew he was a great hitter. I think this whole postseason, especially the World Series, pointed out what a great baseball player this guy is. I mean, I remember a game when Max Scherzer was pitching in Seattle in the ALCS and he's got a problem tipping his pitches and Vlad was the one in the first inning who stopped him and Went to the mound and say, hey, watch your hands here. Runners are picking it up. There was a throw at third base. Barger threw the runner out at third instead of throwing home. It was Vlad who told him throw to third, not to to home. The defensive plays, I counted three great ones he made just in game seven. And you're right, you saw the emotion on his face, how much this meant to him, the swings he put on the baseball. Dan, if you go back and look at it, this wasn't the guy trying to hit home runs. This was a guy doing whatever he could to get on base. Shortening up sometimes even early in counts, sitting on pitches. I was blown away by Vlad and his all around game. Great stuff. Are you now off? You're not doing anything? I wish I could say that, but no. It's starting at MLB Network. We start awards week next week. Start aligning up the finalists for the awards tonight on MLB Network. Of course, everybody wants to wait for the AL MVP vote. That's going to be a cliffhanger judge and Raleigh. So I'm not getting on a plane. So that's. Thanks again, Tom. Hey, my pleasure. All right. That's Tom Bernucci. He was there with Fox Sports MLB with the World Series and co host of the Book of Joe podcast with Joe Madden. You start to look at these teams that won six and seven on the road in the World Series. So you have the Dodgers there, the Nationals did this, the Cubs in 2016, the Pirates in 79. Then you go back to the Tigers in 68, the Yankees in 58. It doesn't happen very often, but I don't know how often we have a game seven in a World Series to begin with and then a team having to win two games on the road to win the World Series. But the Dodgers, from start to finish, they were supposed to be here. They got there and they completed it. So Los Angeles will be celebrating. Magic Johnson gets to sell. I think this is the 18th title with all of his sports that he's either played or been part of ownership. Does that sound right, Marvin? That is correct. 18. He said it himself. Yeah. Well, good for him. It's nice that something good is happening for Magic Johnson there. Let's take a break. More phone calls coming up. Back after this in the Dan Patrick Show. Be sure to catch the live edition of the Dan Patrick show, weekdays at 9am Eastern, 6am Pacific on Fox Sports Radio in the iHeartRadio app. Hey, it's Rob Parker and Kelvin Washington from the Odd Couple on Fox Sports Radio. 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My one worst is that East Rutherford, New Jersey field claims another ACL for my 49ers and my best along with that game is McCorkle Jones still delivering and Bob Salas still has that defense helmet even though at the injuries. So Niners are still on track. And my other best is the World Series. Absolutely delivered. Not a fan of either team and that was one of the best World Series I've watched in my lifetime. So Many moments. Moments from. Just like Kershaw coming in, getting that one out. Show you that Yamamoto Vlad hitting that home run off of. Off of show. Hey, just so many moments. Great. World Series baseball is back. Thanks, Dan. Have a great day. All right, Jay. Thank you. The ratings. Game seven of the World Series between the Dodgers and Blue Jays had an audience of nearly 26 million viewers, according to the Nielsen fast national ratings. The Most watched since 2017 when the Dodgers and Astros Game 7 had 28 million. Butch in Ohio. Hi, Butch. What's on your mind today? Hello. To the greatest team in the history of radio. Best and the worst. The Buckeye sending Jim Knowles a fond farewell. Worst, of course, the Bengals. Anything else? I'm six one, rather flaccid. 190, thank you. And I wanted to just say that I have a prediction. I think that the television academy of Sports, or whomever it is, is waiting for Dan to retire so that you guys can all get lifetime achievements awards. Yeah, I don't want that one. I'm not showing up for a lifetime achievement award. But thank you though, Butch. Yeah, that'd be the easy way out. We either win or we don't. Yes, Marvin. So you're not showing up period for a lifetime achievement award at the sports Emmys? No, I don't want a lifetime achievement award. I want a real time achievement award. That's all. Best Daily Studio. What we do then. And hopefully we get nominated. But if we win, and I know I don't want some. We feel a sympathy sports Emmy. I want that. We want it. I want SportsCenter nominated. I want MLB Tonight. I want NFL Network. I want all of those big shows, everybody who's beaten us in the last few ones. Then we get to beat all of them at one time. Yes, but that's Bring all the hammers out. Yeah, that's, you know, NFL Live. Put them all on there. Yes. Todd. Pardon the interruption. Good morning, football. Everybody, everybody, everybody bring. Bring the hammers out. That's what I want. Bob in Kentucky. Hi, Bob. What's on your mind today? Good morning, sir. I'm 58, 6 foot 7, 380 size 17 shoe. My best and worst is you. Oh, I listen. I was alive before the invention of the Internet, cable and microwaves. And then we had you on the mothership. You've been in our lives for decades. You think Dan Patrick, integrity, professionalism, goofball with a sense of humor. Then you have the Danets. I know we have you for two more years. You're like the Paul Harvey of sports. And what are we gonna do when you leave? I mean, you're. It's like a brother moving from Kentucky and taking the kids to California. You're not. You're not dead, but you ain't next door no more. Well, now that you put it that way, Bob, but thank you. Thank you. We got a long. We got a lot of time here. We got a lot of time. Two and a half. Little less than two and a half years. Less than two and a half. Yeah, less than two and a half. Although the conversation came up last night, my wife goes, okay, so you're retiring on that Friday before the super bowl in Atlanta. I said, yeah. She said, but I thought Monday after the super bowl is your biggest show. I said, yeah. She said, well, don't you want to end your career walking out of the man cave instead of Atlanta? I said, you're the one that came up with the idea of, I started my career in Atlanta at cnn, so end my career in Atlanta. And then she goes, I know, but I think it makes more sense to come back and do the Monday show. And then you turn out the lights in the man cave. I said, all right, well, let me run it by the Danets here. Yeah, Paul, So not the entire week of shows after the Super Bowl. The Monday. Only Monday. Only Monday. And I don't know if anybody's getting paid, but I'll come in on that Monday after the super bowl because it's a fun show to do. Yes, Marvin. No, I was just trying to figure out what I was. What I'm going to do afterwards. Marvin starts his new job Tuesday. Yeah, my new job was starting Monday. Yeah. But now it's Tuesday. Okay, I'll tell Bill Simmons. Oh, I'm playing. Okay. Wow. I'll tell Dave Portland. Wow. Okay, Todd, what do you think that Monday after the Super Bowl? Yeah. As to what Marvin was saying, there is an onboarding process. I think they sometimes like you to start at the beginning of the week. No, I think we should do that. We should do the Monday lights out there. But you have two and a half years to be able to tell your next employer that you won't be there on that Monday. It goes pretty quickly. We're calling in sick on our first day. You're just not calling in for work. Yes. Just seems odd that we would spend our last day on air. We're either going to be talking about the super bowl or completely ignoring the super bowl that just happened the night before because it's our very last show. We're really not going to talk about the super bowl at all. Even when we're in Atlanta that whole week leading up, we're not really going to talk about the super bowl either because it's our last week of the show. Now I'll be talking about the Super Bowl. I don't, you know, want to take a long stroll down memory lane. I don't know if that's really in your control. Yes, it is. I don't know how much it is. I'm not going to take any phone calls. We're going to just focus on the Super Bowl. Yes. Paul, I thought about this. I think Seaton may have a point. Do we go to Friday, the week after super bowl or Thursday? And then you have a couple. Invite some of our favorite guests on. Say goodbye to the show. Three or four days of, you know, Super Bowl Monday, complete wrap up. You know, some NFL off season and then some stuff for us for days three, four, and five. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. We're not adding more days. No. Let's just wrap it up then. What the hell we care about Monday for? See you on Friday. See you later. Okay. Go right into the weekend. Friday we're calling it. I don't know. I'm asking you guys. Do you guys want to do the last show in Atlanta at the super bowl on Friday and then that's it, we walk off? Seaton, the last show was supposed to be heading into Christmas, and then you pushed it to the Super Bowl. Now you're pushing it to the week after the Super Bowl. Only a day after the Super Bowl. Well, now you just said Friday after the super bowl, so then we are. Somebody just said Friday. We're not doing that. So then why don't we just really head into the draft? Because that's going to be a lot of fun, too. Big draft that year. Nope, nope. We can either do Friday in Atlanta or Monday here in the man cave. Yes. Marvin thought the final four was in Mason, Ohio, in 2028. That's not good. Oh, I didn't say it was good. I was just saying. Yeah, but you could have done better than that. You'd be shocked. I can't. Yeah. Yes, Todd. And they got March Madness. No, no, no, no, no. We're not doing any of that. No, I'm going to give you guys the opportunity. Atlanta, Friday, man cave Monday. Todd. I initially thought the Monday. Now I'm thinking we wrap it up on the road and. Okay, Friday is the answer. I'm just Gonna go with whatever somebody said last. We could say, how about Tuesday, May 15? He'll be like, I think that makes a lot of sense. I think I could find that. Yeah. All right, Marvin. Monday, man cave. All right, Seaton. Probably Friday, Super Friday. Super. All right. This is tough. Can you come back to me or did you get everybody already? I got it. No, I would say the show. Last show would be Monday after the Super Bowl. Leaning that way. Yes, Marvin, because we're going to do our super bowl predictions and then we. We're not just going to review the Super Bowl. We're not going to go over it. We don't have to. I don't know if anybody's going to really care. No, I think some people would care. Now, our super bowl picks and we're going over them. We really got to get Marvin's thoughts on the game last. I don't know. I. No offense. I mean, nobody's gonna be like, God, I can't wait to hear Seat and break down the commercials necessarily. I don't know. Todd's got mock headlines. Very last show ever. Todd's got rhyme time. Every day is a Super Bowl. Oh, never mind. Hey, well, we have some time. Let this sink in. I'm not gonna lock into Friday or Monday. I would lean towards Friday as a walk off. It'd be kind of weird, though, that, that, you know, if I had somebody who may not be that affiliated with the show, but maybe they were a good guest, and then all of a sudden we go, okay, and see you later, you know? Well, if our last guest isn't Tim Kawakami and I don't know that we're doing this right. Wow. Or versatile. Who is the columnist in Arizona? Oh, Bickley Dan. Bickley Dan. Bickley Patek. Yeah. Because we could have Rich Eisen booked. Our very last guest is a shot at Rich Eisen. No, actually I could. I'd bring me back on Monday. Just. That's a 10, 12 year bit. Yes. Todd, does your wife get any vote? Because her whole idea was that you wrap it up at the place where you started. That's why she thought like the last. No, no. She just made this suggestion. She's not part of the voting process. Yeah. Yes. Marvin, does your wife want you to retire? Because she keeps pushing it back. Does she want me to retire? Good question. She wants me to do what I want to do. She. She says you, you can't stay in one place. You're fidgety, you're always, you know, moving And I can't imagine that you're going to settle into retirement. And. And she's right. But, no, she's not pushing for it. Yeah. Paulie, what do you think? This is a tough question, but since Marva brought up, what do you think you'll spend the next three weeks after the last show doing? Drinking. Yeah, drinking. Feeling sad. You know, like when I left ESPN and I'm sitting on my front porch with my dog and no one's at home and I'm going, what did I just do? What did I just do to my life? So it might be that. Yeah, yeah. It is a very difficult thing to see squarely right in your face that the world just moves on. Oh. Like this. You're out Friday and by Monday it's like, oh, yeah, remember that. Well, here's my new show. And they just move right on. It's a horrible feeling. Yes. Horrible feeling. Yes. And I'm sure that I will feel that. Yes. Todd, to Paulie's question, do you see yourself home for a period of weeks? Maine, Vermont, some far off country. If you had a guess what that next number of weeks or month would be where you would want to be kind of asked and answered. Okay. In two and a quarter years. You don't have to worry about that anymore. No, no. You have to find someone else to pick on about every little thing that I said. Yeah. It'd be a long stretch for you kind of leading the witness there. Go try it again. Where do you see yourself going once your last show is wrapped up? I don't know if. If I ever got Italian citizenship, or at least my wife did, then I could see going there and maybe learning Italian, that. That'd be kind of something fun. Always great over there. But I started trying to get Italian citizenship in 2020, and we have document like. And, you know, all of a sudden it's like they shut it down. They kept moving the goal post here. It's like, wait a minute, we got everything. Yeah. My wife's family. Wait, we. We got paper. We got everything. And then all of a sudden, you know, dried up and I don't know, maybe I just go. Go live there for a little while. Yeah. Paulie, do some morning radio in Rome. Danielli Patrick show in the morning. Yeah. Maybe I am in Rome and I have Jim Rome on. Lovely idea. Yeah. Roman Rome. Epic. Yeah. War, pasta. Yeah. Epic. Yeah. Maybe Jim would want to do that. Maybe we could do a little podcast together. I don't think we've had more than 10 words with each other. Have we. I think we. We had him. Did we have him on in the Tampa super bowl where Jim was doing his show? And I remember him saying something. I don't know. Did I say, hey, why don't you know some. I'll go on your show. And then he said, oh, you can't do that. I said, I'll have you on my show. We were going to do shows at the same time, I think. Yeah. This, I think is back in the ESPN days. Or. Yeah, yeah. We were walking through the media center. You ran into Jim Rome, who you didn't run into that much, and you started chatting for honestly, a minute, and he said, you should come on my show sometime. And you said, anytime. And then he kind of started to walk away and you're like, let's do it. And he goes, oh, at the same time? Yeah. And you said, yeah, at the same time. We'll simulcast it on both channels, both networks. Yeah. Because he said, oh, you're not allowed to do that. And I said, yeah, I can. I probably couldn't, but I thought that'd be kind of cool to have Jim on. I have great respect for him. Him. I mean, he's been doing it a long, long, long time. You know, they're him and Colin and, you know, to be able to do it and still do it at a high level, Great respect for that. And Colin just went in. He became a hall of famer, got into the sportscasting hall of fame. Radio hall of fame. Yes. Okay. Yeah. All right, last call. We didn't solve anything there, I don't think. Did we? When's our last show? I don't know. 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Paulie, do dogs understand words or the tone of the words when you say you gotta go out, they understand or do they match it up over the years? How does that work? My dog responds to things, but you guys know more about dogs than I do. I would think that they understand language. There's certain words that they understand. Tone plays a big part because if, you know, you say something that's nice, you usually say it in a nice way. I don't know if you could say something mean spirited but in a nice way. And then the dog's tail would be wagging like, you're the worst dog in the world. You are worthless. So worthless. You know, to the contrary, I don't know if you could say something in a mean spirited way, but it's, you're the best dog. Yeah, you're the best dog. You want to get hit by a car? Like, no, let's go for a walk. Not hit by a car they still be excited about. No more food ever. Yeah. All right. Baker in Illinois. Hi, Baker. What's on your mind? Hey, what's up, guys? I'm with Bob on when you quit, you're gonna leave a giant hole in the radio universe. But I also had a best and worst. The best was watching the World Series Game 7 and texting my son back and forth and calling him back and forth. He's a Dodgers fan. And the worst is watching the packers run around like they're dressed up as the Bears for Halloween. Wow, those are bad uniforms. They are. I. I don't need to have retro that far. Retro? Yes. Yes, Marvin, yes. If it's way too black and white TV retro, then no. 70s, 80s. Yes. Patrick in Arizona. Hi, Patrick. Dan. Good morning. Good morning to the Dan that shout out to my homie Marvin. Hey, I have a best investor of the weekend, but I won't jump onto the Dodger bandwagon. Been a longtime fan living here in Arizona. It's great. Chavez Stadium east, located in downtown Phoenix. But beyond that, the best part of this weekend is daylight savings time. Because here in Arizona, where we do not observe daylight savings time means that on Monday morning, the Dan Patrick show moves from 6am to 9am to 7am to 10am I don't have to get up as early to get three hours of you guys. And by far, that's the best of my weekend and best of my fall coming forward. All righty. Well, thank you, Patrick. How about that little daylight savings time? Yes, Todd, More like Danlight savings time. Okay. All right. I'm going to give you a bloop on that. I'll give you a bloop on that. Greg in Idaho. Hi, Greg. What's on your mind today? Hey, Greg. Greg. Nick in la. Hi, Nick. What's on your mind today? Dan, what's going on? Attack each day with an enthusiasm unknown to mankind. We are over here in la, downtown la, getting ready for the parade. I got a best of the weekend. Best of the weekend, obviously the whole entire World Series. That was one of the best spectacles probably, and best series that maybe we've seen over the last 25 years. A best, sir. I've got the whole crew with some mimosas, some bacon and bagels. We are ready to go. Give him a shout. All right. Have fun there, boys. Good luck. Buck in Georgia. Hi, Buck. What's on your mind today? Morning, dp. I got a best of the worst. I'm gonna say the worst being the Falcons falconing when they missed that extra point. And I'll say the best is knowing that the Falcons were going to be falconing. Well, thank you, Buck. I thought the Falcons. I said that they were going to win the game. I thought they were going to win it before the weekend started. Tough team to figure out, man. Tough team to figure out. And Drake May didn't play great. You had your opportunity. Yeah. Paulie. The Falcons, from week to week, they. They have the Panthers next. The Colts and Panthers and Saints coming up. No idea. Final results of the poll question. Seaton. Yeah. We got two of them up there right now for you. Both of them involving painful losses. Okay. There's always a lot of fun. Worst loss this weekend other than Toronto. Bengals have that one. Followed by the Miami Hurricanes, then the Colts and then Clemson and then the most painful loss ever. We have Blue Jays, Game 7, the Falcons Super bowl, the Red Sox in 86, or the Cubs in 2003. Right now, the Falcons super bowl has over half of that vote. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. How about this day in sports history? Paul? 1929, Dan the Providence Steamroller. The NFL team didn't even know they had one. Was the first team to host a night game under floodlights. The game was against the Cardinals. They won. And 1953, the Rules Committee of organized baseball restored the sac fly. Been out of The Sports since 1939. 1972, Joe Namath on the COVID of Life magazine. 1996. Kobe at the time became the youngest player to make an NF NBA debut at 18 years, 2 months, 11 days as they beat the Timberwolves at the Great Western Forum. Did Cooper Flag surpass that? Who is the youngest player? Marvin? Yeah. Paul Cooper turns 19 in December. Checking on. Well, Kobe was 18 years and two months, so Cooper Flag is not right. Younger. It says at the time, the youngest. That was 1996. Anybody younger than that? Hmm. You have a poll? I have Andrew Bynum, 18 years and six days. Okay. Selected by the team. I got to see when he made his debut. Okay. Todd, what'd you learn today? It warms Herm Edwards heart to see teams playing very good defense. And a strong D. Travels well. Seaton, don't take a big lead at third. Yeah, I would have. I would have. Marvin. The Bengals lost the game, but won the poll. Question, Paul Random. Andrew Bynum. Reference. Todd, what did I learn? Josh Allen has 77 rushing TDs. Barry Sanders had 99 for his career. Josh could certainly get to 100. Gain super flings are here to take your laundry to the next level. Talking about gain super flings. Super sized laundry packed. These things are huge. Super fresh, super clean. Gain super flings. Gain super flings. 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