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The Downbeat on ninety seven to one, the freak. I will say,

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we do recognize that we're being full
sports every day, but jesus, the

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MAVs were on national television last night. The Cowboys news came down last night.

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It's all happening. Yep, it's
all going on. We're covering the

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top news. Oh except for the
beginning with this station, the Josh Giddy

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News. We'll get to it in
a minute. Good news for Mikey yesterday.

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Good for the Giddy family. I
did let you guys via video into

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my home. I fist bumped.
I was excited for you man. Thanks,

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But let's just let's just skip the
introier day. Let's get right to

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it. Because the MAVs and the
Lakers played last night on ABC, and

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it was a game. It was
odd because it was in La to start

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at seven thirty, and on the
schedule it was at nine thirty tip,

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you know, So to see that
be a seven thirty tip, it was

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very nice for morning show fellas like
us and I'm sure people at home that

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like staying up till midnight to watch
the MAVs. It was scheduled at nine

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thirty. Yeah, so they just
all got there early, and I'm like,

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screw, let's go. Yeah,
let's get this thing going. We

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sitting around for you here, right
here, let's tip it. Yeah.

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ABC's been doing the whole and this
might have been a Riders strike thing.

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Let's schedule a bunch of content for
Wednesday nights. So they have, you

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know, a primetime NBA game during
the week, and you know, great.

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I was pumped to watch it.
Man, I was pretty locked in.

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And then what is that noise?
It represents a part? Okay,

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thank you. It started out pretty
damn good. You were thinking Derek Lively

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was going to just bust out.
Yeah, I thought he was gonna go

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for sixty. Yeah, he had
like eight points in four minutes. I'll

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tell you this. You know Prize
Picks, that's our one of our partners.

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They partner closely with The Bend and
Skin Show. I played a lot

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well props. Yeah, it's props, and I am in almost every game.

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I play over on Derek Lively points. And look, it's not it's

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really fun to play. I wouldn't
say it's easy to win, but that's

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kind of what gambling's all about.
But and sometimes he can hit the under

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but I'm like, if Luca's playing, I'm betting the Derek Lively over because

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he's gonna have three of those pick
and roll alley you dunks oops. And

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they always set his over under right
around eight eight and a half something like

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that. And yes, when he
scores the first four or six points in

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the game, six points in the
game, that that's good time. I

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think eight out of the first ten
when you're shooting for Derek Lively over,

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so it's fun. But yes,
I Luca loves having that dude as they

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outlet that you know is just there
for the flush almost not whenever you want

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it, but damn near man,
they seem very different when he's there.

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I'll get out of hand in the
second half. Last night, watching that

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game last night, it makes you
wonder, how in the world are the

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Lakers of five hundred team? What
happened to them? Like they won their

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little in season tournament and then just
doukie the bed they start the last night.

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Apparently they start slow a lot,
doing the worst for the first quarter

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teams, and they were good last
night in the first quarter. I knew

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that's like when we were at four
of sixteen from three at halftime, I

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was like, it's one of those
nights. Here's nothing you shot, you

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lose. Lucas does not look right
now, he just doesn't. He looked

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sluggish. He's hobbing wet sponge.
Hey, yeah what and not for I

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think you. I can't hear sluggish
without for my whole life, like a

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wet sponge. That airplane, Yeah, have you seen an airplane? Kevin?

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I would say bits and pieces,
the straightforward, watched through it.

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Listen, that's in it. This
is the noise. It's the noise of

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the airplane. Well, the door
plug is still off my phone, my

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shirt. That was the airplane handling
pluggish like a wet sponge. Because I

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mean, obviously try to get I'll
see to whenever. Was booking a couple

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of flights last night, and I
was going to keep me away from the

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window. God, I want that
window checking. I like the window to

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window for like in generally you will
choose window the time. Whoa yeah drink

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like you Yeah no, well tall
drinks can have his leg out in the

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aisle, getting hitting the knee by
the legs stretched out in the aisle,

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but just the ability to get up
and exit row window. Bro Okay,

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so you do it. You didn't
say that, Kay, you have fancy

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so he said exit row. Yeah, Danny, no one talked about exit

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row. You're as tall as I
am. Yeah, I'm aisle and you're

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getting run over by the drink cart. No I'm not. I'm standing up.

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You know. I know why you
want the aisle because you need to

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go t tea a lot vape in
the bathroom. No, that's not to

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make a poo poop Kevin piece four
times a day. Talk to him before

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eleven. All right, go go
you know what real quick. I was

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watching the game, right, I've
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I had a moment thinking the AAC
is pretty damn great. Yeah, Staple

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sucks, dude, Like the concourse
area, it's all kind of lame.

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Like we sat lower bowl behind one
of the baskets when I was there for

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the NFL Draft was or no super
whatever, and it almost felt like the

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fold out chairs that were kind of
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not great. And I just had
a moment of appreciation for the AC.

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And it's not like AC is new, but I just think it's a nice

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stadium. Staples only gets talked about
because it's in LA you know, whereas

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like massive Square Garden legit iconic,
right, at least there's a classic iconic

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line to it. But Staples.
I think that's part of why they lowered

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the lights in the lower bowl at
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Where was the Forum. It wasn't
Downtown LA was Inglewood, Okay, so

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maybe that's kind of the allures when
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it's called now, Crypto. Yeah, yeah, when it was Staples and

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New was you know, in downtown
proper Los Angeles. And look, you

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say what you want about it,
but I think it's a big part of

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what helped revitalize what at the time
downtown LA when that thing was built was

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a cesspool. It was homeless,
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And man, the development that's happened
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in great part due to that the
Staples Center. Yeah, it's really helped

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downtown. But yeah, it's the
exterior is nice. It's not that great.

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There's all the screens in downtown.
It does look very different. But

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anyway, I had that moment I
was like, if you haven't been to

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a lot of NBA Arenos, it's
we have a pretty good one. Yeah,

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even one that's old, and probably
he's getting replaced, you know in

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five or seven years whenever that police
runs out. Do you have the moment?

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Uh? Yeah, Well, because
Danny we were just talking, well

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it's like how far did you make
it? And then our eyes kind of

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locked and he's like, I don't
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in the fourth quarter, and there
was a reason for it. And I'm

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like, about exactly ten minutes was
it? And you actually have the audio

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And I think it's funny because you
and I hit click Schwartz TVSA and I

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think it was great. Mark Jackson
right or no? It was a no

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doc Rivers, doc Rivers Sorry,
doc Rivers kind of set us up.

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Yeah, And I don't know if
the network is pleased about this part of

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an email that's like, don't do
to do that. You kind of gave

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everybody in the Dallas market a collective
reason to turn off their Schwartz television sets

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and it was due to this analysis. Me up Jason. Fourth quarter,

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We're down twenty yep, and Jason
Kidd has a tough decision right now.

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Luca's been injured, it comes back. It's a twenty point game. And

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this stretch right here with a side
wherever Luca comes back in or not,

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Russell brings it up. He's feeling
confidentis another five for seven for Dows.

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Hattie's got twenty nine and this is
now the largest leave of the night time

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out Dallas. The Angelo Russell back
of the starting lineup for those good fuddy

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Austin Reeves due knocking that out.
I didn't even hear this, Russell Austin.

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No. Schwartz was powering down a
two minute cycle squeeze in an episode

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of Miss masl before Night Night.
Because the MAVs had the ball. They're

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down twenty maths is a shot.
Laker's gonna rebound. The Angelo Russell hits

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a three bang of time out head
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gave me four reasons, and Doc
Rivers Terrible said, there going, man,

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that's a two point game. At
halftime the halftime show, they had

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that old Warriors GM, real dorky
looking guy. Bob Myers is his name,

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and he's not very good at TV
yet because he was like focused on

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his iPad tablet. He was just
reading the box score. At the halftime

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show. It was very strange,
but he was like, Yeah, this

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is gonna hold up for the Lakers. They're three of sixteen for three and

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the Maps are four of sixteen for
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gonna win. I was like,
good inside for the guy who created the

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dynasty of the Warriors. What the
hell right? I saw a stat that

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that blew my nuts off, and
it did have me thinking about, you

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know, it's not the way I
want to do it. But if things

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got bad for the Lakers and Lebron
wanted a soft landing, you know here

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with his buddies, you know,
Kyrie, his friend Luca, he gets

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along farewell. Watching Lebron last night
was fun, and it sucks when you're

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losing to him. I saw a
stat that said he has played against thirty

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five percent of the NBA players in
NBA history. Geez, really, and

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this year got eight eight head coaches
He's played played against them, and that

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nuts. Thirty five percent of the
NBA players in NBA history he's played against

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them. That's what was the other
one about the coaches. Eight current NBA

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head coaches he played against, Jason
gidd being one of them. Steve Kerr

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would be one of them, and
then I struggled to go through, you

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know, from there, but that
is kind of great. Darvin Ham his

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own coach. Yeah, I'm trying
to find there's got to be a crazy

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list of people that Lebron played against. Doc Rivers mentioned it says roughly eighteen

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hundred players. Is that what you
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five percent of the league? Man, that is wild less players. I

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guess on the roster back in the
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guessing. Yeah. Doc Rivers mentioned
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played on a team that had a
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Do you remember that. I didn't
hear that. Okay, never mind,

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I thought it'd spark something. I
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was watching with Christina and she's like, oh, old is Lebron? And

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I'm like, and do you know? Do you know immediately he's thirty nine?

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He's thirty nine, but I was
thinking forty forty one, Like I

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don't know, and he just turned
thirty nine and he is the oldest player

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in the NBA, Because what is
it Adonnis Haslam finally hung it up as

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city. Yeah, is this player
coach roll or whatever he had? And

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like the Tom Brady comparison is very
odd, like how how are you that?

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Can? You know? I don't
know. Lebron's not the best player

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in the NBA, but on any
given night, he he can be can

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crank it up. And I think
that's proven by how we started this segment.

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I was like, why they won
that mid season tournament, Like he

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can crank it to and he's see
exactly he wanted to. It's the first

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one and the Lakers kind of have
that. And I think Lebron's smart enough

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to know there's ebbs and flows this
season. And you know, look we

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talked about this too, taking nights
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Yeah, exactly. He's very strategic. He's been in the league long enough

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he wanted to win that damn in
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to be named after one day him
Ron. That's amazing. Yeah, I've

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never thought that here, because every
trophy's got and that will be the Lebron

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James Trophy Lebron probably as early as
next year. Man, you are so

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right, that's great. But yes, they can crank it up they want

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to, and he can half take
nights off. He knows how to manage

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the whole damn thing. But it
is odd that that dude is the oldest

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player in the NBA and still still
on any given night, can be dominant.

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He's taveraging twenty seven, seven and
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highest three point percentage year that he's
had in a long time. I was

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looking at that too, because he
was forty percent from three. They were

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mentioning that last nights he knocked down
a bunch. Yeah. I mean he

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is shooting like an elite three point
shooter. Two. Just spread him out,

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go to There's gonna be a problem
if they make the playoffs, yep,

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but they may not like playoffs.
They have a lot of teams they

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got a hot. The questions always
asked of players like uh, Tom Brady,

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Lebron James, They always ask you, how long do you think you

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can do this? I think what
it comes down to for those guys,

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they'll do it as long as they
can still get up the interest and energy

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to do what it takes to get
on to get on the court or the

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field. Because I think Lebron could
probably extend his career. He could probably

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play till he's forty six years old. I'm not kidding. But the work

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that it takes for Lebron to be
Lebron at thirty nine takes so much more

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effort in so much more time than
it did when he was twenty three.

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The thing about you, you know
what I'm saying, Oh no, absolutely,

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at some point you're forty three years
old and you're like, dude,

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I just don't want to do this
anymore. Tom, I can, but

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I'm just not like Tom Brady,
very in tune with his body and the

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TV twelve things. Ever, the
rumor gossip is that Lebron sleeps like twelve

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hours a day. Yeah, I
remember that's twelve hours of sleep came out

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and I had some weird revelation where
I was like, maybe that's what we're

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supposed to do as humans, sleep
for half the day twelve on twelve off,

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like in some perfect world where you
have pure darkness in your little chamber

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of sleep. Whatever. Maybe that
and it's just not realistic for you know,

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the lives that we've now. We
need fashion for ourselves as humans in

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twenty twenty four. But yeah it
I mean, probably not, And I

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don't know. It's just like the
workday screaming forty hours a week, you

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know, which is rooted in industrial
revolution and stuff, where tod eight hours,

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eight hours. Okay, maybe we're
supposed to sleep when the sun goes

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down, right and get up when
it comes up. Yeah, maybe that's

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like our natural rhythm of as human
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revolves around the sun. It's all
quite simple. It does make a lot

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of sense. And the sun is
gone, you sleep the whole time,

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Kevin, and you're kind of lebron
at this place. You're always saying that

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I'm not the lebron of this place. You don't sleep twelve hours a day,

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No, Jesus, let me check
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four and a half last night.
What'd you get if I did four and

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a half. That's that's good news. Five hours and fifteen minutes. That

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was a solid night. And thank
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much so I could go to bed
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Uh yeah. Shout out to Coop
in the gang calling the game and

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Kevin Gray because we were the home
of the maps. He uh oh,

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no, okay, go ahead,
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Dirk who retired at what age forty
uh huh and he's forty five right now.

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And Dirk all of our hero but
looked like a creaky wooden ship that

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they were trying to, yeah push
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My ankle hurt, and so he
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Yeah, and Lebron is just still
a damn battleship. He's incredible moving

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forward and what if he wants out
of there? Come on, did you

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see Kyrie get trucked by Lebron?
There was a three weird plays, two

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of them Grant Williams when Grant Williams
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the ground, which was odd.
He gets hit every game. He's had

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the worst luck of Ednie Maverick I
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face by by Lively, our own
player. Yeah, flying, he just

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got busted up. But the Kyrie
play was on a weird you know pass

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where Lebron's flying in he got crunched
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There was some like hard hitting in
that game too, And I'm glad Kyrie

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came back into it because that looked
pretty bad. Lit's do the Josh Giddy

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thing a little bit later in the
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much. Like in Jerry Jones's statement
about Mike McCarthy, he talked about Mike

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McCarthy's winning percentage. It was funding
the pressure release the other day that Danny

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pointed out Jake Ferguson three touchdowns in
that game. No, you pointed that

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out. Jake Verson's twenty five today, twenty five years old? Yes,

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and people on Twitter are always talking
about his girlfriend. Really yes? Why

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she's from the Cavender family, the
Boot people, No, not the Boot

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people. What what? What is
she? Just? What? Is she

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a TCU girl? Is that that
one? Yeah? Basketball player cabin but

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also get a little famous by doing
the side the side swap of Also,

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you know where were a lot of
videos online? Is that that? So?

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Yes? What is the relevance of
Cavender? You may that's your last

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name? Is Cavender? What?
What? Okay? Okay, they're famous

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on Instagram, the Cavender sisters,
is that right? Yeah? What do

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they probably TikTok do they do what
naughty stuff they do, stuff like this

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fanny. Yeah, they they wear
stuff like that. They're in bikinis,

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they're dancing. They're just fit women. And her sister and her sister Hannah

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have a large social media following on
TikTok. They share on the cow with

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millions of followers, and that's a
reminder to go follow. At ninety seven,

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one of the freak on TikTok,
Well you can see Kevin in a

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swimsuit. Yeah, promoting today's show. Its firm buns. I'm at a

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bikini. It's telling you with the
camera in my face is a Dave Campo

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calls in at eight. Then you
can't get that anywhere else. People,

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Kevin the washboard Turner, Happy birthday. Jake Ferguson making that scoonmaker pick look

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more and more like a bad decision. Jason Siegel forty four. That is

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one likable dude. And Shrinking is
a great show on Apple TV. Need

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to get to that. I'll get
to it. I'm about to subscribe to

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Apple. See my password? You
know, I'll give you my password.

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You get that for me? Yeah? Absolutely? Does your password access other

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things too? Sure? Like what
I anything Okay, I get it all.

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Okay, he can get it all
bikey Okay. He's also great and

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of course forgetting Sarah Marshall and as
Marshall on How I'm at Your Mother,

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which was good for the first four
seasons. Uh and then uh oh.

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Jonathan Davis of Korn's fifty three,
Oh did you ever get into corn?

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I bet you loved CORNU, A
friend of mine had their greatest hit CD,

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so we throw that on the once
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word ups pretty good. Yes,
word up by Cameo freaking a leash.

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Yeah you know I was aging out
of that when they were Yeah. Yeah,

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it was a weird time. You
never had a corn phase? No,

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not really. Dave Bautista's fifty five
A great Dave Bautista and amazing in

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g O TG. A good actor
Dave Bautista. Who would have thought following

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the footsteps of Dwayne He's been on
a lot of huge movies What Oh You

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Got the X all day? But
he's just a way better actor than the

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Rock. But I mean it's like
the trajectory of footstep. Anyway, go

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ahead, Who's the next birthday?
Brady Anderson's sixty mic the very hot.

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Brady Anderson, center fielder for the
Orioles back in the day. Lead off,

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dude, his forty forty or what
he hit fifty one year? Yeah,

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he found steroids in one year.
He'd made steroid hogies part of his

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daily routine. He'd been steroids in
a hopeless place. He went from one

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home run per year to fifty once
it went and he tried to start jays

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out, try to start some pointed
sideburn trend or was following one maybe during

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the Jason Priestley nine years he went
thirteen, twelve, sixteen, fifty,

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eighteen eighteen. Come on emty,
dude, hide it. I just cut

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off thirty two, Like, okay, what a year. All these little

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little warning track fly balls turned into
barely escaping the wall and the guy hit

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fifty in one year. Stupid.
He's never he's never copt to it though,

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has he? I don't know about
that. I don't know. He's

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sixty years old. No one really
cared to ask him. I think because

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he's Brady Anderson, so gosh,
he was kind of old when he was

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doing that for for a twenty eight
baseball player. Yeah. Kevin Tossner sixty

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nine, Kevina your favorite Kevin right, Oh, you know he like he's

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probably rated just about where he needs
Okay, name is he because he's another

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dude who just does the same thing
right in every movie. Well, his

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best movies are sports movies, right, The He Got Bull Durham and For

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the Love of the Game, and
The Bodyguard and JFK. I guess he

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did a voice in that. And
he's really good country is it up in

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Yellowstone? Just saying the Range Field
the Dreams, didn't you. I'm not

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saying not good movies. I'm just
saying what you know his Yeah, he's

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part of the most popular television franchise
going right now with Yellowstone, as you

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mentioned. But he's rated where he
should be. Nobody's saying he's Daniel day

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lewis properly rated, fully ensconced in
the Hollywood History Book. He doesn't fully

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ensconced in Jewel. I met him
at the previous studio. Yeah, and

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I had to go downstairs and escort
a very famous and very funny morning show

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host at the other station's mother upstairs
because for like the first time ever,

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she came to the studio to meet
Kevin cost And it was really sweet.

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She was very old and she was
really dressed nicely. I just like almost

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got teary eyed. It was really
really cood. That's great. Yeah,

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well there's your birthdays for today,
Kevin and next if you want to join

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in on this, because we want
to let you screamable that two and four

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eight one seven seven eight seven one
ninety seven one is the number and it

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involves Mike McCarthy. Your thoughts on
him getting getting to return. Did Dak

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have anything to do with this?
I think that's an interesting angle next to

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ninety seven won the freak