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All right, we continue on Fred
Rogan Rodney Peat on five seventy LA Sports,

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A big, big, two hour
show today, So already in the

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home stretch, big Titanic. Come
on, Roger. Dodgers are in Colorado

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right now. They're getting set to
go because it's a mountain time game.

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We're only on for two hours today. Mookie not with the club hands,

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specially checking him. They better take
all four of these games, if not

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definitely three of them. I mean, Colorado's awful, awful. They're eighteen

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games back, Fred, and it's
only June sixteenth, seventeenth, whatever it

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is today, seventeenth, June seventeenth. They're eighteen games back at the Dodgers.

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Come on, man, what are
they doing in Colorado? You know

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you don't put them in the city? Win there? Yeah, and you

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win there? I think you can. You don't put them. We did,

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right, they went to the they
went to the World Series once,

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you know they did. But but
because of the air, you can't find

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pitchers don't want to go there,
that's number one, right, because of

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the altitude and the ball flies out
of the park. But they got a

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park conducive for pitching because it's a
big Park Giant, so they kind of

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compensated for that. But why can't
they win? They're like I was gonna

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say, they're not mentioned in the
same breath, but really, why aren't

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they They're the Oakland A's, Yeah
they are, which is not good,

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but they are. I mean,
you know, before the season starts,

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honestly, they got no shot,
you know, before they even throw the

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first pitch or the first game.
These guys don't have a shot. Yeah,

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yeah, every what ten years,
they'll make a run, they'll make

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the playoffs. Maybe, you know, it was that year that the Dodgers

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had to go one sixty two with
them member. They haven't heard from him

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since that was what nine years ago, eight years ago when they did that.

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I haven't heard from him since,
you know. And they've had players,

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They've had great players go through that
organization. Nolan Arenado, DJ le

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Mayhew, I mean Blackman. I
mean, they've they've got players, but

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they can't win. Can't win there, you know, I mean it's a

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different story why they can't win,
you know, because they're cheap and they're

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you know, you know, the
billy ball doesn't you know, moneyball doesn't

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doesn't work, is the reason.
Why. Andrew Friedman said, I got

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to get out of there. I
got to come to somebody's got some money.

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I have the same philosophy, but
I you know, when I need

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to when I need to pay for
Otani, I got to be able to

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pay for him. Right. What's
the difference between the Rockies. What's the

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difference between the Rockies and the Angels? The Angels have not been as bad,

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but they're not good? Why?
Why not? Why not the Angels

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that? I don't know. When's
the last time the Angels been in the

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playoffs, like hundred years ago?
I believe it. Rocky's been in the

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playoffs sooner than more recent than the
Angels. Right, that is correct.

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Yes. The interesting thing is Bud
Black. Bud Black must be like the

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greatest guy or knows how to manage
up well or something. For as long

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as he's stuck in San Diego,
he got pictures. Yeah, I guess

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he got because he was in San
Diego forever and they were mediocre his entire

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time there. He's been in Colorado
since twenty seventeen and they've had two winning

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seasons and those are his first two
seasons there. And he's still there.

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Yeah, he's got pictures on.
Somebody got no disrespect to Bud Black.

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He's a great guy. You know, I love him. He was out

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here at the Angels for years.
But it's like, man, but I

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think they you know he's there as
he's because he's a steady force. He's

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he's well respected, and I think
from an organizational standpoint, they know it's

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very difficult to win there. So
I don't care if you bring you know,

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you bring back Sparky Lyles and Billy
and those guys that come back and

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manage that team. It's gonna be
difficult to win in Colorado. It's just

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a tough place. But they can
do it. They can, all right.

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So we'll see if the Dodgers take
them all up there, all right.

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So I was stunned. Over the
weekend, Charles Barkley came out and

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said, I don't care what happens
with the TNT deal. I am done

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after next year. I am retiring
from television. I think that caught everybody

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off guard. Yeah, yeah,
I was not as surprised as most because

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I know he hinted it at that
not too long ago. Then they gave

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him a big, old, gigantic
deal. And he was like, Okay,

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I'm back. But I think with
the recent developments of the deals happening

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and whether or not TNT gets the
deal with the NBA or not, it's

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kind of, you know, forced
him into a situation. I still think

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this is headlines right now because the
push comes to shove. If they figure

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out to make it work with that
crew, and they figure out, okay,

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whether it's whether it's Turner Turner,
it's Warner Brothers, right, turn

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it, whether they figure out a
way to kind of get some of the

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some of the NBA or those guys
get hired at Amazon or somewhere else,

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he may have a change of heart
and he may like, well, it

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was a little premature in my retirement, I'll come back. I think he's

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I think I don't think the door
is closed on that. To be honest

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with you, I really don't knowing
Knowing Charles, I don't because he's the

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type of guy that they would make
of all of those guys. He's the

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type of guy that they would make
him an offer he couldn't refuse unless you's

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talking to the Lakers. What he
Ain't you ever hear his comments about the

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Lakers? Yeah, he ain't talking
to Lakeln'll want nothing to do with him.

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But yeah, no, if Amazon
soon comes in, and you know,

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Bezos says, give them, give
those guys, Ernie and the crew

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whatever they want. We want,
we want them here at Amazon, whatever

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they want because they're the best in
the business. He would he would have

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to really seriously consider that. I
agree with you, but it did catch

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me off guard a little bit.
I agree that. I think, yeah,

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I'm done for now because that show
is not the show without Charles.

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It's not a show. No disrespect
to Kenny and and Shaq is Gray and

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all that. You know, Ernie
is the glue. I would. I

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would argue that next to Barkley,
Ernie, Ernie the most valuable person on

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that show. One thousand percent correct. I agree with you. He is

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the guy. People don't understand what
it's like to be that job, to

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do that job, to be in
that position. They really don't because the

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guys that do it make it seem
so simple and easy and seamless. That's

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hard. That's a that's a tough
job. To keep it moving, no

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one to jump in, no one
to have the line, and he does

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it better than anybody. Yep,
yep, not even close. It's not

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even close. And and to navigate
those personalities and those egos and knowing how

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to win the joke and when to
pull it back and how far do I

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go? How far do I push
this? All that kind of stuff.

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Ernie does it better than anybody.
But yeah, he is, you know,

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obviously Barkley. Barkley is the guy
because everybody hangs on with Charles because

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nobody knows what's gonna come out of
Charles's mouth. It's the best part.

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But Ernie is the one that holds
it all together and he's the he's the

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second most valuable person. But I
do believe that if they came and offer

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those that them as a team to
move somewhere else, then Charles would would

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really consider it. Come out of
come out of retirement before you retire.

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Yeah, I think so too.
I think it. Over the weekend,

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we had Angel Reese and Caitlyn Clark
go at it. Don't know if the

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rivalry, yeah, I don't know. If you saw the clip Caitlyn Clark

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going to the hole, here comes
Angel Reese, She's going to block the

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shot and basically tried to be header. Okay, so what do you what

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do you think about that? Here's
so I looked at that million times,

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me too, and and and and
people have debated it obviously over the weekend,

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and and and and here's the thing. People have. People have taken

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this whole situation with Caitlyn Clark and
the w n b A, people that

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don't have never watched w n b
A or even watch sports, have turned

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it into a political agenda. Now
right, it's a black white thing,

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it's a it's a women versus men
thing. It's all those things that people

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that never watched in their lives.
Now all of a sudden, they're they're

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heavily involved in the w n b
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Clark and blah blah blah, and
she's doing this and she's look it to

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me, first of all, if
if Caitlin Clark is not overly upset about

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it and complaining about it, then
nobody else should. Let's start right there.

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She's like, it's it's good,
it's part it's part of the game.

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I understand it. I'm gonna get
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fouled. She's handling it better than
anybody could even dream of. She has

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been unbelievable and her comments and the
way she's handled this whole situation. So

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I give her one hundred percent props
on this. She is a superstar when

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it comes to not on the court, not only on the court, but

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off the court, and the way
she handles her press conferences in their interviews,

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she is unbelievable. But if you
watch, really watch that play,

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she was not Angel Reese was not
head hunting. She was not head hunting

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if you watch it, she was
actually going for the block. And if

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you watch your eye, her eyes
were at the ball, watching the ball,

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trying to block the shot. Now
she clipped her on the head,

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and yes, it went down.
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they've had a rivalry back to college, and which is great again, great

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for the WNBA, I believe.
I believe it's great for the WNBA.

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And Angel Reeves is not quite the
player, the superstar, performer that Caitlyn

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Clark is, but she's holding her
own as those two as rookies are as

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good as any rookies that ever came
into the league. I mean, people

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don't understand this. Angel Reese is
a walking double double. She's getting twelve

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in ten or twelve and twelve every
single game she's played. She's a walking

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double double. Caitlyn Clark is a
slow start, but she's playing better and

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is you know, is doing as
good as anybody in the league right now.

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I think she's one of two or
three players now that is averaging fifteen

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points a game, five assists,
and five rebounds. So she is,

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she is, she is doing better
than people think that she's doing. But

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it's good that there's a rivalry like
that. You know, Angel Reese,

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Yes, he's trying to be the
Draymond Green of the w n b A.

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It is good. It happens in
all sports when a when a superstar

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face that comes in as this,
the Savior of the Faith. Lebron went

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through this. Bryce Harper went through
this, and as a baseball player,

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they threw at him every single game
Bryce Harper because he's his hair was long

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and he had the head band,
and and people hated him because the way

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he looked and it wasn't traditional baseball, and people, the traditionalists hated Bryce

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Harper, but he withstood it and
it was good for baseball. And now

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it's really good for baseball. This
is this is okay. I think people

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are so overreacting to what is going
on with this and Caitlyn Clark that it's

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it's absurd. It really is because
Caitlin Clark is not upset about it,

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she's not going crazy about it,
So why should everybody else come to her

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to She doesn't need anybody to defend
her. She can do it on her

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own. She can do it on
her own. And it was it was

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more so than the other one with
the girl checked her. She should have

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been ejected from that game. Kennedy
should have been ejected from that game.

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This was a basketball play. It
was an actual basketball play going for a

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block. So, I mean,
I get it's a flavoring because she hit

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him, she hit her in the
head, but that's not Let's not overreact

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about it, all right. I
agree with you. Caitlin Clark is handling

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it perfectly. She gets it.
She kind of she kind of took your

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advice a couple of weeks ago.
You said, you know, she gotta

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she gotta put up with it.
She's the hot rookie coming into the league.

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She hasn't made any made any bone. She hasn't fought with anybody about

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it. Hey, you know,
I understand what this is about. In

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this particular play that was flagrant.
It was a basketball play. I agree

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with you, that was a basketball
play. But you can't behead someone or

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attempt to in a basketball play.
And she hit her high and hit her

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in her head and down she went. It's a flagrant file. That's it.

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No more. I'm not saying she
did that whether whether you whether you

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intend to or not. Right,
it's a basketball play. It's a basketball

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play. I agree, Yeah,
it's flagling. Well, and the NBA

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it's that way. I don't know
how what the rules are in w NBA,

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but it changes if you don't if
you yeah, there's the intent doesn't

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have anything to do with it.
Like if you go up and you're trying

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to block a shot and you happen
to behead some money or hit him in

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the head. In the NBA,
it's a flagrant because you hit him above

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the above the neck. It's about
the same in both. You know,

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Flagrant too is really where whether the
intent comes in, whether or not you

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intended to make a basketball player you
were just trying to basically injure somebody.

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So that's kind of the distinction between
a flagrant want and a flagrant two.

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No, I don't think she was
trying to think an angel reath. I

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don't think she was trying to injure
her. I don't think she was trying

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to behead her. She was,
you know, it's gonna go for a

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hard foul. But I think if
you watch it, her eyes are are

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on the ball and the layup to
try to block the shot, and she

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came across hard. She got beat
on the play, you know, Caitlyn

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blew buyer, and she got beat
and she tried to recover and went after

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But I don't think it was an
intent time I'm gonna take her head off

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now, I don't think so either. We have we have sound from Angel

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Reaves. Let's hear it. Well, a basketball player, I can't control

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the last effected the game obviously a
lot tonight. I think we went up

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really strong a lot of times,
and we didn't get a lot of calls.

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And going back and looking at the
film, I've seen a lot of

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calls that weren't made. I guess
some people got a special whistle, But

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just being able to play hard as
best as we can all right, Well,

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we didn't get a lot of calls
and there's a special list. We

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don't need to hear that. But
what happened was she made a basketball play.

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I agree with that. Now here's
what Caitlyn Clark had to say about

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it. She was a part of
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you know, trying to play,
make a play on the ball and get

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the block. But yeah, I
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just the emotion and the passion that
we play with. I think people love

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to see that, and I think
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in women's sports, and it should
be. I think that's what makes it

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fun. Like people are, we're
competitors. That's the way the game should

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be. It's gonna get a little
fisty, it's gonna get physical, but

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at the end of the day,
both teams are just trying to win.

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Why can't people accept that? Right
there? I mean right there, because

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that's what happened with you know,
the Detroit Pistons and the Celtics, and

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then the Pistons finally pushed over the
Pistons in the Chicago Bulls the way they

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treated Michael Jordan when he came into
the league and the way they were physical

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with him. That was part of
the growing process. And what she just

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said right there, Caitlin Clark just
said right there, was that accepted.

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I mean, the w NBA is
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the same level with the NBA and
trying to get people to embrace it,

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like like the those plays and those
these rivalries need to be in place,

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and it's okay for her and Angel
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goes back to college. It's Larry
Bird Magic Johnson in college that manifested himself

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into the NBA. It's the same
thing here. It's okay, nobody has

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to keep running. To Caitlyn Clark's
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NBA to be a little bit physical
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because I think it's good for the
sport. Like Green, Caitlin Clark's playing

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it perfectly. Angel Reese has become
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of Draymond, so I'm not a
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nailed that one thousand percent. She's
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She's Draymond Green. Matter like Draymond
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So there you go. It's the
exact same thing. No disrespect to

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either one of them. I think
Caitlyn Clark's handling it perfect. Both play

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their part, Yeah, know what
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it perfectly. Angel Reese, that
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She wasn't head hunting, she didn't
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the ball. She hit her in
her head, and it's a file and

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that's the end of it. That's
the end of it. Yeah. Yeah,

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let it be that. Let it
be that. Let's not go into

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any kind of political thing or everybody
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No, it's basketball, and let
women be as competitive and as feisty

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as men. I'll tell you,
I'll be feisty. They can be feisty.

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After what happened to movie and he's
next. All right, come on,

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let's keep it moving. Hey,
two hours show today, Short one.

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Dodgers are in Colorado, so we
got to get right to the high

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coup. Let's go Rodney Pete,
Fred Rogan and our man getting ready to

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come home. All right, let's
do it. Let's bring him on right

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now, Victor Break, He's got
the daily high coup and Victor Afternoon.

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He says, the Lakers know the
number with JJ Reddick, Fred Rogan,

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Yeah, we will be the right
number. Vic. The Ain know a

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number, but it will be the
right number. He transcends numbers. Rodney

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Pete, Oh yeah, number one. More Jbah his number. It's priceless.

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Kevin Figures, Oh, come on
now, it's very kind of you

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to say, Vic, love it, dot Shah love heard that. And

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Ronnie, don't lose that number.
She's got a number, y'all King flavor

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in the house. Yeah. Well, let's face it, every Dodger fan,

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every Dodger was writhing in pain with
Mookie. That was so hard to

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take, so difficult to digest what
happened with MOOKI you know, obviously the

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energy of the team. You know, he was he was having an MVP

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season, you know, the switch
to shortstop. He was getting it,

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man, he was getting it.
He was hitting over three hundred the Galvanizer

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and to go down in such a
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freaked out. But after you know, watching it a couple of times,

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he's hit by the ninety eight mile
an hour fastball by a Royals pitcher who

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is basically Flotsam and Jetsam are relief
freak, and the Royals were just looking

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for innings for this guy, Dan
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of the ra Listen, I know
it was an accident. He wasn't head

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hunting, but just inspecting what happened. You know, here's this guy out

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the Via who the world's burning out
there for innings. He should be in

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the minor leagues, he shouldn't be
in the major leagues out the Via and

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he breaks the hand of Mookie.
You know, it's very painful. It's

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hard to digest. Who was the
guy that pitched for the Giants a couple

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of years ago. They kept hitting
the Dodgers, remember make you You probably

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remember the guy. The guy was
hitting everybody, same deal. I mean,

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the worlds were not going to come
back. Yes, there were down

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three, nothing, they were not
coming back. Uh, you don't throw

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out pictures with no control. I'm
sorry, just that's just my way of

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hardbare. I'm not experimenting with guys, you know, who don't know the

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strike zone. And I mean Mooki
gets gets out of the way of every

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pitch. He's so athletic at the
plate, you know. But this this

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picture was such a freak, you
know, ninety eight miles an hour,

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you know, right into his hand
because the guy had no control. He

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shouldn't have been out there, you
know. I don't know the Kansas City

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World's minor league franchise, but he
should have been there, not on the

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mound, the Dodgers staying there on
Father's Day, you know, and and

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hitting you know, all Moki,
so that I was second to my stomach

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because of the situation. And you
know, we're all with Muki on a

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quick heel, you know, like
Muki said, you know what happens.

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He you know, he had no
ill feelings. You know, it wasn't

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intentional, and you know, Mooky
total class, as with the Dodgers in

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the aftermath. But there's a lot
of angst, you know, right now

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with myself and I'm sure a lot
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losing Mooki. We don't know how
long, maybe a month, maybe

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two months. We don't know the
extent of the injury, but luckily no

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surgery, and then we also lose
Yamamoto sign and Fred you're right to be

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uh, very acutely aware of the
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You know, it's a strange rotator
cuff. So again fifteen day injured list

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for Yamamoto. We wish Yo should
more a very quick heel. But that

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also I was like one two punch
do our guts this weekend. And then

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you know Michael Grove also is banged
up. M Grove will be out for

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I'm not sure how long. So
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Yes, they took two out of
three from the worlds glass now is

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unbelievable a glass now the ace,
I mean, those were seven brilliant innings.

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Knowing the Dodgers needed needed the series
win. You know, the leaf

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of Colorado on an upward beat glass
that was sensational, hardy strong, Evan

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Phillips gets to save and again Bobby
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So that's a plus, and it's
great to see the show. Otani rip

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a couple of blasts yesterday eighteen and
nineteen. Once was I think four hundred

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and fifty one feet. So it's
good to see y'all. Good to see

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the show. All right, we're
gonna see more, We're gonna hear more

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about what he saw. Please come
on now, let's finish this thing up.

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Roddy Pete, Fred Rogan, Vic, the brick Tacobs, Come on,

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Vic, Come on, Vic.
Dodger fans feeling you. We feel

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Mookie's pain and we're sending our good
vibes to Mooke. Heal quickly as well

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as you'm a motor sign. On
the bright side, Clayton Kershaw had an

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excellent pen over the weekend, so
he'll be doing some starts at Rancho.

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So that's it. That's some good
news there. Remember first pitch tonight five

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forty with the Big Maple James Paxton
for the Azul Morongo Casino. Dodgers are

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like four point thirty with Tim Case
Big Maple Man. Need them a five

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seven the LA Sports. How about
Snoop Dogg. You know he's everywhere.

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Do O double G was in the
Milwaukee Brewers broadcast booth over the weekend during

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the Brewers Cincinnati Reds game. You
know Snoop is very good vibes with Brewers

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shortstop Christian Yelich, you know,
grew up in La and Snoop was ruining

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for Yellich when the Reds brilliant shortstop
Elie de la Cruz made a play,

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here's Snoop on the core. This
Ducedo Stroop offer was Bob Prople's all for

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let's go twenty two? What you
see me? When he was a youngster

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man show out? Now you're an
adult? Now, how often do people

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slide down? That slide over there? Right? He can't get there?

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He betting not, I'll run you. He bett not out run you.

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He betting out. You better not
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Come on now, that's who I'm
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Is you anybody but the picture?
You can't outrun me? Dog not?

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You make it tough love? Right? Hey, I know, I know.

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I oh he gon't. He took
that. Get up in there,

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he took that. Give him that, give him that way to go eat,

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go eat twenty two eating right now, he's showing up for his uncle.

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Right now, I'm righting the few, all right, all right,

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that's my nephew down there, Willie
my Thomas. Wow, you just put

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a snoop in the both this magic
that was gone. Man, he put

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him in the booth. You imagine
they should have did that when they were

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doing they did something similar. But
they have him like an as a I

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am if I could call it an
alternative broadcast. But if they did him

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in the booth on a broadcast,
you know, doing his style, if

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you wanted to watch you know,
the kind of like they got the Manning

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cast on Monday Night Football, if
they had the Snoop cast. I mean,

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how many people would tune into the
snoop casts watching the game? Riddy?

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I do know if you remember last
Olympic cycle on Peacock that it was

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him and Kevin Hart. That was
more like a recap. It was like

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a recap of like the big stuff
of the day. But that was amazing.

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That was great, amazing. How
about Flow or Sunday Night Football?

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Make them the third guy in the
booth. I signed up for that.

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Remember he was doing the Kings a
few years ago. Be one of those

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where they couldn't it have to be
on a on a on a how you

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say, where they didn't have to
bleep it Fred, you didn't have to

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bleep the words you'd have to bleep
Snoop. It could go free flow.

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Like the Olympic thing that they did
was amazing because it was was it Peacock?

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Yeah, that was only on Peacock. Yeah, yeah, only on

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Peacock. And they were going,
I mean they you know, they let

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loose and so but if if if
you do him on, put him in

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the booth with somebody else, they're
gonna have to beep seven seconds away.

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Rodney, Yeah, I know,
I know, but but the beauty is

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is letting them be Yeah that and
sorry that brought that ball, you know

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that son of a Sorry, you
know you want to hear all that.

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Although you can't have Snoopy on the
broadcast for a Steeler game because then he

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will you you have to the whole
broadcast be bleeped out rants the Steelers lose

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a game. Oh yeah, he
would go crazy. You've never seen it

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broadcast. Part of the contract,
that'll be part of the contract where he

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could not do Steeler game, right. It will be thick with smoke that

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booth, wouldn't it. Oh that's
what depends on what city he's broadcasting and

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they that day. It's just a
tremendous tremendous commentary by Snoop. He's everywhere,

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but one place he was not was
with JJ Reddick and the Lakers on

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Saturday with the Full Court Press the
Full Effect interview. According to our Dan

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Woiki, Reddick met with lots of
lak of brass. So it wasn't just

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you know Rob Polinka, you know
Jeanie Buss. He must have met you

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know, the whole Laker family,
probably the rambuses, just to get all

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the information. Wouldn't it be freaky
though? If if Sam Cassal somehow got

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the gig, if, of course, Celtics tonight they hated, Celtics could

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hang the banner the eighteenth, which
would be painful, But then then they

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could talk to Sam Cassell. Robert
and Sam would be free to to speak

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as after, you know, being
the assistant with the Celtics, Sam Cassell

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would be available to speak. Yeah. And you know where that leagion is

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to Vic, you know where that
lead is to to the source for yes,

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the High Cup for you on this
Monday, June the seventeenth. It's

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some kodo k o d o kodo
you guys remember Codo, Yes, a

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high crew master. Yeah, excellent
resume thought he was a boxer, the

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great boxer named Miguel Coto back in
the day. Is that the same guy?

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Oh? Really, okay, I
think you're thinking of c O T

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t O. Yes, Miguel Kotto. This is a k O d o.

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Oh gotcha. Kodo goes something like
this, Sir, a thicket of

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bamboo swayed by the evening breezes and
the moonlight trickling through be the bamboo bend.

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Do not break the feeling youkdo.
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There, it is Codo. All
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let's tell a quick message from Jacob. Accident or injury called Jacob and

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MONI car Jacob. Actually, I
was driving around town yesterday and I noticed

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a new Jacob billboard. Have you
seen it yet? His picture and simply

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says the real deal, And that's
what Jacob is. If you're injured in

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an accident, you need an attorney. You want an attorney who was respected,

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that's Jacob. You want an attorney
who has been helping southern California since

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dal Harris was Lakers coach, that's
Jacob. You want an attorney who doesn't

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just put his name on the advertising. You want one who is involved every

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day and helps you get the settlement
you deserve. That's Jacob. And if

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you need an attorney, you want
an attorney that the insurance companies fear.

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Trust us. The insurance companies know
Jacob is the real deal. That's right.

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So if you've been injured in any
type of accident, don't accept that

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first settlement offer from the insurance company
called Jacob. He's the real deal.

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Call him eight four four twenty four
Jacob. That's eight four four twenty four

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Jacob. Or visit called Jacob dot
com and make sure you're following called Jacob

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on Instagram and Facebook for prizes,
insight and a lot more. Call Jacob

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Ronnie. Thank you, great job, Kevin, appreciated very much. And

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do Rodney. We're back out of
tomorrow right on