Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to k
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Speaker 1: You can't take my name, damn it. You can call
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Speaker 2: I was six. I love His real name was Arthur.
Speaker 1: Did anybody call you Fonsie per your request? No?
Speaker 2: Did you tell yourse you're wearing a leather jacket though
Speaker 2: I think that's appropriate for did you yes?
Speaker 1: Did you ask your parents, hey, call me fons.
Speaker 2: I just floated the idea. It wasn't really a request.
Speaker 1: What was their reaction? They didn't look up. They didn't
Speaker 1: look up. They didn't look up. Wasn't that a simpler
Speaker 1: time when our parents just ignored us. We could talk.
Speaker 2: I didn't care at all, When you could say something like, hey, guys,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna do a show.
Speaker 1: If you guys don't mind, I'm just gonna.
Speaker 2: Do a little thing right here, a little skit right
Speaker 2: and then nobody would look at anything.
Speaker 1: Is that why we do what we do? Because they
Speaker 1: are par for so long? Probably? All right?
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Speaker 1: App What are the Yankees going to be? The Yankees? Like,
Speaker 1: it's kind of not even fair at this point. They
Speaker 1: look awful.
Speaker 2: I saw Alex Rodriguez on TV this morning and he
Speaker 2: was trying to explain what it's going to take for
Speaker 2: the Yankees to come back and win. I mean, first
Speaker 2: of all, history making would be you know that that
Speaker 2: would help, But hey, win one game, just win one,
Speaker 2: you get that's the's the way you start.
Speaker 1: I was listening to Rogan and Rodney yesterday on the
Speaker 1: way home and they were talking about the idiots that
Speaker 1: are like, no, I want them to win it here.
Speaker 1: It's like, no, you don't. If you're a fan, you
Speaker 1: want them who cares where? It doesn't matter where. Let
Speaker 1: the sweeping the Yankees winning in New York, that would
Speaker 1: be poetry.
Speaker 2: It'd be great to be able to celebrate in the
Speaker 2: damn thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that would be a big win for them.
Speaker 2: So that's silliness. But that game is tonight. Last night
Speaker 2: they won four to two, so Game four is tonight.
Speaker 2: They have the opportunity to sweep and to put an
Speaker 2: end to this baseball season. We'll see if that happens,
Speaker 2: but it is a bullpen game. I believe for the
Speaker 2: for the Dodgers.
Speaker 1: Tonight, Walker Bueller Man, you look great. Wow, that was incredible.
Speaker 2: They said something like the Yankees looked at twenty four
Speaker 2: four seam fastball strikes last night, which, because we know
Speaker 2: too much about statistics now, that's the second most for
Speaker 2: any team all season long, looking at the four seam
Speaker 2: fastballs and for the most part, that's the straightest ball
Speaker 2: that can be thrown.
Speaker 1: Well. Vice President Kamala Harris will deliver what they're calling
Speaker 1: her campaign's closing argument today from the same spot in
Speaker 1: Washington where former President Trump. Gosh, the god that even
Speaker 1: that ap it's awful. I know exactly so where where
Speaker 1: former President Donald Trump helped incite a mob that attacked
Speaker 1: the capital on January sixth. To this point, we are
Speaker 1: going to get to it later this hour, but the
Speaker 1: coverage Trump versus Harris has been the most lopsided ever. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's crazy, and it just it makes me very angry
Speaker 1: with the media the way things are written. This is
Speaker 1: a case in point.
Speaker 2: Well, it goes back also to what we were talking
Speaker 2: about the last couple of days with the La Times
Speaker 2: in the Washington Post and them deciding not to do
Speaker 2: presidential or not to endorse a candidate in the presidential
Speaker 2: race this year, and Jeff Bezos wrote a notp ed
Speaker 2: piece that I didn't see it until this morning, and
Speaker 2: it was basically, hey, listen, we have an awful reputation.
Speaker 2: We the media are getting absolutely destroyed because everybody knows
Speaker 2: our hand before we play it. So maybe we pull
Speaker 2: back a little bit. Maybe we make an effort to
Speaker 2: make sure that all of the viewpoints in America are
Speaker 2: covered before we write stuff in our newspaper.
Speaker 1: Also, he said that they didn't endorse a candidate until
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy six. Also a thing again we talk.
Speaker 2: We grew up at a time when endorsements came from
Speaker 2: newspaper editorial boards, I mean, until the La Times didn't
Speaker 2: do it this time. I just thought that was something
Speaker 2: that always happened.
Speaker 1: It's not.
Speaker 2: It's not something that always happened.
Speaker 1: And I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, Jeff Bezos also makes the point who cares who?
Speaker 2: Who waits at home until the Washington Post publishes their
Speaker 2: endorsement and goes, I know, that's exactly what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna vote the way the Washington Post wants me
Speaker 1: to if you read the La Times and you read
Speaker 1: the Washington Post, do you know damn well would they endorse?
Speaker 2: And that's part of his point is like, we're not
Speaker 2: surprising anybody, We're not doing anything. So you mentioned Vice
Speaker 2: President Harris at the National Mall tonight. I think it's
Speaker 2: about four thirty our time is when that is planned.
Speaker 2: Former President Trump has been giving a speech in Palm
Speaker 2: Beach down at mar A Lago ben It's about an
Speaker 2: hour long now, and he's touched on a immigration, he's
Speaker 2: touched on the economy, he's touched on the exit from Afghanistan.
Speaker 2: And the assumption is he's going to take some questions.
Speaker 2: At least that's why it was pitched. So we're actually
Speaker 2: recording it and to see if he is asked any
Speaker 2: questions about, for example, Madison Square Garden. He then travels
Speaker 2: to Pennsylvania for a couple of events later tonight.
Speaker 1: He said this morning that Harris will have to go
Speaker 1: home and get herself a job someplace. Who knows. Oh.
Speaker 2: Speaking of the Harris thing, Joe Rogan has said that
Speaker 2: it's not still not off the table, but that the
Speaker 2: Harris campaign wanted him to travel to her to go
Speaker 2: to DC and would only offer her up for an
Speaker 2: hour long conversation for his podcast, as opposed to the
Speaker 2: three hours.
Speaker 1: That he spent with Donald Trump in Austin. I wish
Speaker 1: there was more of this across the board. Really, how
Speaker 1: are everyday people affected? Trump today? Featuring speakers who were
Speaker 1: harmed by policies under this administration. Tammy Nobles is one
Speaker 1: of them, talked about the death of her daughter, the
Speaker 1: perpetrator MS thirteen gang member in the country illegally. Michael Copy,
Speaker 1: owner of a dry cleaner place, Go Green Dry Cleaners,
Speaker 1: talked about how he and other small businesses are unable
Speaker 1: to keep up with inflation. Christy Shamblin daughter in law,
Speaker 1: Marine Sergeant Nicole Gee killed during that chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Speaker 1: If we could have real people talk about how things
Speaker 1: affect them, it's better than Harris and Trump both calling
Speaker 1: each other fascists and pointing fingers.
Speaker 2: Which is funny because his speaking pattern, and we've talked
Speaker 2: about it before, is almost incoherent. I mean, trying to
Speaker 2: follow this guy's speech pattern is very, very diffinct. He's
Speaker 2: a weaver because he's weaving. But when these family members
Speaker 2: of people who are killed or small business owners get
Speaker 2: up and speak on his behalf. I guess you'd say
Speaker 2: on his behalf, or at least against the Biden Harris administration.
Speaker 2: It's a much more coherent argument. And if tonight's speech
Speaker 2: from Vice President Harris is supposed to be her closing argument,
Speaker 2: this is very much or could be taken as his
Speaker 2: closing argument. It's on his territory, it's on his turf
Speaker 2: kind of thing.
Speaker 1: He walked out to Michael Jackson's thriller. Apparently that's been
Speaker 1: a mainstay at many of his campaign rallies. Odd choice,
Speaker 1: do you think he does the dance? That'd be very funny.
Speaker 1: So the Harris Walls campaign will be running an ad
Speaker 1: on the exterior of the Sphere in Las Vegas, referred
Speaker 1: to as the Exosphere. It's going to launch today, we'll
Speaker 1: continue through election day. It appears to be the majority
Speaker 1: of the ball The sphere is blue, a big picture
Speaker 1: of Kamala there on that Some of her key messages
Speaker 1: will spin in rotation, such as vote for opportunity, vote
Speaker 1: for a new way forward, makes it clear to vote
Speaker 1: by November fifth. First time a political campaign has ever
Speaker 1: been activated on the exosphere. They got all kinds of money,
Speaker 1: they might as well throw it so sure, how much
Speaker 1: do you think that costs? No? I couldn't even We
Speaker 1: should take We should do a Gary and Shannon show
Speaker 1: add on the sphere, just.
Speaker 2: Do like our big circle, just lay it over it
Speaker 2: like it's a yeah or just a big eyeball that
Speaker 2: looks We should start a GoFundMe for that, or just
Speaker 2: ask them. Maybe they'll do it for free, you know,
Speaker 2: on and off day like maybe November sixth, they won't
Speaker 2: have any more political ads to run.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's when we start the garyon Shannon ad. Maybe
Speaker 1: maybe so.
Speaker 2: Tony Hinchcliffe was the comedian who at Madison Square Garden
Speaker 2: on Sunday Night caused everybody's heads to explode when he
Speaker 2: launched into a series of tasteless jokes.
Speaker 1: The more I think about the Puerto Rico thing, the
Speaker 1: more what an unforced error. Who asked for a joke
Speaker 1: about Puerto Rico? Right again, it's just dumb. It's not
Speaker 1: the payoffs not there, It's not worth it. Why would you?
Speaker 2: Why would you have a roast comedian come and do
Speaker 2: your show? But I found an interesting ally, perhaps of
Speaker 2: Tony Hinchcliff and that was Jon Stewart on The Daily Show.
Speaker 3: Now, obviously in retrospect, having a roast comedian come to
Speaker 3: a political rally a week before election day and roasting
Speaker 3: a key voting demographic probably not the best decision by
Speaker 3: the campaign politically, But to be fair, the guy's really
Speaker 3: just doing what he does.
Speaker 2: He goes on it plays a series of jokes from
Speaker 2: the Tom Brady roast, yes, which I can't I'm not
Speaker 2: going to play.
Speaker 1: That was a dirty, dirty, dirty roast. But he killed it.
Speaker 2: I mean, everybody was cracking up at his stuff.
Speaker 3: There's something wrong with me.
Speaker 1: I find that guy Verry Fonny. So I'm sorry. I
Speaker 1: don't know what to tell you, Tom Brady.
Speaker 3: I mean bringing him to a rally and have him
Speaker 3: not do roast jokes. That'd be like bringing Beyonce to
Speaker 3: a rally and not.
Speaker 1: Okay, we need to talk about that too, because the
Speaker 1: way the whole Beyonce event was billed was that she'd
Speaker 1: be performing. It was going to be this massive event.
Speaker 1: You're you're rolling out Beyonce like this is the biggest thing.
Speaker 1: Beyonce did not perform. She got up there and she
Speaker 1: talked for about a minute about the importance of voting
Speaker 1: in the election. Hey, look who's on the Today Show.
Speaker 1: It's Reba McIntyre. Your shame, Tom Brady. By the way,
Speaker 1: there she is. Is losing it, tom Brady. He's losing
Speaker 1: it because Giselle is pregnant with the jiu jitsu, the
Speaker 1: jude zitsu jiu jitsu. Yes, yes, instructors baby.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 1: So tom Brady's posting these like stories on social media,
Speaker 1: like pictures of sunsets with the lyrics to landslide, Mirror
Speaker 1: in the sky, what is love? Yes, he is. He's
Speaker 1: losing it. He's totally cracking up. Can a child in
Speaker 1: my heart rise above all? That was his hold on
Speaker 1: a second, I saw that Yeah on TV. Connection to
Speaker 1: that was his. He doesn't have a friend that reaches
Speaker 1: out and is like, hey, bro, take that down?
Speaker 2: Which phone down? Looks awful after you read this text,
Speaker 2: put your phone down. So yes, the question about what
Speaker 2: happened with the Beyonce thing in Houston. Everybody was touting
Speaker 2: it as it was going to be a Beyonce performance
Speaker 2: of some kind freedom.
Speaker 1: So does that mean that the campaign.
Speaker 2: Told members of the media that it was going to
Speaker 2: be a performer or did the media assume or did
Speaker 2: the media assume? We got caught up in that in
Speaker 2: Chicago during the Democratic National Convention because everybody was talking
Speaker 2: about what the surprise guest was going to be. Was
Speaker 2: it going to be Taylor Swift on Thursday night? Was
Speaker 2: it going to be Beyonce on Thursday night? And there
Speaker 2: were people sending pictures to us of random personal jets
Speaker 2: that were landing at O'Hare Airport or Chicago Midway and
Speaker 2: saying that's Taylor Swift's airplane.
Speaker 1: No or or or And this is the worst the.
Speaker 2: The more conspiratorial view of it is the campaigns colluded
Speaker 2: with the media outlets in Houston and other places to
Speaker 2: try to draw people to what Beyonce concert? Oh to
Speaker 2: draw and then you get to show, here's this huge
Speaker 2: arena packed to the rafters for a free rally, when
Speaker 2: actually they were there to go.
Speaker 1: See a Beyonce show, all right, coming up next.
Speaker 2: I don't think anybody's going to see I don't think
Speaker 2: anyone's packing an arena to go see Lee Greenwood. Although
Speaker 2: I know he's a good artist, but he's not He's
Speaker 2: not packing him in to a How dare you?
Speaker 1: How dare I? Am also to be an American. It
Speaker 1: doesn't sound like it. It doesn't sound like it right now. Hey,
Speaker 1: if you want to go live in Canada, fine, but
Speaker 1: don't come here to America with that kind of attitude.
Speaker 1: Lee Greenwood would black in political rallies with Anne Murray.
Speaker 1: Dare you is she still alive? I don't know, I'll
Speaker 1: google it. Also, I found out how much we need
Speaker 1: to raise to rent out the sphere. Okay, so the
Speaker 1: sphere features three to four brands each day. Adds appear
Speaker 1: every few seconds for about four hours total of screen time.
Speaker 1: If we wanted to get in on this putting up
Speaker 1: the Gary and Shannon logo on the sphere the day
Speaker 1: after the election, it would cost us roughly four hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty thousand dollars. Okay, So that's how much we'd
Speaker 1: need to raise on our GoFundMe.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, I'm not blinking at that. I feel
Speaker 2: like that's about what I would have guessed.
Speaker 1: You think that's doable.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I would say doable. Are you
Speaker 2: actually going to put that in the American postal system?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: It looks like you're mailing a blood sample to a
Speaker 2: mid Saharan country.
Speaker 1: Does it really? Is this the original packaging?
Speaker 2: Okay, but you you can't put that much tape on
Speaker 2: it because they're not gonna be able to read the label.
Speaker 1: Oh, I guess you can, right, it's clear tape.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Bro, I don't say clear, but it's clear.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: Governor Newsom is holding a news conference downtown LA right
Speaker 2: now talking about Hey, guess what more homeless funding hundreds
Speaker 2: of millions of dollars flowing from the state to local
Speaker 2: agencies to Oh wait, we've.
Speaker 1: Done this repeatedly, talk positions. We have money on homeless,
Speaker 1: millions billions of dollars that they can't figure it right, No,
Speaker 1: because they don't know how to spend the money. They
Speaker 1: don't know how to address a problem. There's too many
Speaker 1: cooks in the kitchen. Money is not the issue when
Speaker 1: it comes to homelessness. Wait, so then why is he
Speaker 1: then going to get it? Because he's a horse's ass
Speaker 1: dollars And.
Speaker 2: We've talked about how the endorsements are now disappearing from newspapers,
Speaker 2: although there are places where it never actually happened. The
Speaker 2: La Times, of course, we documented that story last week
Speaker 2: about how the owner Patrick Sohnschong permitted the Biden endorsement
Speaker 2: from four years ago, but did not allow the editorial
Speaker 2: page to post an endorsement in the presidential election. He
Speaker 2: says it was because they didn't do their homework. He
Speaker 2: had required of the editorial page workers to put together
Speaker 2: arguments for and against, and he said that never happened,
Speaker 2: so he wasn't going to allow them to put an
Speaker 2: endorsement in.
Speaker 1: Here's part of the problem, I think. In twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: the La Times published and opinion piece by its editorial
Speaker 1: board titled endorsement. Joe Biden isn't just anybody but Trump.
Speaker 1: He's the right fit for our polarized time. Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: is anybody but Trump. That's exactly what she is, right.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden had a lengthy decade. It's long career in Washington,
Speaker 1: able to reach across the aisle, had the relationships, forged
Speaker 1: the bonds to get things done in Washington. He really did.
Speaker 1: She doesn't have any of that. She's just anybody but Trump.
Speaker 2: And Democratic voters already had a chance to elevate her
Speaker 2: to somewhere near the top of the party and they
Speaker 2: decided against her. When she was in the primary. She
Speaker 2: didn't even make it to the Iowa CAUCUSUS.
Speaker 1: Now, she may get the job, and she may start
Speaker 1: building those relationships and forging those bonds in Washington, she
Speaker 1: may knock it out of the park. But she hasn't
Speaker 1: done that yet. And to say that she has, or
Speaker 1: that she is at the level that Joe Biden was
Speaker 1: when they endorsed Joe Biden, it's just being disingenuous to yourself.
Speaker 2: The USA Today took the unusual step of backing Biden
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty in the for the first time ever
Speaker 2: they got involved in endorsing of a presidential candidate. That's
Speaker 2: the USA Today been around for decades now and had
Speaker 2: never done a presidential endorsement before. The Sun Sentinel out
Speaker 2: of South Florida, the main newspaper in the Fort Lauderdale
Speaker 2: Broward County area, endorse Biden in twenty twenty, but has
Speaker 2: said that they will not endorse a presidential candidate in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four, in line with a policy change that
Speaker 2: they made a couple of years ago. And then obviously
Speaker 2: the Washington Post, we talked about the Washington Post deciding
Speaker 2: against having any endorsement and Jeff Bezos, just like in
Speaker 2: the La Times situation. Jeff Bezos, the owner of the paper,
Speaker 2: was the one that stepped in and put the kibosh
Speaker 2: on this thing, and he said, we must be accurate.
Speaker 2: Speaking of newspapers, we must be accurate. We must be
Speaker 2: believed to be accurate. It is a bitter pill to swallow,
Speaker 2: but we are failing on the second requirement. The owner
Speaker 2: of the newspaper smells what the rock is cooking, which
Speaker 2: is people have questioned the credibility of our our main
Speaker 2: news sources that have existed for decades, and that's why
Speaker 2: they're turning to alternative media in many cases. And Jeff
Speaker 2: Bezos knows that. And what he's saying is, you guys
Speaker 2: think you're important being the editorial pages, editorial writers. You
Speaker 2: guys have an outsized idea of just how important you
Speaker 2: are to people's decisions when it comes to voting. Because
Speaker 2: he also says presidential endorsements do nothing to tip the
Speaker 2: scales of an election. No undecided voter in Pennsylvania is
Speaker 2: going to say I'm going with newspaper a's endorsement.
Speaker 1: It speaks to where we are at with the media.
Speaker 1: Back when let's say Ronald Reagan was running for president
Speaker 1: in nineteen eighty four. Let's say you didn't know where
Speaker 1: the papers were going to come down. I mean I
Speaker 1: didn't live. I mean I was alive, but I was
Speaker 1: a toddler. But when I was reading about this, you
Speaker 1: kind of didn't really know where they were Calm down.
Speaker 1: An endorsement was like, oh, okay, the San Francisco Cross
Speaker 1: and I don't know, the Chicago Tribune endorses Ronald Reagan.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, so the Tribune is going to endorse Reagan. Okay,
Speaker 1: you didn't know going into it. Of course they're going
Speaker 1: to endorse Reagan or whoever. It's not a shock anymore
Speaker 1: who the papers are going to endorse. And that shows
Speaker 1: you where we're at in terms of the biased papers.
Speaker 2: So if the newspapers by and large, especially those major
Speaker 2: city newspapers, are almost always going to endorse the Democratic candidate,
Speaker 2: but the polls show that were split almost fifty to fifty,
Speaker 2: something's wrong.
Speaker 1: In exactly and they're not getting that exactly. No more
Speaker 1: politics for a while, okay, but the big news of
Speaker 1: the day, it is a fist ball. It's ripped down
Speaker 1: the line. It is gone.
Speaker 4: A fifth consecutive World Series game with a Freddie Freeman Homer.
Speaker 2: On that was in the first inning last night in
Speaker 2: the Bronx.
Speaker 1: Tim Kate's host of Kate's and Sacks in the morning.
Speaker 1: You guys gonna make this a permanent thing. I wish
Speaker 1: I do too. I do not miss the other guy.
Speaker 4: By the way, when the government gets something right, just
Speaker 4: keep doing it right. Like this whole homelessness thing. They
Speaker 4: figured it out.
Speaker 1: Clearly. What the issue is not that everybody's on drugs
Speaker 1: and alcohol for no and let's just stick our ahead
Speaker 1: in the sand and not treat any of their freaking addictions.
Speaker 4: Now, my question for the parade that's coming to LA
Speaker 4: in the next couple of days when the Dodgers win
Speaker 4: this World Series, will they go on streets that are
Speaker 4: just filled with like RVs and homeless or they like
Speaker 4: divert the parade around those streets that don't have That
Speaker 4: would be pretty funny.
Speaker 1: They'll clean it up. I'm assuming it'll be a Dodger
Speaker 1: stadium something like that. Yeah, okay, so we are in
Speaker 1: parade planning mode right now. The Yankees have not materialized.
Speaker 1: Aaron Judge has not materialized, but you could argue that
Speaker 1: show hey a time, he is not materialized. Yet other
Speaker 1: guys are stepping up. You're not seeing that with the Yankees.
Speaker 4: Yeah, everybody wants to say, where's Aaron Judge? How come
Speaker 4: Aaron Judge hasn't done anything? Well, how about we credit
Speaker 4: the Dodger pitching, Yeah, a little bit. Their starting pitchers
Speaker 4: era under two. Meanwhile, the era for the Yankee starting
Speaker 4: pitchers through three games is six. And that was supposed
Speaker 4: to be their strength. Our Dodger bullpen was supposed to
Speaker 4: be the strength against the Yankees bullpen. But now everything
Speaker 4: has been dominated by the Dodger starting pitching bullpen defense,
Speaker 4: which we're not talking a lot about. Last night, in
Speaker 4: the fourth, any Walker Bueller's sort of walking that tight
Speaker 4: rope a little bit. Maybe the Yankees get back into
Speaker 4: this game. Mookie Best makes a diving catching right That
Speaker 4: was incredible throw by ta Oscar at.
Speaker 1: Home to get a stands. My knees got skinned watching
Speaker 1: that play, like I felt the burn. I felt the
Speaker 1: turf burn on my legs when he made that catch.
Speaker 1: Walker Bueller was freaking filthy, stud filthy, what a stud?
Speaker 1: Last night? Five shutout Indians. I loved watching that three
Speaker 1: game threes.
Speaker 4: He's now pitched in eighteen twenty and now twenty twenty four,
Speaker 4: and his era is point five to zero in those
Speaker 4: three starts.
Speaker 1: That's incredible. They win last night.
Speaker 4: Great defense behind him, as we talked about, but he
Speaker 4: didn't give up a hit until the fourth inning. Had
Speaker 4: a high pitch count, a lot of three to two count,
Speaker 4: a lot of pitch counts that went deep in the
Speaker 4: first and second. Anybody got out of those with strikeouts
Speaker 4: and swinging and misses. I mean, what can you say
Speaker 4: a guy who's gonna be a free agent at the
Speaker 4: end of this World Series run? You know, I can't
Speaker 4: see him not wearing a Dodger uniform. But then again,
Speaker 4: he may cash out and go somewhere and be a
Speaker 4: big time pitcher somewhere else.
Speaker 1: Couldn't he cash out here? He could?
Speaker 4: But you know, the Dodgers have a lot of starting
Speaker 4: pitching coming off the injured list potentially next year. Clayton
Speaker 4: kershaw Tony Gonsolino, Tyler, Tyler Glass.
Speaker 1: Now there's four starters right there.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, to your point with the three to two pitches,
Speaker 1: Clayate discipline is important and it's great and it matters,
Speaker 1: but the Yankees offense is just not there. So it's
Speaker 1: just a non factor. And where did it go?
Speaker 2: I mean, that's the thing is if it felt like, okay,
Speaker 2: the first game they didn't show up. The second game, okay,
Speaker 2: well maybe they didn't show up. It almost felt like
Speaker 2: they were someone was gonna have a breakthrough last night.
Speaker 1: Right expecting that tonight, Like I'm still waiting. I feel
Speaker 1: like the fireworks are gonna happen tonight. Steve Sack says,
Speaker 1: it's a sleeping bear.
Speaker 4: You don't want to wake up that Yankees offense, in
Speaker 4: particular Aaron Judge, because if he gets a hit, he
Speaker 4: gets a home run, all of a sudden, the crowd's
Speaker 4: back into it, all of a sudden stands back in.
Speaker 4: Rizzo starts getting hits again, the bottom of the line
Speaker 4: up starts getting on base with the Yankees.
Speaker 1: You don't want to see that happen.
Speaker 2: Did you hear the story about Rizzo's pregame talk to
Speaker 2: everybody yesterday?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: That before after Fat Joe's performance, it was it would
Speaker 4: have been before.
Speaker 2: It was that Anthony Rizzo did the same thing for
Speaker 2: the Cubs back in twenty sixteen. Player only meeting he
Speaker 2: gets up again. This is This was from one of
Speaker 2: the one of the it was either Tom Berducci, Ken Rosenthal,
Speaker 2: one of those guys, said Anthony Rizzo gets up and
Speaker 2: starts telling jokes with no clothes on.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, there's gotta be some weird naked that's.
Speaker 2: Going on, and that that powered the Cubs to a
Speaker 2: win in twenty sixteen or something like it was the weirdest.
Speaker 1: I'm really glad we're not James in here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've always heard it was Jason Hayward back in
Speaker 4: twenty sixteen that spearheaded the Cubs in that World Series,
Speaker 4: especially during the rain delay against the Guardians right year. Naked,
Speaker 4: not naked. It was just a speech that he gave
Speaker 4: as a veteran. But that's interesting. Yeah, it was a funny.
Speaker 1: You know, you think of baseball bods. He kind of
Speaker 1: has that baseball body. It's like, you know, no butt,
Speaker 1: just you know big. I never noticed his body.
Speaker 4: He doesn't look like Judge or Stanton. He looks the
Speaker 4: opposite of that. Well, those guys look like those guys
Speaker 4: look like defensive ends.
Speaker 1: They don't look like.
Speaker 4: You're a baseball guy. Gary, how slow was Stantony?
Speaker 2: He said, the first thing I said on the show
Speaker 2: today was he he was running like an oil tanker?
Speaker 1: Right, How was that happen? Are you not on your
Speaker 1: high horse just going as fast as you can? Is
Speaker 1: Anthony Rizzo got some stems? I mean he's got going
Speaker 1: full stead well, I mean, man, maybe he was going
Speaker 1: fun and that's all he's got. That's embarrassing if that's
Speaker 1: the case. I have a quick question about show Hay's
Speaker 1: injury with the shoulder. Is that something that potentially would
Speaker 1: need to be operated on.
Speaker 4: He was asked that last night and he said that
Speaker 4: they'll figure that out after the World Series is over.
Speaker 4: He didn't say yes, he didn't say no. It sounds
Speaker 4: like they're going to try to figure it out because
Speaker 4: if he does have surgery. Cody Bellinger had that same
Speaker 4: surgery after twenty seventeen. I made that the twenty twenty
Speaker 4: World Series in the Dome where he he hurt his shoulder, Yeah,
Speaker 4: high fighting with Kik. He actually had surgery that offseason
Speaker 4: a month later and it was a ten week comeback.
Speaker 4: And he wasn't right in twenty eighteen or twenty twenty one.
Speaker 4: Excuse me, he was never right. So you hope that
Speaker 4: if he doesn't have to have surgery, that's a good case.
Speaker 4: It is his non throwing shoulder, which is good, but
Speaker 4: still still you don't want him now having to rehab
Speaker 4: something else.
Speaker 1: Right, and you make it, and you know how it is,
Speaker 1: even if it's you're not throwing shoulder, You're still going
Speaker 1: to make adjustments to your pitch based on right, what's
Speaker 1: in your head and what pains. I think it affected
Speaker 1: him last night and is it bad hit my pitch? Yeah?
Speaker 1: It was.
Speaker 2: It was pretty great that Freddie Freeman didn't make him
Speaker 2: run around the bases, I mean with the home run
Speaker 2: because he was.
Speaker 1: Holding his jersey.
Speaker 2: That was the thing, is like he's holding his jersey
Speaker 2: so that to kind of take some pressure off of
Speaker 2: the shoulder while he's doing it.
Speaker 4: But he just gets to jog at that point. You
Speaker 4: guys think they close it out tonight? Is this a
Speaker 4: sweep tonight?
Speaker 1: Four games?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Yes, we got a parade to get
Speaker 2: ready for y you guys aren't into it parades.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not a big parade person. You guys want
Speaker 1: to be part of the coverage on I do want
Speaker 1: to be part of the coverage. I'll listen to the coverage.
Speaker 1: Can I have a roll?
Speaker 4: Absolutely? I'd be fantastic. Have you walk along one of
Speaker 4: the buses or something. No, you want to be in
Speaker 4: the bus.
Speaker 1: I want to be on the air. Oh calling the parade?
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