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DCCC, Dan Le batard show with

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stugotz podcast.

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We

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are appreciative stugotz. I don't

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say this nearly enough to

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our audience. We're appreciative appreciative

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that. Anybody would value.

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These microphones enough to sponsor

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what it is that we do any

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a day, and cuz it's a ridiculous

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way to make a no matter how much we complain

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about it. And furthermore, we value

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that any time that we asked the audience

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for help with something no matter how grand

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or modest the audience exceeds

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our expectations are tim

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correction is now in the waiting room where we are holding

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him actively hostage threatening

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through charity to extort you

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for money on behalf of the a less secure he

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will not appear he's waiting there and we are wasting

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the man's time and we will not go to him until

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we reach a certain number but billy have we reached

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any of the benchmark so far on

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some of your half baked idea we have

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chris is now allowed to do a magic trick at some

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point you can determine when that is because i feel like you

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don't want him to do that he can do a magic

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he hasn't got in his nose back yet so maybe that's

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throwing hence confidence on did you get the nose

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back a dance at he has to get it back at thirty

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five thousand which is the same number that we need

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to get tim correction on here were seven hundred dollars

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shy of that right now however we did eclipse

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the first two thousand one hundred and thirty dollars so

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tom will be getting pilots i have a headache

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Yes, because you lost your nose. i can understand

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that time You can get out of here. Now. I saw a

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room being much, like

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you would if you are professional hit

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man in Ozark. I see a room that

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is tarped out there because

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there will be pie on the floor and pie in

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your face. I don't know who it Billy. This

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half-baked idea who's throwing it in his

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face. Is it Juju? Who's filming this? How are we

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doing? This is

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going to be throwing the first one to which the Cuban

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pilot jumped up and said I got this. tony

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will be throwing the first pie it appears the

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okay i think this is all gonna a bad

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i mean the outside yeah i think a poor

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idea that's about to be poorly executed

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but we will see as the overcome

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why do simple i learned his idea

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it could be great look why don't we

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don't this why don't we start out with tom and

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then every two thousand one hundred thirty dollars someone

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else gets applied i'm not going to time

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until we get to our goal or negotiate

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with the audience i'm threatening the audience and furthermore

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i'm going to threaten the audience with

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tom brady contract to i'll

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i'll five hundred dollars

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and we get out of this is it's amazing

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that a man would get that much

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money for doing something we don't know

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the good better the aren't might

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be might i'm fascinated by his you got skipped

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fifty million dollars the up and he's

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not good at as how do you donate i

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don't understand why the audience which is

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always fascinated by british and money

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isn't interested in this topic me

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maybe the first time i'm

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more interested in what we saw yesterday at

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a tom brady which was a rare slip

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from the goat did you guys see the white

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roots poking out the back of his head i don't

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know i'd hair

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his roots are white ah

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my golfing though i knew he dyed his

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hair everyone knew he died as a diet

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poorly to diet not well enough for

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slip up and so you're white routes that

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, white you watch

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the match know and i watched on you'd for

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look bad like prescott he gives him another

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say loved it say loved they do

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regular golf like they do the math spread

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because i'm like where he offers aaron rodgers

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and tom brady time to read a post

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together arguing even succeed or dynamics

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of aaron's like know i i i i write like this

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imagine if it was actual golfers like it is

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so riveting the way they have a myself the axis

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we get to them it is great and tom brady

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they did a thirty minute so after

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the match which was the for than just sitting

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down with eddie johnson

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tom brady's going to be good a broadcast that he had learned

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that last night he is friendly he's

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more loose now i these can be as to why i

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brought had worked

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yeah he says the airport causes a lot of been watching

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main in the arena which while not

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at all closed last ads

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the been interesting one of the big revelations for

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me was remembering that tom brady use a not

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be good looking

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i was shocking to learn and rediscover

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basically they were taking shots

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josh howard about it out not

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winning super bowls about being a little

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bit so key and not just the two of

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them a patch of mouths as well flicker of

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gag and up on on to save a young guy that made

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me feel better about how i fit into a golf polo

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sauce allen was off like the worst

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call for by florida for them to earth

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orbit his bombs riot police videos all

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over the place you could sell the nurse had never played

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with played gallery before why would that surprise

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you just bought know accuracy does bodies

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accurate as accurate quarterback now put it like

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of college game payments you're sitting there

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this there this mean to him as i mean it's

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audience assault or my tell me more about

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man in the arena several gets in a certain number

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either to talk to you but if the audience isn't

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terrible enough i'm sorry to have to threaten them

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with this ah but that's the deal tim zimmer

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weight or mean in the arena to just doesn't have

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the great footage that the last dance had because

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the last and said a film crew our

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documenting everything moment by moment

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because you were going to make a documentary about that anyway

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so they had really great access

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whereas men in the arena was kind of limited to what

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the patriots on staff the

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camera team collected over the years and it's

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really more tom tom talking directly

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to camera i and i wasn't

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a fan of that but it's great to be reminded

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of like hooks how much we thought the lawyer

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milloy game meant bill

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belichick tom jackson did a whole thing that this

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team has quit they hate their coats this

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was a quote from tom jackson the

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new england patriots hate their coats

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and i actually think it still might be the case

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but it's a shocking in retrospect to know that

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the greatest head coach of all time was on the hot

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seat because he just cut lawyer

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milloy and also i cannot

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get i cannot stress this enough tom

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brady looked like a different person he

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wasn't the most handsome quarterback on his own see

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i can't believe that you think that man

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in the arena was just so so we

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are two hundred and sixty dollars short

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already know i thought it was so so compared to the licenses

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which is one of the greatest sports documentaries i've ever

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seen before i'm watching mean

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in the arena want to make it through all that it's made

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me love tom brady you know what i do

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after every man figurine episode like

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by more overpriced tom brady were ah

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anything that is a super succeeding

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in meet a loving tom brady is why

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i don't watch it like i don't want to love

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tom brady he's beaten i did so

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many times it was so frustrating having

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him in the same division for so long i don't want to lump

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tom brady adult and i want to love i'm

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fans are two hundred and thirty dollars away from

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the causing the book on tom brady's talk

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and actually hearing from tom purchase

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but in the meantime i do one is saying

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you remember how i used to be a fan of a an nfl

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team now missing football and i'm rob lowing

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i am buying tickets summer homes vs brady

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i'm buying tickets you rodgers vs josh

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allen's if anything made in the arena

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has made me realize all these

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seems that tom brady is gone through and it seems so

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long ago so distance he was playing against cornell

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stewart's is in a playoff

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game he has spanned generations

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of football players he's taken them all

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out and to be able to see

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him this one is queer were coming

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off arguably maybe his greatest

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season it's just it's

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he did to fight every i and

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it's amazing to see him cilic selling

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at this and i cannot explain any of it he

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said get everyone out except for nick foles

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the to god's i know the audiences

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tired of tom brady but

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the idea that we would spend this much times

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talking about sports and that migraines

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last sentence of conclusions

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is i can't believe what i'm

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watching and i can explain

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any event i mean that's

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fairly astounding for the amount of coverage

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we pour in the how are these people great

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that might that we're all lives and

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he's forty five and he's got white

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hair and he didn't used to be beautiful

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and encounters everything's and he was a

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sixth round pick and

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we can explain it to and for he's still

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mvp where the air the seven years

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past our were paid manning's neck allowed

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him to place and we can

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i swear be years after you said he was dog we

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turn explain any never have never have five

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dollars away from hearing from tom kurtz and so

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meantime i'm here's my take on tom brady

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this season

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the the retirement announcement caught me by

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surprise because i thought he was just going to play forever

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and i soon and made me regret that i didn't

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watch is that final season with passion

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to in deep appreciation this

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upcoming nfl season while i don't believe it to be his

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last i'm going to rebel i'm

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going to just really i

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embrace of fact i'm watch and read as

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i am will you root for him yes yeah

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going to be rooting for tom brady one is always the dolphins

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next year of will you become a dolphin fan i'm

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in room for i will rupert tom brady forever because

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it was greatness i've never seen before

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in that sports i can't explain it

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i can accuse

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i think older people are just gonna continue to

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identify the i guess what i was rooting

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for aaron rodgers and tom brady overpowered

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moans and josh allen just because their contemporaries

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that would be the ultimate victory i thought

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that michael jordan is the greatest winner ever

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had conquered gravity working dollars away

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and winning and even made balls

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cool even made ball cool

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bob cool but tom brady will

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conquer all by being an old

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man who continues to win without

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explanation at everything that he does

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four dollars away from here for him first

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and last uncle i love that it's leaking

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in dollars and five ,

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catholic enough

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offend twenty dollars twenty have on

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one would be doing was he doing math scores

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these board is tired as he turned us down

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temperature and what are you doing right now

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tell us welcome we are happy to see your face

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or what were you working on where you touching

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people with sports and baseball information

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i was just responding to some

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people this morning i got a lot of

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that's message this morning so i was

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the impolite and respond okay i'm sorry

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that our audience and we kept you waiting

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we are thrilled to have you we have a new batch of

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looks like for you and we also want to ask

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you an assortment of baseball

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questions we think that baseball

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he has piano and all met words should now

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break into a prague a break into programming

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whenever there's a complete game do

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you agree with us instead of no hitters

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the way we used to do have a gay person

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again instead of if someone is headed toward

10:30

a complete game we break into programming

10:32

in the seventh and eighth inning of whatever it is were doing

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and sport

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hurry up and laughter year i'm

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smart team programs as

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to complete game seized the best

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pitcher is the american league so far

10:47

are young and it's amazing

10:50

because he's a journeyman who's been gonna

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one six so he ah rights

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not a bad idea dan given

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how much things have changed just to

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tell you how old i am gibson

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in nineteen sixty eight completed

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why name out of his thirty four started

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up by not war and

11:10

the six games he did not complete

11:14

not once did the manager

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come to the mound and take

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the ball away from his meaning he

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was kinship for in between

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innings so he didn't complete every game just

11:24

twenty eight out of thirty four but now

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wants to the manager come to the mad

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and say bother vog

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, had enough i think he was afraid of

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bob gibson as big as

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sentences kind of shows you how

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things have changed i i told you

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guys bad damn on

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warren spahn had almost as many complete

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games after he turned forty

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curt schilling had in his career and

11:53

curt schilling was you

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know a warrior in his time this

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is where we are in baseball you go five

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at great good not bad six

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seven eight and now nine it just doesn't

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happen very often

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there may have we seen the last of the ace

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is the a dead

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i'm i'm kind of afraid that

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yes to me the a's is

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the guy who finishes

12:18

game see you know he's going

12:20

to start walk game one you know it's going to

12:22

start game seven and you know it's gonna pitch

12:25

as far as he can go and you know

12:27

he's not coming out until

12:29

he says he's coming out which often

12:32

does used to happen to not happen

12:34

very often i remember jack morris ninety

12:36

one world series tom kelly came

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to take him out the night during

12:40

a game and more

12:43

, back up their game and after

12:45

the game randy bush's the twins told

12:47

me i did the sidebar for sports illustrated

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he said if tom kelly had

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taken about a game of in the first time

12:55

that manager it ever been killed

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or the bow because jack morris would

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feel that Squidward in

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1991 and just fast-forward

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31 years later to

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how much things have have I'm

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glad you said this because Dan yesterday

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said that Alex would was a an ace

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him why is wrong Alex.

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What is a really good picture and

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he's going to do it this year, but

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I think Ace is a little

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bit too much. It's just hard to Define

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an age when we look at say Max

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Scherzer who's a hall Famer another

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Warrior from today? And

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he has fewer complete

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games in his career than

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Bob Gibson had shutouts in

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1968 alone.

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There's your difference in how the

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game is played. Again, a million

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years ago. We all understand that compared

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to today. Billie, wanted to waste your

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time here, with something that he wants as

13:52

a rule change in baseball. i would never tell

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him. Hi. How are you doing? It's Billie. It's been awhile. Good

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Billie. Nice to see you. Nice to see.

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chris the i can give you some of my nose

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okay anyway

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scissors says hilly four hundred and ninety

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six foot home run the other day which

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was the second longest home run in

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the history of coors field only behind juncker

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oh thats and who hit one five hundred and

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four feet now i said that

14:20

the second longest home run was home run more

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impressive than long as homer and because in

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the video the longest home and was the center field

14:26

it only goes like half way up in the

14:28

bleachers right then we were talking

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about it as a crew here and we thought

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you know what we shouldn't room or we shouldn't

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punish balls that are just absolutely

14:37

christ that just slightly go foul

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so we were thinking of maybe adding some walls

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in foul territory and if the ball went over

14:44

those walls they would count as

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hits like singles doubles triples homers it

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before walls what do you think of this

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it means it was really bad idea

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why so many muslims

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you guys are so you guys are so funny

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i even need to keep coming up with stuff

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but part of the game is gotta keep the fair

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and if you don't but it's a rare for you

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know this what we talked about barry bonds all

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those years he would get that on the inside

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part of part place as everyone else got into

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right field foul territory and

15:14

he was able to keep it fair

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you hear that all the time for the great

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hitters can do so i'm not sure if we

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should be awarding any rewarding

15:23

anyone for rewarding valve for really

15:25

getting really hold of a foul balls him you to me

15:27

like you're not putting the the wall and

15:29

like third base like these be like three hundred

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and seventy five five hundred feet

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out there you know

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yeah i see your point and hide i've

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enjoyed some majestic foul balls in

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my time i dream but i saw

15:42

both team you've ever now gown not

15:44

automatically hundred ninety five foul

15:46

balls but he might do top five batting stances

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us to god said he's got top five batting

15:51

stances for you and i think

15:53

we might be able to lord temperatures

15:55

is yet another conversation about batting since

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you ran the risk of making tim

15:59

curry

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surly because if you didn't hold them hostage

16:02

in the waiting room for i would have gotten top

16:04

five foul balls food by have top

16:06

five batting stances or jimmy was

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idea of course

16:10

okay do you have yours

16:13

the i'll have to figure it out below

16:15

the i don't sure he will do it would you see if

16:17

any of your qualify have only one name

16:19

in mind that i believe will absolutely qualify

16:21

a gets number five

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greg council

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like that you tell me why i have a say

16:31

in the highest compliment smart the highest

16:33

earners okay let's see if it makes

16:35

sammy time five number for mickey

16:37

titled said

16:41

riker like and uncovered him is

16:43

also a giant a boat that's way

16:45

over their heads both of them number three

16:47

sony battista

16:50

these are my last at fool i had

16:53

thirty badge number two gary

16:55

sheffield

16:58

loving very menacing the way he waved

17:00

at like this big bad credibly

17:02

strong hands strong hands earlier

17:05

the rio branco number one as they

17:07

get about really a rod carew

17:11

the i used to love to watch him a little

17:13

open stands his hands were like water

17:16

in ontario in wherever he wanted

17:18

he was grade loved his stance i

17:20

never saw how he got any power doing

17:22

that but he he could hit it

17:25

a long way when he wanted to that's a pretty good

17:27

lists do that very fast now let's

17:29

do tim is less because there was one giant

17:31

omission their number five tim

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the well i'm going

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to just repeated craig counsell

17:38

is on the supply way to go

17:40

see guy you know actually i would

17:42

it be for that was event number and i am

17:45

i also have added recently any

17:47

saxon cray why did you do that

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he has an hour just was comfortable

17:51

one day so i just stayed with and he's

17:53

as kids are all players so i set

17:56

of your kid seen as and they said yeah

17:58

they they think it's ridiculous yeah what

18:00

are you got me he look like a man stuck

18:03

in a phone booth with a be just try to

18:05

knock and around it was so bad and

18:07

yet he was he was good with

18:09

it i'm sorry but he says on the list

18:11

to way to goes to that number open

18:13

and try

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to in winter mall one day and

18:19

gifts for yeah no kidding around and

18:21

at work so he stayed with it now

18:23

is actually facing the pitcher like

18:25

this and then he turns and

18:27

then goes into a regular stance that was

18:29

bizarre ah for them but i

18:32

believe the to who yelled franco is number

18:34

three have never seen anybody

18:36

raise his arms quite like

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ah who leo franco did as

18:41

i told you guys i saw him take

18:43

batting practice many times

18:46

with a batting don't add on his bat

18:48

a he's one of the that is where is one of the biggest

18:50

a used one of the biggest bats ever he's

18:53

got a batting don't up on it and he's

18:55

hit new line drives all over

18:57

right and right centerfield in

18:59

batting practice with a donor on the bad potty

19:01

mouths and as an answer for everything i said

19:03

bobby were stand right there's how is

19:05

he able to do that and he said i

19:08

have no idea how is able to do that but

19:10

he said a byword wising

19:12

any young kids i would tell them

19:14

to hit and set up an

19:16

abba stance just like coolio

19:19

franco number

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, is is

19:23

john walk and i

19:28

didn't even believe is a number one ahead of

19:30

john won't enforce well john

19:32

aids is one or one a it's all

19:34

the same you know he had this bizarre

19:36

open stands in his fingers were go

19:39

on and exists going back and forth

19:41

it was really bizarre but just because

19:43

the next guy number one should

19:46

be number two but i'm put him number one is dick

19:48

because i'm sorry for the sizes disagrees

19:51

who is sizes really good player people don't even

19:53

realize how good he was but he

19:55

did that thing like this and like you

19:57

know that that was my wheelhouse was a kid

20:00

watching baseball games in the

20:02

sixties and i used as my dad how

20:04

in the world that guy get what i do exist

20:06

for those who are watching you are now you

20:08

to one thing like this he

20:11

would just get his hands the he would

20:13

push them back and forth like

20:15

before the pitched hey man it was just

20:17

so odd and a whole set

20:19

up with so odd so i would

20:21

go with those five and still got

20:24

to have to of mine on your five that's

20:26

, i guess i guess that's really

20:29

good that you are not sure about for

20:31

me me in how was just bagwell

20:33

able to hit the way that makes

20:35

all the way open and was squatting

20:37

sound as if he was you know doing you

20:39

know number two and yeah

20:42

craig biggio ask me that multiple

20:44

times how can anyone who looks

20:47

like he's at the plays going

20:49

to the bathroom

20:51

able to hit by jeff bagwell to hit

20:53

and japan was a wildly underrated

20:55

player one of the you , make

20:57

a case why the five best first baseman

21:00

of all time that's how good jeff bagwell

21:02

was and he was unbelievably

21:04

athletic runner base runner fielder

21:07

great soccer player the universe yardbirds

21:09

ah dang stands but it just proves again

21:11

how beautiful the sport is that

21:14

however you get to the hitting zone to

21:16

the hitting area doesn't matter as long

21:18

as guess guess killer bees my

21:20

he seemed outrage about my top

21:22

five him he saw bob willis of and all

21:25

that bad batting

21:28

since that was tough since that because

21:31

it tested your quads he surrenders

21:33

your angels demons family

21:35

seen in the gym the you don't really know what it

21:37

says that you're standing up against the go like the

21:39

squatting on him so no known as to whether

21:42

you like the one where you dirty or something like that

21:44

guy master things where he squeezes ties

21:46

together as a service walking

21:48

for ties stance for people that haven't seen it

21:50

he discloses ass to the pitcher try

21:52

a tantalizing censoring like has this

21:55

electrons has out censoring explain to them

21:57

electrons as and for stands for the for the newcomers

21:59

among so we're making john walk and first

22:01

trend right now because people can't believe

22:04

what an amazing i'm betting stance he

22:06

had

22:07

right again just all of your supposed

22:09

to be quiet as the played all milder

22:12

at the quiet as hands of ever seen completely

22:14

still might be at the same way strong

22:17

lot of was like everything was moving

22:19

on his body is feed his

22:21

but his hands his shoulders

22:23

everything was just going back and forth

22:26

hitters cause the trigger or a starter

22:28

something to get their swing going

22:30

he had like ten triggers to

22:33

get his body moving forwards try

22:35

to hit a baseball

22:36

put these on the podium or at level charge

22:39

show please were rod peruse hands

22:41

like water or did palmolive

22:44

tour have the quiet his hands anyone has

22:46

ever seen do you know the difference

22:48

between the our hands like water

22:50

and the quiet his hands you've ever seen at

22:53

what is the difference between those two things

22:55

and

22:56

well most people have

22:58

a mile and the no

23:01

connection to the baseball including

23:03

paul mahler but it seemed like ah

23:06

kuru was just all so

23:08

risky in everything that he do

23:11

he would just slipped his wrists at

23:13

the ball and his hands or hands extension

23:16

of his wrist so that's

23:18

why i've always said he has hands

23:20

like water because they just

23:22

kind of floated through the strike zone

23:24

at the end of those incredible risk

23:26

that he asked

23:28

do you believe and we're going to get to tim

23:30

corrections top five first baseman

23:33

of all time since he brought it up since

23:35

he doesn't see through bagwell imagine

23:37

i grab my list ah you have

23:39

a top five list of top five first baseman

23:41

of all time course i do it does

23:44

quin snyder look like he's gonna find

23:46

a way to come up with fifty grand by friday

23:48

or is a dead man ah

23:51

there a lot of quin snyder does he look

23:53

like a motivational speaker who secretly

23:55

lives at the airport it

23:59

does

24:00

look like a retired infomercial salesmen

24:02

looking to get back in the game by attending

24:04

crypto seminars assess assess

24:06

he does it just puts greasy right or does

24:08

he just looked like infidelity

24:14

i worry that one alone that's i haven't

24:16

seen for game seen quin snyder to while

24:18

but he's unique looking fellow

24:23

he looks like infidelity and mainly does

24:25

look like infidelity top five first

24:27

baseman of all time does kyle lowry

24:29

look like a gummy bear

24:33

op op op op op you know when i when

24:35

i did as a horrendous hotdog

24:38

race in milwaukee there when i

24:40

ran around as a hot dog is my boss

24:43

made me do it was the worst

24:45

day of my entire lives as far as being

24:47

on a baseball field it anyway so

24:50

after i've done and finish last

24:52

by a mile i walked in the brewers

24:55

club hours after the game

24:57

and kyle lohse saw me out kyle

25:00

lowry that's okay carlos

25:02

story is fine if it involves you racing is

25:04

a hotdog read spies us at our

25:06

a lot like a dummy bear kyle lohse does

25:09

not is so your your

25:11

, as possible are you in warsaw

25:13

arrived seems like an hr violation who's

25:15

the boss name him why were you duguid

25:18

to fight ordinary to file a grievance publicly

25:20

against a boss put this

25:23

as this mike mcquaid

25:25

was afraid of and still out there is

25:27

a real good just made me run

25:30

in the sausage race saw the point

25:32

is i was so bad that the i was

25:34

overpowered by the hot dog costume

25:36

that's when i got into the clubhouse

25:39

kyle lohse sorry not kyle lowry

25:41

announced in the loudest voice

25:43

possible when i walked in

25:46

not wearing the costume anymore very

25:48

is the worst hotdog

25:51

of all time as everyone

25:54

understood that i was the guys who

25:56

finished dead last in the race to this after

25:58

the game we're we're the post

26:00

game meal after the game and in milwaukee

26:02

of course i go back to the you know

26:05

the have we had their and

26:07

the posts gave me a was brought were so

26:09

as eat a double bratwurst after

26:12

running as a hot dog is the worst raised

26:14

in his

26:15

the dana holders and looked like he smokes

26:17

and entire cigarette without ever pulling

26:19

it from his mouth he

26:22

, does my bowden

26:24

holzer look like his rideshare just

26:26

drove past him and just kept

26:28

going

26:31

i don't give a talker looked like the cartoon

26:33

version of devin booker a specific

26:37

of he really does nick

26:39

right looked like if uncut gems

26:42

was a person of of of i

26:45

got a few good mid grades here easy

26:48

bartender at a college town hotspot

26:50

on my knees night oh

26:53

you're drunk guy first baseman number five

26:55

to virtual dogs or pie in the face

26:57

with tom haverstraw and a second saw

27:00

what do you well what do you do it waving three fingers

27:02

and we were raise enough money and is encouraging

27:04

same and to do three pies in the face of

27:07

revised in the face how much that needs

27:09

to be raised in order for a pie in the face to appears

27:11

to graham it's two thousand one hundred and

27:14

thirty dollars needs to be raised and since

27:16

we started this we have done enough for three

27:18

pies in the face or we'll see how this goes

27:20

on number five temperature and top

27:22

five first baseman of all time

27:25

again this is really hard

27:28

five and for really hard i think the rest

27:30

are easy i've got bagwell as number five

27:32

loses says what i saw earlier

27:35

and had a one hundred and sixty

27:37

run season one and mvp

27:40

and again at again terrific all around

27:42

player who played how

27:44

the bird eight years his career and that enormous

27:47

ballpark the astrodome i have enough

27:49

for of in ipos you

27:51

how about instead of fanfare for three two and

27:53

one we go to a different pie in the face

27:57

the earth i think that will have a video payoff

28:00

don't know whether will have a minority opinion on to make

28:02

a sound and i imagine going to make a sound tony

28:04

makes a huge hit him hard enough to make a sound

28:06

bite soaked in tim kurtz and he still thinking

28:08

about i think he's formulating is listed might be

28:10

fine alone or five in for is very

28:12

tricky it's good to be interesting to see who

28:14

he goes there is a definitive top three

28:16

dead elevator and and before we go

28:19

to that real collectors' mike bleeds look like

28:21

the first wedding guests to order at the open bar

28:23

who as he walks away with his posse of

28:25

gleefully announces to the growing line

28:27

that drinks are on me

28:31

as , a

28:34

the lot of i was on the play cards

28:37

as yes i

28:39

love that he remembers this it does nick like

28:41

looks like a malnourished lin manuel

28:43

miranda

28:44

the don't have it does mike brown

28:47

look like a big toe the

28:49

human eye toward your worst was like

28:51

a big deal with his job was afraid

28:53

, of with intel or

28:56

the guy put on the pole please dear what our

28:58

police lab return to islam who

29:00

loves most like much charles barkley who

29:03

looks most like a toe hopefully

29:05

you know mike brown or

29:08

joe west steve

29:10

kerr look like a brand new that is spawns

29:16

the guards were you on your list is

29:18

your list of top five first baseman nods

29:21

you want to have dueling less what's important

29:23

i'll get my number five i think we have

29:25

the same three brats in a different order

29:27

i had bagwell a number for my number five

29:30

is don mattingly as

29:32

soon as you to disagree but of your exam his

29:34

daddy baseball you make my top five

29:36

again

29:39

don mattingly is not the top five

29:41

buddies one of the best players i've ever seen

29:43

in an award for his back injury

29:46

he would have been a hall of famer

29:48

and that's good too corny year

29:50

but in his final year he went

29:52

to buck showalter the yankees manager

29:54

and said you gotta take me out the force

29:56

bottom not good enough to get there anymore he

29:58

told his own manager that

30:01

instead of the manager and to tell him that

30:03

and then later that year he was a buck showalter

30:06

and said the you that get

30:08

another first baseman i'm not good enough to be

30:10

the first base for the yankees anymore and

30:12

they traded for tino martinez and

30:14

one about two championships that's the guy

30:16

that don mattingly is and was

30:19

after keith hernandez is the greatest defensive

30:21

first baseman i've ever seen

30:24

those nick nurse looked like

30:26

a sitcom dad had , sister

30:28

that a a

30:31

urban meyer looked like he doesn't slow down

30:33

when a squirrel runs in front of his luxury

30:35

sedan nonchalantly telling his kids

30:37

in the backseat circle of life

30:39

of is

30:45

execs does trevor lawrence

30:48

look like a clydesdale have sex

30:51

with a sweet as of me it is weird as

30:53

says does adam silver

30:59

do i

31:01

look like a burnt out glow stick

31:05

a number four jan

31:10

the number for it's impossible

31:12

for and five there's so many but i'll go

31:14

with johnny mies play with a bunch summers

31:19

, homer games i got him as five

31:22

and four after now hold on

31:24

hold on although we're building suspense remember

31:26

for every top three instead of seem fair

31:29

tom how are so as good as good here

31:31

interface with a pie so we now

31:33

also my office sooty over there were it's gonna

31:35

happen my top three of them is for timmy

31:37

ugh

31:39

you want to just give us your rest of your top five

31:41

the want to just go through it's and supply pay off

31:43

is gonna be the sound of your eyes as

31:45

yes odd number three for me is

31:48

our pool house

31:51

number two is jimmy far

31:55

the number line of course is

31:57

lou gehrig's and

32:00

died today as we raise money

32:03

to help with the there's not really the

32:05

cure but with the care for a ls

32:07

and mrs a personal story to tim as well

32:10

as the reason that he is helping us

32:12

with this cause today let's

32:14

finish up your list year and let's get the timing

32:17

on this rights so are we

32:19

are down to number three with temperature

32:21

i don't have video in here have opened

32:24

the door for that of tom ah because

32:26

our organization on some of this stuff

32:28

ah yes can be spotty alright

32:31

so here we go we're going to have a pie in the face

32:33

on tom upon the announcement

32:36

of tempered since number

32:38

three times on seems like he's cheating with goggles

32:40

been done in are you get which pay fair

32:43

gone to some just saying of

32:45

tim where are we on number three please

32:48

i'm a this is again two and three

32:51

are interchangeable but i'm

32:53

gonna go as do gods and put our pool

32:55

halls third , the list

32:58

over six hundred homers three thousand

33:00

hits got a chance for seven hundred homers

33:03

first ten full seasons arguably

33:05

the best first ten full seasons

33:07

by any ones in history

33:10

on his drop off offensively

33:12

and last few years may just slide

33:14

am a tiny bit but i do

33:18

it's employees please very

33:20

nervous

33:23

though head

33:24

number two know that we

33:26

may be oh ,

33:29

is good oh wow that was

33:31

a visual pay off that goggles

33:33

that he's gonna do two more those deliberately

33:35

right like that or sounded like

33:37

his nose was

33:40

the censorship api was api smattering

33:42

of the fine of a so did his will smith them

33:45

number it's a waiter and are you ready for

33:47

another one for odd numbered sued

33:49

sam

33:50

and number two is jimmie foxx

33:53

a five hundred thirty

33:55

four homers three twenty five

33:57

like time average triple crown winner

34:00

multiple mvp winner back to back

34:02

years i grew up to stories

34:04

of jimmie foxx in my

34:06

household my dad was a huge grew

34:09

, in boston when to be fox's star

34:11

there's sorrow the a's and

34:15

he retired a little bit early bus

34:17

three twenty five with over five hundred homers

34:19

that's at ruth sad

34:21

sad williams and that's

34:24

to me fox do we have the visual pay

34:26

off of karma with with

34:29

horror on his face number to go

34:31

ahead

34:34

man wow that sounds like

34:37

, ultrasound it's like he's being hit the face with

34:39

a british airways safer than the pepper

34:41

yes it doesn't see it seems like ruin a break

34:43

something on tom say some glad we got a leading

34:46

i'm glad it's their blood on your mouth and

34:48

over there was over there is delicious i

34:50

love the graham cracker crust crumble that you

34:52

sprinkled on there you are having

34:55

on the top of your balls had this graham cracker

34:57

cross and finally temperature in the

34:59

number one first baseman of all

35:01

time

35:03

it's lou gehrig and as great

35:05

as those other guys are i don't think

35:07

there's a close second as we know

35:10

ah the , he hadn't

35:12

gotten sick he would have retired

35:14

as the all time leader in runs scored

35:17

and rb eyes that's how

35:19

great he was of the five greatest

35:21

rb i seasons he's got three

35:24

of them nineteen twenty seven

35:26

mostly hidden behind babe ruth in

35:28

the order he drove in you know a hundred

35:30

ninety three runs or whatever was

35:33

and route sixty homers sitting in front

35:35

of a so there's

35:37

no doubt lou gehrig's greatest first

35:39

baseman of all time and time think you

35:42

can make can case after roots

35:44

williams and barry bonds

35:46

that's gehrig's the fourth graders

35:48

hitter of all time you could make that case

35:52

i think of hundred and eighty three rbs

35:55

hi

36:00

congratulations or another

36:03

successful round and i guess we

36:05

can just keep doing this two thousand dollars

36:07

at a time rights he's got graham cracker

36:09

crust in his ear or

36:11

before we like to go tim can you

36:13

explain to was or what it is baseball

36:16

is doing today why it is that we're raising

36:18

money or thank you for your time

36:20

and side you for your efforts at in

36:23

this with boobs zombie and others

36:25

because or baseball does a good

36:27

thing today raising awareness of

36:29

for again we say it again something

36:31

that has no cure but can still be treated

36:33

with care

36:35

yeah every ball park tonight they'll be

36:37

a tribute to lou gehrig and tom

36:39

haverstraw at a lot to do this and course

36:41

john shabby said so much to

36:44

do with this for so so

36:46

long arms said tonight

36:48

in baltimore tammy yards my brother

36:50

matt who as a alas he will

36:52

take out lineup ,

36:55

to home played tonight for a major

36:57

league games on gym

36:59

pool former orioles teacher

37:01

will throw out the first ball he has

37:03

ale as also also

37:06

am i can't begin to tell

37:08

you how touched i am from

37:10

all the friends and family and strangers

37:13

who have who me

37:15

and especially my brother's since he was diagnosed

37:17

in july twenty twenty one on

37:20

tonight's a really important nights is

37:22

is a wretched insidious

37:24

a and we

37:26

need to do better and so many people

37:28

are working on this but as one woman

37:30

told me who's woman

37:33

, family members died at age forty

37:35

nine she said this

37:37

is the worst disease ever been it has great a support

37:39

system ever for those patients

37:42

and i can tell ya through my brother that that

37:44

is indeed true

37:46

before we get you out of here because

37:48

this was not this was a cause that you are helping

37:50

those with but then it arrived to

37:52

our with a of a brutal

37:55

sodding punch you've gone through some

37:57

things recent lace with your family

37:59

so the dear that you are helping this cause before

38:01

would arrive at your doorstep when you say wretched

38:04

insidious disease in order to humanize

38:06

it's tim some people understand what it

38:08

is that they're helping with on care

38:10

of can you explain to people how it

38:12

is that this us this disease

38:15

gets a hold of people and they need urgent

38:17

help from others in order to live yeah

38:21

well

38:23

personalize with my brother again my

38:25

brother was a great cause baseball player

38:27

and catholic university and easily a little

38:29

bit bigger than me but he's so strong

38:32

and on october first

38:34

last year catholic you had him

38:37

throw out the ceremonial first

38:39

pitch at pitch at as mount

38:41

saint mary's was the only fall

38:43

game of the year for cabs with you

38:45

and to have aziz a player from the visiting

38:48

team do it is just unprecedented

38:50

but that's my bras and totally

38:52

the coaches you explained this

38:55

coaches you for our program so

38:57

my brother again had a major

38:59

league throwing arm has lost the

39:01

strength and dexterity in his index

39:04

finger and his thumb so he

39:06

has to now grip a baseball with

39:08

three fingers and try to throw it that

39:10

way and i play catch

39:12

with him in the front yard having

39:14

can do we do that when we're kids arm

39:17

and he figured out how to throw a ball

39:19

and still look like an athlete

39:21

and a ball player so he goes to mount saint

39:23

mary's a day and they they

39:26

present him ross the totally does with a sure

39:28

that's got his name and person

39:30

on the backs and number two

39:33

which is a number he ward kept the university

39:35

so he's wearing a see you jerseys

39:37

with his name and his number on

39:40

the back and after he threw out the first

39:42

ball and athletic strikes he

39:44

looked to his rights and his family's kids

39:47

me my daughter we were all wearing

39:49

catholic university jerseys with encryption

39:52

to on the back and then my brother

39:54

look further into the right and

39:57

all forty seven players

39:59

on the the university team or

40:02

wearing that jersey ker

40:04

ching two on the back

40:06

end at the first time i see my

40:08

brother cried since his ordeal

40:10

began in july twenty twenty one

40:12

does he was so touched by

40:15

how personal a was but it was such a

40:17

baseball move and

40:19

this is what baseball does for its players

40:22

it celebrates them in honors them

40:24

and catholic you of course went out and one

40:27

that doubleheader that day all wearing

40:29

my brother's name and his number

40:31

on their backs

40:33

before we get out of here odd you've

40:35

got what tom haverstraw ford's him

40:37

cards and

40:39

if people don't know this but two years

40:41

ago when we decided to start lou

40:43

gehrig a committee to get a leaguewide

40:45

lou gehrig day in major league baseball

40:49

the first call i made the

40:51

learn how to navigate this labyrinth

40:53

of trying to get this done the first call

40:56

i made the temperature

40:59

in this want to say thank you tim

41:02

and i'm so sorry this is hitting your family

41:04

but i gotta say like without

41:06

him kirk's in this does not get done he gave

41:08

me advice animals even remember this phone call

41:11

but i just want to say thank you tim and

41:14

we're in this together and so is levitz art show

41:16

em major league baseball in large part

41:18

the your advice from two years ago so thank

41:21

you i'm gonna be sneezing graham

41:23

cracker crust and with create the next three

41:25

weeks sought term that i do our guys

41:27

just one more time tell people where they need to go

41:29

time if they want to contribute here

41:32

to something that to a baseball is doing

41:34

today

41:35

us world of sue dot com

41:37

just going say world of sue dot com

41:39

go there to donate our go was

41:41

forty four thousand for hundred and forty for

41:43

dollars and it looks like were going to pass this

41:45

well before our deadline at the end of the show

41:47

so thank you to every one world sue we dot com ah

41:49

tim always good seeing you thank you sir sorry

41:52

we kept you waiting sorry we didnt extort the audience

41:54

fast enough charitably our

41:56

thanks thousand extort doing what you doing

41:58

today for as as the a negative

42:02

hey everybody it's mike ryan and we're approaching

42:04

the days of summer and you know what that means making

42:07

great memories with good friends

42:10

and drinking some miller lite there

42:12

is nothing i'd rather have by my

42:14

side when making these great memories than

42:16

comforting white can have

42:18

miller like you know why the

42:21

time miller lite is

42:23

made for people like me people

42:25

like your beer to actually tastes

42:28

like beer when it's hot outside new wants something

42:30

refreshing wouldn't it be nice if

42:32

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the labour towards who is the comedian

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is it to james out mulvaney

43:09

how to pronounce his house on my way me

43:11

or there you go thank you john wilkes booth

43:13

or hours ah yeah that's a bad

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to just get it together scuse me comedian

43:37

my bad this is it on limits are show

43:39

with his two dads

43:45

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haverstraw here i am joined

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by tommy nance

44:04

he is the marlins relief pitcher

44:07

i am so glad to talk to you right now

44:09

unfortunate turns because we both have a commonality

44:11

which is one of our parents as a a last lou

44:14

gehrig's disease and june

44:16

second thursday's lou gehrig day across

44:18

baseball and you and i both had a

44:20

hand in making this happen so

44:23

let's talk about because we want to get

44:25

more awareness out there we need to get more

44:27

awareness about this disease so on for i

44:29

hate that we have this bonds the

44:31

other you and me tommy but ah thank you so much

44:33

for joining me and talking about this horrible disease

44:36

that has affected our fame probably beyond

44:39

your i'm glad you reached out me

44:41

that that this is how he had a meat

44:43

and stuff but you know i'm i'm

44:45

always happy the know talk about him

44:48

is more awareness and i think the big

44:50

thing as too the many people out

44:52

there that don't know that l s is

44:54

a is a disease and assaults

44:56

many many people area so

44:59

the you know capacity like i this

45:02

one out so i did a to ice bucket

45:04

challenge and twenty fourteen didn't know

45:06

what else what

45:07

and i kind of your time you're in the same bucket where we

45:09

didn't really know about a or less until

45:12

it hit one of our parents and

45:14

i'm wondering what was yours read

45:16

what was your knowledge of a a less before

45:18

it entered your , there

45:21

i'm in a really like the he started like no knowledge

45:23

when i knew that it was as being a new lou

45:26

gehrig add this disease know was named after

45:28

my really the minimal

45:30

the i was i going to start an

45:32

effect me as i said my family

45:34

but i'm aware that it's like a real

45:37

pain and and

45:39

we've been found out that my dad had

45:41

it so he was a firefighter for nineteen years

45:43

regarding the fire station then

45:46

when worked as a healing

45:48

a fire investigator or investigator universal

45:50

studios for little well as he

45:52

was starting to have some myself problems

45:54

there and i remember coming home

45:57

from college one college one

45:59

to surprise that i don't have a family

46:01

was coming home i just a showed up

46:03

like late at night nobody was home though i'm like stand

46:06

out last move i love this movie yeah

46:08

yeah oh and no one's home like

46:10

a had this whole thing for fair the

46:14

call him the guy you were

46:16

you guys asking on a stand

46:18

outside came a surprise you the

46:20

conversation just gonna turn to life also

46:23

wanted the the let's you know that have found

46:25

out that i've been diagnosed mls

46:28

i got my found out so the

46:31

hit me thousand been shocked

46:33

because i didn't know anything about it oh

46:36

course i'm like okay this is the worst

46:38

case scenario ever the

46:40

do a bunch of research on my own you

46:42

know he then later and or me like

46:45

it's way you know like this is like the non genetic

46:47

type of ls so his i

46:50

just don't want you to worry i'd obviously

46:52

have a good must astronomers

46:54

a positive like have always been my whole

46:56

life it was tough for sure

46:58

now is now like a years ago so

47:01

so he's telling you this in your life

47:03

well my god i i need to go google this i need

47:05

to find out what this means a because

47:07

for me for my family my mother

47:10

had the what we thought was dropped

47:12

foot like she was tripping outside your

47:15

weakness in your foot were like wow this

47:17

doesn't seem to be getting better and all

47:20

the doctors were like we're

47:22

not gonna rule audio as we don't think it's a

47:24

l us but we need a check all these different

47:26

things off before we get to that

47:28

diagnosis because what

47:31

people don't realize is

47:32

it was doesn't have a diagnostic test

47:35

it is a disease that is a

47:38

the game of elimination and for your father

47:41

what were the symptoms that he was feeling where you realized

47:43

this isn't the other thing that's

47:46

my goal is nothing like

47:48

we noticed you know it was all like

47:50

in like are saying he's one of the strongest

47:53

man that i know so you

47:55

know doesn't want people to

47:58

know like when is

48:00

struggling or like having a hard time you

48:03

know with something you know i like

48:05

later on it was a

48:07

believe weakness and my one of his hands

48:10

the like you and right now like that's probably

48:12

one of the were serious for honest this

48:15

is what am i could be wrong their beds

48:17

and illnesses legs i think

48:19

he just fell off something wasn't

48:22

right like you didn't feel a stable my

48:24

on his feet in for

48:26

him i i feel like it's decline for

48:28

you quicker first and then

48:30

it just sort of stop and it's

48:33

been a minute still been declining

48:35

a little bit but very very slowly a

48:37

, progress in a less i'm in his ears

48:40

is pretty incredible but

48:42

he ah here he ah to be a part of the a thanks

48:44

to the ice bucket challenge actually got to be a part

48:47

of l as he did i so

48:50

because of the amount of money that they raise they

48:53

were able to add a thing six a more

48:55

people to the why are

48:57

though he wasn't among the original

48:59

group yeah got added

49:02

in that next group of people because of all

49:04

the money that was raised so he got to go to boston

49:07

and chicago and way

49:09

the images the trip

49:11

him he's been doing their whole

49:14

study since some

49:16

them readings of his speech

49:18

his hands strength

49:21

leg strength all that stuff and they just put together

49:23

in the said the module online

49:26

that he gets forgotten he has pretty

49:28

cool what they've been able to do the

49:30

when when you are when you found out the diagnosis

49:34

where were you in years

49:35

career at that point you are just coming

49:37

out of college you're still in college with

49:39

dreams of being a major league pitcher

49:42

the so

49:43

eight years ago toys fourteen

49:45

on so i was my

49:48

senior in college was twenty thirty

49:50

that santa clara university either just

49:53

had tommy john surgery

49:57

the end of twenty seven october

49:59

twenty third and or twenty thirteen

50:01

was one i had tommy john surgery i

50:04

decided i i went back to school riyadh a school

50:06

as finishing up my degree there

50:09

was i think summer break your summer

50:11

break and i decided to come home and visit

50:13

though i was not playing i

50:16

was rehabbing still now

50:18

database offered that two years

50:20

after had surgery though

50:22

yeah i really was is focusing on school at that

50:25

point in getting healthy though

50:27

how cool is it for you that you met not

50:29

only made the majors last year

50:31

but you're able to do it with your father was

50:34

he was alive to see

50:36

you make the majors how cool with i'm

50:39

that means the most me honestly

50:42

i'm is the my biggest bannon

50:44

supporter my entire life has been my clothes

50:47

then you know mentors them

50:50

a role model all that stuff i

50:52

always in when i was little hours

50:55

wanted to be a major league baseball player in our

50:57

these big dreams of wanting to do it but i oh

50:59

my the lot of people i believed

51:02

it and i put in the work and effort to make

51:04

it happen a lot of that was due to

51:06

him and his mindset that and have

51:08

been into my life though the

51:11

fact that he got to see it all gonna come to

51:13

fruition men get it

51:15

yet phone out and watch me throw

51:17

and watch me throw on the gear the

51:20

first one we've had it

51:23

was really special and than we did an interview together

51:26

and the us it

51:28

might have been more excited than me i was

51:32

unreal the debut the he

51:34

was the first person i on as soon as i found

51:36

out he was the first uncle and

51:39

i think us the be adversely

51:41

by calls to those connelly

51:44

oh isn't the there's

51:46

and nine minnesota that happened

51:49

but it's really

51:51

special that out a super

51:53

parliament actually after all

51:55

my audience

51:57

so i told me is proud of me to keep

51:59

it up

52:00

you undergo day last year did you talk

52:02

with cut your manager

52:03

the azzurri rely a cake can make sure i

52:06

pitched that he did it would be really cool

52:08

helped know there are only as

52:10

he had immediate plans

52:13

i didn't know about for ,

52:15

right when i got up there with the cubs you

52:17

know via during batting practice

52:19

he likes to go around and talk to all the other

52:21

guys socially that enters his

52:23

contract and see where on on

52:26

on our amazon

52:28

things like that one of our first meeting

52:31

that and on my family i the

52:34

brought it up that's when he brought

52:36

up food like ali ali

52:38

get you hooked up with

52:40

with to go get your information you guys can

52:42

connect the what there's a lot more

52:44

the like i wanna do and i talked

52:46

about it a little bit on like the ones and

52:48

all those on in the us isn't so

52:51

like ultimate goals that i love and will

52:53

be the yeah i do but

52:56

though

52:57

you're going to be able to pitch on lou

52:59

gehrig day for the second straight year

53:02

your parents are going to be watching your family is gonna

53:04

be watching and hopefully

53:06

gets it gets appeared strike out the side

53:09

give a shoutout to your dad is to be an amazing

53:11

thing and i'm a i'm in so excited that were able

53:13

to get this done and get lou gehrig day

53:15

and baseball the second annual

53:17

gare de in baseball in for those were listening

53:20

or that wanna help out

53:22

w w w dot world of sui

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dot com slash lula per lou the

53:26

in partnership the miami marlins

53:28

we or raising money a donating

53:31

to per mobile who is going outfit

53:33

someone with power motorized power wheelchair

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a were also benefiting as

53:37

center in miami i m as

53:40

and as well as project main street

53:42

with lou show be and tim sui foundation

53:44

m anything else you want to say

53:46

to the people who are listening who might

53:49

want to get involved or wanna

53:51

know more about ls and and watch

53:53

you as a fan of the marlins and and want to know more

53:55

about ala the biggest star

53:58

by you know junior on research the a little bit

54:01

look up one l s's read

54:03

stories and testimonials

54:05

of the people who've gone through it and

54:07

try to find a way to help us ,

54:10

you know people are compelled to do and i

54:12

hope i have a ton of people come out to

54:14

support in miami i mean we've got a beautiful

54:18

beautiful stadium there like let's fill that

54:20

thing up with less let's make

54:22

it a party let's make it fun much

54:24

you know raise the money and well

54:26

some people out