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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven one the Freak Boy during the break

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Danny Daylist's Hot Cowboys opinions. No, I was just reading some from the

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owner of the Cowboy. I don't
think he was. I don't think Danny

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Is could even hold it. I'll
tell you Sports at seven, Yeah,

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he couldn't. I will tell you
one thing, damn it all that the

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Cowboys lost that game. Mike McCarthy
would be out of a job right now.

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You think so, I do,
good, Lord, I do.

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Okay, we're in tuck ragers and
astros here. But what in the world

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is on Danny's mind? Now?
In Sports at seven, come with that

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fire all the time, Man to
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begins with just so everyone knows,
just to be clear. So football is

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going to be the opening act for
Rangers Astros. That's what we've decided here,

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let's do it, Danny, was
that quote you just read. This

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is from the Dallas Morning News,
the cheaper, kind of more kmart version

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of Dingu's Morning News. But they
had an article today and Jerry was quoted

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appeared on a radio program somewhere in
the world that he did not agree with

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coach Mike McCarthy's decision to kick the
field goal at the end of the first

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half. Like, oh, I
don't know everybody else in America felt the

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same way, thought that you had
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and then you can kick the field
goals safely with a timeout in in your

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back pocket eight seconds left. He
was quoted saying, first of all,

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this is not an impassioned response,
but I thought we should have tried another

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pass in the end zone and used
the clock a Cardingly, whoa turn Irish

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pirate. From the perspective, I
had. I thought we might be able

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to try it there, but I
haven't talked to Mike about the call.

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Jerry Sparrow, Yeah, Jerry hates
him. I really do think that Jerry

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hates him. He says, uh
do. McCarthy was quoted saying, I

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think the end of the half,
if you look at the series going down

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there, it was a bumpy game. You get in those spots and you

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have two play calls that you're anticipating. That doesn't mean make any sense at

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all. No one knows what that
means. Let's see Dak Prescott said,

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no problem right there, settling for
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Dak. Prescott's a company man,
too wise man once it. But it

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worked. Yeah, it did work. We won by three, got three

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there. Jerry went on to say
it was an important win and as I

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sit where we are today, we'll
take this four and two. This offense

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has a lot of room to be
man and more effective, and we got

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some of it at times last night, Mike did can I offer a Can

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I offer something to you two Cowboy
fans? Please? I'm offering a trade.

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I represent the Miami Dolphins. I
want two first round picks for Mike

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McDaniel. Really, I think I
would do it. There's a pretty long

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history of trading for coaches. I
mean, can I make Mike McDaniel just

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be the offensive course ordinator? Well, who's the head coach? But is

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Mike McDaniel. Let's not forget that
he had things sputter out of control in

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the playoffs last year. Now,
granted he had a third shrink quarterback in

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the game and Skylar Thompson, but
I would consider it. If there was

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a coach that it's worth it,
he would be on the short list him,

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maybe Shanahan. I know it sounds
crazy. I mean, a minimum

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wage player in the draft. Mc
daniel comes here, he ain't gonna have

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the personnel to do what he's been
doing. What's he gonna do with that

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argument? But seriously, what is
he going to What is Mike McDaniel going

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to do with this group? Did
you'll hear any of the speakeas yesterday because

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Jeff had Jeff put into words something
that I thought about a little bit.

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He was look at every big play
that happened for the Cowboys that it was

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Dak extending a play with his legs. We kind of talked about that in

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the morning a little bit too,
but it was all broken plays. It

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was nothing scheme to get open.
And it reminded me so much of Aaron

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Rodgers in Green Bay, just pulling
rabbits out of his head and running around

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and getting guys open and extending plays
and making McCarthy look good. Yeah,

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I mean that's what when in reality
he's breaking free from the McCarthy game plan

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by doing that. Yeah, And
McDaniel is eighty three percent pre snap movement,

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and every damn game, all game, there's receivers open and a quarterback

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who's very accurate in short to mid
range passes to get it there. I

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don't know that's what I'm saying,
but I mean, the star is pretty

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bright around Mike McCarthy right now.
And if you're the Cowboys, they're still

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going to be in the twenties first
round picks. It's not like you're likely

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giving up a top twelve pick or
anything. It's kind of amazing. Top

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five teams using pre snap motion Dolphins, Chiefs forty nine, Ers, Jets,

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Bucks. Top five most explosive play
Dolphins Jeeves forty nine Ers, Jetsy,

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Then with Zach Wilson for the top
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and that's not as simple as just
juice presnet motion, and the Cowboys

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aren't near the bottom of the league
and using presnet motion. But it's like

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it's just something to watch. I
just think if the Cowboy I mean,

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do the Cowboys ever I mean you
could say they win, they get it

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done, but do they ever like
scare or intimidate when they walk out on

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the field and they think, oh
my god, this offense, what are

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we going to see today? No, like, not even close to that.

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And every time the Dolphins walk out, yes, a blend of personnel

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which they've catered to their system and
just gone with speed and paid a pretty

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penny for it. I mean,
you paid a lot for Tyreek Hill and

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moved up for Waddle. But I
don't know they scare people when they walk

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on the field. The Cowboys don't
even come close to intimidating someone with their

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offensive creativity. Well, you know
what the the Dolphins end up doing is

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they they make their opponent each week
spend a lot of time game planning for

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them for their offense. Do you
think that the Cowboys? I don't think

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people are spending as much time figuring
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as they do Miami's. And that's
valuable time. You know, that's hours

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that that is extra hours in the
in the film room. That's extra hours

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with your coaching staff working on stuff, community, communicating that stuff with with

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with your players. It's they don't
make it easy on your opponent when when

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you see Miami on your schedule.
And I think that's valuable. Even even

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if some of the preta pre snap
stuff is kind of window dressing, you

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still have to account for it.
You still have to understand what they're doing

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when they get into those four emotions
or try to Yeah, bad news,

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the trade offers off the table.
Oh you've declined. Yeah you should have

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signed. You should have run to
the podium to I think, I really

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do. I might they do something
I mean loco like that. I mean

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I would negotiate a one in a
two and try to see if I can

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get you there like a first round
or in a sick rounder. Maybe not

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in the same draft. Spread them
out so we don't get killed here,

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because you do have to keep adding, Uh, that's interesting. Mark McCarthy's

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not the only problem on the team. We're not saying that, But like,

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I think the personnel is kind of
okay. I think the offensive line

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is are the biggest problem more than
any of your past catchers outside of Michael

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Gallup, who's disappeared. Did y'all
hear the kirk Cousins audience disapear? What

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do you mean he's disappeared? He
was targeted a lot. He just can't

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catch the ball or and or Dak
can't get it to him. He's in

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his head or something's going on there. Did y'all hear the kirk Cousins audio

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by chance? No? No,
I on the place for you Kirk Cousins

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after the Bear, after the Vikings
beat the Bears nineteen to thirteen. I

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think we all kind of liked kirk
Cousins a little more after watching that Netflix

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show The Quarterback. Sure, and
then this will trans positioned us into baseball

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for Rangers. Uh. Garrett Bradbury
in the locker room pregame, I took

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a clip from the from the Texas
Rangers and make sure that Creed got played

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before we went out in the field, and I felt like that that may

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have made the difference. So we
got that going for us. But take

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any questions, Yeah, what made
you decide to play with Freed? You

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know that the Rangers have been playing
creating their role in the playoffs, and

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uh, uh you know, we've
been listening to it in the lifts a

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little bit here and there, but
music banging on the on the on the

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boom box, most pregames, and
uh in the locker room, we thought

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maybe mix it up, mixed up
to genre a little bit at some Creed

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in there, and uh, Garrett
made sure it happened, and uh it

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was, Uh, it was well
received. We started, you know,

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quite a catalog, but we started
with with higher, with higher this week.

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We didn't want to you know,
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So we just won Higher and then
uh, you know, next week,

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maybe we can see what we go
to from there, a new tradition.

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Well, you know, we'll see. But uh, you know,

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I just may have made the difference. Who knows. I just love Creed,

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Oh God, Creed. According to
this article in Fox for Creeds.

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According to this Spotify says that on
October eleventh, so that's one week together

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day and it's the day after the
Rangers beat the Orioles. Streams of Creed

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songs were up one hundred and seventy
five percent compared to the average in September.

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And we've done it once. Yeah, you know it's this, he

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told Jared Sandler. It makes it
feel like this has been going on.

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This is a season long, bitter
longer. But this has been played one

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time, one time, but we've
been talking about it. We'll have one

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playoffs and stole the idea for the
vikings. Yeah, because he was sick

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with all that rap music. Yeah, he basically said that, and then

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he said, we don't want to
push our luck. Ye. Justin Jefferson

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got hurt and he's like, well, I've got the boom box out.

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It's it's just sitting there. It's
just sitting in Double Jay's locker. All

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right, let's play some white Christian
metal, just one song. But if

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there was a quarterback, it was
gonna do it. Boy. Kirk Cousins

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is the guy that would be the
Creed guy. I thought it was cool

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when they did the Creed sing along
at the game. You know, it's

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Game three of the DS against the
Orals, and they did go out to

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the bullpen and he and he's back
there of the bullpen and just throws up

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his arm like, yeah, they're
doing like he'd been waiting all year.

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I didn't see that he was.
This is great reporting by Jared Sandler because

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this is taking off over the last
ten days, and this was nothing that

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anyone knew anything about. You know, Creed somehow benefiting too, is their

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creams are going. I think about
the members of Creed that were just kind

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of sitting around, you know,
I don't know what they're doing these days,

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but you start getting these these as
cap BMI publishing checks showing up in

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your mail. Whoa, whoa,
what happened? Hello? This is great

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you righters? All right, let's
think life is wrestling? Is Scott staff

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like in town right now? Okay, so I've I looked at this.

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So if you would use him for
the national anthem, yeah, we're soon

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that he knows the song. Oh, he's definitely done national anthems. Would

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you like to discuss some of the
ceremonial things going on tonight? Yes,

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yes, seven o'clock parking. Let's
open at three thirty. By the way,

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so mac schers are against of course
Christian Javier too. First names.

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Your first pitch will be thrown out
by Ian Kinsler to Derek Hollin. So

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that'll probably get a big cheer from
the crowd. They're giving out thirty thousand

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Rangers rally towels brought to you by
on the Border, and the national anthem

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will be sung by the Strikeout Kings. But so no one and okay,

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Coofax, Roger Clemens get out there. Oh so no luck on that.

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Uh sorry, I pulled that out
of my computer, Dan's computer. JJ.

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Sorry. They also added a new
food item, mikey good, big

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text torta. It's a red and
blue soft torta bun. And then it's

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got no one Ryan brisket, a
split Texas chili, all beef, hot

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dog, an egg, what the
are you kidding? Almost what slash tomatoes,

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shreds lettuce case? You know what? Fine? They triggered me to

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do it again yesterday we took on
what is the fair food funnel cake.

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Oh, this is gonna be in
big trouble. No, no, no,

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I'm with you on this anti torta. I don't know. I don't

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even know if it's with you on
that sandwich. I've never had a torta.

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That blue me away. I'm out. Yeah, I don't know so

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much. I tried because love Banketta
is such a staple for me and my

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diet once a week. I tried
the torta one time. Incredible. It

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was just absolutely banging. I feel
like the meat to bread ratio is thrown

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off. I agree, not there
it was. Now. I'll say I've

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had some bad poe boys on that
note, and I love a great po

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boy, So I could eat a
tortu that that blows my balls off.

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But I've yet to have one.
And I'm sure the text is going to

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blow up with either great tortos or
calling me an idiot, and I can

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handle both of them. Well,
they're not doing themselves any favor, any

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favors by slapping a freaking egg on
this one. You know. It's kind

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of like on board. It's like, yeah, sure, that's weird,

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and you're throwing a hot dog and
some chili and Nolan Ryan's brisket. Oh

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egg, thanks, I'm that guy. Oh my god. Nothing drives me

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more insane than watching those damn cooking
shows, which I love, and seeing

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these chefs that you watch and you
respect and you want their recipes, and

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you're looking at their t techniques and
you want to try to do that in

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your own kitchen. And they talk
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Oh, and what makes the burger
the best is when you put a

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fried egg on it. Die,
what are you doing it? And they

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cut it in half and the orange
good all over the meat. And then

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it shows the guy, well,
eggs are so good? What is it

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with food people like chefs and all
that sort that just think that eggs are

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so amazing. Yes, I love
you, I mean I love you too,

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dude, but I'm not anti egg
I will eat migas and I'll have

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scrambled eggs. But man, when
you start getting into that world of runny

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eggs and fried eggs and over easy
and sunnyside up, man, go to

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hell and burd. I like my
eggs over hard, Okay, Otherwise I

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really won't eat eggs, like I
don't need it. The gooy was putting

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eggs on hamburgers. Some people completely
with you. God, he's a nasty

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bitch. That nasty bitch puts eggs
on his hamburgers. Your brother, Oh

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yeah, yeah, he'll try anything. Yeah, he loves all everything.

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Uh I let's wain, let's win. But I'm telling you, if we

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keep winning, God forbid another week
or two, we're going to see Scott's

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staff here. Oh, I think
he might be saving it for the ws

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the how do you want to say
it? Of knocking on the wound?

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You get to get on Saturday Night
Live, like, what's happening? Now?

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Are they back? It's funny you
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would a national anthem sung by Scott
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go all the way back to the
year two thousand and five, where Scott's

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Staff was invited to sing the national
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in Homestead, Florida. Mikey,
Yes, and uh, let's pick it

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up right at the beginning. I
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but here's the second before I see
the mic lifted to his mouth. Here's

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Scott's staff with the national anthem eighteen
years ago? Who see? Can you

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see? By the jonserly loved?
Who? What's so proudly? He?

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Here's the twes last leave me who's
brought stripes? I can stop this whenever

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you want, Go ahead, miked. He sounds like he might have a

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nice voice. It's like but it's
like, oh see can you she?

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Yeah? When he starts constricting his
merton, she, I mean, why

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why are you doing that for the
national anthem? Can he sing the song

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can You Take Me Higher? Yes? And where do you fit it in?

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You can't fit it in post national
anthem, would have to be before

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national anthem. You're got to round
him up and see that they're getting along

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and make sure he's still sober,
and like, we could skip America the

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Beautiful, the bonus song that gets
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seventh stretch when we really need to
cuts into taking me out to the ball

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game? What about doing the stretch
long enough? We gotta do the cut

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and eyed Joe, Yeah, which
we broke the lyrics down a while ago.

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Great, I don't know. I
mean that plays your bets. Yeah,

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I think we probably see Scott's no
cotton eye. Joe just came on.

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Oh no, he's opening his throat. He's probably got a nice voice.

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Urged all the suite, We're so
curld Lee stream, here come jets

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flying over bell the Rockets, weird
Vols, Birsty. You should see the

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blank faces of the NASCAR gads,
they're just gonna go. He stap weird,

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it's sweet through it. Scott Sippar
sticks the landing. Here, guys,

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oh seear dolls there stars span Angel
okay, Cwner, he wants it

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to see step Florida. That's the
lamp. Well that stuff, thank you.

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So shure's your through six live batting
practice. He threw sixty eight pitches.

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He said that in the fourth inning
he really tried to step on it.

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Like every fastball, every off speed
pitch, he was ripping it.

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What do you get it up to
ninety four? Don't have a gun on

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that? Well you look that up? Yeah, thanks you. Actually,

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he said, held it fine.
So he said, I don't know how

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it translates doing a sim game in
an empty stadium to the playoffs, but

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I'm ready. Boche said, he's
been whipping my ass yep, like I

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thought. Our buddy Evan Grant had
a great article that kind of calmed me

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and reset me. And the headline
is says Max Scherzer returns to the mound

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for Game three. Rangers don't need
him to be their savior, and it's

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like, just just be a starter. And that's so true because I'm like

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dreaming about the best of Max Scherzer, which has probably not been seen in

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many years due thirty nine years old
coming off an injury and by the way,

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nod because this is what eight twelve
week injury and he came back in

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five for tonight, like this is
awesome at age thirty nine. This is

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cool. We don't need Cy Young
up there. You take this start for

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Max Scherzer. Okay, I'll answer, go ahead, And the first thing

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is three innings, three and two
thirds innings, two runs, Yes,

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well you take that. Yes,
Other than starting, whoever would go in

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his stead? I mean, if
he were, I think three is probably

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the cap on it. But if
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he's probably leaving the basis chucked or
at least two on, so that's

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gonna be four. Or he's you
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You know, he's throwing between fifteen
and twenty an inning, and he's laboring

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out there. They might yank him
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was that he will come out and
it will be much like de Gram's opening

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day start, where the first inning
is like, holy crap, we finally

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got a pitcher. It goes well
in the first inning, in the second

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starts to get beat her out a
little bit. That's what I think is

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gonna happen. But monitor a how
he's feeling, because next year does matter

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a little bit. B Though,
if it starts like it's gonna go bad

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quickly, Yankee, I'm sure they've
got it. I'm sure Heiney or Martin

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Pez because they'll come in and switch
the hand on it. They might be

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lightly warming up. Regardless, they're
getting man. And one thing we haven't

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seen yet in this series it's only
been two games, is the breakout big

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bats opening that sucker up. I'm
fully anticipating seven or eight runs by the

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Rangers tonight. If he at home, they are going to be bursting at

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the seams to rake. If he
goes five innings and gave up zero or

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one runs, it's the equivalent of
a no hitter, no doubt. Like

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just the way it's gonna feel well
the old Yeah, I regretted something this

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morning, and it should have been
a bit that we were pushing yesterday next

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because Max Scherzer is heterochromatic and we
all should have worn two different shoes today.

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Oh damn it. I swear to
god. I was like I should

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have worn because I don't have contacts, you know, And if you go

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to work today with like one contact
in, that might be kind of funny,

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like a cool little tribute to Max. But that's not something we can

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all do. I won't do eye
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don't play eye games. I draw
the line there. But if you're getting

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dressed right now, you have a
casual job, wear two different shoes,

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two different colored shoes today and tweet
at ninety seven one the freak as a

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subtle nod to Max Sureser. Or
paint one of your nipples brown and the

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other blue and show up without a
shirt. You know what, if you

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have nipple paint, you can do
that. If you only have one pair

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of shoes and nipple paint, you
can do that as a tribute to Max

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Shureser. But two different color shoes
today, yeah. Or half beard,

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shave off half your beard on one
side of the face, clean, shave

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it on the other shide. Asking
for the world here, I'm trying to

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make it easy on everyone. Not
everybody has shoes. Mister rich boy,

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I would like to apologize You're right
any Sometimes I get so wrapped up on

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my own stuff that I forget.
Oh boy, some people only have one

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shoe. Move some spots Katie.
Coming up next, we have a fierce

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