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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven to one, the freak good Morning,

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Good Morning Metroplex seven oh seventh,
Tuesday, day before Valentine's Day,

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Yeah already the singing pumpkins were two
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into that price point. We failed
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our singing pumpkins as far as sales
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aren't they only available tomorrow? We're
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in yeah to your local flower shop. So not only we were trying to

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do this, but we were doing
a story about the most expensive Super Bowl

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commercial of all time and I mentioned
Alexa and then I was like, oh

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damn it. I just set off
a bunch of people's alexas, and then

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Danny said, what Alexa play pirates? And it worked, which is in

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our mind, the most expensive porn
ever made. That Kevin had to watch

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and he's going to review at nine
o'clock or so in the nine o'clock hour.

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But somebody texted, damn you Bayliss, no porno. But my Alexa

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did start blasting a pirate's theme song
through my still sleeping household. Are you

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serious? That's awesome? Yes?
And this you could have far less pleasant

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music to wake up too. You
wake up to a day filled with adventure.

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I'm plundering and pillaging and seeing the
world from one eye and parrots with

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a needy bird on your shoulders.
Yeah, you feel like waking up and

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going to get your treasure. Yeah, take on the day like a damn

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pirate today. Everybody be a pirate
today. At nine o'clock, I will

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have audio of that. I think
we're gonna set people up for a different

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day. Man. If you have
that mentality, you play that jam behind

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you, you're kind of like,
all right, that's who I am today,

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modern day pirates. I've labeled one
of my cuts for my pirate audio.

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Uh has to bang to get loose. Okay, I can't wait for

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this, Yeah, I can.
I lost. What was the bet I

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lost for? I don't know.
Oh no, it was the Royal Rumble.

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I lost the Royal Rumble. We
had Royal Rumble prediction, Yes,

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and Kevin and one, but by
winning he lost. His punishment was to

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watch a two hour adult film that
was what made in the nineties. Yeah,

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let's run it back with Daytona five
hundred this Sunday right absolutely in on

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any daytime. You want to bet, you want to make that. You

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want the person whose car finishes last
has to watch Pirates to Stagnetti's revenge.

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Oh my god, because last is
arbitrary. Someone's gonna put crash on the

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first lap and then it's over,
and then he's proven F one man,

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that racing is all rigged and all
set up, all rigged and all set

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up. It is script. Last
time someone else wonted F one race,

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Please let her stab in one of
them. All. Well, NASCAR is

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doing the same because they've seen the
popularity. So the two finishes last you

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want to avoid. It's still a
game of strategy. You want to avoid

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finishing last. How about remaining cars
on the track, the person that last,

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not the first due that crash because
you don't want to some might crash

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and lap one it's over, and
then it's they crashed at the same time.

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So who gets a signed last who
skidded further? Why am I having

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person who actually finished the race?
Let's make it that I can't have an

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interest in it unless I have a
driver to pull for. Okay, that's

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why you're cheering for your guy not
to win, and you've cheered the last

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lap, and that's a fun different
way to view it. Is no as

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Denny Hamlin rips past. Yeah,
others Bubble Wallace, Okay, yeah,

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he's in the makes, Jimmy Johnson
or he retired, right, I can't

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think of the name of the yes
one. Ryan Blaney, Ryan Blaney,

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Dave Blaney, Ryan Blaney. Ryan
Blaney is our reigning champ. Kyle Larson.

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Isn't he the Kyle Larson's in there? Isn't he the bad word?

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Guess? Yeah, yeah he is, but he also is one of the

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better wheelman on planet Earth's Kevin Harvick
still race. I don't know. He

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wasn't in the playoff last year.
Okay, we'll get the terms on that

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bet later. Let's sort it out
much later. And that's the pregame show

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to Sports at seven. Let's see
it. Oh yeah, go ahead,

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Yes, let's go. Well,
I want to see how your review of

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Pirates goes before we decide that the
next thing you should be watching and reviewing

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Pirates. Raven sounds like someone who's
scared to watch Pirates. Dou Stak Natty's

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revision. I'll tell you this,
I'm not going to make it through as

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you allegedly did. I had to
break it into two every time bring it

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out. You broke it into two. Ouch, I hear you, dog.

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There's two hours eight minutes long,
so two sessions. Well, some

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baths content in a minute, of
course. But I want to play audio

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from Ceedee Lamb first. See Lamb
was doing the Micah Parsons podcast, and

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what you need to know is that
he is having a huge bowl of pasta,

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but he's addressing If you remember,
as the season ended there, his

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mom went on Facebook and was basically
said, dak ain't it? I think

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what was? The post had a
few other comments saying that down here to

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Houston, c J. Stroud is
the man and we'd love to have CD

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down in Houston. So CD talks
about that on the podcast with Michael Parsons

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on the Bleacher Report. Appreciate you, and then I know we're gonna clear

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the elephant out the room. I
know what my mom said. You feel

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what I'm saying. Let's get the
elephant out the room. Oh, we

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got to see the elephant at the
room. No, I have I have

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no conscience. No, I have
not been talking to my mom about any

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of this. I don't talk to
my mom about my sports nor my personal

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problems. She just being a mom. She knows her son. He comes

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home, Matt unfortunately when we lose. So she got it. She had

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the opportunity to voice in her opinion
on Facebook. Yeah, we know I

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have. Once again, I'm gonna
repeat this. No, I have no

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bee from my quarterback. I love
my dog. You know that. And

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you know we like with that being
said, it's gonna make some more millions,

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it's gonna score some more tess.
Okay, put those in the right

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order. Home. Yeah, I
have his contracts up right or he's about

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to get one. So I love
it. It's what it's all about.

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And don't ever think anything otherwise.
It's just a job. It's a job,

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and we're the idiots that get all
work. We talk about it all

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day every day. Does he really
care? Spend it? You really care?

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Eighty dollars on their hoodies? Haads? Yeah, we yeah, it's

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stressing. We care so much more
than they do. Yes, And then

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they would be like, you know, so that's you don't understand, you

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know, and just dismiss you when
you say that. Come on, yeah,

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Tony Pollard didn't know their DC wasn't
there anymore? I mean, and

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there is something to checking out after
the season. Fine, getting the hell

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away from all of that. Then
why are you doing interviews on Super Bowl

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rope radio? Checked out? Like, I'm sorry, Like it's it's whatever

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the convenient narrative is at that time. But I think that's funny. Is

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like, it's just a mom being
a mom. She as I come home

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mad. I was like, well, what did you tell her when you

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came home mad? Yeah, but
it's kind of funny. It's not that

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big of a deal, but it's
funny. I just the number one takeaway

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is he had a huge bowl of
pasta. I kept waiting for him to

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just take a break for a nice
bite of Fedicini Alfredo. Did he not

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take a bite when you saw that? Uh No, but I have one

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where he is taking a bite.
But that's how I want so bad.

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Yeah, okay, hold on,
you see he's kind of talking. Did

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he describe the pasta at any point? Not why they acknowledged the pasta?

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I hear how everybody talks me too. Bro. For me to sit here

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and just let him just do that. Like you said, y'all could be

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the number one offense, not negotiable, not negotiable. So you're and please

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say this to the world the people
that dads can take us there, please

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please, that can definitely lead us. You just also need other leaders.

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And that's why I'm pointing at myself, because I can help him. You

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know what I'm saying. It's only
so much. He already got so much

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on his plate. You feel what
I'm so much. He got the hardest

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job in America, man, Come
on, think about it, the hardest

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in America. The quarterback for the
guys comes the hardest job in America.

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And that's why I say cap in
his mouth cap uhs. And and that's

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why I say self reflection. You
gotta have a lot of that and I

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look, I thought, you know
what I'm saying. I know that playoff

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game didn't and away out we wanted
it. Nor did I have the beginning

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or first half of the game that
I wanted. But I've learned so much

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from that playoff game. Okay,
So when he says that he's pointing the

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fork at the yeah, are you
serious? The pasta fork points? Yes,

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I know that dads across America have
pulled that move dinner tables. No

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cap has less impact when it's you
know, issued and muffled through Manicotti.

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Yes, right, that playoff game
didn't we wanted it, Nor did I

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have the beginning or first half the
bowl from that believe it or not?

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So where does it start? You
can go about in the studio with a

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bowl apasta, I thought, zooming, there are a beautiful set. Look

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at him beat that pasta disposable fork? Or is that there's no more waste

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of time? Bro? There's no
more This clock is ticking, has been.

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So how do we? Georgeously,
he said, where does it start?

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For you? Does start at OTAs
and starting camp? It does right

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now, right now, I'll be
watching this super Bowl. Go to somebody

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else at that somebody else won that
trophy. That's amazing. You're just swimming

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through a big, big, big
I mean, dude, it is huge.

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Whatever bowl you have at your house
multiplied by three. Yeah, yeah.

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I want the chewing Dad fork point
to be a thing. Is that

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as we've all been on the receiving
end of that, Yes, family dinner

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and the fork point. If you
don't get your grades up, mister,

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okay, what no motocross for you? All right? I grew up in

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the seventies. Okay, sorry if
my references are a little dated. It's

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funny. Every once a week after
our show, I have to remind jj

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has, like, you know,
you work with three old white men motocross

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and that's why you need to get
a job this summer. Yes, right,

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so you know, nothing crazy out
of that podcast, but it was

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funny. The posta was the number
one headline in the podcast. Our buddy

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Joe C just texted a picture of
his Alexa playing two cellos the Pirates of

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the Caribbean theme songs about his house, two cellos. It's gonna work out

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well for our listener. Our buddy
Patrick texted in too about Alexi goes just

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got Pirates by Rick Ross on my
Alex Alexa play Pirates. We're going out

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with the swashbuckling Bang. That's okay, don't use one of the quotes from

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the script of Pirates. Washbuckling Bang. We're on that at nine, Okay.

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Now, the MAVs got a weird
win last night over the bad Wizards

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team. I don't know if it's
a this falls into the category as same

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old, same old MAVs playing down
to their opponent, or this falls into

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the category of we got some new
parts. We did just crush Oklahoma by

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thirty five. We got some new
parts. We're kind of trying to figure

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out the rotation and how things work
because PJ. Washington and Daniel Gafford immediately

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inserted into the starting lineup with Lively
still out with the fractured nose, and

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I just thought the offense just looked
a little off, And I think that's

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more to do with new parts.
I really think that. But if y'all

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think differently, feel free to tell
me that, because it could have been

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same old, same old MAVs playing
with their food like CD. I think

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it is just I don't know what
it is, and I don't know if

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the buck stops with Jason Kidd as
far as the consistency of this team.

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And I don't know. I mean
maybe two three weeks ago when we were

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Max frustrated. It's like, and
we're blaming Jason Kidd. I mean,

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maybe that's not fair. And Jason
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but he would have said, I
got injuries everywhere, and I also have

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a few guys who belong on the
bench in the NBA and not in the

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starting lineup. You know, like, could any coach in the world do

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better? Probably, But it will
see if that now that you've restocked the

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cupboard and seemingly have a better starting
lineup, and I think Lively's the only

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guy who's out to injury right now
and exum, yeah, true, We'll

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see if the inconsistency holds. And
if it does hold no matter who's on

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the roster, then I think you
do have to look at coaching because this

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thing is an ef a wild ass
roller coaster always. But on any given

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night, you could beat the best
teams in the NBA like they you know,

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the thunder or in that conversation,
at least record wise, you can

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lose to the worst teams in the
NBA, which they've kind of done this

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year and almost did last night.
You can eke out a win against a

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bad team like they did last night. You can blow massive leads to good

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teams that you have, you know, like they can do it all,

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blow massive leads to bad teams,
blow massive leads to bad teams. But

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they needed a massive run yesterday.
And like I told you before we came

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on the air, I mean,
I think if this team shoots forty three

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percent as a team from behind the
arc, they can win the NBA Championship

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on any given night or in a
series. Hell, maybe forty percent is

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the number. I don't know.
I don't know the exact numbers because they

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shot twenty twenty five percent last night. Yeah, it was a good and

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they shot forty percent against Okay,
see, so maybe the numbers forty.

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I think it's forty, you know, yeah, because there's games, Yeah

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twenty nine. They shoot twenty nine
percent against Minnesota and get absolutely annihilated a

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couple weeks ago. So if you
want to call it forty, they shoot

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forty forty one percent, they can
win the NBA Championship, no doubt.

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But you can't count on that.
Of course you can't count on it,

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but if you shoot twenty five percent, you can lose to the worst team

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in the NBA. And we've said
it before the trade. It kind of

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comes down to, is the basketball
making the swisch noise after someone throws it

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from a long way out, then
you're a good team, and if it's

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not making that noise that night,
then you're a poor team. The difference

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is, though, now you seem
to and once Lively's back, you've got

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at least a presence to get the
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And now I do understand that a
lot of three point shots there are longer

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rebounds that aren't just gonna fall to
dudes in the paint. But man,

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Gafford was a game changer last night. Game changer seventeen rebounds. You get

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smushed without him. Yeah, last
night he kept you in the game on

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a lot of different levels. He
scored, just gobbled up rebounds, blocked

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how many five blocks out side?
I think important ones too. I'm really

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excited for tomorrow night because it's Wimby
and the Spurs and Wimby. He did

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last night a triple double with ten
blocks. Good twenty seven to fourteen and

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ten blocks. He had twenty seven
last night, twenty seven points, fourteen

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and ten blocks and five assists.
And he did it in twenty nine minutes.

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Oh my god, ten blocks in
twenty nine minutes. Ridiculous. Wow,

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do you know who the only because
I remember the the Hachem Elijah Wan

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quadruple double with blocks. I remember
that being you remember that? Yeah,

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how big of a deal that was? And has that? I don't know

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what that ever happening. I know
the last time somebody had a ten block

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triple double was Clint Cappella two years
ago. I believe Akeem Elijuan had the

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most triple doubles with blocks since the
stats started being officially recorded. He did

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it eleven times, and that's one
more than to Kenba Matombo who did it

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ten and uh two more than David
Robinson. But those are the only dudes

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who really could hang a triple double
with blocks. But that's an impressive stat.

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Usually it happens when there's like one
possession where Wenby and I think he

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did get three blocks on like one
possession where he's just neutering some poor guys

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trying to, you know, block
rebound, block rebound, but he's impressed

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as hell. It did take Luca
last night back going back to real quick

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to last night, it did take
Luca needing stitches to his chin to awaken

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that beast though, because that's honestly
when the game changed. I think the

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play of the of Gafford really helped
keep them, you know, somewhat close

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without it being a blow, because
they could have easily gotten beat by twenty

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three last night, Mavericks could have
there's a beat up guy, something about

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Luca having to leave the game after
getting fouled and taken it was an elbow

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to the chin, had to leave
the stadium or the arena to get stitches.

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Came back and just he was,
like Followell said on the broadcast,

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pissed off Luca, and Skin said
the same thing. I wonder if we're

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gonna get pissed off Luca when he
comes back. Revenge Luca as how they

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described it, and you did.
And the dude just started making threes,

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dishing dimes, driving the lane and
he looked like you expect Luca to look

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for forty minutes. He just waited
until the last few of the fourth quarter,

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and then the Mavericks kind of,
you know, basically run away with

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it. But I don't know.
I think a little bit of hangover from

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getting all of these new toys together, the excitement of that rolling out on

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at the time, the best record
in the West. It's going to take

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a minute. There's a little bit
of a hangover. There's some residual we

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got this going into last night against
a team with nine wins. I just

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think subconsciously there's a human nature to
kind of just go into those things and

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realize that there's nothing they can do
that can beat us after what we did

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to Oklahoma City, and then you
realize, oh crap, this is the

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NBA and those are NBA players and
nine wins that really don't matter. When

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a team gets hot and plays with
a kind of I don't give an f

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mentality and uh oh we actually have
to work. Okay, all right,

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all right, dad. But yeah, I'm not surprised by the way that

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game turned out. I would have
been. I would have been surprised had

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they lost. Yeah, No,
for sure. The sixteen point seventeen rebound

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man Daniel Gafford calls in at nine
forty five today on the downbeat coming up

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next the scuttle butt, an American
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at DFW. Another plane incursion,
next to ninety seven to one, the freak