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Jacob Hester and T Bob Abert.
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Speaker 5: I got to come off the pitch.
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Speaker 5: Yoh, what's good? Guys. Welcome in our number two of
O TB, T Bob, Jake, Jacob and Taylor Sharp hanging
out with you today. Hope everybody's having a great day today. Dude, man, my,
uh my, my, my my. Talking about uh not wanting
to go, you know, not not liking Little League sports
has led to some all too real talk about the
inexorable march of time and how quickly things go by
and how uh you know, enjoy it. One day they
won't want to play with you anymore. It's very true.
And I know, I know that freaks me out. It
makes me, it makes me like sick to my stomach,
like it makes you so sad that you want to
throw up. I don't, and and I try to be
cognitives of it. You try to be present right now,
catch myself like, hey, they want to play with me,
And I'm like, you can watch this TV. And I'm
like no, no, no, no, no, no no no, we are yes,
let's play, let's play together. And you get busier, life
gets good and and you sacrifice that play time and
I feel like it tie. You know what do they say?
The days are long, but the weeks are short. And
then you look up it's been another two years, another
two years, and yeah, I can't fathom. We get seven
to five and a two year old, and I can't
fathom them not wanting to play with me. That's all
they want to do now, and soon it's gonna happen. Yep.
Speaker 6: You look up and you got a fifteen year old,
a thirteen year old, twelve year old, a nine year old.
Speaker 5: Harlot's still one and a half. Though, Nookie with maybe
the most depressing but insightful, I mean, true but depressing
message of the day. It's the team. I have the
saddest tweet I ever saw a quote. One day you
will play with your kid for the last time, and
neither of you will know it. Jesus dang, I gotta
go play some barbies today, dude. We got to get
back in that dream house today. Get back in the lab. Yeah,
m man, I don't know. It's kind of throwing me
for a loop here now. I'm thinking all existential enjoy
of the moment, trying to I'm going to try. Do
you tried it? You really do? You tried to? You
and you try to be present, You try to be
cognizantive everything, because if there's one thing that I've learned
in aging, it's at all the cliches that the older
generation gives you that you want to roll your eyes
at are all actually true. You know everything you and
I remember it really cranks up when your significant other
gets pregnant and you're going through that and you tell
people and then they give you some little piece of
you know, they tell you something and everybody says it,
and maybe you roll your eyes, maybe do this, maybe
do that, whatever. But then you find out one day
you look up, you're like, okay, they work exactly right. Actually,
And that's what's depressing already about this is I know
they're right about the time flying. They I experiencing it,
and there's no way to bottle it up and sew
it down. You got to work, you know. I don't know,
And I was talking to somebody about this this weekend.
But we really do just hurtle towards the end, don't
We Like the more time you experience each an additional
unit of time that you go through to your perception
is shorter because you've experienced more time. Right, if you've
been alive for five minutes, well one minute, it's gonna
be a damn long time. It's twenty percent of your
life for five years, woman ain't none. So we literally
just hurtle towards the end. But I'm gonna go drink
margarita to watch Star Wars with the kids. That's what
we're gonna do. We're gonna drink margaritas. And we're gonna
watch Star Wars with the kids. Maybe I'll show him
Phantom Menace tonight. That's a very fun, kid friendly one
and a can raise some pods. Oh, they've already seen that.
We'll I have to figure it out, that's what we're
gonna do. Yeah, how bout them cowboys? We got to reset.
Somebody give me a video of stephen A shooting a
nurse asap. I need to clear my mind out. Sorry
if you don't know what that's reference. There's a soap
opera that he was on where the clip was making
the rounds last week where he he shoots a nurse.
You're right, Tree, I'm sorry, guys. I fell into something
completely existential there less depressive than Saint's songs as teem well, Jake,
but look okay through that lens. A very special weekend
for you, getting to be uh mommy dad this weekend
and uh you know, get all the time with the boys.
It was great.
Speaker 6: And shout out to all the moms out there for
like all like just like getting them in to the places.
Speaker 5: That they need to on time. Yeah, and making that
work some way somehow. M hmm.
Speaker 6: That's because I I you know, it's funny. I, you know,
only work six hours a day, three hours on each show.
But it's like during morning drop off and afternoon pick up.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, yeah, which is which is? Which is a lot?
Look at this Jake. You've seen this stephen A fresh
off of First Take Skip Bayless on his deathbed. This nurse.
What she played? Oh, it's like caring. Uh boh, stephen
A got her with the silencer. Ironic that steven A
would use a silencer. What did I just watch? I
don't know, t bear step out of you. Your mine
is too charism at this way. You're gonna need a
bear new to brew a potion. Yeah, I do need
a I need a you know what that potion is
going to be? Marguerite is un syncret a mile that's
gonna be the potion? Too real? Just got a little
too real here for a minute, guys, I apologize, all right,
I'll tell you this. I will tell you this.
Speaker 6: As they get older, obviously, like you want time to
slow down, you want to have those moments. But like
right now, having a fifteen year old who's going to
be a sophomore and being able to talk like real
like football conversations, because that's what he's passionate. Yeah, that's cool,
or like whatever, your child's passionate out, no matter what,
it is like to be able to have those conversations
and to kind of go over that. And you know,
he gets home and we're going he's showing me as
huddle and we're going over techniques and if this guy's
head up, at this guy's outside shade, if he's inside shade,
here's your footwork. Like that's that part. That's also like
just one of the best moments. So it's not only
when they're you know, we little lads.
Speaker 5: I know, yeah, you know, I have such confident, I
have such a comment. I have such warm memories of
like I think one of the reasons why I think
I got it so into miniatures as a child, or
maybe it just always had it in me, but I
remember we used to have these like die casts, these
little metal cowboys and Indians figurines, and you know, we'd
set them all up and we had a little like
train and a little fort and stuff, and we take
turns to be like, hey, this guy shoots this guy
and like he'd be knocked out, and I just it's
like some of those visceral memories of my entire life
with my father, and then now I love it because yeah,
now when we get together. There were sitting there and
he's convincing me that whether you like AI or not,
you have to lean into it because otherwise you're going
to run the risk of empires of the past and
getting left behind. So it's still very great, still awesome,
but it just changes. And he's telling me stories the
other day. You're hanging out about when he was a
little kid and they were at you know, growing up
and cut off, and they used to do these fake
war games where they go in the woods and and
and like, uh, you you have to try to sneak
up on each other, and like it's just I don't know, man, Yeah,
I guess you're right. It just changes as a get older.
M It's uh scary though. I always said that kids
and I never got this because I feel like this
is something that movies and TV shows play with a lot,
but it never really landed with me. Where you love
so something so much that you like really feel fear.
I always understood it conceptually, but I remember the first
the first night I had my first child was the
first time in my life where I felt like I
truly knew deep fear because there was suddenly something in
my life that was so immediately precious to me that
I could not imagine anything, you know, I just you
just want the best for it, and anything happening to
it that is not the best is is you know,
it fills you with that, with that dread. Now you
end up. I think I think that's kind of one
of the I think that's one of the maybe positives
of the kind of busy lifestyle, is you kind of
can't really wallow, yeah, in these sort of thoughts. But
I'll be damned with that first night and it really
hit me like just a just a ton of bricks.
Speaker 6: Yeah, gosh, I remember first night having having Jackson, and
I believe it was a I believe it was a
Wednesday or Thursday, and it was my second year in
the NFL, and and we had a game like that
Sunday or Monday. It might have been a Monday against Oakland.
Speaker 5: It was on the road. I remember having Jackson in
my arm. But it was the middle of the season. Yeah,
right at the beginning of right, it was you know, look, hey,
first one we learned.
Speaker 6: We never had one in the in the season AGAINNX
was December, but he's at the end of the year.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Uh, like going holding Jackson, I mean he's new, like
day a day or two old, and like having my
playbook in front of me because it was right right
before iPads too, so we had like the.
Speaker 5: Old CDs that was our film. So you were watching
DVDs and yeah, and studying the paper playbook holding jack
So maybe I didn't have time to have that fear.
I was like, Oh, I mean that's so, that's kind
of that's kind of what we were getting at. It's like,
is that, yeah, you had the you had such an
immediate real life responsibility that you you have to go.
You have to do what you have to do for
that new child. I mean at that point he gives
you that dad strength that becomes a source of motivation.
You ever heard the song Welcome to Earth by Sturgel
Welcome to Earth Pollywog some of my favorite songs of
all time. Anybody who just had a child, just ever
had a child, I would say, listen to it. It's
probably gonna get you. But yeah, there's it's got this
very emotional build in the beginning. Then it kicks in
and it's it's you know, he's talking about having to
go away to work and provide and all that sort
of stuff. It's just it's it's a great song, Jack.
I think I think you'd appreciate it, uh quite a
bit as well. All right, check it out. I probably
know it now. People talk me their favorite toys. Oh no,
that is one thing that I don't love, is I
mean screens of cool video games caol. I love video games,
and I love playing video games with my dog. It's
been one of the coolest things about hurgcant older is
like we legitimately can sit there and game together. Yeah,
but it does get tougher and tougher to I have
to force them to play toys now. Sometimes I feel like,
you know, what was y'all's favorite toys growing up? Did
you have a favorite toy?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 5: The G I Joe aircraft carrier? Oh wait, I don't
think I had the g I Joe one. That's like
one of my time I know about it. That's like
one of the I had one with like a bunch
of planes in it, like little metal planes, but it
was still pretty big. But it wasn't the full on
this massive G I Joe one. Yeah, and so.
Speaker 6: I had an older brother and he was into so
I was into you. Probably just I missed the height
of jee.
Speaker 5: I'm sure you never saw the cartoons I got Joe
car I like, I was a little too young for
the cartoons really, but I had G I Joe toys.
Speaker 6: We were getting up in the morning eating your breakfast
for school.
Speaker 5: G I Joe Like, that's what we watched.
Speaker 6: And I remember we were in our two bedroom, one
bath house growing up, and small little house, but I
remember sitting exactly like in front of the living room
TV watching G I Joe eating breakfast before and then
we had the aircraft craft carrier.
Speaker 5: And god knows how much that thing cost.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I had to be budgets, So I know my
parents did a lot to get us that toy.
Speaker 5: I mean, that's what I'm saying. Dilly says, rich people
have to carry. That's the thing. Though. People do whatever
they can for their kids. You know, you do whatever
you can. I know, because yeah, that's one of the
most famous toys of all time, I feel like, is
the the G I Joe aircraft carrier. We had a
we we had just h I used to love Batman
toys growing up. One of my neighbors too had like
though he was an only child, he had like the
whole bat cave and everything. Dude, we used to go
over there and then we had this one set of
blocks and we used to just build bat caves. Oh,
the best favorite toy the big green toy A. Yeah.
Do kids still play with like military toys? Yeah? I
don't know if it's just common that it used to
be used to play a plastic garment all the time.
Set them up, have little battles and everything. Yeah, I
don't think they're.
Speaker 6: Their mind has you know, been all in this new
technology and and graphics and three D like, Yeah, we
didn't have all that, so we didn't know anywhere. So
we'd get up there and we'd set up the front
line of the of the army. We'd set up you know,
here's how our order is going to go. All right,
you set yours up. Who's gonna win? I don't think
they knew that tea.
Speaker 5: And I know that they see commercials, but I don't
know if they can appreciate the full depth of how
cool it felt to see an incredible play set on
of a commercial of like uh a show or something
that you loved, right, like the air craft carrier, like
like Castle, the Castle Gray School play set for he Man.
Johnny quest they better, they better not mess up.
Speaker 6: They're going to But this he Man movie that I've
been waiting you know, thirty something, almost forty years for.
Speaker 5: Who's the creative team behind it. Let's see if we
think they're going to mess it up? Or now I
have to look at all, do you know off the
top of your head, I thought you might. You might
actually don't know. Uh.
Speaker 6: At the end of the Dolph Lungdren, I mean Skeletor
goes into the bottom and he comes back and.
Speaker 5: You know, I'll be back. That was wait, so there,
I don't even think I really. I mean, of course
there has been, but I've never seen it. I didn't
realize this. There's already a live action he Man from
back in the day. You would love it. Dolph Lungern
is he Man? Yes, Okay, it's like and it's probably
just some good eighties cheese. Yeah, it's exactly what it is.
And it's like, you know, Rocky four time for for him,
So it was it was at his height.
Speaker 7: So the director is actually Travis Knight, Phil Knight's son.
He uh, he's directed some animated stuff.
Speaker 5: I don't know that he's.
Speaker 7: He directed the Bumblebee movie that came out. People actually
really liked that movie. I didn't see it, but like
people were really high on Bumblebee. And that's another you know,
that's another toy kind of you make that. Okay, wait,
what what animated.
Speaker 5: Stuff is he directed? He directed?
Speaker 7: His first thing was Kubo in the Two Strings, which
was like, this is like a fantasy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that was a really good movie.
Speaker 7: And he has a movie that is coming out I
think this year as well.
Speaker 5: But he's got he's.
Speaker 7: Gotten three Academy Award nominations for uh for and best
I think for Best Animated Film.
Speaker 5: Yeah, not bad.
Speaker 7: And then also I forgot about the the the cast.
I don't know if you've seen the cast yet, but Skeletors,
I mean Jared Leto and I mean.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, sure, I except that.
Speaker 7: And he man is gonna be a I've never actually
heard of this. It's a younger guy. He's he's a
thirties English I've never actually heard seen.
Speaker 5: He's just jacked.
Speaker 7: He's he's not he doesn't look super jacked in this
photo I'm seeing, but I'm guessing he's gonna be Obviously
he will be jacked.
Speaker 5: He will be He'll get to Goodwood and he will
be jacked. Yeah. And then I don't know if he'll
be Dolph Lungren jacked. Probably not, but he'll be Jack.
Speaker 7: Idris Elba is gonna be the man at arms, Duncan.
He's the inventor. He man's lieutenant. Okay, so we'll see
and then the let's see the screenplay is Chris Butler.
He he was the writer for uh, the for Travis Knight.
He's written He's written all of Travis Knight's movies.
Speaker 5: So okay, I mean, look, I feel like I feel
like they could. I feel like it's not a bad team. Yeah,
I feel like it's not a bad team. After he
heard about Knight's resume, there all right, I'm in uh okay,
last thing before we go to break and we just
stopped this rambling existential whatever this segment has been. Jake,
you saw a Marvel movie this week, and you saw Thunderbolts.
We did, and this comes in the context I think
all of us are kind of pretty bored with Marvel movies. Yeah,
you haven't cared about one in a long time series. Yeah,
I don't care about the universe as a whole really
at all anymore. How was Thunderbolts. It was good. And
it's the first time I went into a Marvel movie
and like wasn't.
Speaker 6: Like like it actually felt like an old Marvel movie.
Speaker 5: It was fun, it was good. That's that seems to
be what everybody's saying to.
Speaker 6: Yes, And it didn't have like any of the more
famous you know, superheroes whatever in it, but it didn't matter.
It was still really good, much better than you know, again,
like the last five to seven movies.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the last five to seven exactly. That doesn't show
you that it's oversaturated. Shout out, shout out to Look.
I love Florence too, I love David Harbor, two of
my favorite in there. So I'm glad that this worked
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Speaker 3: Back at It for sports Talk meets pure chaos off
the Bench with Hes and.
Speaker 5: T bomb hold On cole Stars love the Bench. I'm
t be j Kester, Taylor Sharp and for a least
a segment or two Murial hanging out with us here, Elandra.
I thought you were gone, and then you and then
you showed up.
Speaker 8: No, I'm not leaving till like like, okay, hell yeah,
but I'll on for a sec.
Speaker 5: What's up? How are we doing here in this secret
of mine? What are the plans of the fam this week?
Speaker 8: I'm not going to go see my fam?
Speaker 5: Oh you're not.
Speaker 8: No, I'm seeing that multiple Yeah.
Speaker 5: I thought you. I just heard you were flying into Dallas.
Speaker 8: Yeah, my family doesn't live in Dallas.
Speaker 5: I know. I know that. I know that I thought,
but I I don't know why in my head I
assumed y'all were just taking a family trip.
Speaker 8: No, no, no, I must.
Speaker 1: I'll be surprised that is not paying attention, Bob.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm detailed agnostic.
Speaker 8: Brady is part of my family.
Speaker 5: Now. I guess Tiger Fam.
Speaker 8: Brittany and I are going to go to like a
CM week.
Speaker 5: Oh hell yeah, okay that'll be super fun. Yeah, how
do you feel like, who do you most want to
see during a CM week?
Speaker 8: I don't know. I don't really have anybody.
Speaker 5: That I'm okay, that question was.
Speaker 8: Who been there, done that kind of thing? You know, like.
Speaker 5: Big dog.
Speaker 8: No, not that way, but.
Speaker 9: Like y'all know because it's y'all do the same with
SUC media days, like it's more work than it is fun.
Speaker 5: Oh no, no doubt, no no. But I guess it's maybe
a bit different in that you meet actual like celebrities
at at something like the AC and like, you know, yeah, well,
I guess you could say they are I don't consider
like a football coach to be like a celebrity. I
didn't know there's like a country artis that you were
super exciting.
Speaker 8: The time I go to one of these things.
Speaker 9: I have fingers crossed the entire time that I somehow
run into George Straight.
Speaker 5: Okay, there it is.
Speaker 8: I would be so happy.
Speaker 5: What would your opening line be to George Straight? Like
you saw him? I don't even know George, Hey, fella,
what do you exactly? I don't know, sir, my LEAs
just good to meet you. God.
Speaker 1: I hope you'd never run into hill.
Speaker 5: And you immediately hit a knee in front of him.
Speaker 1: He would walk the good Morning.
Speaker 5: It's one of my favorite songs on the Power.
Speaker 1: Walk Away from You.
Speaker 5: I don't know, he might he might laugh. I don't
know either that or what the hell are you doing?
Speaker 1: That's probably more likely.
Speaker 5: Uh he has a private jet runway on his ranch.
Speaker 8: Wait, really, I didn't even know that.
Speaker 5: I met the I met randomly a guy who uh, well,
I don't know. I guess he could be lying to me.
But I met a guy who claims to be the
one that built it, So he's probably pretty he could
be lying. That's not that's not that it's a random lie,
and that sounds like it's probably.
Speaker 8: Does he like usually build runways?
Speaker 6: Yes, I know baseball players that have like hunting leases
that have runways.
Speaker 5: Okay, there you go, So yeah, he definitely has that.
Speaker 2: So they think about, like, how do you get into
the runway business?
Speaker 5: It might be like a general like more like road
like it's I don't yeah, yeah, concrete building a two
mile road really straight? Exactly?
Speaker 1: Way do we have the job for you?
Speaker 5: Before we have a launder here? Though, we have to
ask her about centers. Uh No, I was gonna say
the baseball man.
Speaker 8: I kind of don't want to talk about it. Heartbreaking.
Speaker 5: I know, did you crash out after the game yesterday?
Speaker 9: I wouldn't say it was like full on crash out.
I was more sad than like crash out situation. Like
it was literally heartbreaking. Yeah, it was because the pitching
was so great all weekend, and I feel like it
kind of overshadows.
Speaker 8: Anthony.
Speaker 1: I did that.
Speaker 5: I mean that that Okay, So we are subpotic there,
because that's exactly what I said earlier. Yeah, I wish
something like that could have happened on the Thursday somehow
and we could come in here and celebrate it the
same way that we did Kate Anderson. But it just
it it's just not as he can't.
Speaker 8: Do it as much, right, so really sucks. I mean,
you're just not would we score.
Speaker 9: Seven the entire weekend? Like you're not going to be
anybody scoring seven runs the entire weekend, like your your
bullpen can hold them to I guess it was six, seven, eight, nine,
ten runs on the weekend, but.
Speaker 5: Like, damn near yeah, damn near damn near about shoot
six runs? If only they could have yeah.
Speaker 9: I mean like and then I texted I was texting
the group chat Saturday night that it was huge that
Anthony Ironsen went all nine innings because it saved Case
and Evans and Zach Cowen for the next day.
Speaker 8: And it just, I mean, you did everything right. It's
just that one.
Speaker 5: It's it's kind of like it's kind of like last
year where you you manipulate everything against you and c
and you give Jump the ball, like that's where you
want to be. You give Cowen the ball there, that's
where you want to be. You just got beat.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's going to happen. I mean he's been nails
all year.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and even Chase Shores went out there and did
his job.
Speaker 5: You're good.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean again, you almost didn't want to. You almost
didn't want to take him out, but you know you're
doing the left and left working higher and it worked
that time too, is what we talked about too, Like
that was a cheapy, cheapy ass was.
Speaker 9: Yeah, And it just I mean, the umpires did not
lose you the game, but the umpires were incredibly frustrating
the entire weekend. And I think that that has been
a topic like throughout the entire SEC.
Speaker 5: So I do think that's one of the reasons why. Okay,
it was such a well pitched weekend that strike zone
was it was friendly for both sides, for both sides.
Speaker 9: The one that like the one, so not to like
hang on one situation or anything like that, because again,
like seven runs on the weekends not gonna win you anything.
But the one that really made me mad was Friday
night or I guess no, not a Friday.
Speaker 5: Night Allaturday game one Friday game.
Speaker 8: Saturday game one.
Speaker 9: Zach Collen like through two straight down the middle that
he called balls and Hayden shot ended up that same
at bat through to down the middle, and then the
next pitch he hit for the lead run, like he
batted in the lead run with that.
Speaker 8: So that's the only thing else dwell on.
Speaker 9: But I mean, it just, I don't know, just a
very disappointing weekend because yeah.
Speaker 5: You you, I mean Ironsen did this heroic lift, yeah,
to put you in the spot and then you were
right there four outs away, and you know, like but
again again goes around, comes around. You did a Tennessee.
Now you get them to you it it happens. At
least you had the one. Now you got to take
two or three off Arkansas.
Speaker 9: And with the exception of who is usually incredible in
center field, the exception of the two drop balls with
from Chris Stanfield, the defense was great too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so.
Speaker 9: Just a well played game, but they beat you and
it's very disappointing, but it is what it is.
Speaker 8: They're playing for something too though.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, they got to get Yeah, they had to
get to a certain amount of the last year they
were the desperate wounded animal. Yeah, and it went like
last year did.
Speaker 4: So.
Speaker 5: I got out of the car. I got out of
the cars four to three.
Speaker 6: I was listening on the radio, so I try to
I try to rush in see if I.
Speaker 5: Can turn the TV on real quick.
Speaker 6: And I knew it wasn't good because I got a
text from Billy Lucci.
Speaker 1: Like, as you were turning on the team.
Speaker 5: Boom, why don't you go blow some bubbles? You baby back.
Speaker 2: Never mind that big bubble blowing vibes. I know, I
know that y'all's guy Billy Lucci, big.
Speaker 5: Billy Bubbles, call Big Bubble, go blow some bubbles, bubb
I love, I love Bubble Lucci, but.
Speaker 6: Damn, I'd be so pissed text me that we were
I mean, we we've been talking uh earlier in the series.
Speaker 5: Again though, I mean that's the you know, but again
that pain that you feel means we got the good
baseball going on, which is exciting, and here's hoping that
we'll have some more celebration not pain this week. All right,
let's go to break this segment you're sticking around for again.
Speaker 8: I can stay for like a little bit.
Speaker 6: One positive thing. One positive. We don't have to hear
those announcers anymore.
Speaker 5: This that was I mean, I get that, you know,
like if they don't else you gave, you're youly gonna
have like maybe it was like a top walk.
Speaker 6: It wasn't even like it wouldn't it wouldn't that it
was that, but it was like.
Speaker 5: I just thought they were I did think they were
a little extra heavy for sure, but it was also
if you like, sure, you know, Lynn and Ben are
gonna lean l shoe, but they still do a great job.
Yeah yeah, I mean also Lin Ben is uh you
know that's.
Speaker 8: Uh, we're so spoiled.
Speaker 5: But I mean I'm muting like the TV. It was
that bad.
Speaker 9: Okay, so really quick, Willie Green's burner asked if I'm
defending Chase Shores. I mean, all I said was that
he did his job.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, some people are trying to hate on played.
Well he did.
Speaker 1: He came in, he was, he was okay, but you
go look at his last three. He needed it out
and like that three was awful.
Speaker 5: Started saying he came up with a huge strikeout when
he needed.
Speaker 1: A lot better than he had been.
Speaker 9: I mean, we've we've criticized Chase Shores on this show.
Speaker 2: I thought he was going to fall apart. That's what
he's done in his last like four.
Speaker 8: He did his job in this outing.
Speaker 9: Yes, if you call that defending Chase, but I wasn't
really like defending or well.
Speaker 5: He deserves I don't understand he deserves to be defended.
After justd it was good, it was great outing good,
but there's.
Speaker 8: Nothing to like defend him against. I guess that's my point.
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Speaker 4: Today, Welcome to the seventh rank morning sports show in America.
Speaker 5: Off the Bench with Hester and C Bob.
Speaker 4: Modha that.
Speaker 5: Y'all, hu, I'm back with the great brothers. Said, would
you be comforted putting shortans close out a regional or
super game? I won't.
Speaker 1: No, No, that's not what we're saying.
Speaker 5: On the point but also but also like you would
feel comfortable with Zach Collen and look what just happened
freaking baseball. Get over it, guys. Okay, it sucks. It
sucks ass.
Speaker 9: Again, it happened for us last week against Tennessee.
Speaker 5: Exactly, so it is what it is. I just hate
that you It almost did feel a little inevitable after,
like it was like to be because it felt like
you basically spend forty eight hours straight in that exact setting,
an exact setting, just a tightly which great baseball around
I mean, high tension, but like, ah, damn it.
Speaker 1: Oh well, shout out to Tennessee. They dropped another series.
Speaker 5: I don't like that though, now that we wanted to do.
I know, yeah, we talked about that earlier too. I
don't know how to a lot of double edged swords
in play right now. When it comes to how to
feel about the SEC.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean to be cliche, that's the SEC.
Speaker 5: Says, is how many runs? George gave up one run?
But again, where gets the weak contact from Lavalette? If
you get him out at first, it's zero? But whatever,
it's baseball. Move on. Sucks a landra any Ciccu to
Mayo plans when you all get in tonight.
Speaker 8: I don't know, maybe go get a margarita.
Speaker 5: I guess you have to.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I kind of forgot it was to Mayo did Yeah.
Speaker 5: I didn't because I went through a full existential crisis
earlier and I decided the only way to make it
through it was to play with my kids by watching
Star Wars and having a margarite tonight together.
Speaker 8: You didn't do that yesterday?
Speaker 5: No, we're traveling.
Speaker 1: That's disappointed.
Speaker 5: Traveling. Go to the Jordan Davis performance in the indoor.
Speaker 1: No for by traditions ago.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, no, I wanted to go. I wanted to
do it. I ended up traveling. I was, I was,
I was supposed to go, and it seemed like it
was probably pretty awesome.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it looked fun. Brittany had fun.
Speaker 2: But it was a lot of people up in there
because I went and did the softball game Saturday, I mean,
parking lots were blocked off, everything.
Speaker 1: I mean, it was a lot of people have been.
Speaker 5: I just can't believe, Like, what is he not training
in Philly right now?
Speaker 8: So I saw sinners?
Speaker 5: Okay, Yeah, you're right, that's that joke deserved. Okay, yes,
so what did you think, Aland.
Speaker 9: I loved it very gat movie, very very good, loved
all the music in it.
Speaker 8: Ludwig, Yeah, Michael B. Jordan looked real good.
Speaker 5: I told you he's just he is just Yeah. I
mean that's one of the finest men, like in that
movie specifically, because you know, I even so after I
liked it so much, it went and I watched Creed
on the airplane and I can't give a good review
of Creeks. That's gonna end our sleep the whole time.
But even in Creed, like he's jacked, right, something like
Black Panther. He's always jacked, But now that he's a
little older and he's got a little more kind of
age on him, I think he's achieved his peacttness.
Speaker 8: He looks amazing. Ye, But yeah, it's a great movie.
There's one part that.
Speaker 5: We didn't like because I specifically was raving and my
wife at how much I loved that part. Yeah, and
you thought it was a.
Speaker 9: Bit also, like the movie's not as sexual as the trailers,
and like social media make it out.
Speaker 5: To you agree, like all the Josh Allen jokes kind.
Speaker 8: Of turned off off from it.
Speaker 9: That's why I was kind of like, ma, wait for
it to come out on TV. I don't really care
because I thought it was going to be super.
Speaker 5: Oh no, it's like not sexual at all, show at all.
Speaker 8: Yeah, So I liked it.
Speaker 5: It's uh, I really enjoyed it. I think it's a
very very good movie. I think I'm still on the
side of I think I like it a little more
because I mean, I would even be I might give
it like a ten out of ten of my book,
which I rarely hand out. And I know a lot
of people aren't aren't there.
Speaker 8: But I'm kind of with you though.
Speaker 5: But it's freaking good, dude, if not.
Speaker 8: Nine and a half, yeah, because I really liked it.
Speaker 5: You can never get to nine and a half nine
inch king, baby, don't hate who's our new nine inch
king member? Was it? Tyler Shuk told the other day
somebody stutsman because he was also yeah, because you were like,
he's also sixty.
Speaker 6: Three yeah, and it was the SAME's draft class. I
can't think who was Saga, white boy. Let's go, let's
see what Tylershuk is though.
Speaker 5: Okay, guys, get ready to leave Happy Secret to my
Happy travel Day. Be safe.
Speaker 8: Thanks for having me.
Speaker 5: You and your family have fun with whatever it is
you're going to do. It's going to joy Dallas. Whatever
y'all are getting into over there, I'll see later. Enjoy
the cmas. It's also not the cmas. Enjoy the AMCs.
Enjoy the ACM.
Speaker 6: You're almost there, Tyler Shuck is nine and three fourths
aligned of justification.
Speaker 5: You need to know that on the way out. Almost
a ten inch king almost not quiet travel who's more like.
Speaker 6: Looking for somebody to be a grown man and have
over ten inches?
Speaker 5: That's not that's your guy. No, I'm just kidding out.
I'm sure Dance are nine and three eighths. Oh okay,
shut out. What about cam Wore? If you give me,
who's there going to be crazy big? I wouldn't think
cam Ward is nine inch on the dot? There we
are up. We are so up boys, nine inch kings
all over the place. Let go mine. Man, he's pretty.
He's a tall fella to have nine inch cam Woard,
that's all is game Ward. I thought cam was like
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six three six four? Is he six or six? I
I'm ment of me felt tall? Uh six to two? Okay, yeah, yeah, okay,
shoutout it's tall, right, yeah, yeah, sure sure, but I
mean also like Stutsman sixty three, I'm six three, we
all have nine and chances he's pretty normal to me.
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Speaker 3: Welcome to the Seventh Ranks morning sports show in America.
Speaker 5: Off the Bench and with Hester.
Speaker 1: And C Bob.
Speaker 5: Yo, what's having y'all? Welcome back to O T B.
Wrapping up our two Here we are weekend winter coming up. Actually,
gonna still got a tat a NFL Story of the
Day day as well, looking forward to that. Wait, we
got okay, this counts. I was gonna say, we need
to get back to our secret to my own playlist,
but then I I but yeah, okay, yeah.
Speaker 2: This is play Hispanic trap music.
Speaker 6: No, no, you don't remember the song. This is a banger.
This was when I was in high school.
Speaker 5: This is I would say, it's more Yeah, it's like
callot R and B. Yeah, saying but it's got more
of an R and B sort of guilt up. I
mean this was this was on the playlist. Yeah, Burnt
c D. Sometimes I do forget how young is compared
to to me, because he's got a pretty he's got
an old soul. A lot of times.
Speaker 1: I'm twenty eight.
Speaker 5: So when I was making this Burnt CD, you were six,
is my point. Yes, that's like the memes going around
about belichicking his girlfriend and seeing those. Of course Antonio Brown,
I don't know if he's the first to do it,
but he's about the baby picture are the two thousand
Well it says yes, Bill Belichick and his girlfriend in
the year two thousand. Oh, I don't like that. And
it's Belichick, you know. I was like, you know, year
two thousand, he's like a man, he's coaching, blah blah,
and then it's just a baby. I don't like it.
Just do you all think that Taysom Hill is gonna
play this season? No? Well, refreshman, when did he get hurt?
So Nick Underhill, he's reading norms up football And there
was all the kind of throw away line about this
where he re highlighted a quote they didn't worry me
at the time where Mickey Looms was talking about it
and they asked what his recovery and he was basically like, ah, look,
you know he suffered a pretty serious knee injury.
Speaker 2: It was in December. I don't know the exact day,
but December.
Speaker 5: Do you think we've seen days Mill plays last year?
Speaker 2: And that's the thing, like, are we gonna set it
over under? It's like he might play two games at
the end of the year if you're in contention and
he needs something. But I mean, let's say, let's say
he's back in ten months, which is doable now with
the aclure.
Speaker 1: That's what a lot of people do.
Speaker 2: You're probably late October, and that's if everything goes well.
Speaker 1: What if you're what if you're already bad by then yes,
this is actually you.
Speaker 5: Forced, saysom Hill to play like the final three games
because you feel like you're paying him or like I
don't know, especially like what if you're competing for the
first overall pick and arch Manny and Garrett Neusmeyer both
thrown for forty five touchdowns a piece. At that point,
I ain't putting Taysoon back in.
Speaker 1: Money of the chat.
Speaker 2: Perfect point, Taso will played three amazing games in November
then get hurt again.
Speaker 5: Even though I mean it's going back to his b
YU days unfortunately, even though like I don't think Arch
is coming out this year. They've been saying, right.
Speaker 1: No, but even if he doesn't, look at the quarterbacks
that are no.
Speaker 5: Manning is right because Eli and Peyton both went four years. Right. Yeah, yeah,
they've been I think they've been pretty upfront. I mean,
maybe something changes, But.
Speaker 2: The main thing with Arch is they said they wanted
him to start multiple years in college.
Speaker 1: So like this year and next, it.
Speaker 5: Doesn't matter nus whoever they whoever, it's going to be.
If you're really bad and there's like three games left
and Taste Him is healthy, I legitimately don't know if
you play him.
Speaker 1: I don't know why you would.
Speaker 5: Brian Hollers get ready to see Taste him a broads uniform?
Oh for sure? True? All right, our two in the
Budgets kick off our number three with weekend winners. I
still want to talk about it about Tyler Shuck. We
got our NFL Story of the Day day as well.
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