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That everybody's got kind of a gripe here and we were talking about Michael Jordan, he was talking about load management. Is there any way that we can solve this? And I don't think there is. It just it's today's player. And today's player is taking care of today's player. Not necessarily team first, individual first. And there's so much money to be made. You want to extend your career. Maybe you get a couple more years out of it and that could be another $40 million when you think about it. So the investment is in you now. I hope we don't have more Kawhi Leonards. From the standpoint of if he plays, I'm surprised and he's going to be a first ballot hall of Famer. It's weird when you think of careers. Like if I say Kawhi Leonard, what's the first thing that comes to mind? Marvin Load management. Yeah. That shouldn't be the first thing you think of when you think of a Hall of Famer. Yes, Eaton. I get it. I'm different and I'm not thinking about things the same way, but the first thing that comes to mind when I think of Kawhi Leonard is him laughing. That song, the theme, okay, it's like the best video I've ever seen. What did Kawhi do last night? Did he play last night? Checking. Yeah. See, we don't even know if he played. They only scored like 83 points or something. You know what else though? I do, even before I think of load management, I think of him hitting that shot sort of over the backboard. Ish. Falling into the crowd. That's an all time great moment. I do think about that play, winning a championship with Toronto. But he was such a great story in San Antonio and it was like, that guy's really good. And he played on a team that was really good. And then he was a Finals mvp. And then all of a sudden it got weird in San Antonio and then he's seeing a doctor, I think in New York. And then there was a falling out. And then next thing you know he's playing elsewhere. But I can't think of somebody else where you go, you know what comes to mind? Load management. Not something great that happened. Yes, Marvin. But you know, I think load management was a big thing in Toronto also. I think he played maybe 59 or 60 games to hold him for the postseason and then end up winning the championship. So when he went to the Clippers, hey, sure, play 60 games just so we can have you for the postseason. Sunday night, it's a matchup between two teams looking to make a little noise. The Seahawks against the Commanders. That'll be Sunday at 7 Eastern on NBC. And Peacock, you know, we were talking yesterday about, well, you can't pitch to that guy. Well, we were talking about Shohei Otani today. We might be talking about Vlad Guerrero Jr. III. Two for four, a home run. He now has 26 hits, seven home runs, 14 RBIs in the postseason. Are we getting to the point where maybe we don't pitch to Vlad Guerrero Jr. Otani pitched to him and paid the price as he took. I mean, that was one of those pitches where, oh my goodness, how far is this going to go? And he certainly covered it, took advantage of that. This is kind of like we went from Godfather 2 to Godfather 3. So if you watched the 18 inning game, that's Godfather 2 last night. Godfather 3, where you go, okay, all right. Just in comparison of, that's one of the greatest games in baseball history. They've been playing 150 years. And then last night was just like an ordinary game with Ohtani on the mount, but Vlad Guerrero stole the show because that's one of those. You got to do something dramatic that kind of resets this because it felt like it's Dodgers, they win dramatic fashion. Walk off, home run, Ohtani on the mound. You guys are going to be on the ropes. You're going to be down three games to one, and then they can go for the clincher tonight. That was the feeling that I had. And then all of a sudden when Vlad hits the home run, now it's different because then it felt like we homered off Otani and you guys shouldn't be pitching to this guy. That momentum, that was big. That's a big swing. And now you got the pivotal Game five tonight. Yes, Marvin. It was like when Rocky hurt Drago. He's just a man. Yeah, that's what it felt like. Okay. All right. Deep cut. Yeah. Stat of the day is brought to you by Panini American. It's not a machine. Official trading cards of the Dan Patrick show. By the way, we have the Flacco around and find out T shirt. Today is the last day. That's it. Go to dan patrick.com. here is one. Dustin in Alabama called in. He had to go to work. So he called in to Tyler and he said, hey, the Saints are changing their quarterback and it's Tyler Shuck. He said, what about shuck around and find out? What do you think, Se? I'm super in on shuck around and find out. How about shuck around and find out first? Perfect. All right, see if we get get that up@danpatrick.com. it might be up by in the next 40 minutes. Okay. It'll help if he plays well, but he's going to make his day. Who are the Saints playing? They're at the Rams and they're getting. And they're getting 14 and a half. That's okay. That shucks shuck didn't change a line at all. Okay. Unfortunately. Oh, shucks. That's s a sh ough. Yeah. Interesting pronunciation. Yeah. Yeah. See, that's the problem. If somebody's going to be shuffle around and find out, it's definitely shock. Yeah. Yeah. Now we're good. Those who know will know the Saints fans and the Rams are about to find out. Oh, yeah. Shock around and find out. Yeah, Paul. His last name is spelled S H O U G H. You wouldn't go his show. Showtime. Tyler show instead of shuck. Yeah, I'd like to know the show me the money. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Shuck around and find out. All right, thank you. Dustin in Alabama, who called in for that 877 3dp show. Good morning. If you're watching on Peacock. Thank you. Downloading the app, say good morning to our radio affiliates around the country. Paulie said that there is so Quinnipiac University in Connecticut. I think that they cornered the market on having polls like sports polls. Did they have news polls as well? Yeah, political. They're big in the political game. Okay. And then Paulie said Quinnipiac has a poll that they put out. And what kind of questions are on that? Sports questions? Just the background. The Quinnipiac poll started in 88 by a research professor and they started with political just locally and then they got big in the political national. Here's one of the questions they asked a bunch of fans, both sports and casual sports fans, following questions and I have you guys guess the results. The current NFL season has 17 regular season games and three preseason games. The NFL is considering adding another regular season game and removing a preseason game. Do you support or oppose this? What do you think the percentage was supporting and opposing? 85% supporting. 61% support it. Only 21% oppose it. 18% had no opinion. Here's the follow up question. Adding a regular season game would increase players salaries, but also increase their risk of injury. With that in mind, do you have any problem with them adding a preseason, another regular season game? No. Same thing. 61% said it'd be worth it if players were injured more often. I don't know as a consumer, as a fan that we think about injuries in the NFL unless it's to a star player. Like even Jackson Dart got concussed. He's in the blue tent, his coaches over there going, come on, get out of there. I'm sure the Giants fans are like, yeah, they got fined a couple hundred thousand dollars for that. But I'm sure they're like, hey, we're good. But Jackson darts in there. He wasn't in there long enough where it felt like they were gonna, you know, concussion protocol, rub some dirt. Come on, let's go. You know, I think we've gotten to that point where the NFL leaves us sort of numb. There's. There's no load management. Everybody's playing. They're playing as long as they can, as hard as they can. We for as long as they can, and getting an extra payday and another game check. And because if they truly cared about safety, they wouldn't be playing another game. The NFL, okay, they kind of care about player safety, but they do care about adding another game and playing games all over the world. I wish they would do more controlled scrimmages and you could do that with another team. Maybe you use those as the preseason games and. And maybe you let the, you know, fans come in. Maybe you let them come in and watch it for free. How about that? Maybe you do something where you go, hey, fans, we're going to give something back to you. Calm down. I know. Calm down. You're throwing a lot of stuff out there. I know, I know. I. I hate free. My bad. I have a couple more questions. Oh, okay. This is from the Quinnipiac poll. The dynamic kickoff, introduced last year, is intended to encourage more kickoffs and reduce collisions. Do you prefer the new dynamic kickoff or the previous kickoff style? What do you think the results are by a random poll? Well, I don't know who these people are voting on it, but they don't sound like die hard sports fans. They tried to, looking at the basis of the poll, they tried to find a cross population of hardcore sports fans and casual sports fans. Yeah. What so far from these results leads you to believe they're not sports fans? Because they're not. They're not sounding like a sports fan. Like 61. That number doesn't sound like sports fan 61. No. 1 never not sports fans. Never has been. No. Hey, you're going to add another game who is not in favor of another game. Everybody is. Right. If you're honest. Yeah. Everybody will be fine with that. I don't know. Players are fine with it. Football is one of those things. I'm kind of like, I definitely don't need Wednesday night football. I really don't. I'm sorry. I know I'm not as die hard as the rest, but there is definitely too much of a good thing for me. Maybe you're part of that 61%. Well, not a real sports fan. There you go. Nailed it. Yes. Paul. I. I think, though, I want a longer season because at the end of the season, I always get like, it's over already. Oh, it's a pretty long season. Yeah. In football. But I want it to be longer because it's not as long as the NBA or hockey. No, I don't want it to be as long as the NBA. No. That's interminable. We have fewer football games to watch than any other sport. Yeah. Here's the results on the kickoff. 70% like the new version, 26% want the old version back. These. They're not sports fans. You want the. You want old school kickoff? Let's go fly down at, you know, 20 miles an hour and ram into people, get carted off. That's okay. There's somebody else next. Man up. That's the way football fans think. Any other questions here? Okay, this is. The NFL is considering moving the super bowl to President's Day weekend. So that is followed by a federal holiday on Monday. Do you support or oppose this change? 100% they support it. 64% support it. Come on. And these aren't sports fans. We've been asking for this. Who doesn't want a day off? Yeah, move it back Sunday. You're off Monday. Who doesn't want a day off after the Super Bowl? Now I gotta get back. I gotta go back to work. Yeah, I. I'm not buying into these, These responses here. Yes, I like that you're getting angry about this. Oh, come on. The kickoff. Here's the last question. Thinking about professional football, would you describe yourself as a super fan, a fan, a casual fan, or not a fan? So now you're gonna find out who was answering these poll questions. 10% said super fan, 22% said fan, 29% said casual fan, 38% said not a fan. 38. Yeah. See, why the hell are you asking these people the question anyway? Why are you answering? Why don't we have just die hard sports fans that you're gonna ask this to? Well, it should start with, are you a fan? Okay, now let's ask the question. Right? If you're doing a pol. Brussels sprouts, you're not calling me. I hate them. Yeah. All right. That's Quinn. Pull. Okay. All right. They lost some credibility with me right there. I'm just telling you, the school. Yeah, the entire school did. Is this the journalism department there? Yeah, I'm not naming names. Yeah. Now, I have been to Quinnipiac for a basketball game. They got some good hockey. They have some great facilities there. Shout out Quinnipiac. Soccer. Yeah, hockey's good. Quinnipiac. Okay, what's the poll question for the final hour? Is Quinnipiac happy to be on the Dan Patrick show today? That's a poll award nominated program. What is our poll question? Poll question for hour three. Is. Is it pronounced Quinnipiac or Quinnipiac? Sorry, just kidding. Quinnipiac. I don't know if there's a state that can decide or can argue more on how their own places are pronounced more than Connecticut. Everything is pronounced differently depending on who you ask. Who is tonight's more game, more Must win. Ish. The Dodgers, 56% must win game. It's a must win game. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I think it's a must win. That's right. Yeah. Who are you? Whom are you rooting for? It's about 68% rooting for the Blue Jays. Okay. Yeah, like, thought it might even be more considering everybody else in the country and in Canada. I know we're on in Toronto. I don't know how many other places in Canada. Yes. Marva, you seem puzzled over there with your Blue Jays outfit on. No, no, I was just trying to figure out how to get to Toronto for this weekend. Are you going to go? No, but it sounded good. It sounded good, right? Like, oh, you know what? I'm going to go. Me, Drake, you could go Friday. If there is a Saturday, you're back on Sunday. Toronto's great. Great city. That's on my bucket list city. That's a bucket list city for me, that. Chicago. We went up to Toronto for a film, a Sandler movie. Got to spend a little time there. It's beautiful. We ripped that place up. Yeah, we did. Yeah, we did. They're still talking about that. Yeah. That is one of the more surreal. I don't even remember if it was a weekend or not. I don't think it was. I think it was a weekday. More. One of the more surreal 72 hours I've ever had in my whole life. Yeah, well, we got to meet Dan Aykroyd. Yeah, we went to. We ate dinner with Dan Aykroyd at Ivan Reitman's restaurant. Like, what the hell? With Adam Sandler. I know. What the hell kind of bizarro world are we living in? But we wanted to ask Dan Aykroyd questions, but we couldn't. We didn't want to. And then Sandler goes to Dan Aykroyd. Danny, let him ask all the questions they want. Right? And then Ackroyd. Yeah, yeah, let's. Come on, you know, ask me. He told us crazy stuff. I know. That was. That was very generous on Sandman's Parks. I said, my guys want to ask him questions. He goes, go ahead and ask. No, Danny's cool. I go, no, no, no. I said, I'm going to need you to help. And that's when he's like, danny, they want to ask you a bunch of questions. You're okay with that, right? Okay, go ahead, guys. All right, let me take a break, get to more phone calls here. Update the poll results. 8, 7, 7, 3 DP show everybody's feisty today, Feisty Wednesday. We're 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 Cabino and Rich from Fox Sports Radio. Now, in addition to hear hearing us live weekdays from 5 to 7pm Eastern, 2 to 4 Pacific on Fox Sports Radio, we're excited to announce a brand new YouTube channel for the show. Yup, that's right. You can now watch Covino ENRICH Live on YouTube every day. 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Join me and my delightful guests every Thursday. And let's get weird together in a good way. Listen to what are we even doing on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This just came in. Aiden Hutchinson has agreed to a four year contract extension. No details as far as money, but I'm guessing, I don't think it'll be where Micah Parsons is. I don't know if this is one of those. He's getting 47, I want to get 48. And he is in the middle of year four. The Lions did what the Cowboys should have done with Micah Parsons and. And that is lock him up in the previous year. It's inevitable that you have to sign him. Well, it, it should have been inevitable for the Cowboys with Micah Parsons and if they did that in the previous year, they would have saved money on that. Yes. Paulie, would you like to play the guess how much Aiden Hutchinson is going to get paid game? I just got it from our guy, Albert Brer. Okay. All right, so this is. It's four years, blank million with blank million guaranteed. Now are we doing the average? The total number? So it's four years, a total of blank million and blank million of that is guaranteed. It's big. I am going to go 160 million with 100 guaranteed. Any other thoughts there? Here we go. Four years, $180 million with 140 million guaranteed. Injury guarantee, of course. Wow. What's that average out to? Because that's what I care about. The total. I don't care. 45 million per. Yeah. So it's less. Less than Micah Parsons. I was going to say it was going to be 43 million, but yeah, good for the Lions. Great player, healthy. You got a chance to win a Super Bowl. Yeah, yeah. It's out of nowhere though. Yeah. I have Micah Parsons at 4 years, 188, 136 guaranteed. So the trade off is a touch more guaranteed for Hutchinson, a touch more total for Parsons. Okay. Jay in West Virginia. Good morning, Jay. What's on your mind? Hey, Dan, how you doing today? Good, good. Hey, I wanted to go back, talk about load management. I think it's about 15 years ago. I'm a Spurs fan. I'm a die hard spurs fan and I remember about 15 years ago, I think we ended up the season as the best record in the NBA. And we was going against the Memphis Grizzlies, and I remember Tim Duncan got hurt during that playoff time. And maybe that's, that's happenstance, but maybe that's, you know, just the wear and tear of going through 82 games. But I remember getting knocked out the first round against the Grizzlies. And from a super fan perspective, I'd rather see my. I rather see my start players take time off than. Than miss out on a chance to win an NBA Finals. I think that's how it all started, in my opinion, so. Well, how many, how many times did Tim Duncan play 75 or more games? He probably never played more than 75 games in a season. Yeah, Paulie, Tim Duncan's first six years, he hit 82 three times. 81 once. But once he got to age 27, he had a couple where in the 80s, but it averaged out to be about 75 games a year. Okay, all right. That's a lot more than I thought. It's. It's more so that they invented the concept, didn't push the concept. Yeah, look, if my team has a chance to win a championship, then yes, I understand. Load management fans will be okay. If the bottom line is that you're going to win a championship, it's all the other teams, like, if you're an Atlanta Hawks fan, you're not going. You know what, let's just load management because who knows, we may be winning something here. You know, we're going to be in that seventh spot. We may have a shot at winning at all. I don't, I don't know how many fan bases will be like, yeah, all right. I like what we're doing here. Yes. Marvin, are the Atlanta Hawks the default team to just make fun of. No. I'm surprised that Trey Young is still on the team. Same. I don't know if there's a guy who puts up incredible numbers but is probably thought of less than what he should be because he then he put up like 27 and 10 last year he averaged 25 and 12. I mean, that's nuts. Those are hall of Fame numbers. But Marvin always says you prorate Wizards numbers, Hawks numbers, Charlotte numbers. Yes, Marvin. Hey, you took the words out of my mouth. Charlotte lamelo ball. He's one of those guys where he's going to put great numbers. Yes, but just on a bad team. Yeah. And if he, you know, maybe if they were better, we think of them in higher regard. Yeah, but the Hawks are the one seed or the Wizards. Wizards also. Well, they're. They're emeritus. Like, they've. They're. They graduated into their own little sect. They're the Washington Generals. Change the name. Yeah, they should. The Generals. Copizi in Palm Beach. Copizi, what's on your mind? Good afternoon, DP Dan, it's always a pleasure to speak with you. First and foremost. Shalom. Fritzi. Marvin, you must know how phenomenal your shoe and hoodie game has become. It's a chef's kiss. Seaton, Son of the Savage. I think it's unbelievable if he didn't get it from you, whatever. And Paulie, you're the ultimate glue guy. I needed to say those things. Reason for calling? No, reason for calling was I worked for the Expos back in West Palm when I was 16 years old. I'm 48 now, and I would take the guys to BP into the bullpen. So for you know what? Not Gary Carter one time, Marquis Grisham, Larry Walker. That team was insane. And I took Gary Carter with a buddy of mine. He was allowed to come with me on the golf cart. And he screamed to Gary Carter, he goes, carter, let me get your cup. Honest to God, Gary Carter takes it out of his jock, throws it over the fence. To this day, I'm 48 years old. My best friend Greg still has the car in his man cave. That's a story for all generations. I'll tell you guys. Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for your service. I remember Mark McGuire when he set the home run record and I interviewed him in the off season, he said that somebody stole his protective cup out of his locker during the season. I said, man, seems random that you're going to go through. You're going to be able to go through somebody's locker and take somebody's protective cup. Tom in Michigan. Hi, Tom. What's on your mind? How you doing? Dan and the Danette. Great. Good morning. Hey, just roll on. I know you guys been talking basketball, but to roll over back to the Expos again. Got a trivia question for all you guys, if you can. See if you can figure it out. Who is the three time league MVP that was drafted by the Montreal Expos in 1995? Tom Brady. That's right. Thank you, Tom. It's Montreal Expos day. Who knew? Who knew? Linda in Kalamazoo. Hi, Linda. Hi. Good morning, gentlemen. Good morning. Hey, I wanted to make a few comments on what you were talking about last hour on the baseball micing up players and so forth. I Think they should. And I know not only that, but I think that they should have every game have the lineups being introduced by the public address announcers, and. And they should carry the national anthem both on radio and television. That's one thing I like about the Blackhawks, the Chicago Blackhawks radio broadcast. Whether they're home or away, they will at least let you go down and hear the public Cadets announcer, introduce the person during the anthem and play the anthem in its entirety. And I'm being, as a totally blind person, I like the mic'd up situation, especially when you can hear the umpire say ball and when they have a strike. And I. My fiance, who's also totally blind, is just getting into the sport, so I showed him how he can kind of tell on the television where. Where you know, what's a ball and what's a strike. And as long as the home team is batting and you hear the pop of the pitchers in the pitcher's ball hitting the catcher's glove, you know that it's a ball. When the crowd cheers, if it's the road team batting and you hear that pop, you know it's a strike. Yeah, I love this. Those sounds. I like the ambient sounds. Linda, Paulie is partially blind. He's blind in one eye, legally blind in one eye. Now he tries to pose a little bit as somebody who's kind of blind. Your thoughts? I. I mean, I don't. I don't have a problem with that as long as he's honest and he is. He knows when he can and when he can use his vision. But it's always good to be able to get training with a blindfold if you have some vision, so that if, God forbid, you were to lose your vision completely, you would have the ability to do things and you wouldn't be totally lost. I dated somebody who had partial vision, and they relied totally on their vision. And then one day, out of nowhere, and I was out of town when it happened, they lost their. Their sight and they had to call somebody, and that person who knew my house had to tell them where the pans were, how to set the stove, etc. Etc. And it was. It was not easy. Yeah, Paulie has an eye patch there, but legally blind in one eye. But thank you, Linda. Thank you. And I'm all for the ambient sound. I think it's great. I don't need players interviewed during the game. All Star game is great. I like that. But they still have a job to do, and you can't be there, you know, all Of a sudden, you know, you pop up and you go, what? What just happened? Yeah, Paul, I do like that. Linda's friend that lost his vision completely. His biggest priority was finding pots and pans to make his next meal. Like, I need a grilled ch, not an eye doctor. I need a sandwich. Curtis in Illinois. Hi Curtis, what's on your mind? Hey, morning. DP was just wondering this the other day. I thought about it yesterday but with, oh, Shohei Ohtani pitching, wouldn't really come into play. But if he's just going to go on a tear again and if he leads off with the home or something like that and they decided to just walk him, wouldn't you just give him free reign to steal second every time to get in scoring position right out the gate? If you don't have to worry about him injuring his hand or whatever for pitching, I would say no because he's still going to be pitching when, you know, the previous year when he put up those incredible numbers, he wasn't pitching. But yeah, yeah, at some point every one of these guys, for the most part, they stop running. I mean that's, that's a real toll on the body. But I mean I'll take 20 stolen bases from otan. That's an oh, by the way season. 20 stolen bases. But he had 59 the previous year. Andy in Los Angeles. Hi Andy, what's on your mind? Hi Dan. Good morning, Dan. Dennis gonna try not to stumble here first time and it's my one year anniversary listening to the show. 6ft 225. I started listening last year when the World Series was over and you came back on my local radio show and I started. I found out your show that way and now I'm a peacock subscriber. Just comment on the Dodgers and maybe a question on Tahoe. The game was over yesterday after that six inning and they continue to let Ohtani pitch and they let Banda and it almost reminded me of when you go to a casino and within four hands you're in and out like you ran out your stuff quickly. But other than that, I was actually in Tahoe and I got to see Steven there. I'm not sure if he remembers but I got a picture with him. I was just wondering if you guys will ever have an audience there. I don't know if we will in Tahoe because there's too much going on at that time. Whenever we can, if we can do a studio audience, we're going to try to do that. But thank you for the phone call, Andy. Dave In Mason. Hi, Dave. Hey, Dan. How are the. Dan, you and the Danets, The Shohei Houdani of talk shows. Thank you. Yeah, I just wanted to comment on whoever is answering these poll questions. I don't understand that audience. I'm. I can only assume that the same people that would say that maybe both teams in the super bowl should get the Vince Lombardi Trophy. You know, everybody gets a trophy kind of people. I don't know. But the new kickoff is terrible. Yeah, I'm okay with the new kickoff because we're getting some results. If you went back to the old school one, I'll take that. But this one at least has movement. That's all I'm asking for. But these aren't sport. Like, you can't ask people who aren't sports fans sports questions and then look at those results and go, oh, okay. Maybe you didn't even watch the kickoff. Maybe you don't even know what we're talking about with the dynamic kickoff. So you do a poll, and I couldn't care less about your responses. Yes, Marvin, at Quinnipiac. They definitely asked some academics. Football buffoonery, Buffoonery, Buffoonery. Jake and Buffalo. Hi, Jake. What's on your mind? Hey, Dan, Based on Linda's call giving the advice to Polly, is there any chance that we get, like, Paulie doing a blind prep for Meat Friday or basketball shots or something just to get that practice in? I don't know. Paulie, you've suggested that you get blindfolded for one show. My shooting will probably be about the same. Yeah. Yeah. I don't think that'll be effective. Not at all? No, it'll not go in. Yeah. But you wear the eye patch occasionally. Occasionally, yeah. And you had a scare a couple of months ago. You know, I. I wasn't going to bring it up, but things are all better with the eye. Might as well say it now. The retinal tear that was going on the past year, they've cleaned it up and it's back to where I was a year ago. It's a lot better, and I'm in a lot better mood about it. Okay, good. Yes. Seaton. This is going to be insensitive of me, but I lose partial blindness, sympathy. When one has been a motorcycle rider most of their life. You can't be half blind and ride a motorcycle, but also want people to be like, yeah, but you're half blind, man. That's too bad. You rode a motorcycle most of your life. It's fair point. I did cheat on how Am I supposed to feel bad about that then? Like, how blind are you really, if you could ride a motorcycle? Or how impossibly reckless and stupid are you that you rode a motorcycle while half blind? More the latter. More the latter. Reckless and stupid. But you're not asking for sympathy. No, no, I don't have a fairness to your eye. Like, the person that just called in was blind. Real blind. I real blind. I don't know if they're like, oh, yeah, by the way, I got a Honda CC2 59 or in the thing, you know, whatever. When I was 16, when I went to the DMV, I did cheat on my eye part of my driving test. I used the right eye first, memorized everything, and then just repeated it back with the left eye. Statute of limitations. I'm going to have a citizen's arrest and I'm going to turn you in. But if you're born that way, you just adjust. So like riding a motorcycle. Yeah. I couldn't see anything to my left, but I try to make more rights and left. Who needs going to the left anyway? I made three rights instead of making a left. Took a little longer. Dp. True story. How about we take a break? Let's do it. How about we take a break? Todd, how we doing? We're doing good. Okay, Oscar Roberts. All right, last call for phone calls. What we learn, what's in store tomorrow. All of that after this. Fox Sports Radio has the best sports talk lineup in the nation. Catch all of our shows@foxsportsradio.com and within the iHeartRadio app. Search FSR to listen live. Jenna World, Jenna Jameson, Vivid Video and the Valley is a new podcast about the history of adult film industry. I'm Molly Lambert, host of Heidi the Heidi Fly Story, and I'll be your tour guide on a wild ride through adult films. 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This is a different country that we live in, man. Ain't nobody got no patience no more. I don't either. I don't have patience as well. I want things done right now because I'm used to putting in the work and you want the result from the work you put in. I don't oftentimes work like that. Okay, once again, you can get a Brazilian butt lift. You could come in here flat as I don't know what. And leave. Thick as a snicker. Winston Churchill, wasn't it originally said that? Abe Lincoln, I think when he gets big on that proper credit. Margaret Thatcher use that all the time. Iconic badge. Thought that was Lincoln, but okay, checking today. Today she's thicker. I'm thicker as a snicker. Diana Rossini, she never got thicker than a. Sorry, wait a minute. I mixed up my stories there. Sorry about that. My apologies. It's a good timing, though. What a show. What a show. Fun. Okay, back to Diana Rossini. Diana Rossini is standing by her report about Steve Sarkeesian. What? She was qualifying her report in different places. When she was asked about it, I think she meant it to be as a topic. She had heard some stuff about less of a breaking news report that he was discussing with the NFL. She said they have every right to be mad. Unfortunately, they never added Steve Sarkeesian wants to stay at Texas. They just said that is not true. We did not talk to any NFL teams. But she's saying that. That he did. Or at least his people. His agent, I think he's represented by Jimmy Sexton. Does that sound right? Any kind of the agent to the coaches. Let's see. Most college coaches want to coach in the NFL at a time where the college landscape is really difficult to navigate. A lot of unknown, I think makes all the sense in the world. The problem is nobody wants the world to know that. You're always looking just in case. Final results of the poll question. What are you going to go with there seat? No. Gunner. Yeah. Yep. Final results. We went with for whom is tonight's game? More must win. Ish. The Dodgers absolutely need to win tonight. That is a fact. All right. Mazer in Iowa. Hi, Mazer. What's on your mind today? Hey, I want to talk about the content that Jordan's delivering right now. He's been retired for 20 plus years and it's not exactly like he's ever been going out of his way to deliver his opinion because he thinks people want to hear it. He's been kind of laid back and going off on other ventures. So the content we're getting, are we really shocked? I mean, he's always going to say he's the best and we know he's the best. So people are going to really have to dig at him to get opinions because he's not just going to voluntarily offer them up. Yeah, I don't know what the parameters were that Mike probably said to NBC and Mike Tirico. Here's topics that I don't want to talk about. Here's topics I do want to talk about. I don't know. You'd walk in there and you say, mike, we're talking about everything. I don't think that's happening. But I would like to see more of what Kobe did where he was actually giving you an analytical perspective. He's actually breaking it down as if Jordan would be going out and he Was going to play Shea, Gilgis, Alexander. You know what I'm going to do? Boom. That's what I want to hear. I want to hear those insights about today's player. I'd love to hear what he says about Victor Wembanyama and what we've seen so far. The, you know, the evolution of the big man being as versatile, if not more so, than anybody else on the floor. I mean, think about it. Big men have become more versatile than anybody else. They can play inside, they can block shots, they can go outside, they can pass, they can shoot threes. It's incredible, the evolution of a big man, or at least what we used to expect to now what we almost take for granted. There's some video of Wembanyama going between his legs. He's bringing the ball up the floor. He's being pressured, and I'm like, he looked awesome. It looked AI. It did. Yes. Marvin, right? And big guys, there's no more power forward because there's no power. You just forward, forwards and center. This day in sports history, Paul, your boy. 1973, O.J. simpson of the Bills went over the thousand yard mark. You loved him in college. I did. We're talking about football. I liked him in the NFL as well, up to a point. He got 1,000 yards in only the seventh game of the season. And, oh, this is ironic. 1979, Willie Mays was forced to sever all ties with Major League Baseball because he accepted a job as a greeter at an Atlantic City Casino. 1995, Jerry Rice of the Niners became the NFL's leading receiving yardage guy. All time, 1440 yards. Clay Thompson had 14 three pointers on this date in 2018. 14. Didn't he have like nine dribbles or something? Was that the game? 11, 11. No, I think that was the 30. That was a 37 point quarter. Is that a shot at Tom. No, no, no, no. He broke Oscar Robertson's record. That's. Come on now. All right. You all right back there? Doing fine. Quiet the whole hour. I raised my hand a few times and you chose not to call me, so I took a hint. Not. Not this hour. Not this hour. Last hour. You were upset with me and I raised my hand two or three times. No, I wasn't. I told you to take the segment off, but you didn't raise your hand this hour. I did not. Okay. That's what I just asked you. What did I learn today? Todd, you've realized more than ever after watching Giannis last night that dribbling is optional in the NBA with that silly gather step. Thanks for the phone calls, emails, tweets, the all around support. Our pleasure to serve you for Fritzi, Seaton, Marv, Paulie, yours truly, and of course the backroom guys as well. Have a great day. Enjoy the baseball. We'll talk to you tomorrow. In the heat of battle, your squad relies on you. Don't let them down. 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