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You're listening to the down Beats on
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we'll break it down for you.
Cowboy was dunked on the Eagles thirty

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three to thirteen last night, and
we'll give you all the good CD details

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of that victory. And then at
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some points that might be on the
table. You're kidding after our press that

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mess. Yeah, So we'll get
to that at eight and find out.

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There's a little buzz online. A
lot of the people were like, I

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think he deserves a point. No, I think he deserves at least half

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a point. We'll get to that
at eight. Mike Story's gone this week,

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going to New Orleans for a few
days and going to uh, you

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know, crank out the rest of
his vacation days. He will be back

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next Monday and Tuesday, though,
so you know, it's kind of that

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time of year, a little shifting
in and out and things like that with

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everyone one. But we got you
here. I'm Kevin with Danny and j

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J. Let's go ahead and do
this. I think we should. We

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should draft fight. Obviously, this
town most important thing in the world is

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typically the Cowboys on a Monday when
they have John Legend and attendance and Barry

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Switzer. But I thought we did
this because it's kind of happened on Friday

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into Saturday, and I think it's
a little pertinent, and it was something

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that we were waiting for the shoe
to drop, so and it finally happened.

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Show he O Tani, maybe the
best athlete that's ever lived, possibly

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signed a ten year, seven hundred
million dollar contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers.

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So he realized that there's no team
in the city that he's in and

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he's like, I'll just go there
for seven hundred million dollars for a little

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bit of just just to help you
here. The Rangers as a whole are

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paying Corey Seeger, Marcus Simeon and
Jacob deGrom six hundred and eighty five million

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dollars over the course of their contracts, So twenty two years, six hundred

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and eighty five million dollars. There, ten years, seven hundred so seventy

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million a year for a guy who
can only hit. He can't pitch this

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next year, and he can't play
defense this next year because he was not

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allowed to throw because he's having Tommy
John surgery or has had it. He

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can only DH, so for one
of those ten years, he's he's dhing

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for the entire season. Yeah,
I saw that he wouldn't get to shitch

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first one. Yeah, until twenty
twenty five. He's how old he is?

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Thirty? No, he's not thirty, but he's he's you know,

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he's twenty nine, So okay,
he'll be thirty in July. Wild you

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wonder. I mean, we were
projecting what five hundred million, six hundred

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max. I think six hundred was
the number I'd kind of settled in on

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because I thought they could just kind
of look at it as a thirty thirty

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thirty to the high best hitters in
the league, and thirty to the best

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pictures. Maybe the best pictures get
up to forty. But just knowing that

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he got once he got hurt,
I thought that was going to dip down,

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and it didn't. I'm sorry,
I don't see it. I don't

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see making that kind of an investment
in one dude when there's so many other

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needs to be filled. You know, I'm glad the Rangers didn't spend this

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kind of money. I don't think
they had it to spend, and you

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had mentioned, you know, the
Mavericks are dealing with this as well,

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maybe the Stars to a certain degree, but the TV situation here is so

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in flux. Yeah, and the
TV contracts for the teams, especially those

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three, it's just such a wild
card right now. It's hard to determine

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where this revenue would even come from
to be able to pay that bill for

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Otani. And I just don't understand. I mean, dude, I get

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it, he's great. Maybe he's
the greatest baseball player of all time,

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but he's still one guy. And
it takes so much more than that.

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This has got to be so much
more, has to be about so much

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more other than just winning and making
your team better. You have to factor

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in. This is about a profile
thing for the Dodgers as well, sending

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a message to their fans, getting
consistent turnout, ticket sales, marketing,

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all all the things that are adjacent
to baseball but not necessarily connected to wins

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and losses, playoffs, World Series, things like that. So I'm glad

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the Rangers didn't bite on this too
hard, but I think once it gets

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to that number, it's like,
okay, cool, Well, yeah,

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I mean, you just kind of
you lower your little sign that you have

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at your auction and go, okay, I guess I won't be taking home

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the Stevie Ray Vaughan guitar today.
You go ahead and take that collector from

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Japan. So he The previous biggest
contract in baseball was Mike Trout four six

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million, okay, So he crosses
that by over two hundred and fifty million.

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Wow, the highest for North American
team sports in total. Pat Mahomes

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Patrick Mahomes at four hundred and fifty
million dollars okay, And he sounded a

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big fatty, which he probably shouldn't
have because the quarterback contracts are going to

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keep going up and he could have
got more. But ten at four fifty

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is what Patrick Mahomes signed. Also, you have Damian Lillard making fifty million

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a year for the Bucks, Lionel
Messi sixty million a year to come play

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for Miami in FC Dallas. It's
the like, but it's the duration of

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the MLS. It's the duration of
the contract and all the money in baseball

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is guaranteed. Yeah, so he's
not going to be the best player in

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baseball when he's thirty nine years old. No, But this is the whole

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thing is when you get a guy
who is the you know, Japanese Taylor's

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with Beyonce or whatever you want to
call it. Right he's legitimately the biggest

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thing they have and then you throw
that right there into your fan base and

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they have TV money. And I
was reading it a little bit on it

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yesterday too, and it was basically
the Dodgers kind of had a down year

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in signing last year, Like they
didn't sign a lot of people, which

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makes sense that they knew he would
be a free agent. So it's kind

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of like but you know, he
also did like pretty quiet negotiations with the

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Mets. GM said they never got
in on it, like he never reached

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out, but like the Blue Jays
were a rumored team. I heard the

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blue Jays. I mean there were
reports that he was going to Toronto over

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the weekend. I felt like the
Kawhi Leonard thing, like here's another team

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just to kind of I mean,
we knew Kawhi was going to get like

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max money, but like, just
here's another team to add some intrigue in

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baseball. It could be a bid. It's a huge economic thing right there.

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You know what, you know what
it was great to see that.

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In a lot of cases like these, when you have free agents, the

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Rangers are always in the conversation,
but I always feel like the Rangers are

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used as a leverage tool and never
taken seriously. You didn't even really hear

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about the Rangers being used as a
leverage tool. Now, that may be

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because that all of the negotiations,
all of the negotiations by Otani's desire were

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kept somewhat you know, clandestine.
But yeah, it was just nice to

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have them not be just kind of
like an oversight in all of this.

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But look, man, when you've
when you've just won the World Series and

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you have what probably in all likelihood
will be your one and number one and

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number two starters, not even really
a factor, I mean, not a

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factor really at all in the playoffs. Obviously de Grom didn't play a bit

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insures there was eh kind of meh, kind of meh. But do you

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have both of those cats coming back? Probably one of them, obviously one

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of them will start the year and
the other will join them, who knows,

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maybe by the All Star break hopefully
You're kind of like looking at your

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situation, especially when you see what
Valdi is capable of. Yeah, I

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mean, why would why, Yeah, why would you spend five hundred million

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on Otani just for the fact of
getting the biggest name in sports? Maybe

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that would be the only like that
you would have to know. And there

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are people who it's their job to
find out he ain't the biggest in sports,

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not American sports people know whose job
is to get projections for you.

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Maybe the biggest name in baseball,
but he ain't the biggest name in sports.

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Yeah, No, that's probably still
Lebron honestly, right, I think

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you could probably list five NFL players
that come to mind. Makes you.

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Yeah, I when you ask Americans
about who the most famous player in American

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sports is, I bet Otani is
probably not in the top ten, dude,

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Yeah, because NFL is king.
Yeah, probably, and so was

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Lebron. Now this is all kind
of lays into what you just said a

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minute ago. According to Ken Rosenthal
late last week, the Rangers seem unlikely

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to bring back Jordan Montgomery due to
the financial uncertainty of losing their local TV

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deal, which is going to happen
because Bali did not have their ducks in

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a row and we all know the
story and We've talked about it a lot,

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so that's going to affect them.
I wonder how much the ballet thing

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affected Mark Cuban getting ahead of this
Las Vegas Sands deal so we could sit

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there and go, okay, the
valley thing, and and I know a

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lot of people got tired of hearing
me bitch about it. I remember getting

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feedback from people, you know,
which is whatever feedbacks feeds back. Yeah.

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I do look at it and listen
to it. But some things do

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need to be talked about, like
what you're going on and on and on

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with, like, yeah, because
it's going to f us eventually. More,

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it's more than just not being able
to watch the game. It's more

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everything. It's more than just an
inconvenience for keV Oh yeah, it's an

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inconvenience for the Rangers and the MAVs. I don't like that. It limits

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your your your spending options for sure. Yeah. I think the Rangers are

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fine, and I think as is, even if you lose Jordan Montgomery,

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which I mean that's not a done
deal. No, no, not done,

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but I mean he may want to
come back in Red Sox. And

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you know, I started mentioning names, you know, the Yankees and Mets

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are going to be a part of
that. So it's like, well,

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I think if the Rangers can make
a competitive offer comparatively to what other teams

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would try to seduce him away with, you know, and maybe pay a

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little bit less, they're still dudes. Ray Davis still owns this team,

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you know. Yeah, he's a
very very very very wealthy man and probably

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worth more than is reported. The
guy does quite well. Yes, so

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it might not. They might not
be relying on television revenue as much as

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other teams, but dude, they
just they couldn't be more high profile now

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than they ever have been, which
I think would give not only free agents,

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yeah, free agents that that are
theirs, but also free agents that

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are out there to look at this
thing and go, good grief, man,

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see why has something badass going on? John Daniels created the Core See

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why grab the torch and has absolutely
been killing the final leg of that marathon

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or that that relay and the staff
that they put together. It's that's an

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allure to you know. Granted,
yes, in sports, guys want to

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get paid, for sure, but
I think there's still something to the fact

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that dudes do want to win.
They do want to win championships. I

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hope that we've not as a society
becomes so jaded that that money is everything.

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This is why baseball is different to
me though, because baseball owns you

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for six years before you can even
go get decent money. So like if

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Jordan Montgomery's like, okay, so
I was owned as a minor leaguer for

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six years and maybe arbitration or whatever, and then it's like, now I

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can get a contract for the first
time. Yeah, that's true, and

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what are you gonna do? Sign
a one year and maybe that's the way

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to go. I mean, his
MLB star has burned out because of allegations.

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But Trevor Bauer did a big article
like five years ago that was very

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interesting. He was like, I
kind of just want to travel and see

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America. So I'm my plan is
just to sign a one year deal with

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teams at max value, which is
something when I said that's stupid, get

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ten years of security or whatever,
but it was it was an interesting article.

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Now he's not pitching because he might
have sexually assaulted a girl. There's

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a lot of that story. Jeez, that's a whole other thing. But

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that's a you're center. Jordan Montgomery
like, hey, George, come on,

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but I was running back one time, one year forty million when he

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could go get five years twenty five
million. I don't know. I don't

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know what you do there. That's
just fun and that's how the Rangers should

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operate. Probably. No, like
now, like you're paying a big commitment

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to de Gram who might get hurt
again. Since you've done a few of

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those, it might be let's do
short term commitments for higher money. Yeah.

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I like that because you have your
your core yeah set for years.

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I tend to agree though. They
spent their money really wisely, man,

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and it's easy to say when you
when you're hoisting the World Series trophy.

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Yeah, we spent our money wisely, but that could have gone the other

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way. They got a lost Game
seven in Houston. Absolutely, and then

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we're maybe having a different discussion.
Oh we're bitching. Yeah, like,

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damn it. Thanks to the Little
Morning Downbeat. Yeah we brought it home.

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We did it, and thanks to
prosper Forward for getting us there in

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suv with Apple Play. Thanks to
the cow and the guy dressed up as

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Mario, Let's do bartas Danny Hailey, Steinfeld's twenty seven. I need an

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assist. Who dat this is the
tough part. Dickson pitch perfect singer boyfriend

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seventeen. Oh, come on,
don't start with that. Well, no,

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I'm helping him figure out who this
is. Her boyfriend is Pete Davidson

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in the NFL quarterback He's Hailey Steinfeld. Oh, Josh Allen. He's white

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and he'll let you know that he's
white. Josh Allen. But like,

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are they together? Because you don't
see or hear. I haven't heard or

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seen anything about them lately. Well, I don't know if it's because of

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the teething, but you notice the
Bills and the Chiefs aren't as dominant.

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You know, they're living a celebrity
lifestyle that you just you gotta focus on

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the game. You gotta focus on
what's happening in between the lines. I'll

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tell you about my Chiefs hot take
Chiefs. I found the Chiefs to be

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highly likable with Patrick Mahomes, but
just the Travis in your face all the

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time in every commercial and the tailor
thing, plus Patrick Mahomes grapping about the

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refs yesterday on a call when the
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The Chiefs are losing very good points
that they had stacked up for a long

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time. I think people are starting
to go. I don't really like them

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anymore. It's just yeah, and
you went for a long time like the

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Brady haters, just watching the watching
that that group exponentially grow over the years.

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You know, I'm sorry, Patrick
Mahomes. You don't get handouts like

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are we supposed to not call penalties
because a cool play happened? We're gonna

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talk about that, right, I
think? I hope so, and you

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I want to play. You have
the audio. I understand what the grinpig

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was and it's like, I've got
the audio, Okay, good. I

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think it's the frustration with receivers and
he doesn't want to put it out on

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them, so he's trying to put
in another It was hard. I really

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believe that it was hard to tell, and I did believe in the moment.

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We'll talk about later. Most death
is fifty. He was born Dante

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Terrelle Smith. What was wrong with
that name? I've known that fun fact

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my whole life. Dante Brenda Lee
is seventy nine. Danny the singer,

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the singer really because she's the one
that did the cool rocking around the Christmas

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tree. I can't none of her
tunes come to mind right away. I'll

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be kicking myself when people go,
dude, you did this. Oh yeah,

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that's her. You could have told
me that she died in nineteen sixty

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nine at the age of eighty,
and I'm like, yeah, I believe

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it had no context or idea of
her time frame. She's four foot nine.

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No, uh, yeah, really
four nine, that's what she's listed

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at. Yeah, huh, she's
got to be taller than that. Nobody's

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four nine. Well, she had
a song called Dynamite and they called her

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little Miss Dynamite because she's four nine. And that's another fun fact that I've

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always known. And I'm telling you, you've known your whole life, and

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I thought I would work that in
it. He knows the god given birth

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name of most deaf in the height
of Brenda Lee. This guy is a

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fount of information. Jermaine Jackson's sixty
nine. Hey, no, uh,

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the oldest? No? No,
who's the oldest Tito boy? Yeah,

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Rebe's the oldest, but Tito's no. No, Jackie's the oldest boy.

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How many were there there were nine. There were nine, but they were

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the Jackson five and I think who
the four? They didn't have talent.

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They all talent, They were all
part of the They all sang, They

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all have some kind of like music, whether it was big or not.

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Daddy forced that on. I think
Marlon was a twin and I think the

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twin died. Oh that's like yeah. I think it was ten total like

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it it would have been ten,
but yeah, it was nine. Hey,

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Danny on TV right, there is
wrestler Chris Jericho who will join us

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in the studio tomorrow at nine.
Do your homework tonight, KT read everything

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you can on Chris Jericho. I
think I'll watched the interview he did on

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NBC five. Uh, Nicky six
is sixty five? Can I just say

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this, and it's no offense to
any Motley Cruz and Nicky six? Yeah,

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author of the Heroin Diaries. I
don't know if there's a band that

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I don't understand more than Motley Crue. They're terrible. There's an era of

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music that I don't understand more than
that, that early mid EIGHTI I don't

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get it. Man. He didn't
appeal to me. No, no,

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no, I get it. I
get why it wouldn't. It was a

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silly time. It was a very
very silly time in music history. It's

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uh, the cocaine years. You
know. It's funny looking back at the

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time when I was listening to that
and you know, thinking that was the

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coolest music on the planet, and
all of the other stuff that was happening

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concurrently, The Cure, the Smiths, you two, all that stuff,

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which you were a dork if you
listened to by my group of really smart

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friends. Now years later, Oh, you were into the Smiths when you

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were in high school. You're really
cool. Oh you were listening to Rat

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and Docin. What a douche.
It flips, you know, But at

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the time it was like, oh, so cool. And then you get

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older and you don't care what anyone
thinks. I wish the thing, and

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I love the Smiths, and I
love The Cure, and I don't listen

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to Docin or Rat anymore unless it's
forced upon me, or you're in the

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mood for sedge to Han of nostalgia
on a case. Oh yeah, John

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Carey's eighty farted. The other day, Ray Mysterio Junior's forty nine. That's

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a wrestler Brody and then the late
entrepreneur James Craft would have been one hundred

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and forty nine. He created cheese
asteurized cheese, his cheese product. Way

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to go, James Craft, you
did it. There's your birthday's for this

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day in history. The other one
I would say that I wanted to add

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onto this is that Playboy magazine published
its last nude issue on this day in

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twenty fifteen, and then they folded
like a cheap lawn chair. What have

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we done for the last eight years
without nude Playboys? I can't even find

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a naked woman anymore now that Playboys
stuff printing nudes in their magazine has been

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a rough coat. More different places
that I can orgasm from. Jeez Ken

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the moon, okay, the cheese
moon. Coming up next. How did

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the Cowboys dismantle the foe, the
Philadelphia Eagles? And are they going to

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the Super Bowl? We'll tell you
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