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This is a downbeat on ninety seven
one the Freak. Is this all from

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your curated Halloween playlist? Boogeyman Lamb? That is a top ten Halloween song.

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So a few things in this segment
to get to, including some Rangers

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say Game four talk as well.
Cowboys trade deadline is today? Is it

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feels like sports has said, Hey
October, it's mine. Cowboys trade deadlines

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today three pm. You just can
get this out there. They don't care,

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they don't operate this this way,
so it probably doesn't matter. But

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to a man, if you cornered
Jerry Jones on the street, he said,

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Jerry, do you want to win
a Super Bowl? And he so,

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well, of course I do.
Then you'd go, then why aren't

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you doing all the things necessary to
win one? Because if I'm the Dallas

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Cowboys today, I'm calling the Las
Vegas Raiders and I am saying, how

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many first round picks of ours do
you want for DeVante Adams? Because we

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want him now? Okay. I
wonder if they say two, then you

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say nah, I'll say nine.
Then you start bargaining from there. Okay,

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But the point is Devanta Adams went
to Las Vegas, left Green Bay

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for two reasons. Ay, he
bought some land in Vegas, moved his

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family from California down there. It
was tough as his grandma can't travel very

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well, so she can't go to
Green Bay, you know, but she

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could see him play in Las Vegas. And he's going to play with this

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college quarterback, Derek Carr. Match
made in Heaven makes sense great, okay,

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And then the Raiders to say Derek
Carr is not good enough for us,

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we want Jimmy Garoppolo. Last night, DeVante Adams, after weeks of

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bitching about not getting enough touches and
being open all the time because he is.

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Last night there was one play where
he was overthrown wide open. He

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slams his helmet on the ground,
sits on the bench and says, I

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hate this BS. Now we know
he has a couple of taco bells in

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his house, but that's not why
he moved to Vegas to play with Jimmy

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Garoppolo and have a house of taco
bell He moved there because he ate he

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didn't want to be tied to Aaron
Rodgers' contract and all the family stuff.

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I told you about his last Vegas
situation. He is phenomenal, still a

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top five wide receiver in football.
His numbers won't show it this year because

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he plays for the f and Raiders. He had seven last night, seven

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targets, one catch for eleven yards. Yeah, he's amazing or definitely one

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of the most dangerous receivers. He's
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into one hundred and forty million dollars
deal that runs through twenty six. The

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county would be able to have him
locked up for this year in three more

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years and paying him a ton a
ton of money in his older years,

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the price you pay for going all
in. They won't do it. They

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won't go all in. They won't. I mean Greg Olsen brought up in

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the Rams Cowboys game something that we've
kicked around here, and uh, I

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don't know. Do you think that
they what would serve them better going after

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another wide receiver, fixing their running
game problem with a Derrick Henry trade?

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Okay, I don't know that Derrick
Henry solves it. He helps it for

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sure. You would think given DeVante
Adams, the offense becomes unstoppable because you

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have two guys who can get open
no matter what the play call is.

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Over and I will say, as
dolphin man, it is a pleasure to

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have two ones at receiver and one
may be the best damn player in the

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game with Tyreek, but Jalen Waddle
is a one as well. And if

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you couple Ceedee Lamb with the DeVante
Adams like it changes things in the snap

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of a finger. Over dude,
win the NFC, just like that.

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That's all it would take. It's
look at it right now. The Cowboys

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beat the Eagles. The Cowboys are
the one seed and f and NFC after

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all the crap we've been through,
okay, and really no convincing win yet

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you know that makes you go,
oh yeah, this is the year.

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Beat the Eagles and that's it.
You're stacked at wide out for many years.

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And you're gonna renegotiate Dax deal next
year anyways, no matter what any

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Cowboy fan out there thinks, that's
what's going to happen. They're going to

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redo Dax deal so his cap hit
is less. They're already pushing money back

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on Dax deal. They're gonna do
that. Why wouldn't you just do it

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here? You would still be good
next year. The only thing that you

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would have left to do is draft
offensive line help, Okay, figure out

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running back, which is easy to
do in the NFL. God knows,

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goss the Dolphins who have they can
run Jeff Wilson out there. Yeah,

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they can find a running back,
sign Michael Parson. That is all your

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work that is left to be done. You still got to do some work

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on the offensive line always, and
I don't know if that is done via

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the draft. If it's kind of
a win now attitude out there considering a

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lot of windows they're closing, namely
Jerry's, but I don't know if I

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mean, dude to me, two
first round which will be late round picks

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both years to get another one receiver
in here. It's almost not even a

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question. You're guaranteeing that your team
is very good and the contender in the

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NFC until Jerry's eighty five. If
you make a trade for Devonte Adams to

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day now, again, they don't
like doing business that way. Do you

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think it would even take a first
rounder? I think I think so.

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But man, oft times with the
receivers, you hear something like Jesus,

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all right, that didn't cost as
much as nearly as much as you thought.

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But the Cowboys're gonna bind is.
It's their first round pick will be

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bad. You know, their second
round pick would be in the sixties,

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and the Raiders probably aren't interested in
that, especially after the They didn't necessarily

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when they got DeVante Adams. It's
not the it's not what the Packers milked

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them for all their draft picks.
You know, it's pretty pretty fair deal

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towards the Raiders on that. What
the what did Green Bay get? I

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think at two hate that's it.
I mean the capital. If he didn't

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want to be there, they offered
him a contract and that there was more

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money than he's making. Now,
did the Raiders give him this contractor did

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that Raiders gave it give him a
new contract, But the Packers had offered

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him more than what the Raiders give
him. He just he didn't want to

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be tied up there. Aaron Rodgers
being in waffle zone, I guess I

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might stay, I might leave me
go into a honey hole, and they'll

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come back out, and then I'll
lie about it, and I'll go on

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McAfee and then I'll take shots and
then I'll go to wherever my emotions are

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in that moment, He's like I
don't know, and he probably knew.

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Jordan loves not it and he's not
just if you want nothing, I love

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that, go go, I tell
you three pm to day's deadline. I

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don't want Derrick Henry, and I
like Derrick Henry. He's a stud.

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But then I look at like the
Bills they signed Leonard Fournette off of nothing?

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Do they sign to their practice squad? Yeah, he's younger than Derrick

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Henry. As weird as that is, Leonard Fournette's calling twenty eight. He

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feels like he's thirty five, and
he's not garbage. You know, like,

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if you really needed just a little
bit of help, that's a kind

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of a freebee move you could have
made instead of giving up god knows what

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for Derrick Henry. And that kind
of goes counter against the trend of the

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NFL now is to not not put
too much a trend that value now Cowboys

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illustrated clearly forever, hopefully the final
deal, you know, not for running

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backs. I want them, they
take a beating, they should be paid,

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but before your team for the future
of the NFL, the way that

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that that position has been devalued,
the Cowboys in all likelihood have the final

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big running back deal that you'll ever
see until if it ever does, you

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know, the pendulum swings back the
other way on the On that basis,

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I also wanted to take us back
to twenty seventeen when the Cowboys said,

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here's our first round pick, and
they give us and we got Amari Cooper

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now Mariy Cooper six years younger than
what DeVante Adams is now. I would

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argue Devanta Adams about five times more
proven than Amari Cooper at the time.

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Though okay, so Mary Cooper didn't
have questions at the time. There were

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questions about him, but he was
good and he made them relevant and got

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them to the playoffs, so that
matters. But if you're giveaway a first

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rounder for a guy to just keep
you alive, why wouldn't you give up

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a first rounder or whatever? You
know, we could talk about what that

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is. I don't know. To
just have a feeling that you're getting put

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over the top. My god,
DeVante Adams and Ceedee Lamb on the same

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offense breaks it open. You've already
said it, I'll say it again because

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it feels too good to be true. And that's why I think they need

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to be making calls. Another thing
I was thinking about the trade deadline.

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No, Minnesota Vikings who lost Kirk
Cousins to an Achilles, were like,

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no, we're happy with what we
got. They're not gonna go click for

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a Colt McCoy or a you know, case Keenum or whatever fake name you

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want. I threw out there like
our fifth round rookie from BYU, Jaron

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Hall or whatever his name is.
Remember when he gave up a fourth round

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draft pick for Trey Lance in a
move that everyone seems to think Jerry did

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on his own without talking to anyone. If you remember a couple of years

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ago, on Sunday night football,
Cooper Cup goes to Minnesota, I mean,

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Cooper Rush goes to Minnesota, beats
the Vikings in their house on Sunday

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night football. Call up Minnesota,
say just give us a fourth, your

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worst fourth, Just give that and
then you got Trey Lance. And you

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got your fourth round pickback that you
gave up for Trey Lance. And then

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if that gets hurt, you're screwed. Either way. It doesn't matter unless

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you think Cooper Rush can go five
and oh again. And there are some

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idiots up there who think the Cowboys
are a better team with Cooper Rush.

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Sorry if I offended anyone, that's
true. How will the Cowboys or the

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NFL ever see if Trey Lance is
actually good? I guess by pretending that

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they worked on stuff in the off
season. No, I mean, he'll

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never get in a game as long
as Cooper's here. I know. Yeah,

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it's a a I don't know,
but you can get your pick back.

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Hypothetically, they probably say, no, he's not good. He doesn't

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matter tonight. It's Heeney against Mantiply
in game foe. They said they're evaluating

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at Dollars Carcio. Yeah, so
that's still the TV behind you have anything

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there, So there's that you need
to get the dub bothen relatively, you

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know, good to go. I
mean your big your circle of trust had

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to pitch tonight, but not a
lot of heavy. No, you didn't

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have to extend the clerk. Uh. Chapman got helped by a double play,

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so his pitch count was low.
No one likes walking up to the

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edge of a building and looking down
and thinking about hurtling himself down into traffic

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before backing away slowly than it rolled. As Chapman it's so I'm almost I'm

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almost now. It's it's a it's
a test of my own ability to manage

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my blood pressure, my heart rate. I watch Chapman outings now and based

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on what he has done in the
playoffs, and Mikey spoke very well about

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this earlier, how this ranger bullpen
is so consistent in the playoffs. Ben

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Ben Ben Ben. But they've never
broken. And it's just like, Okay,

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when Chapman comes in and he starts
doing Chapman things, you just deep

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breathe listen to your heartbeat. You
know. He's like they could drink a

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sip of water and just write it
out and just know that every just keep

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telling yourself everything's gonna be. Okay. I think he's that idiot in high

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school. Everything's gonna be. He
says he's gonna climb the water tower and

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he goes up about ten steps and
he's like, I'm just kidding. He

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comes on down. I'm like,
oh, you keep going. I feel

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like morons. He doesn't do it, doesn't jubb of like, hey,

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I know I've probably got him on
a three back here men, tonight,

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three matters. That's it probably coming
out Bochie always looks fed up with Chapman,

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like before he throws his first pitch, it's amazing, you know,

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it's amazing. He's like, oh
god, I love Bochie. I love

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Bochie. He's in every game of
all this pitches. Chris Young goes into

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Bruce's office, He's like, I'm
gonna take care of this next year,

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Like, just ride it out a
few more games. Do you think it's

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weird that Chris Young from the suite
was telling everyone that sure'ser was done.

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Yeah, get him out of there, take him out. There's your long

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term thinker right there. Like he's
on the roster next year, probably,

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But I mean, Chris Young was
the guy who said he's done like two

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months ago or a month ago,
and Churcher's like, oh, well,

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I think I could get back for
the playoffs after he had pain in his

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forearm and then in his biceps meaning
tension is on the elbow. No,

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I agree, but back is there
anyone really thinking long term? Is Chris

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Young really thinking long term when he's
in the suite at the World Series,

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I don't know. Game three,
I figure screw long term and maybe that's

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stupid. I don't know. You
know, one thing we didn't discuss was

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the le clerk balls and strike situation
in that last inning, which was sort

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of the big news after this game. The uh yeah, the strike that

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was called the ball and then the
ball that was called a strike. The

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kind of saved the damn inning or
saved all of our blood pressure at least.

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Well go ahead, well, I
because this will be very unpopular,

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but what I was reminded during that
was, generally speaking, what a good

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job an umpire does at home plate. Yeah, I mean it is so

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hard. That is so hard,
and now when they put the damn red

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and the green up there, we
take it as gospel, which I guess

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it is via computer. I mean, you have strikes that are just ticking

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the outside corner of the strike zone, and God forbid that poor old man

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calls ball, and we're all jumping
out of our chair like and he's blind,

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like that is one of the hardest
jobs. But it's a bad day

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to do that because he had two
egregiously poor calls that did even each other

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out. But everyone's mad, you
know, Arizona fans are losing their damn

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mind if fart got squeezed more than
once. Yes, last night let's I

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don't want it to be lost on
anybody. He made a couple of mistakes,

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but Fart was really good last night. That kid is special. I

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like Fart, and I thought,
I'm gonna walk away from this, from

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this world series, no matter what
happens going. I'm cool with the Diamondbacks,

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cool with a bunch of young kids. They seem like nice guys.

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Now, baseball Twitter got a little
worked up last night, and I usually

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don't dabble in waters when I'm arguing
with people online. But let's not act

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Rangers fans us. Let's not act
like we would not have been pissed if

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on three and one we thought we'd
drawn a walk and the umpire calls a

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strike and it's three to two and
you got to go in and you're getting

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out, we would have been pissed
to high heaven. Right, But if

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you have remembered the previous screw up
that you know how the dominoes were.

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Yes, So I mean that was
an absolute strike that he called the ball,

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and what people said, it's true
because the second pitch was a strike

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called the ball. Absolutely agree,
but it's a makeup call. Idiot watched

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the game and I'm like, no, I understand some makeup call. There's

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a difference though, in pitch two
of the bat and the three to one

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pitch that would have immediately led to
the runner being on first base. And

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unless you're gonna be effin tracking every
other makeup call that this game has had,

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then why are we even leaning on
that? Okay, if I missed

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a huge call there, do you
think we're tracking makeup calls now the whole

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game? Do you think that was
actually a makeup call? I don't.

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I think it's just it's hire calls
ball and he's like, oh, it

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was very good, it's called ball. I can't believe what I just did.

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I owe him one. I owe
him one. No, I don't.

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I don't really know that man.
Consciously no, Okay, subconscious maybe

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maybe, And that may or may
not happen within any given a bat Like,

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I don't think that was a makeup
call. I think it was he

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was he was tired, he missed
one, and then he missed an.

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I don't know. I don't know
what to because we all are just seemed

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to agree makeup call. Sure,
I don't know if that's real. I

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don't know that it is either and
again, if it is real, then

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let's have the same energy in the
seventh inning for the makeup call that no

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one ever talks about, or the
sixth inning or the fourth inning or whatever.

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But because it happened in the ninth
inning, it's like, what was

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a makeup call? Okay? Well, where the other makeup calls in the

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game that affected the outcome of the
game? Can we talk about those?

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Or when does this is decide?
Oh, it's time for a make This

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isn't a bat where I should implement
a makeup call. Might really don't think

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that's the case. My least favorite
thing in sports is when fans of teams

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start bitching about we get screwed by
the refs unless it's clear right. I

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don't like that. But and it's
never been easier than in baseball with the

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damn red and green yes, where
we know for sure if it's a ball,

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or do we know if the strike
zone that is presented that we see

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on television is that laser adjusted for
that batter particular batter? I have no

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idea because when they do show the
replays, it looks pretty damned accurate as

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far as when you see the location
from the center field camera and they have

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that little box up there, and
then they'll show the overhead where it is

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as far as inside outside in relation
to the plate, Yeah for sure.

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But I mean, do we know
as far as the hype of the batter,

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where the knees are, all of
that stuff. Do we know if

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that's accurate? Things like it is. It's a great question if that strike

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zone is locked in for the whole
game, you know, with their computers,

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or do they actually adjust it per
batter. I would imagine it's the

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former. I would imagine the strike
zone is the strike zone five six or

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six five? By rule? Does
it? Does the strike zone change depending

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on your height and it needed letters? Yep, like it's supposed to.

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It does in the rule book.
I believe that's correct. I'd have to

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look it up. Strike zone sit
there all day, every day, twenty

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four to seven. I don't think
it's a constant. I wish I knew.

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I really don't. I do have
the overall accuracy last night of the

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homeplate umpire ninety two percent. It
was one hundred and nineteen out of one

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thirty eleven missed call. That's league
average man ninety two call six favored Texas,

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five favorite Arizona. There are a
lot of people saying that the Rangers

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had ten. There were twelve,
mister twelve and the Rangers. Ten went

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against the Rangers, and they were
and the umpire was a believe about one

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to one and a half percentage points
lower than season average. In Game one,

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they walked us ten times, so
we got our help there. I

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was was sitting there watching that.
I was like, man, our Ranger

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fans us would not have handled it
well. If it's three to one and

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that pitch is thrown outside, makeup
call would not have been in our vernacular.

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Yeap, it would have been he
missed a call, that f an

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idiot, Right, we should be
on first base right now. Our guy

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was already halfway to first but because
of him come back, because it went

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our way. Elvis raders like it
was a make up call, Like no,

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no, a misscall and egregious was
it the Nate Lowe at bat where

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he thought that he struck out.
I just kind of look back and was

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like you, okay, yes,
I'm going to first give us the robot

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up coming up next, I want
to play what I think is the greatest

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Halloween song You're welcome all time,
and it was written happy to do it.

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I love the artists. Yeah yeah, I know. I think of

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myself as more than that, but
that's fine. And plus, we'll take

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