Speaker 1: It is June seventh, twenty twenty five before we look
Speaker 1: at a look back at significant events and people tied
Speaker 1: to this particular date in history, including but not limited to,
Speaker 1: these during our revolutionary period. Seventeen seventy six, Richard Henry
Speaker 1: Lee of Virginia offered a resolution to the Continental Congress
Speaker 1: stating that these United Colonies are and a right ought
Speaker 1: to be free and independent states. They would declare so
Speaker 1: not even a month later, eighteen ninety two, in this state,
Speaker 1: Homer Plessi, a creole of color, was arrested for refusing
Speaker 1: to leave a whites only car of the East Louisiana Railroad.
Speaker 1: How times have changed. The sovereign state of Vatican City
Speaker 1: formerly came into existence as the Italian Parliament ratified the
Speaker 1: latter Entreaty in Rome. The year was nineteen twenty nine.
Speaker 1: Thirteen years later on this state, during the Battle of
Speaker 1: Midwas it ended a decisive victory for American naval forces
Speaker 1: over the Japanese Let's see. Nineteen seventy six, New York
Speaker 1: Magazine published an article by journalist Nick Kohne entitled the
Speaker 1: Tribal Rights of the New Saturday Night, Inspiring Saturday Night Fever.
Speaker 1: The nationwide disco craze was On nineteen seventy nine, Texas
Speaker 1: became the first date to recognize June teenth as an
Speaker 1: official state holiday. Now it's a national holiday. Graceland Elvis
Speaker 1: Presley's Memphis mansion opened to the public as a tourist
Speaker 1: destination this date in nineteen eighty two, five years after
Speaker 1: Elvis had passed. And on this date, just four years ago,
Speaker 1: Maggie Murda and her son Paul, from a prominent South
Speaker 1: Carolina legal family, found shot and killed in their family's property.
Speaker 1: Alex Murda, the patriarch, would be found guilty of murder
Speaker 1: and sentenced to life in prison. He still says he's
Speaker 1: not guilty. Imagine that. Filmmaker James Ivory is ninety seven today,
Speaker 1: mentioned Tom Jones. Liam Neeson is seventy three. He'd be
Speaker 1: on the show today, but he's pursuing kidnappers who have
Speaker 1: stolen his daughter again. See l A. Reed, the great
Speaker 1: music producer turned sixty nine. Former Vice President Mike Pence
Speaker 1: is sixty six today. Dave Navarro, the musician and TV
Speaker 1: host I guess erstwhile TV host is fifty eight. Carl Ervin,
Speaker 1: the actor Bear Grillis, which just one of the best
Speaker 1: names in the TV business. Bear Grillis is fifty one.
Speaker 1: Hall of Famer Allan Irison, Liam Wood, Sir, some course
Speaker 1: during the morning, pull up the famous Alan iverson cut
Speaker 1: about practice. It's one of my favorites. It's as good
Speaker 1: as Jim Moore as playoffs at your Comedian Bill Hayter
Speaker 1: is forty seven, Michael Sarah thirty seven. Let's see. NFL
Speaker 1: running back Christian McCaffrey is twenty nine, still digging in.
Speaker 1: If it's your birthday, I hope it is the best
Speaker 1: day you could possibly imagine. You get to spend it
Speaker 1: with the people you love, doing the things you love
Speaker 1: to do. And that's truly my wish for you. Weather
Speaker 1: in sports just ahead as we get you going on
Speaker 1: another Saturday Morning edition, sons Lynnette sadly more in a
Speaker 1: moment on seven hundred WLW. Hey, we've already had some
Speaker 1: rain and more on the way on and off today. Hi,
Speaker 1: about eighty two, A chance of early showers tonight mostly cloudy,
Speaker 1: A chance of showers and storms Sunday. Does this sound
Speaker 1: vaguely familiar to you? It's back eighty No no all
Speaker 1: day washouts. Okay, just the chances of rain and thunderstorms
Speaker 1: persist as we go through the weekend. Monday too high.
Speaker 1: Then around seventy six it is sixty five.
Speaker 2: Now seven hundred WLW Sport.
Speaker 1: Liam Tomlinson returns after a week's hiatus. What did you
Speaker 1: do last week? Liam? I'm curious.
Speaker 3: I was in the windy city of Chicago, beautiful town.
Speaker 3: Were you there for the Cubs Red Series or yeah?
Speaker 3: My first time seeing the Red legs on the road.
Speaker 3: I Wrigley Field felt like a movie, like a fever dream.
Speaker 1: Hey, I'll tell you the truth. My first Major League
Speaker 1: game was at Wrigley Field when I was I don't know,
Speaker 1: seven or eight years old, and it was a field trip.
Speaker 1: We lived in the West Burbs of Chicago, Land and
Speaker 1: as a seven eight year old kid walking into that space,
Speaker 1: you're like in a different universe, and I guess into adulthood.
Speaker 1: It's we have the same kind of reaction the first
Speaker 1: time you step in and you see the ivy on
Speaker 1: the walls and everything else. So it was cool, right,
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it was magical.
Speaker 3: But I was walking in and there's a school bus
Speaker 3: full of kids coming in front of me.
Speaker 1: Now that was me and I was that was me,
Speaker 1: That was me sixty years ago or whatever.
Speaker 3: Yeah, little Gary Jeff Walker was in the back of
Speaker 3: the bus and you look out the window and this kid.
Speaker 3: They're all Cubs fans got their Cubs get on they go.
Speaker 3: Elie de la Cruz is my favorite baseball player. How
Speaker 3: about that nice? Too bad you couldn't bring home a
Speaker 3: series win. The Reds kind of like suspended after last
Speaker 3: night's downpour.
Speaker 1: A great American ballpark.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Red Legs, they tried to get the game
Speaker 3: in the last two innings they were playing. It was
Speaker 3: just pouring down rain. The infield's one of the wettest
Speaker 3: infields I've ever seen. The game was suspended prior to
Speaker 3: the start of the seventh inning last night. The game
Speaker 3: will be resuming this afternoon at two ten. The regularly
Speaker 3: scheduled game will begin approximately forty minutes after the suspended
Speaker 3: game ends, but not prior to four to ten PM
Speaker 3: Eastern Standard Time. Inside Pitch with Ken Bruw will begin
Speaker 3: at one. Catch all the Reds action all day on
Speaker 3: the Home of the Red seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: And I will tell you before you continue that I've
Speaker 1: been looking at the hour by hour and it looks
Speaker 1: like no problem to get the two ten start in
Speaker 1: and we'll probably be able to get the other game
Speaker 1: in today as well, So continue what else you got.
Speaker 3: And it's Tyler Stevenson bobblehead Day, so if you want
Speaker 3: to get a bobblehead today, you probably should change your
Speaker 3: plans to get there a little earlier because they will
Speaker 3: be given away when the gates open at twelve forty.
Speaker 1: By the way, are you planning on making any of
Speaker 1: these Savannah bananas appearances next weekend?
Speaker 3: I do not, but it's such an interesting concept. I
Speaker 3: have people that hate on it, but people hate on
Speaker 3: things for no reason in this world, and they'll let
Speaker 3: people enjoy things right.
Speaker 1: NHL Playoffs last night, the Florida Panthers time away with
Speaker 1: a win in Edmonton. Not necessarily surprising last night was
Speaker 1: pandemonium in Edmonton.
Speaker 3: Home team Oilers trailed four to three for the entire
Speaker 3: third period, but with eighteen seconds remaining, Corey Perry tied
Speaker 3: up the match four to four to force overtime in
Speaker 3: front of the home crowd. One overtime period was not enough,
Speaker 3: and finally in the second overtime period, the Panthers found
Speaker 3: the back of the net to tie the series one
Speaker 3: to one before heading back home to Florida for the
Speaker 3: next two matches.
Speaker 1: NBA Playoffs continue tonight with Game two. I believe it
Speaker 1: goes tomorrow with the finals.
Speaker 3: Jo spread out a little more and they were trying
Speaker 3: to get all the other series up quick, but the
Speaker 3: finals will be tomorrow at eight.
Speaker 1: The Pacers look to take a two zero series lead.
Speaker 3: The Pacers led for point three seconds total in Game one.
Speaker 1: Last shot by Halliburton.
Speaker 3: Haliburtn is now five for six in his career with
Speaker 3: game winning shot attempts under five seconds.
Speaker 1: Caliburno's clutch player ever. Halliburton has been stop it with
Speaker 1: the most clutch player ever. Halliburton has been more successful
Speaker 1: in these playoffs than they were in Iraq.
Speaker 3: Anyway, anything else USC three to sixteen is tonight. Two
Speaker 3: title fights. Had liked the main event Morob and Sugar
Speaker 3: Sean O'Malley the bantamweight title rematch.
Speaker 1: I love it, Thank you, sir. It's five forty eight.
Speaker 2: You are tuned to news Radio seven hundred w LW.
Speaker 1: Today is Alan Iverson's birthday. You remember Allan Iverson are.
Speaker 4: As easy to sum it up when you just talk
Speaker 4: about practice. We sitting in here, I supposed to be
Speaker 4: the franchise player, and we in here talking about practice.
Speaker 4: I mean, listen, we're talking about practice, not a game,
Speaker 4: not a game, not a game. We're talking about practice,
Speaker 4: not a game, not the game that I go out
Speaker 4: there and die for and play every game like it's
Speaker 4: my last.
Speaker 1: Not the game.
Speaker 4: We're talking about practice, man, I mean, how silly is that? Man,
Speaker 4: We're talking about practice. I know I was supposed to
Speaker 4: be there. I know I was supposed to leave by example.
Speaker 4: I know that, and I'm not shoving it aside. You know,
Speaker 4: like it don't mean anything. I know it's important. I do,
Speaker 4: honestly do. But we're talking about practice, man, What are
Speaker 4: we talking about practice? We're talking about practice, man, We're
Speaker 4: talking about practice. We're talking about practice. We ain't talking
Speaker 4: about the game.
Speaker 1: We're not talking about the game, Liam, I just like
Speaker 1: to get your thoughts to someone who enjoys sports. You're
Speaker 1: an athletically oriented individual. You play a lot of hoops.
Speaker 1: How important is practice? After all?
Speaker 3: I've never been called an athletically oriented individual, but I
Speaker 3: appreciate the compliment. But I mean practice is fundamental to
Speaker 3: the game. I mean especially working with kids all day.
Speaker 3: They all think they're Kobe Bryant or Steph Curry just
Speaker 3: because they get a couple of shots up.
Speaker 1: You got to practice beyond them. Here's the thing Liam works.
Speaker 1: Is it Boys and Girls Club? Yeah? Okay, so you
Speaker 1: do that. That is your day job through the week.
Speaker 1: And how is it in the summer. Is it any
Speaker 1: different in the summer than it is during the school year?
Speaker 3: Drastically different, vives, it's long summer days. Usually they got
Speaker 3: me that school all day and it's an after school
Speaker 3: program during the school year, but like during the summer,
Speaker 3: we're the school program technically speaking, such so you.
Speaker 1: Were responsible for the education of tomorrow's citizens. That's scary.
Speaker 1: The world is a great hand out. So I talked
Speaker 1: to Lynette, and apparently our friend Lynette, who sings usually
Speaker 1: a hymn or a gospel song about this time every
Speaker 1: Saturday morning, is stuck in her room and her phone
Speaker 1: can only dial mine. Would you say it was like
Speaker 1: a ladybug phone that kids have or whatever. So her
Speaker 1: phone can only dial my phone. And of course it's difficult,
Speaker 1: if not impossible, and surely not optimal for me to
Speaker 1: put her on the air on my cell phone, although
Speaker 1: we have done that before, and hold it up to
Speaker 1: the mic so you can hear what Lynette is cooking.
Speaker 1: So unless she can get someone at Florence Park Care,
Speaker 1: they're on Burlington Pike, which I'm sure is a wonderful
Speaker 1: facility to wheel her wheel the actual phone that she
Speaker 1: usually calls us on. I don't know that we'll hear
Speaker 1: from her. I still am holding out hopes because of
Speaker 1: Saturday morning without Lynette. I don't know, it looks like it.
Speaker 1: Let's put her on just I don't even have my
Speaker 1: phone app. Just go ahad, hello, Hello, Lynnette, you're on
Speaker 1: the air.
Speaker 5: Oh we're on the air. Bybie Glatt.
Speaker 6: I like to stop.
Speaker 7: Prayer.
Speaker 5: Change is sang ooly prayer, Change is thang. It can
Speaker 5: move Mountain came off to the flame without a blame.
Speaker 5: Prayer change his things in my soul, in my soul.
Speaker 1: Amen Amen, And you're right, prayer does change things. As
Speaker 1: I was praying that you would find somebody to get
Speaker 1: you a phone so you could call. In fact, I
Speaker 1: was just talking about you, and then miraculously, praise God,
Speaker 1: praise God, you were there.
Speaker 5: Pray you got to I'm on the AIRM on there
Speaker 5: and I really was on the air.
Speaker 1: You really really were. Thank you, Jesus, Thank you Jesus.
Speaker 1: Absolutely Well, how is it. How's everything going, dear?
Speaker 5: It's great? Yeah, I gained down three pounds?
Speaker 1: Well is that good or bad?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 5: I was one pt three now one pity six. I
Speaker 5: lost a lot of weight and I gained a lot
Speaker 5: of weight.
Speaker 1: That's usually the way it works, the old diet. Yo yo.
Speaker 5: A woman my age is post a weigh one sixty seven,
Speaker 5: and I went up to one seventy one. And then
Speaker 5: I slowed down on what it was eating and I
Speaker 5: dropped down on one fifty three of it just ain't good.
Speaker 5: So I got three pounds. I'm getting there.
Speaker 1: The important thing is that you're happy with where you're at.
Speaker 1: Are you happy with where you're at? Linette?
Speaker 5: Because I also worth two hundred, I was a big
Speaker 5: old girl.
Speaker 1: Well you know we're not into body shaming here.
Speaker 5: I am. I couldn't put the wheelchair. My bother's too bad.
Speaker 2: I said that my back.
Speaker 5: He said, yes, ma'am. I bought is going and it's gone.
Speaker 5: Thank you Jesus. I had to eat last.
Speaker 1: I love you so much, Thank you, David, love you too.
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Speaker 6: Into?
Speaker 1: The first official hour of the Saturday Morning Edition For
Speaker 1: this Saturday, June seventh, twenty twenty five. I'm Gary Jeff Walker,
Speaker 1: and aren't you glad that you're not eight minutes after
Speaker 1: the hour? And uh, I think it's time. There's so
Speaker 1: much going on and I want to tell you about
Speaker 1: this morning and we'll get to it in due time,
Speaker 1: but I think it's time to talk to my friend
Speaker 1: Dave from Harrison. You remember Dave? Hi Dave?
Speaker 6: Good morning, Gary, Jeff? How are we doing today good?
Speaker 1: You know, when I die, I've decided I'm going to
Speaker 1: leave my body to science fiction.
Speaker 6: Science fiction.
Speaker 1: If Barbie is so popular, why do you have to
Speaker 1: buy your friends? How young? How young? Can you die
Speaker 1: of old age? Dave?
Speaker 6: That's a good question.
Speaker 1: So what's on your mind?
Speaker 6: Well, Jared, Jeff, why did the lawyer what did the
Speaker 6: lawyer what? I'm sorry, I can't screw it up all right?
Speaker 11: What did the lawyer name his daughter?
Speaker 1: What did the lawyer name his daughter?
Speaker 6: Dave Sue.
Speaker 1: Right, this is not this is not starting well at all.
Speaker 6: What does a panda fry? It's bamboo in I didn't know.
Speaker 1: That you could fry bamboo, but it sounds like something
Speaker 1: i'd want to try. What did the panda fry? Is
Speaker 1: bamboo in.
Speaker 6: A pan? Uh?
Speaker 1: This is getting worse. This is getting worse.
Speaker 11: Jeff, Dave, even here before you've seen we got a
Speaker 11: bunch of trees in our backyard. Yeah, and uh, I
Speaker 11: don't trust them, Jeff, I just don't trust.
Speaker 1: Why do you not trust the trees?
Speaker 6: Ah? They're shady.
Speaker 12: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 12: funny by the staff, management or advertisers. Of seven hundred
Speaker 12: WLW or his parent company iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 12: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, your stomach churn,
Speaker 12: or we have considered the entire exercise to be a
Speaker 12: colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now back to
Speaker 12: our irregular programming.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm just coming back to Las Vegas.
Speaker 1: You alrighting creeping up on Italian Fest in Newport, and
Speaker 1: that's one of the things I want to address this
Speaker 1: morning and will in due time. That is next week Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
Speaker 1: I can't remember if this is twenty six, twenty seven,
Speaker 1: twenty eight thirty, but we will nail all those facts
Speaker 1: down and let you know because it's one of my
Speaker 1: favorite annual celebrations around here, because I am honored every
Speaker 1: year to be a part of it in the opening ceremonies,
Speaker 1: which will occur next Thursday night. They're at Festival Park
Speaker 1: or whatever they're calling it these days, right below the
Speaker 1: levee in Newport along the Great Ohio River. Let's now
Speaker 1: turn our attention to our our receptive friend, old Radio Rick.
Speaker 1: Good morning, sir, how are you?
Speaker 13: Good morning? I am receptive, How are you.
Speaker 1: Well, better to be a receptive than deceptive, sir. And
Speaker 1: how are we coming in on whatever radio you're listening on.
Speaker 13: Well, I'm going to claim it's five by five, I guess,
Speaker 13: given any moment in time, et cetera. Actually I had
Speaker 13: one of my outdoor antennas come down and in this
Speaker 13: set needs one. But it's a nineteen twenty eight Magnavox.
Speaker 13: The model is eaten et O N and it's a
Speaker 13: battery set five tube TRF AM radio with a single
Speaker 13: tuning control, which was actually a big deal in nineteen
Speaker 13: twenty eight, and in a beautiful two tone cabinet that
Speaker 13: Most of these TRFs that were the wooden cabinets and
Speaker 13: had either one, two or three shooting dials had a
Speaker 13: lift top lid, but this one, the radio chass he
Speaker 13: pulls out like a drawer, which is kind of cool.
Speaker 1: I didn't realize that Magna Box has been making radios
Speaker 1: that long or anything.
Speaker 13: Yeah, their big start out, which is actually thank you
Speaker 13: for the segue. They actually started out making radio horns,
Speaker 13: the big horn speakers, and they were one of the
Speaker 13: leaders of that back right around nineteen twenty and and
Speaker 13: absolutely beautiful logos with their you know, with the flying
Speaker 13: lady with their name on it and whatever. And by
Speaker 13: the way, excellent horns too. But so this one actually
Speaker 13: does work with an external horn speaker. And so I'm
Speaker 13: going to use that to jump to two different catalog entries.
Speaker 13: The first, now here's somebody who is nothing like me,
Speaker 13: because obviously he's a complete loss of words. Artistic, two
Speaker 13: toned mahogany cabinet. Low price that will give you a
Speaker 13: pleasure for a lifetime. That's a little creepy.
Speaker 1: Actually, it sounded like a bath house or something, or
Speaker 1: a massage parlor.
Speaker 13: And anyway, that low price of one hundred and fifteen dollars, Uh, yeah,
Speaker 13: that's great. That's about twenty one to fifty today. And
Speaker 13: that's that's two thousand and fifty.
Speaker 6: Of course.
Speaker 13: The other thing I wanted to call out was that
Speaker 13: is I guess the word for the day is disturbing.
Speaker 13: The Magnavaux Company of Oakland, California, in Chicago, Illinois, first speaker,
Speaker 13: first Dynamic, the Magnavox Dynamic speakers. There is a picture
Speaker 13: of somebody who absolutely one is in blackface.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, with.
Speaker 13: The face presented on to the front of the Magnavox
Speaker 13: horn with the word realism scribbled across it. Okay, irony,
Speaker 13: let's count the ways. No doubt, I'm gonna close that
Speaker 13: window because it's just disturbing to look at. I'm assuming
Speaker 13: it's Al Jolson.
Speaker 1: Right, well, it was nineteen twenty eight, that would make sense. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the original, the original jazz singer, the first talkie which
Speaker 1: was a year later.
Speaker 13: Oh my gosh, realism.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 13: Really, that's the word you went with?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 1: Great, no doubt.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 13: How's life, buddy?
Speaker 1: Uh, you know what, Everything's fine. I'm looking forward to
Speaker 1: perhaps talking to you in a few weeks. We kind
Speaker 1: of discussed this already a little bit about the Great
Speaker 1: Radio Bonfire of nineteen nineteen twenty.
Speaker 13: Nine, twenty nine.
Speaker 6: That's all right.
Speaker 1: I didn't know there was a great radio bonfire, and
Speaker 1: you enlightened me a little bit. But we'll expound on that.
Speaker 1: I wanted to tell you and remind you again that keepsake.
Speaker 1: Kim Rice is bringing the book from the anniversary party
Speaker 1: today to the bar in Newport. So if you can't
Speaker 1: make it, I understand. I did kind of mention it
Speaker 1: last week. But today between two and four o'clock, if
Speaker 1: you were at the anniversary party back in March for
Speaker 1: this show, and you would like to see all of
Speaker 1: the wonderful faces again, it'd be a lovely time for
Speaker 1: you to visit six twenty eight Mama Street there in Newport.
Speaker 1: And if you'd like to know more about mister Washburn
Speaker 1: and his just remarkable array of fantastic radios Old Radio
Speaker 1: Rick at Gmail, WW.
Speaker 2: Seven hundred WLW Sports.
Speaker 1: Sports of all sorts. I say, Liam Tomlinson, tell me
Speaker 1: about you. Say you were wrong at the last second,
Speaker 1: So tell me what you were wrong about. I was right.
Speaker 1: Texas won the Women's College World Series.
Speaker 6: Right, I was.
Speaker 1: I was asking about women's college softball and you said
Speaker 1: the Texas won. The Longhorned Ladies won. And are you
Speaker 1: sure about this now?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 3: In game three? I thought I saw this last night,
Speaker 3: and then I looked it up and it said there
Speaker 3: was game three. But last night was Game three against
Speaker 3: the Texas Tech Red Raiders and they won. But did
Speaker 3: they win the championship?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: They won Game three and te best of three in
Speaker 3: the Women's College Softball World Series.
Speaker 1: So the deep in the heart of Texas, the ladies
Speaker 1: are celebrating. Either way, there would be a Championship in Texas.
Speaker 1: But yes, the Longhorns are the celebratory victors of the
Speaker 1: women's college world What about men's college baseball that's still continuing? Yeah,
Speaker 1: is the super Regional Game ones.
Speaker 3: Beginning yesterday, North Carolina topped Arizona eighteen to two. Louisville
Speaker 3: beat Miami eight to one, Oregon State beat Florida State
Speaker 3: five to four, Coastal Carolina beat Auburn seven to six.
Speaker 3: Tons of games this afternoon. Louisville and Miami at eleven
Speaker 3: to start the day in North Carolina, Arizona at noon,
Speaker 3: Murray State, the Racers go off against Duke and the
Speaker 3: Durham Super Regional. West Virginia and LSU face off at
Speaker 3: two Auburn Coastal Carolina Game two at three pm. Texas
Speaker 3: Tennessee and Arkansas at five pm in the Fall Super Regional.
Speaker 3: There's some bad blood from the last time they met
Speaker 3: in the College Baseball World Series.
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 3: Just coaches chewing out, players just got a love of
Speaker 3: the game. UTSA, The road Runners and UCLA face off
Speaker 3: in the Los Angeles Super Regional at seven in Oregon
Speaker 3: State and Florida State or in the night cap tonight.
Speaker 1: Well, the people that get paid more to play baseball
Speaker 1: were at it last night at GABPR Reds against the
Speaker 1: visiting Diamondbacks, and they never finished the game because of
Speaker 1: the rain.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Three to three is the suspended score at the start
Speaker 3: of the seventh inning last night. That was suspended to
Speaker 3: do the last night's storm. The game will be resuming
Speaker 3: this afternoon at two ten, and the regularly scheduled game
Speaker 3: for it this afternoon will begin approximately forty minutes after
Speaker 3: the suspended game ends, but not prior to four to
Speaker 3: ten PM. Inside Pitch with ken Brew will begin at one.
Speaker 3: Catch all the Reds action all day long on Home
Speaker 3: of the Reds seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Here you go, I just enters curious your thoughts on
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't at a certain point, you have
Speaker 3: to just rebuild your team. You can't have journeyman quarterback.
Speaker 3: They had old man Russell Wilson. You have old man
Speaker 3: Aaron Rodgers.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 3: You have a good enough defense and Mike tom Win's
Speaker 3: a good enough coach, but you're settling for mediocrity. And
Speaker 3: I'm not a proponent of tanking. But Aaron Rodgers, he's
Speaker 3: an old man. It's time he's not Tom Brady legacy wise,
Speaker 3: I mean, Aaron Rodgers has ring he was an MVP,
Speaker 3: but right that was a long time ago.
Speaker 1: There is a chance, there is a good chance that
Speaker 1: the Bengals will not face the prospect of getting beaten
Speaker 1: by Aaron Rodgers's quarterback of the Pittsburgh Steelers, because Aaron
Speaker 1: Rodgers may be in traction after the first game. I'm
Speaker 1: just guess. It's six twenty six on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 1: We'll talk more Aaron Rodgers with Moe a little bit
Speaker 1: later on this morning. I've not heard from Steve Simon,
Speaker 1: but we're expecting a pithy phone call in a great
Speaker 1: commentary here in a few minutes plus the gang at
Speaker 1: Brookies in Ripley right after the news. There have been
Speaker 1: some developments in Brown County that are just they're approaching
Speaker 1: mind blowing because of what is happening right now in
Speaker 1: that corner of our world. And we will we will
Speaker 1: get the full details from the Green Hornet, Doug and
Speaker 1: possibly Darren Brookie himself in just a few moments as
Speaker 1: we continue on this Saturday morning edition. Gary Jeff with
Speaker 1: you in six twenty seven on seven hundred WL the
Speaker 1: correction on air from this this previous sportscast when you
Speaker 1: claim that journalism was on pace to win a triple
Speaker 1: crown with a victory in the Belmont, Journalism did not
Speaker 1: win the Kentucky Derby. You understand that, right, sir.
Speaker 3: I'd like to take the time out of my day
Speaker 3: here on June seventh, twenty twenty five and apologize for
Speaker 3: my reckless sports analysis on horse race. And clearly I'm
Speaker 3: an idiot, and I've been just telling people for weeks
Speaker 3: that there's a triple crown chase going on. And I
Speaker 3: think I had a friend correct to me, and I
Speaker 3: just ignored him. Like last week, this previous week, the
Speaker 3: horses just look so similar I couldn't tell them apart.
Speaker 1: You sound so much like Jake Tapper and Carne John
Speaker 1: Pierre right now. I just can't even believe it.
Speaker 3: I mean, we all knew behind the scenes, but now
Speaker 3: it's obvious, right, Thank you, sir.
Speaker 1: I appreciate the correction. We put it right here on
Speaker 1: the front page, not buried in the back. And now
Speaker 1: we turn to our friend Steve Simon at Ohio. Hello, Steve,
Speaker 1: how are you.
Speaker 7: I'm doing fine? Is that what we call poor journalism?
Speaker 1: Well, yes, it's disinformation at the highest level or lowest.
Speaker 7: Speaking of Hitler's homies, we're at it again this week.
Speaker 7: I'm looking at a shirtless beer belly Dennis in a Boulder,
Speaker 7: Colorado doing the jew hatred jig, holding a flame thrower
Speaker 7: in either hand, and I'm thinking, Hey, dude, we still
Speaker 7: like to see a little class in our homicidal maniacs.
Speaker 7: Maybe you could try a Larry the Cable Guy's shirt
Speaker 7: that hides forty five years of fast food that didn't
Speaker 7: pass through your gut fast enough. Lord, we live in
Speaker 7: a country that welcomes crazy that has hit every major
Speaker 7: institution of the land, from universities to the pulpit to
Speaker 7: the highest seats of government.
Speaker 6: We have now reached Mao's.
Speaker 7: Third stage of guerrilla warfare, where it's down and dirty
Speaker 7: Mano Almano in the streets. Here in Columbus, We've got
Speaker 7: a twenty one year old career sociopath who has shot
Speaker 7: not one, but two police officers while he adds yet
Speaker 7: another gun related felony to an impressive resume. Three years ago.
Speaker 7: This guy came before a judge on a domestic disturbance
Speaker 7: charge with a gun specification, and the robed wanderer on
Speaker 7: the bench gave him what she calls community correction. Let's
Speaker 7: parse that one, shall we You are sending him back
Speaker 7: to the hood, where the hood will correct his bad behavior,
Speaker 7: apparently not, which brings us to today's rant talking dirty.
Speaker 7: It is astonishing how bad communications has gotten in this country.
Speaker 7: If you're going to bring down a culture, what better
Speaker 7: place to start than with language. Socialist Democrats like to
Speaker 7: lie outright, probably because of their contempt for their own constituents.
Speaker 7: When Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer calls a voter ID
Speaker 7: proposal quote a return to Jim Crow laws, he expects
Speaker 7: every black Democrat to oppose a law that would make
Speaker 7: illegal a practice that dilutes the power of the franchise
Speaker 7: exercised by all legal voters. He thinks, you're stupid. But
Speaker 7: I'm also listening to conservatives who are guilty of the
Speaker 7: first cousin of lying exaggeration. Perhaps it's due to conservatives
Speaker 7: being God fearing, positive people who strongly held faith gives
Speaker 7: them the hope that things will automatically get better if
Speaker 7: they just say it. And pray for it. Brother Donald
Speaker 7: Trump calls the budget proposal the big beautiful bill. It's big,
Speaker 7: it's a bill. It ain't beautiful. Let's remember there are
Speaker 7: two things you don't want to see being made, sausage
Speaker 7: and laws. Conservative talk host Mike Gallagher says the bill
Speaker 7: saves money. No, it does not. It only reduces the
Speaker 7: anticipated addition to the national debt. The whole word digging
Speaker 7: is excuse me, the whole word digging is now two
Speaker 7: trillion dollars more. We're not kicking the can down the road.
Speaker 7: We are whistling past the graveyard. Poor grammar drives out
Speaker 7: good grammar, and it's not just among the poorly educated.
Speaker 7: So called professional communicators promote destruction of the language. Note
Speaker 7: how the expression where it's at is now something of
Speaker 7: a rite of passage if you want to sound cool.
Speaker 7: The trouble with putting where and at together is that
Speaker 7: they mean the same thing. So it's a redundancy. And
Speaker 7: you managed to repeat yourself in just three words. I'm
Speaker 7: bombarded with commercials bragging about absolutely free gifts and the
Speaker 7: exact same price as the competition. I'm not impressed. The
Speaker 7: copywriters have college degrees are teachers teaching anymore. The Ivory
Speaker 7: Towers now have student evaluations that are used to determine
Speaker 7: everything from professor's salaries, to their job ratings to their longevity.
Speaker 7: With the inmates now running the asylum, you certainly don't
Speaker 7: want to piss off the students. Yet we've criticized great
Speaker 7: inflation for half a century. Fifty years ago, when I
Speaker 7: was teaching, the older faculty railed against freshman remedial programs.
Speaker 7: Those courses were designed to teach college students what they
Speaker 7: should have learned earlier and did not. And you don't
Speaker 7: flunk students. Colleges make money based on.
Speaker 6: Butts and seats.
Speaker 7: Students now graduate without the ability to think rationally. Take
Speaker 7: the connotation of words that can imply something that you
Speaker 7: never intended. I'm hearing broadcast commercials where the announcer says,
Speaker 7: let us do this, or that you're begging for somebody's business,
Speaker 7: how about we will. That's promising what you will do
Speaker 7: in exchange for the customer's hard earned money. It's powerful,
Speaker 7: it's a commitment.
Speaker 6: It is not wishy washy.
Speaker 7: Let's stop talking dirty and clean up our a.
Speaker 6: That's the ramp for today.
Speaker 7: Gary Jeff well read.
Speaker 1: Well worth my time. Thank you so much. Brother Ray
Speaker 1: in Loveland? Are you there, Ray Scott?
Speaker 6: Good morning, Gary, Jeff, good morning. How you doing, my friend?
Speaker 1: I'm not intending on talking dirty after that rant.
Speaker 6: You know what this actually, I'll segue right into his
Speaker 6: awesome information there. I want to celebrate just simple, humble
Speaker 6: service and greatness experienced yesterday by my family and I.
Speaker 6: We were in the close of Brookwood there in Oakley.
Speaker 6: I think I don't all want to go there, but
Speaker 6: there was a restaurant that serves great chicken sandwiches and
Speaker 6: they've been closed for about three weeks for a remodel,
Speaker 6: and they're closed on Sundays, and we happen to go
Speaker 6: in there. We had the park at a park lot
Speaker 6: next door to walk in because he couldn't get in
Speaker 6: the parking lot. And I'm going to tell you what.
Speaker 6: Everything was fantastic. But here's the great here's the greatest thing.
Speaker 6: But there were a gentleman working in the dining room
Speaker 6: who his name was Nick. He introduced herself everyone, and
Speaker 6: he was taking care of everything that you needed, like
Speaker 6: you were going into a restaurant being waited on. I
Speaker 6: mean better than that, even, right, even ask me carry
Speaker 6: Jeffrey he could take the trash off the table. I'm
Speaker 6: just I don't know. It was astounding to me the
Speaker 6: level of humility. And he shared with me this, and
Speaker 6: this is the greatest part of it that while they
Speaker 6: were closed for three weeks remodeling, that they had paid
Speaker 6: their employees to go and work at Matthew twenty five
Speaker 6: and our daily Bread to volunteer during the interim while
Speaker 6: they were closed.
Speaker 1: That's phenomenal.
Speaker 6: I is absolutely blown away. I mean, and the trash
Speaker 6: cans opening up when you wave your hand in front
Speaker 6: of the steel get me. But I don't know. Chick
Speaker 6: fil A has just taken service. You know, the Bible
Speaker 6: says the first to the last, and the last will
Speaker 6: be first. And I want to tell you what, Nick,
Speaker 6: you're listening and I don't know that he does, but Nick,
Speaker 6: you are first in our book.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 6: There we go, God bless you, my brother. Have a
Speaker 6: great day here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's great. Spreading some sunshine this morning courtesy of
Speaker 1: Fantastic Service into Another Hour the Saturday Morning edition for
Speaker 1: this Saturday, June to seventh, twenty five, where the reporting
Speaker 1: is almost always accurate except where it comes to triple crowns. Jeez,
Speaker 1: seven minutes past the hour, carry Jeff with you and
Speaker 1: our friend, our environmental engineer extraordinary or triple E, Steve Shulte,
Speaker 1: is standing by to tell me that the polar that
Speaker 1: the polar ice caps are growing, or polar ice is growing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: good morning.
Speaker 15: Got it's good morning, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 8: This comes from.
Speaker 15: The CO two Coalition dot org. To see a two
Speaker 15: Coalition dot org from their newsletter this past Thursday, June fifth,
Speaker 15: headline Polar.
Speaker 8: Sea ice increases.
Speaker 15: The two Coalition Science Research Associates bj Rajah reports on
Speaker 15: recent revelations that both Arctic and Antarctic sea ice are growing,
Speaker 15: not shrinking as claimed by the quote unquote experts out there.
Speaker 15: Both the North and South Poles are defying expectations piling
Speaker 15: on more isis despite as reported that exact exaggerated headlines
Speaker 15: on quote unquote record breaking global heat. Well, actually it's
Speaker 15: global warmth, which is great for man in the post
Speaker 15: twenty ten era. September minimum extent of Arctic ice that's
Speaker 15: the North Pole occurred in twenty twelve, which was the
Speaker 15: lowest since satellite measurements.
Speaker 8: Began in nineteen eighty.
Speaker 15: The Gary jeff Man has been around for hundreds, if
Speaker 15: not millions of years. The Earth is six million years old,
Speaker 15: and we only have forty five years of accurate ice
Speaker 15: data for the North and South Pole due to a satellite,
Speaker 15: and that's what everything's being based on. But anyway, since
Speaker 15: twenty twelve, ice has been increasing or oscillating well above
Speaker 15: that year's mark. But also things are happening in the Antarctics.
Speaker 15: Temperature and ice coverage are refusing to cooperate with predictions
Speaker 15: of doom. Data from the Vostok and Concordia stations in
Speaker 15: East Antarctica indicate extremely cold temperatures in May with the
Speaker 15: minus with minimums of minus think of this are one
Speaker 15: six point six degrees fery height Concordia on May twelfth.
Speaker 8: As recently.
Speaker 15: Three Concordia recorded one of its lowest temperatures of the
Speaker 15: current decade, a brutal mind as one hundred.
Speaker 6: And seventeen point eight well.
Speaker 15: Similarly, West Antarctica's third station likely has an all time
Speaker 15: low of almost minus fifty degrees, So I guess West
Speaker 15: Antarctica is warmer than East Antarctica. These numbers may not
Speaker 15: be surprising, but they are in tune with the unpredictability
Speaker 15: of climate and nature in general. What the stat of shows,
Speaker 15: Gary Jeff. Things are not as straightforward as our opm
Speaker 15: addicted and a crisis obsessed scientists make it out to be.
Speaker 15: The climate system is complex. Science is not settled. Our
Speaker 15: understanding of climatic dimic. Let's say this again, climatic dynamics
Speaker 15: is in its empathy to suggest that changes, whatever these direction,
Speaker 15: polarizes predict The to tesstory is infantile, and I would
Speaker 15: say also dangerous because how many millions, if not billions,
Speaker 15: of people are worried about catastrophic man made climate change.
Speaker 15: It does does not exist.
Speaker 1: I'm not I'm not worried about it, all right.
Speaker 15: Well, you talked about, like we talked about many times,
Speaker 15: Gary Jeff, in the history of mankind, cold kills, warmths, man.
Speaker 1: Flourishes absolutely every single day, and the polar ice is growing.
Speaker 1: May maybe that'll be the next cause this level because
Speaker 1: of man made climate change, the polar ice is going
Speaker 1: to cause another ice age and we'll all be trapped
Speaker 1: under I don't know, Thank you, Steve. I do know this,
Speaker 1: and this is something worried about. As a ratepayer of
Speaker 1: Duke Energy in Kentucky from my friend Janine Belle Smith.
Speaker 1: Duke Energy, Kentucky proposed rate increases in natural gas sixteen
Speaker 1: zero point eight percent of approximately a monthly increase of
Speaker 1: fourteen dollars and twenty eight cents per one per fifty
Speaker 1: one ccf. That's one hundred cubic feet is ccf. So
Speaker 1: your natural gas rates are going up in northern July
Speaker 1: second is the date to watch for the hit on
Speaker 1: your wallet. Thank you, Duke Energy in Kentucky. What our
Speaker 1: fitness go our trainer, our biohacker back after an absence
Speaker 1: of quite quite a bit of time here, but he's
Speaker 1: been traveling around the country. He has some new projects
Speaker 1: he'd like to introduce this morning, and it's great to
Speaker 1: have him back on the show. Roco Costelano, Good morning.
Speaker 1: What's going on man, guys?
Speaker 6: Walker?
Speaker 1: How are you doing?
Speaker 6: So? I'm doing there are a few projects.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm doing great. Now you're you're here in town.
Speaker 1: You travel around the country and you help in the
Speaker 1: recovery tents at Spartan races around the country. We've talked
Speaker 1: about that before, but you're actually here for a Spartan
Speaker 1: race in Cincinnati.
Speaker 16: Right yeah, right there, at right here, at a perfect
Speaker 16: North Slopes, there's one of the largest Spartan races right
Speaker 16: now is going a hunt.
Speaker 8: There's the people doing the Ultra, which is a like
Speaker 8: a fifty k and then a and then the beast
Speaker 8: is today.
Speaker 1: And so explain to me real quickly what what is
Speaker 1: the beast?
Speaker 8: So the beast is a twenty k you know, obstacle
Speaker 8: course race, and at perfect north Slopes you have you know,
Speaker 8: obviously you know all that elevation, and then there's u
Speaker 8: there's twenty five different obstacles that you have to go over.
Speaker 8: You know, listen up a big c men pore or
Speaker 8: you're doing a monkey bars and just the elevation itself
Speaker 8: makes Cincinnati one of the hardest Spartan races.
Speaker 1: Okay, actually very cool. So so you help people recover
Speaker 1: after they've subjected themselves to this punishment.
Speaker 8: That is the craziness of that. Yeah, they come see
Speaker 8: me when they were all beat up. That's pretty much it.
Speaker 8: We have SNA's, we got cold plunges, we got like
Speaker 8: the compression boots, massage, all of that. But you know,
Speaker 8: like we're just rain. Most people will and and I
Speaker 8: was funny about the forecast because in Cincinnati.
Speaker 6: The forecast is the same thing. It's rain.
Speaker 8: It's rain, more rain and rain and rain and rain.
Speaker 8: So so we're gonna be full of mud. All the
Speaker 8: people will be are mostly full of mud after the
Speaker 8: bob wire crawl.
Speaker 1: So they crawl through the mud underneath the bard wire.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, yeah, so there'll be money.
Speaker 1: Well, we we've wasted our time. We're not wasted, but
Speaker 1: we've exhausted most of our time talking about what you do,
Speaker 1: which is really more interesting a lot of times than
Speaker 1: our topics. But uh, you wanted to tell me there's
Speaker 1: a brand new website launched, is that correct?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 8: So we so I merged my company, uh you know,
Speaker 8: a premiere at these services with with a coming called
Speaker 8: Playmaker a p l A Y M A k a
Speaker 8: R dot com I Playmaker dot com.
Speaker 1: And we we.
Speaker 8: Actually a manufacturer.
Speaker 1: Many of the.
Speaker 8: Recovery tools that we have in the recovery tent at
Speaker 8: at the Spartan races and the DECA events that we do.
Speaker 10: So so you've gone.
Speaker 1: From using these tools to selling them.
Speaker 8: To actually I'm manufacturing them and then selling them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, And and what is the what is the
Speaker 1: website where can people find out more real quickly it is.
Speaker 8: It is a p L A Y M A k
Speaker 8: A R dot com so playmaker dot com.
Speaker 1: All right, fantastic. Well I wish you good success and
Speaker 1: enjoy the mudd at Perfect North today. Morocco.
Speaker 8: Oh, I'm so, I'm so excited.
Speaker 1: So what time does the actual Spartan race start? Is
Speaker 1: it begun already?
Speaker 6: It started?
Speaker 8: Yeah, so festival started at five. Uh, everyone started for
Speaker 8: the Ultra at six and then the beast goes off
Speaker 8: at seven.
Speaker 1: All right, enjoy, Thank you in the muck and the
Speaker 1: mud our friend rococostelanoplaymaker dot com, which is what this is.
Speaker 1: Wild weird wacky stories from around the country and around
Speaker 1: the world with our correspondent Tom Davis. Tom good morning,
Speaker 1: Good morning, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 17: This week Big Cat, short fuse, but first love Ainty
Speaker 17: Grand the internet going nuts for the latest viral power couple.
Speaker 17: Six foot two Sarah Button is dating Gabriel, a man
Speaker 17: who stands at a lofty two foot eleven inches. Despite
Speaker 17: their massive difference in height, they say they have an
Speaker 17: extremely tight bond. Gabe says he's the little spoon when
Speaker 17: it comes to laying in bed and says that other
Speaker 17: men should try it out. The couple hopes that their
Speaker 17: love will open the minds of people everywhere to accept
Speaker 17: that love comes in all sizes. Cleveland is quickly becoming
Speaker 17: the Florida of the North. No, not because of the waterfront,
Speaker 17: because of the abundance of crazy people. A thirty three
Speaker 17: year old man went into a Cleveland walmart, grabbed some
Speaker 17: tuna and beer off the shelf, and went to the bathroom.
Speaker 17: He locked himself in and started tearing into the tuna
Speaker 17: and busting open the beer. Workers were knocking on the
Speaker 17: door trying to get him to stop, but he kept
Speaker 17: up the tuna and Budweiser party until the cops finally
Speaker 17: broke down the door and dragged him out through the
Speaker 17: pile of cans. Cops in Newport News are looking for
Speaker 17: a criminal on the loose. A man with no teeth
Speaker 17: came into a seven to eleven and started demanding cigarettes,
Speaker 17: and the employees weren't about to get involved. They ran
Speaker 17: off and locked themselves in the bathroom for some reason,
Speaker 17: instead of just grabbing the cigarettes. The thief got real
Speaker 17: mad about that and tried to bust the bathroom door
Speaker 17: down with a brick. He eventually ran off after nine
Speaker 17: to one one was called. The police need the help
Speaker 17: of the public to find the toothless fiend. And finally,
Speaker 17: you aren't the only one annoyed with people taking selfies.
Speaker 1: So are the tigers.
Speaker 17: In Thailand, a man who was trying to take a
Speaker 17: selfie with a tiger over his shoulder was attacked. Apparently
Speaker 17: the tiger didn't like the flash from the phone. Fortunately
Speaker 17: he only suffered minor injuries. Unfortunately we don't all have
Speaker 17: tigers to sick on ridiculous selfie stars. Next week, worst
Speaker 17: neighbor ever arrested for spraying bear mace on children.
Speaker 1: Have a great word. You'll want to keep an umbrella close.
Speaker 18: We'll have partly cloudy skies today with Heighsner eighty showering
Speaker 18: storm chances. We'll return later this afternoon into the evening hours.
Speaker 18: Additional showers and storms overnight into your Sunday morning Heiser
Speaker 18: eighty Throughout the weekend. Will finally see dryer sunny conditions
Speaker 18: through midweek. From your severe Weather station, I'm nine first
Speaker 18: Warning Meteorologists Casey Jacobson's Radio seven hundred WIW.
Speaker 2: Seven one hundred WLW Sports.
Speaker 1: Liam, you realize that you have a Mountain to climb
Speaker 1: to regain any kind of credibility you have as a
Speaker 1: sports journalist after your misstatement last hour that journalism was
Speaker 1: going for a triple crown today at the bill Mont Stakes,
Speaker 1: which of course he's not because he didn't win the Derby.
Speaker 1: You understand the the credibility gap that you've created with
Speaker 1: the listener over this one just thoughtless, uncaring lie.
Speaker 3: Isn't every news station in the sports world just fake news?
Speaker 3: I just hot take clip moments I was trying to
Speaker 3: get my hot take viral clip out there.
Speaker 1: I guess so.
Speaker 3: And it's all because horse racing has gone soft and
Speaker 3: they don't want their horses running three races for the
Speaker 3: triple crown, you see.
Speaker 1: And that's the real conversations run in all three races,
Speaker 1: or will have after today's Belmont Stakes. But it did not.
Speaker 1: To win a triple crown, you have to win all three,
Speaker 1: the the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness, and the Belmont.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and Sovereignty took the coward way out and didn't
Speaker 3: run in.
Speaker 1: So you're blaming you're blaming your misinformation on the cowardice
Speaker 1: of sovereignty.
Speaker 3: I don't blame the horse himself. I'm sure the horse
Speaker 3: wanted to. I'll blame the owners of sovereignty.
Speaker 1: Okay, who do you blame for the suspension of play
Speaker 1: last night at Great American Ballpark? Mother Nature? There you go.
Speaker 3: The Red Legs game was suspended prior to the start
Speaker 3: of the seventh inning last night due to last night's storm.
Speaker 3: CS in his return, hit a home run and that
Speaker 3: tied the game at three. That game will be resuming
Speaker 3: this afternoon at two ten and the regularly scheduled game
Speaker 3: will begin approximately forty minutes after the suspended game ends,
Speaker 3: but not prior to four to ten PM. Inside Pitch
Speaker 3: with ken Brew will begin at one. That is true information.
Speaker 3: This has been stated facts. I will be in double
Speaker 3: triple quadruble deal if we.
Speaker 1: Have corroborated this information.
Speaker 3: Catch all the Reds action all day on the Home
Speaker 3: of the Red seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: From my friend coach Lou NHL playoff action in the
Speaker 1: Stanley Cup Finals last night. A victory in overtime for
Speaker 1: the Florida Panthers, but it was in doubt the entire
Speaker 1: way right.
Speaker 3: Pnemodium in Edmonton last night, the Oilers trailed four to
Speaker 3: three for the entire third period, both eighteen seconds remaining.
Speaker 3: Corey Perry tied up the match to make it four
Speaker 3: to four and forced overtime in front of the home crowd.
Speaker 3: One overtime period was not enough, and finally, in the
Speaker 3: second overtime period, the Panthers found the back of the
Speaker 3: net to tie the series one to one. Next two
Speaker 3: games will be back in Florida.
Speaker 1: NBA playoffs continue tomorrow night with Game two, Pacers in Thunder.
Speaker 3: It was pandemonium as well in the first match of
Speaker 3: the NBA Finals. The Pacers won the game, but they
Speaker 3: only lad for point three seconds. Haliburton's five to six
Speaker 3: game warning shots this year.
Speaker 1: The most important the last point three exactly all right
Speaker 1: game tomorrow at eight pm. All Right, fantastic.
Speaker 3: UFC Tonight Sugar Sean, O'Malley and Morob and the bantamweight
Speaker 3: title Rematch two.
Speaker 1: Frankie Frankie, Frankie, Frankie Frankie. I was told if I
Speaker 1: didn't mention Frankie, which is the name of the kitten
Speaker 1: that christa two point zero, and I adopted that there
Speaker 1: would be dire consequences. So Frankie Frankie, Frankie, Frankie Frankie
Speaker 1: Jim Lebarbara the music Professor coming up right afternoons Rock
Speaker 1: and Roll Archaeology on the Saturday morning edition here on
Speaker 1: seven hundred WL Sign Up Day or sign the Book
Speaker 1: Day at Huddles today around two o'clock keeps saying Kim
Speaker 1: will bring the almanac or the yearbook from this year's
Speaker 1: anniversary party we held back in March there for this show.
Speaker 1: And if you were there and you'd like to see
Speaker 1: the fine array of photos that are professional photographer slash
Speaker 1: friend Kim Rice Took, that will be the place this afternoon,
Speaker 1: so make some time out. You can watch or listen
Speaker 1: to the Reds game. Well, we have a party together,
Speaker 1: and it's great to get together with you anytime we
Speaker 1: get a chance. And this guy I think is planning unattending,
Speaker 1: at least from what he told me. The man we
Speaker 1: call Science Mike back this morning with his Science Minute.
Speaker 10: Yes, as a knight of scientist, he's a bit surprising.
Speaker 12: His bell blinded me.
Speaker 1: With Michael, good morning, how you doing. I'm great. Frank
Speaker 1: Frankie is a wild man. Frankie is a fourteen week
Speaker 1: old kitten. Frankie got his his nails trimmed yesterdayday by Christa,
Speaker 1: and he said, and she said to me afterwards, boy,
Speaker 1: that boy can hiss. He did not like it at all.
Speaker 1: Uh good, that's that's good news. Actually, So what you got.
Speaker 14: For us, we got, we got homo erectus.
Speaker 19: Man.
Speaker 1: We're going to talk about hold on, hold on, I
Speaker 1: know it's June and all, but you have to come
Speaker 1: all home erect us at me right off the bat.
Speaker 14: It's June and all. Yeah, yeah, talking about their relationship
Speaker 14: with fires and cooking. Fires have been around man building
Speaker 14: fire for four hundred thousand to a million years ago,
Speaker 14: and it was supposed that initially man was developed fire.
Speaker 1: For you know, to cook food, because.
Speaker 14: You know, the just the calories from getting from meat
Speaker 14: sustenance compared to vegetarian sustenance is like a sixteen to
Speaker 14: one ratio for calories burned. What happened was Gary Jefferson.
Speaker 14: A million years ago they discovered nine sites, this this
Speaker 14: study out of Tel Aviv, nine sites where man has
Speaker 14: built fires sporadically around as they say, southern Europe, Western Asia,
Speaker 14: and Africa. And in these sites they found large bones
Speaker 14: from elephants and hippopotamus and man did not. Actually, they
Speaker 14: theorize man did not build fires for cooking, but actually
Speaker 14: they built the fires to smoke the meat, to preserve
Speaker 14: it and to keep the predators other predators away.
Speaker 1: From eating their food.
Speaker 14: Because you get these nomadic groups of twenty five to
Speaker 14: thirty people roaming around and they kill these large animals
Speaker 14: and they have to last them about twenty to twenty
Speaker 14: five days, so they stay and they build these large fires,
Speaker 14: which takes a lot of vampire to build these fires
Speaker 14: to smoke the meat. And they weren't doing it to
Speaker 14: cook it because cooking only had so much calories to
Speaker 14: the meat. They're doing actually to keep the meat preserved
Speaker 14: by smoking it and keeping the.
Speaker 1: Other How did how did they learn that they had
Speaker 1: to do that, that they could do that to preserve
Speaker 1: the meat. That's the question. That's a great question.
Speaker 14: That's the that's the beauty of how we all developed
Speaker 14: our brains over all these years, and we did it
Speaker 14: not so much by eating a broccoli plant, but eating
Speaker 14: some elephant.
Speaker 1: That's ally was a question too, Mike, is that when
Speaker 1: did someone decide, as they're there on the ocean and
Speaker 1: they find their first crab, that that would be a
Speaker 1: good thing for dinner. When they were being attacked by
Speaker 1: all the claws and everything else that a crab is
Speaker 1: or a lobster for example. How did they know that
Speaker 1: there was something delicious behind something so dangerous amazing?
Speaker 14: Let you know if they can had a lot of
Speaker 14: time on our hands and they think, you know, the
Speaker 14: guys can watch this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they weren't playing Royal Kingdom on their iPhones. That's
Speaker 1: for darn show. Yes, sir, all right, Mike, thank you
Speaker 1: so much. We'll see you later eight twelve with seven
Speaker 1: hundred dollars the improbable. This medal is for the man.
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Speaker 1: Hundred WLW Sports William Tomlinson, What she got?
Speaker 3: French Open Finals nine am is Coco Golf and Saba
Speaker 3: Anka number one versus number two in the world on
Speaker 3: the clay tomorrow TBD. Yannick Center and Carlos Alcaraz number
Speaker 3: one and two in the world on the clay, the
Speaker 3: best in both men's and women's on display tomorrow in
Speaker 3: a grand slam chalk last night, Pandemonium and Edmonton Oilers
Speaker 3: trailed four to three with eighteen seconds left. If Corey
Speaker 3: Perry finds the net, we go into overtime. First overtime,
Speaker 3: no one can find the nets. Second overtime, the Panthers
Speaker 3: find the back of the net finally, and the series
Speaker 3: is tied one to one, heading back to Florida, and.
Speaker 1: We cannot well be remiss without mentioning, of course, the
Speaker 1: Reds and Diamondbacks continuing Game one of their series, which
Speaker 1: got suspended last night just before the seventh inning due
Speaker 1: to the rain. It is a three to three tie
Speaker 1: and that game will resume this afternoon. I believe at
Speaker 1: two ten, correct, hang in, Hang in with me here.
Speaker 1: The game resumes at two ten. The regular schedule game
Speaker 1: will begin approximately forty minutes after the suspended game ends,
Speaker 1: but not prior to four to ten PM. Inside Pitch
Speaker 1: with ken Brew will begin at one catch all the
Speaker 1: action on the home of the Reds all day long
Speaker 1: on seven hundred W l W. Thank you sir. Yesterday
Speaker 1: was the doing the maths here in my head the
Speaker 1: eighty first anniversary of the turning point of World War II,
Speaker 1: the invasion of Normandy. D Day is D Day plus
Speaker 1: one day today, and thanks to our friend Ron Steamen
Speaker 1: and the Columbus area, he forwarded me this. And here
Speaker 1: is General Eisenhower's speech to the troops before they embarked
Speaker 1: on this major turning point in World War two.
Speaker 20: Go ahead, liam, soldiers, sailors, and airmen of the Allied
Speaker 20: Expeditionary Force. You are about to embark upon the great
Speaker 20: crusade toward which we have striven these many months.
Speaker 10: The eyes of the world are upon you.
Speaker 20: The hopes and prayers of liberty loving people everywhere march
Speaker 20: with you. In company with our brave allies and brothers
Speaker 20: in arms on other fronts. You will bring about the
Speaker 20: destruction of the German war machine, the elimination of Nazi
Speaker 20: tyranny over the oppested peoples of Europe, and security for
Speaker 20: ourselves in a free world.
Speaker 10: Your task will not be an easy one.
Speaker 20: Your enemy is well trained, well equipped, and battle hardened,
Speaker 20: he will fight savagely.
Speaker 10: But this is the year nineteen forty four.
Speaker 20: Much has happened since the Nazi triumphs of nineteen forty
Speaker 20: forty one. The United Nations have inflicted upon the Germans
Speaker 20: great defeats in open battle man demand. Our air offensive
Speaker 20: has seriously reduced their strength in the air and their
Speaker 20: capacity to wage war on the ground. Our home fronts
Speaker 20: have given us an overwhelming superiority in weapons and munitions
Speaker 20: of war, and placed at our disposal great reserves of
Speaker 20: trained fighting men. The tide has turned. The freemen of
Speaker 20: the world are marching together to victory. I have full
Speaker 20: confidence in your courage, devotion to duty, and skill in battle.
Speaker 20: We will accept nothing less than full victory. Good luck
Speaker 20: and all beseats the blessing of Almighty God upon this
Speaker 20: great and noble undertaking.
Speaker 1: Of the men who were there, they definitely lived out
Speaker 1: the time honored adage. War is hell, and they are
Speaker 1: just merely, just slightly more than a handful of those
Speaker 1: men left who stormed the beaches on June sixth, nineteen
Speaker 1: forty four and changed history. We've got to tell the
Speaker 1: next generation. For those that cannot speak for themselves, anymore
Speaker 1: what they did and how important it was to where
Speaker 1: we are now.
Speaker 10: Traffic and weather conditions.
Speaker 2: We're definitely going to be late to the concert.
Speaker 1: Good morning kids, Time for gifts from Wally Ah. The
Speaker 1: Search for the Perfect Woman. Manny is just turn thirty
Speaker 1: and all of his buddies have already gotten married, and
Speaker 1: Manny's still single. He's still in the dating world and
Speaker 1: not having a whole lot of luck. And finally a
Speaker 1: friend asked him and said, what's the matter. You're looking
Speaker 1: for the perfect woman? Good luck? Can't you find anybody? No,
Speaker 1: not really nobody yet. I meet a lot of nice girls,
Speaker 1: but as soon as I bring them home to meet
Speaker 1: my parents, my mother doesn't like them, any of them.
Speaker 1: So you know, I keep on looking. He said, listen,
Speaker 1: why don't you find a girl who's just like your mom?
Speaker 1: A few weeks go by and Manny and his friend
Speaker 1: are together having a beer. He says, so, Manny, have
Speaker 1: you found that perfect girl yet, the one you'd like
Speaker 1: to marry? One just like your mom? And Manny shrugs
Speaker 1: his shoulders and said, yeah, I found one just like mom. Pretty,
Speaker 1: and my mom loved her. They became fast friends. As
Speaker 1: a matter of fact, so our congratulations in order many
Speaker 1: going to tie the knot I said, I'm afraid not.
Speaker 1: My dad hates her.
Speaker 2: True crime true.
Speaker 1: Our friend Moe Eggar joining us once again.
Speaker 6: Hey Mo, how we doing.
Speaker 1: We're doing fine. We're doing fine, And I'm glad you
Speaker 1: asked me the other just small talk question. How am
Speaker 1: I doings as opposed to what's going on? Because I, again,
Speaker 1: as I've talked before in the past, I look to
Speaker 1: you to find out what's going on, and if you
Speaker 1: ask me, then then it's blind leading the blind at
Speaker 1: that point. So I'm kind of but I'm glad I'm
Speaker 1: doing fine. Frankie, the kitten that we adopted last week
Speaker 1: is it's been god, it's almost two weeks now. I
Speaker 1: don't know, I'm losing track of time. But he's a
Speaker 1: wild man. He got declawed, well temporarily declawed by my
Speaker 1: wife with the clippers yesterday, and she'd never heard the
Speaker 1: kitten hissed before, but she did yesterday, oddly enough. And
Speaker 1: we're trying to keep him from climbing the screen, which
Speaker 1: he discovered and that's.
Speaker 10: Been a challenge.
Speaker 1: And see Brooksy, our other cat was never interested in
Speaker 1: people food like we could have a plate of I
Speaker 1: could sit a plate of food right on the floor
Speaker 1: and Brooks he'd like look at it, sniff it, lick
Speaker 1: his lips and walk away. Not so lucky with Frankie.
Speaker 1: Frankie is all about our food. So he has to
Speaker 1: go in his little cage every time we eat, training
Speaker 1: him there. So the training is on. And it's not
Speaker 1: quite the same as being a parent, which you're well
Speaker 1: aware of all the issues and the situations that arise
Speaker 1: when you are bringing up your little girl, especially when
Speaker 1: she was very young. But it's kind of the same,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. I mean, have have you
Speaker 1: experienced the same with an animal, that a young animal
Speaker 1: that you brought into your house. The training that has
Speaker 1: to go on, it's it's very I forgot about it.
Speaker 1: It's been a long time since I've had a kitten
Speaker 1: or a young animal in the house, and it's it's
Speaker 1: an experience, an education.
Speaker 6: I've gone through. I've gone through training a cat, I've
Speaker 6: gone through training a dog, and I've gone through raising
Speaker 6: the kid. And the cat was easily the most difficult,
Speaker 6: was it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you'd think that you'd think that maybe the kid
Speaker 1: would be. But no cats either, they have a mind
Speaker 1: of their own, or they don't have a mind at all,
Speaker 1: and I can't figure out which one is.
Speaker 6: Which kids ultimately want your approval. The cat couldn't care less,
Speaker 6: so you know, that was that was the hard thing
Speaker 6: for me. We had a cat named Kobe, and it
Speaker 6: was remarkable. My first wife and I we had two,
Speaker 6: we had three, that's actually, but I inherited them. I
Speaker 6: didn't raise them. You know, they were hers when I
Speaker 6: met her. Yeah, and then I got Kobe right when
Speaker 6: I met my current wife, and I had never been
Speaker 6: around a cat before that begged for people food. I mean,
Speaker 6: she would come to the table and beg the way
Speaker 6: you might expect a dog to beg. Right, and God
Speaker 6: rest his soul. Kobe got put down a couple of
Speaker 6: years ago. He never broke away from that. He would
Speaker 6: eat and we spoiled him, but he would eat like,
Speaker 6: you know, table scraps, the way you might expect a
Speaker 6: dog to eat table scraps. That might be why Kobe
Speaker 6: didn't necessarily live as long as maybe he should have.
Speaker 1: Well, we're trying to train Frankie, you know, for the
Speaker 1: same reason that we'd like to him enjoy, you know,
Speaker 1: some longevity and have a lot of happy years. But
Speaker 1: now I will say this, Brooksy, That's why I called
Speaker 1: him the cat dog. I called him the cat dog.
Speaker 1: He did seek ourb he wanted to please us. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure Frankie sheares that same. So I gotta I
Speaker 1: gotta talk to you about Aaron Rodgers signing with the
Speaker 1: Pittsburgh Steelers the one year deal. Is this a situation where,
Speaker 1: I mean, the Steelers have a chance to sign this
Speaker 1: four time MVP of Super Bowl champion quarterback, somebody that
Speaker 1: you know has proven over the years that he has
Speaker 1: some inateliable talents that are good at that position, and
Speaker 1: they're just gonna give it a one year try like
Speaker 1: the Russell Wilson experiment. Or is this Aaron Rodgers not
Speaker 1: realizing how old he is and how much his game
Speaker 1: is diminished. My thing was somebody was at the bar
Speaker 1: and they joked said, what if Aaron Rodgers comes in
Speaker 1: here and beats the Bengals, just rips them up? And
Speaker 1: I'm going, well, they don't play un till later on
Speaker 1: in the schedule. I'm sure by the first week or two,
Speaker 1: Aaron Rogers may well be in traction because the guys's statue.
Speaker 6: Well, you're right. What I would say to that question
Speaker 6: is if the Bengals defense is as bad as it
Speaker 6: was last year, I don't care who the Pittsburgh Steelers
Speaker 6: have a quarterback. I worry about them shredding the Bengals.
Speaker 6: Look Russell Wilson. When the Steelers came here, they scored
Speaker 6: at will on Cincinnati. And so the answer to that
Speaker 6: question to me has less to do with who the
Speaker 6: opposing team's quarterback is. Like, I want to know Week one,
Speaker 6: can they stop the Cleveland Browns on whoever their quarterback is.
Speaker 6: So that question to me is more about Al Golden
Speaker 6: and the Bengals defense. I think this is a really
Speaker 6: interesting situation because you know, look, the list of quarterbacks
Speaker 6: after the age of forty one who have won a
Speaker 6: playoff game consists of one man. It's Aaron Rodgers. It's
Speaker 6: nobody else, and so you know he's gonna have to
Speaker 6: defy the odds here. Now what I want to know
Speaker 6: is this. First of all, you know, how much does
Speaker 6: he have left in the tank. You're right, he is
Speaker 6: a statue. He cannot move at all. His statistics with
Speaker 6: the New York Jets last year were not terrible by
Speaker 6: any stretch, But it just seemed like a series of
Speaker 6: events that made that whole situation just toxic. Right, The
Speaker 6: coach lost his job during the season, They hired Aaron
Speaker 6: rodgers hand picked offensive coordinator Nate Hackett. They acquired some
Speaker 6: of Aaron Rodgers' former teammates and friends to be on
Speaker 6: the team. I don't think any of that is going
Speaker 6: to happen with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and so could this work? Sure? Look,
Speaker 6: it's a Pittsburgh team that went to the playoffs last year.
Speaker 6: It's Pittsburgh team that I think, from a roster perspective,
Speaker 6: is much better than the Jets roster last season. But
Speaker 6: if it goes sideways, what's that gonna look like? Right?
Speaker 6: Because it's one thing for it to go sideways with
Speaker 6: the Jets, that's a clown franchise. Pittsburgh Steelers a franchise,
Speaker 6: I hate to say this, a franchise of stability, a
Speaker 6: coach who has been there for nearly two decades, who's
Speaker 6: going to be in the Hall of Fame one day.
Speaker 6: It's also a franchise. It's quite desperate. Look, they haven't
Speaker 6: won a playoff game since January of twenty seventeen, and
Speaker 6: so you typically don't associate the Pittsburgh Steelers with desperation.
Speaker 6: Their plan B was going to be Mason Rudolph. They
Speaker 6: haven't been in a position to draft a quarterback in
Speaker 6: the first round because they haven't been bad enough to
Speaker 6: take a guy early in the first round. And so
Speaker 6: there's a lot of different dynamics to play here. I'm
Speaker 6: going to guess that Aaron Rodgers has his moments with
Speaker 6: the Steelers. I'm going to guess that at the end
Speaker 6: of the day, we do not consider the Steelers legitimate
Speaker 6: Super Bowl contenders.
Speaker 1: All right, very well, the Indiana Pacers, in just miraculous
Speaker 1: fashion get the point three second win over the Oklahoma
Speaker 1: City Thunder in Game one of the NBA Finals on Thursday,
Speaker 1: And just this Therese Haliburton. How good is he? Just
Speaker 1: the flavor of the moment? Is he the guy that
Speaker 1: everybody's pointing to? Is oh the Liam talking in hyperbolics
Speaker 1: earlier this morning? Is he the greatest closer of all
Speaker 1: time in the NBA? It's like, what are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: He's the flavor of the month. I mean, he's the
Speaker 1: guy this year that's in the spotlight. But come on,
Speaker 1: Steph Curry, Michael Jordan, you name him a guy you
Speaker 1: want with his ball in the hands at the buzzer,
Speaker 1: it just happens to be Halliburton this year, don't you think.
Speaker 6: To a degree? Yes, But what I think is cool
Speaker 6: about this year's finals, and what I think is cool
Speaker 6: about this NBA season is, Look, we're nearing the end
Speaker 6: of the longest prime in the history of sports, and
Speaker 6: that's Lebron James right now on the other side of
Speaker 6: forty Steph Curry's career is I hate to say winding down,
Speaker 6: but he is probably at least slightly past his prime.
Speaker 6: So there's an opportunity for new characters in this league
Speaker 6: to emerge. The MVP of the league is Shay Gilgess Alexander,
Speaker 6: Who's somebody that I would imagine a lot of very
Speaker 6: casual or non NBA fans, you know, isn't that familiar
Speaker 6: with And so what Tyrese Haliburton has done is taking
Speaker 6: the opportunity for this finals and to these playoffs to
Speaker 6: emerge as one of the newer stars of this league.
Speaker 6: And he and the Pacers have been awesome in the playoffs,
Speaker 6: and they've been awesome in the fourth quarter and not
Speaker 6: remarkable come back. And so you know, I said this
Speaker 6: on my show this week that this was going to
Speaker 6: be an NBA Finals where you heard people talk about, well,
Speaker 6: it's two small markets and so the ratings aren't going
Speaker 6: to be very good and whatever. That's fine. I think
Speaker 6: this is an NBA Finals where if you're used to
Speaker 6: talking about basketball simply through the filter of who's the goat,
Speaker 6: who's the great just of all time, legacies and all
Speaker 6: that sort of stuff, this is not your series. If
Speaker 6: you're interested in new characters emerging and new stars being
Speaker 6: formed and contrasting styles and you know, teams and organizations
Speaker 6: that have been built, you know, more organically than we
Speaker 6: saw some of the super teams from last decade. So
Speaker 6: this is your kind of series. And so is Tyree
Speaker 6: Tlliburton in the conversation with Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan
Speaker 6: and Steph Curry. Absolutely not. But is he emerging as
Speaker 6: one of the newer faces of this league.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean very exciting. Again at the lay and
Speaker 1: again the Pacers down in the fourth quarter and all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, the miraculous at the buzzer comeback. And
Speaker 1: I still keep on going back to Isaiah Thomas in
Speaker 1: that NBA Finals against I guess it was the Knicks
Speaker 1: and the Chokes signed to Spike Lee and the whole
Speaker 1: deal Oklahoma. He has forced twenty five turnovers against the Pacers,
Speaker 1: and that may be their key to winning at all,
Speaker 1: don't you think.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're the best defensive team in the league. And
Speaker 6: what's so interesting about this series is with Indiana, you
Speaker 6: have the team that is number two overall in offensive
Speaker 6: efficiency against the team that just figures out way to
Speaker 6: get stops. But what the Pacers have done in the
Speaker 6: fourth quarter, they have a mountainous fourth quarter comeback to
Speaker 6: their credit. Now in all four playoff series. They did
Speaker 6: this against the Milwaukee Bucks, they did this against the
Speaker 6: Cleveland Cavaliers. They did it in Game one against the
Speaker 6: New York Knicks. They won a game where they trailed
Speaker 6: by fourteen with three minutes to go, And they did
Speaker 6: it in Game one the other night. And so Okc's
Speaker 6: defense is terrific. And my guess is they still win
Speaker 6: the series. But you cannot put this Indiana team away.
Speaker 6: And that was certainly the case on Thursday night.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no doubt about it. Austin Wins was obviously the
Speaker 1: odd man out and the Reds catching corps sent down
Speaker 1: to Louisville this week to make way for Cees And
Speaker 1: I guess the early results on Strand being back in
Speaker 1: the lineup. You know, we saw it last night before
Speaker 1: the rain halted the game. What's the ultimate solution a catcher?
Speaker 1: I mean, Tyler Stevenson's been relatively hot at the plate lately.
Speaker 1: But Austin Wins was batting three ninety or whatever in
Speaker 1: forty three plate appearances and is a two seventy four career.
Speaker 1: Is there a future for Austin Wins with this club?
Speaker 6: Maybe, you know, we'll see if he clears waivers. You
Speaker 6: mentioned his stats, you know, but the key number there
Speaker 6: was forty three plate appearances. I think he has had
Speaker 6: what ten plate appearances since April thirtieth. He was just
Speaker 6: never playing and not that many teams carry three catchers.
Speaker 6: And we saw a game, was it earlier this week?
Speaker 6: Yet it was Monday night, when you know, the last
Speaker 6: out of the game was made by Garrett Hampson, who's
Speaker 6: not a good hitter. They had Austin Wins on the
Speaker 6: bench and Matt McLain on the bench. Terry Francona said
Speaker 6: he didn't want to use Austin Wins and the ninth
Speaker 6: timming because he's the third catcher. Well, if you're not
Speaker 6: going to use a guy who's on the team because
Speaker 6: of his bat, because of the position that he plays,
Speaker 6: then you shouldn't carry a player who plays that position.
Speaker 6: And so Austin Wins was a savior for this team
Speaker 6: when Tyler Stevenson was hurt. You hope, from a Reds perspective,
Speaker 6: he clears waivers and they can reassign him and he's
Speaker 6: there as insurance, you hope for his perspective. Then another
Speaker 6: team says, yeah, we'll take that guy. But I think
Speaker 6: the writing was sort of on the wall here. Terry
Speaker 6: Francona even intimated as much last week THO when they
Speaker 6: got Cees back, that they probably weren't going to carry
Speaker 6: three catchers anymore. But I still would have figured out
Speaker 6: a way to keep him, But I would have had
Speaker 6: an easier time using him instead of worrying about the
Speaker 6: position that he plays. The Hall of Fame Reds manager
Speaker 6: has a different philosophy.
Speaker 1: All right, well, thank you so much, have a great weekend,
Speaker 1: counselor real quickly Saturday midday, just ahead, and I wanted
Speaker 1: to mention again the the book signing party of the
Speaker 1: yearbook that Keepsake Kim Rice is put together from our
Speaker 1: anniversary party are going to be at Huddles this afternoon
Speaker 1: from two to four. You are, of course cordially invited
Speaker 1: if you can make it. Uh. And I was gonna
Speaker 1: mention this to Mo but ran out of time, so
Speaker 1: real quickly, I'll get this in before we got a break.
Speaker 1: The Trump Musk feud smacks of WWE to me, And
Speaker 1: I think anybody, anybody who's believing that it's real is
Speaker 1: being trolled. That's my that's my feeling it could be.
Speaker 19: And you know what, even even if it isn't, who cares.
Speaker 1: Elon knew exactly. Elon knew exactly what was in the
Speaker 1: big beautiful building. I never said anything a week ago
Speaker 1: at the White House getting the gold key from Donald Trump.
Speaker 19: There are a lot more pressing problems in that.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, But I'm telling you to me, it's just pure
Speaker 1: political theater. Entertainment is and we're going to talk about
Speaker 1: and I think they're I think they're both in on it.
Speaker 1: So anyway, go ahead, what's on this? I wouldn't doubt
Speaker 1: it where we're going to talk about that.
Speaker 19: We're also going to talk about you know, be careful
Speaker 19: what you wish for, you might get it. Democrats Brego
Speaker 19: Garcia returns to the United States to face a federal indictment.
Speaker 19: You couldn't write a better story than that. They wanted
Speaker 19: him back, they got him back.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 19: Also, Democrats spent twenty million bucks to study why men
Speaker 19: are leaving the party in droves, so we'll be talking
Speaker 19: about that.
Speaker 1: You know, why men are leading the party in droves
Speaker 1: because our party sucks. Because the party does things like
Speaker 1: conduct studies to find out why men are leaving the
Speaker 1: party in droves.
Speaker 19: You know what, I'd have done it for ten million.
Speaker 19: I'm just telling you that the party sucks.
Speaker 1: Give me my money. All Right, I gotta go. We're late.
Speaker 1: Mike Allen coming up next with Saturday Midday and the
Speaker 1: After the show. Show includes the book signing at Huddles.
Speaker 1: We'll see you there.
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