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us. I I

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embarrass little bit. Alright. Good. Well, you're

2:44

welcome to the party.

2:44

What's going on? What's going on with you and

2:46

FAU? What are latest steps with

2:49

you getting I don't want this to end in

2:51

yet another embarrassing failure. I

2:53

heard is making calls. I

2:55

heard we have other people making calls.

2:58

The negotiations have been set. I

3:00

heard you talking about not only

3:02

do I now want a seat on the bench to be

3:04

a cheerleader for

3:05

FAU, but I want access to

3:07

the locker room, and I wanna be able to get

3:09

content when I'm there. I'm just saying I

3:11

want some access. I don't wanna go and

3:13

get a, you know, a ticket to two twenty

3:16

two row five is what I'm

3:17

saying. I I and From

3:19

our end, it's happening. We've booked

3:21

it. They're refundable bookings because

3:24

But on the bottom doesn't matter. It's It doesn't

3:27

save the bench to be like, hey, Chris. Like,

3:29

in Turkey. But Dan's in the very

3:31

shoulders.

3:31

We've booked the flight. But Dan has been critical

3:34

of our team in the past of, like, we say

3:36

things and then we don't do it. From our end, we are doing

3:38

it. It's booked if they say you

3:40

have the green light, then I'm coming on one

3:42

on Wednesday night. So

3:44

I think their I think their coach got carried

3:46

away. Right. Probably what happened. It's okay.

3:49

We're trying to figure it out. We're trying to work

3:51

through it. But I think you need to establish what's

3:53

acceptable to

3:54

you. I think that's fair. Right. Like Dan wants to

3:56

be in uniform literally on the bench.

3:58

I don't think that's gonna happen because Dan, let's think

4:00

about this. In their biggest game in

4:02

school history. They're just gonna be like, let's get wacky

4:05

here. Yep. And bring some guy in that hasn't been

4:07

part of the team all year.

4:08

Like, that doesn't make any sense. Love them.

4:10

So if they say, hey, we can get you a third

4:12

road ticket right behind the bench, and we can give you little

4:14

access to take some pictures in the locker room before the

4:16

game. That's good enough for me. It would

4:18

shame and disgrace.

4:21

And desecrate that uniform.

4:24

However, if you're

4:26

a progressive forward thinking

4:28

coach in the TikTok age

4:31

trying to get your team

4:34

some publicity in a market. I

4:36

mean, learning. Let me explain let me

4:38

explain something to the

4:39

audience. They

4:40

got to the Suite sixteen. I mean, they're getting

4:42

it.

4:43

Let me let me say. Explain something

4:45

to the audience about this market. We've

4:47

got you take every side of the market because

4:49

right before we

4:50

start, it's great. You and Greg Cody

4:52

were giggling about how mad

4:54

Indiana must be at Miami

4:57

right now. They have have to be. I mean, India

4:59

we have everything on Indiana.

5:02

We do. We have beaches. We

5:04

have clubs. We have a nightlife. We

5:06

have sun. They have nothing.

5:08

They have basketball. That's right. And

5:10

now they don't have that. We took it

5:13

away. A

5:15

very nice thrown a metal chair in his living

5:17

room. Congrats and

5:20

it's a incredible Cody. We're laughing

5:23

about if FAU

5:25

wins the championship, the

5:27

smattering of four people on Glades

5:30

Road near the Bluemartini There'll

5:32

be another parade. That's

5:37

sad, it's parade in the history of birth.

5:39

We're just talking about we do not care about

5:42

basketball in this market. The women yesterday

5:44

had the biggest win in program. History, another

5:47

number one seed goes down. I had so

5:49

many of my friends who have watched literally

5:51

one half of women's basketball in

5:53

their life saying, it's not fair that they

5:55

play the game in Indiana. Why isn't

5:58

the Miami hurt? In terms of because they need to

6:00

change the rules. Even though

6:02

basketball, women's basketball is growing, I'm assuming

6:04

the reason for that. I don't actually know the reason. I'm

6:06

assuming the reason for that is because the sport

6:08

is growing, You wanna make sure that your one seeds

6:11

get a full crowd in their home as opposed

6:13

to going to some neutral site and then not having

6:15

the energy you would have for a one

6:17

seed favorite be playing at home

6:19

with their crowd for something that Batard.

6:22

It's not fair in any way. That game was terrifying

6:24

yesterday. I watched the end of that game. Indiana

6:27

never chained to lead in the game, but it felt

6:29

to me like they were always going to lead.

6:31

I still am sitting here right now expecting

6:34

them to lead in the

6:35

game. I mean, Haley Cavender did the

6:37

the chest mean right there with the finger

6:39

on the on the mouth. I was

6:41

like, why would you do? But

6:43

even better to beat them in their own state,

6:46

Right? Yeah. I mean, this is ground up. We dominate

6:48

home. We dominate Indiana in

6:50

basketball. It's incredible. I

6:53

mean, did you ever think you'd see the day then.

6:55

You know, I'm at Basketball has two teams

6:57

in the Sweet sixteen. The women being

6:59

there is stranger than the men because

7:01

they lost in the ACC tournament twenty

7:04

six points to Virginia Tech. Indiana

7:06

has been overwhelming all year. They're playing

7:08

at home crisply around

7:11

the basket. As they were chomping

7:13

at the lead, I felt them getting

7:15

better shots at the

7:17

rim with the motion of their offense,

7:19

but they could never finish off

7:22

the hurricanes. They made, I thought for

7:24

sure, you m was gonna lose when they

7:26

make the three after she shushed the crowd.

7:29

They make the three with eight seconds left

7:31

to tie it. I'm like, okay. Here is where Miami

7:33

loses. And they end up winning

7:35

the game. Winning him as AUM alum.

7:37

I was shouting at my

7:38

television. I did not think I had this in

7:41

me. Make a free throw. Why

7:44

not a second.

7:46

Every college basketball fan in the history

7:48

of time has shouted that at their television

7:50

come March because it is a like,

7:53

you get so used to watching NBA games

7:55

where everyone shoots eighty eight percent from

7:57

the line. Nobody misses. There are no

7:59

one of two, but, like, for me, baked into

8:01

watching the end of a college basketball, oh, they're going

8:03

one of two from the line. Like, one point lead

8:06

and a foul is a two point lead if you're

8:08

lucky. Which yesterday, it was a one it was

8:10

a one point lead when you had a one point lead, and

8:12

there was someone going to the freehold line. But, yeah, it was

8:14

an immense suffering because in the first half,

8:16

turned the game on. I think u m was up four and

8:18

I was kinda in and out and all of a sudden u m was up

8:20

sixteen. And all I thought was

8:23

the one seed history of women's

8:25

college basketball is this lead

8:27

is going to be closed. So the bigger

8:29

that the u m lead got, for me, the more

8:31

suffering it was going to be when the comeback inevitably

8:34

came. And just going down the stretch,

8:36

every basket was hard work.

8:39

There was that one pass to Hayley Cavender who had

8:41

a three total clutch was

8:43

incredible. Destiny hardened a couple times on

8:45

the interior getting that shot at the end with

8:47

I mean, getting the shot at the end in the paint THAT

8:49

WAS INCREDIBLE. AND fifty four

8:52

FOR INDIANA Mckenzie HOMES WAS

8:54

SUDGE SO GOOD OPERATING AROUND THE RIM LIKE

8:56

YOU

8:56

SAID, getting so close. I mean, that was

8:58

it was like, just feed her every time

9:00

down before the end. Indiana.

9:02

Indiana late in that game, missed a couple of bunnies.

9:04

A

9:04

couple of funny A couple of Yeah. A couple of

9:07

yeah. A couple

9:09

of free throws. After she dominates the first

9:11

half, then she misses three crucial

9:13

free throws in the final minute. That could

9:15

have put it away. And then so you're,

9:17

like, you're down on her. You're, like, oh, she was so dominant,

9:19

and then she misses the fructose, and they give it to

9:21

her. Because you know, that's a whenever time they need a

9:23

basket, they go to Destiny Harden. Down low.

9:25

And she gets the the the

9:26

wasn't even on the left side of the rim,

9:29

but it just did that weird thing where it ends up going

9:31

in. Oh, at the end

9:32

there. I can't

9:33

I cannot like to what you guys have said. They're

9:35

up double digits in the first half. It

9:37

never felt like u m was winning that game. It felt

9:39

like they were down even when they were up. I

9:41

can up the resilience of that u

9:43

m team in that environment. That was

9:45

legitimately impressive. Like, this team, I think,

9:48

they're not gonna face anything tougher than that.

9:50

Right. They're they're fourteen and a half one hundred dogs.

9:52

They were I saw fifteen. Destiny

9:54

Harden is Metalark medias

9:57

or one of

9:59

our NIL athletes. We

10:01

will see We

10:01

now do this to the sad front

10:03

on it. She has Oh, that's saying,

10:06

wow. She's

10:08

You had a great time. She was enjoying herself.

10:10

Thank you, Mike, cheering on the Sestic cyclones.

10:12

Did she have a great time? She did.

10:14

She did?

10:14

Yeah. So much so that she stayed for about

10:16

half the game. Yeah. We will we

10:19

will see if tens of thousands of dollars

10:22

are enough to lure her onto

10:24

the show here at some point to

10:26

talk about what I imagine Greg

10:28

Cody thinks. I don't think this is recency

10:31

bias. They haven't been this deep in the tournament

10:33

since nineteen ninety

10:34

two. I think you could say it's the biggest

10:36

win in program history. It is. There's

10:39

no question about it. And and

10:41

it's in ninety two, it

10:43

was easier to get to the Suite sixteen because the

10:45

the tournament hadn't expanded yet. So

10:47

this is it started with sixteen player

10:50

teams. This is easily the the the

10:53

the best victory in in

10:55

club history. And I feel great for

10:57

Katie Meyer because the coach, because

10:59

she's a relentless winner, but

11:01

hasn't had

11:03

consistent great success in the post season.

11:05

Quite frankly. Ten tournament appearances for

11:07

her, I believe, since she's been

11:10

at the University of Miami. And this is

11:12

the deepest run. And if you were

11:14

watching that last night, the

11:16

energy of it could be felt

11:18

because they were on the road in a tough

11:21

place to play. But getting back to what

11:23

Stugotz and Greg Cody were laughing about.

11:26

Who's your state?

11:28

Doesn't have a thing that it associates

11:31

with more than Bass

11:32

not that I not that I can think of

11:34

and to lose to both Miami teams

11:37

when this city is filled

11:39

with yawning indifference about college

11:41

basketball. Like,

11:42

no love it. That's great. No

11:44

city care no city in America. There's

11:46

less.

11:46

There's less.

11:47

And no city cares more. Mean, more

11:49

like the loser state. Yeah. Out Vienna

11:52

is more like it.

11:55

Oh,

11:55

come on. That's correct. Right?

11:57

Yeah. It's like a thought, Greg, you know?

12:00

He thought out Diana, what he thought

12:02

it was a winter. He just he was waiting

12:04

to be showered by crowd applause

12:07

there.

12:07

What if it was just loser state.

12:09

I'm

12:09

living a laugh. I

12:10

no. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.

12:12

No. No. No.

12:15

No. No. No. Get out of here trying

12:17

to get down. Thanks. Trying to get to stay

12:20

tuned to

12:20

this.

12:21

I'll have fight the joke. I finalize.

12:23

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12:23

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12:25

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13:54

I wanna talk about somebody

13:56

I know that is near and dear

13:59

to Greg Cody's

14:00

art, Takashi six nine.

14:03

Yeah. Big fan of his. I never

14:05

knew how to pronounce that name. Thank

14:07

you. I

14:08

had the six nine park, but not

14:10

the other park. I didn't even saw him.

14:13

Really, you're gonna The balance of You

14:15

just said he's A690,

14:16

yeah. It's a great work class. As

14:18

a city's

14:18

a big fan, Dan. I wanna

14:19

know what's a Tonya. Who in the audience

14:22

took me seriously there? Go sit with Roy.

14:24

There. Like, I'm honest to god.

14:26

Honest to god. Wow. You took him

14:28

seriously and then ask him name

14:30

a Takashi six nines on Greg

14:33

Cote. I don't

14:34

even think Takashi six nine fans can name

14:36

a

14:36

Takashi six nine song. That's right. He

14:38

is something a

14:41

creature that makes me feel

14:43

ancient because I don't

14:45

understand anything that's

14:47

happened. There. Fame for the sake of fame.

14:49

He gets kicked out of a WBC game

14:52

the other day for being two

14:54

drunks, and it was

14:56

reported causing a ruckus. Oh,

14:59

wow. And I

15:01

want to get the hierarchy of

15:03

drunk put together

15:05

and find out where we would put

15:07

on the hierarchy of drunk causing

15:10

a ruckus

15:11

because it's gotta be near the top

15:13

Does it not? Where do we begin?

15:15

What is the lowest

15:17

item on the drunk

15:20

hierarchy? I think a

15:21

buzz.

15:22

Like, I have a buzz. You start there with

15:24

a buzz. Pepsi.

15:26

Pepsi. Pepsi. Pepsi. Pepsi.

15:29

Those two right now. Like, what's

15:30

higher? Bongo Bongo Bongo

15:31

Bongo Tongo tipsy. Yeah. Agree. I

15:33

started mine with mildly inebriated.

15:37

Mildly inebriated before

15:40

tipsy and buzzed?

15:41

Yes. I feel like that should be third

15:43

after, like, your your buzz, then tip see. And

15:45

I'm Miles and Man, I don't know if I agree with

15:47

you guys. Tipsey is so nothing. Tipsey

15:50

is I'm feeling it's

15:52

slightly. Put it on the poll, Judeo, please,

15:54

at Levittard Show, which

15:56

is the weaker state of drunkenness,

15:59

buzzed or tipsy. I think you start

16:01

with buzz and tipsy comes out of

16:03

your

16:03

mouth, I feel a little tipsy as you're

16:05

approaching drop.

16:06

To me, you know, the exact same thing. You're

16:08

buzzed before you realize that you're drunk.

16:10

You're tipsy when you realize, like, alright. Something's

16:13

happening here. You'll say, alright. I'm tipsy. I think some

16:15

people just say tipsy, some people say buzz and they

16:17

mean the same

16:17

thing. It's like the early state of just Stugotz you

16:19

feel a little something. As soon as alcohol hit your

16:21

system and you're like, I feel something. I

16:24

think people say who say buzz

16:27

are people who actually drink

16:29

with some frequency. Nobody

16:31

says tipsy unless they

16:34

they have one beer a

16:36

year. My mother used to literally have

16:38

like one beer a year and she was

16:40

the kind of person who would

16:41

say, wow, feeling little tipsy. Lewis is like

16:43

that after one beer. No. But I think

16:45

this is the guy we should trust on this right here.

16:48

Okay. You know what I

16:49

mean? And it's certainly the ex spurt. Greg

16:51

Cote, I believe, if you had to

16:53

put an average on it, number

16:55

of beers consumed daily.

16:58

I don't

16:59

like to think in those terms. Don't

17:01

like to what about yearly? Okay.

17:04

Number okay. No. No. Don't eat

17:06

anything yearly. No. Let's no

17:08

terms, you like you. Thank you, Chris.

17:10

Nothing. You go sit in the penalty box. Oh,

17:13

wow. Peer, wow. Peerless

17:15

discipline. Money to God, what

17:17

are we doing? I have AII have about

17:19

two beers a week. Two

17:22

cases in

17:23

there. That's what I meant to say. Two

17:28

cases of beer a week. That's So that's

17:30

that's fine. Forty eight

17:31

-- Yeah. -- something like that. Forty eight beers. No.

17:33

Like, Greg. III would guess

17:35

that it's more than that. It's twenty five hundred

17:37

a year. Why are you still here?

17:41

I'm gonna have to enforce something

17:43

stronger

17:43

here. You know what? I I don't mean

17:45

to phone. Adam McKay suggested this to

17:47

me the other day, and I think he's right. Because you guys are

17:49

disrespecting when I send you the penalty

17:51

box, you stay here. He's saying the next time someone

17:53

does that.

17:53

Yeah. Say the punishment is you gotta go to the

17:55

DMV stand in line and just wait until

17:57

you can tell the teller. Have a nice day. I think you're

18:00

doing a great job. And then leave He thinks

18:02

I have to increase the penalties on the discipline

18:04

because you guys aren't respecting the penalty

18:07

box when you throw the show right into the shitter.

18:09

And asking Greg Cody for a number

18:11

when he's not willing to admit daily or weekly

18:14

to give you a number of beers he drinks

18:16

a year asking him to do the math of that.

18:18

Yeah. You can't do that. I'm still trying

18:20

to wrap my head around why Takashi

18:22

six nine all those songs have one word

18:25

in the title. I think that's consistency,

18:27

but it's also a little off putting to me.

18:29

Shake it up a little bit.

18:30

Yeah.

18:30

When I said I'd drink two cases of beer, I don't

18:33

want the kids in the audience to get the idea.

18:35

That is absolutely not true. I

18:37

I do not condone drinking. I don't

18:40

drink that much, and I just wanted

18:42

to set that record straight. Right. Would you prefer

18:44

he has six words or nine words and III

18:46

just like a little variety, you know. Instead of

18:48

instead of having a song called dummy, you

18:50

know, make it dumb. Am I right?

18:52

You

18:53

know, make

18:53

it a penalty box right now.

18:55

That's a DSP. A deserved penalty.

18:57

Get out of here. You're lying to

18:59

the audience. You're publicly lying

19:01

right now to

19:01

the audience. I know how much you drink. Oh,

19:03

I thought you meant about about six nine

19:05

only having one word title.

19:06

You're so right about that, by the

19:08

way. I

19:08

mean, enough of Goomba and, you know

19:11

--

19:11

Right. -- Kiki and

19:13

Right. Exactly. I mean, enough.

19:15

Give us some words. Right. Exactly.

19:17

Mhmm. The the songs have more words

19:20

in them. Let's get geeky. I lied. Yeah.

19:22

Exactly. Look. Yeah.

19:23

Kiki Vanda Way.

19:24

Mhmm. He did. He'll go breaking my

19:26

heart. Am I right? One of the all time grades

19:28

he has.

19:31

You have the floor, Labrador. Back

19:33

to you.

19:35

You just referred to him as six nine

19:38

by his last name or what do you

19:40

think is his last

19:41

name? Because I think you're still afraid of his first

19:43

name.

19:43

Takashi, isn't

19:44

it? No. But real Takashi fans call

19:46

him six nine though. Yeah. Thank you. How's

19:48

our hierarchy doing?

19:50

So we were at we're

19:52

debating buzzed or tipsy. The

19:55

next suggestion comes courtesy of juju

19:57

guy. He stepped out. Yes, ma'am. He has

19:59

wavy being next.

20:00

Wavy three to wavy.

20:01

Yeah. That's in the Wavy after tipsy. Wavy.

20:04

Yep. Let me get to let me get to

20:06

tilt. Let me get to

20:07

tilt.

20:08

Little early for tilt. I thought tilt is like

20:11

Turned is pretty good. Turned is your I would

20:13

think it's on the second half. Like,

20:14

you're Beijing. If they're drunk. Yeah. But

20:16

that's turned up maybe. Turned in Lint, I would

20:19

think are on the on the other

20:21

side of the halfway point. Of

20:23

where this should

20:23

be. Like, the wavy might be the halfway

20:25

point. Once you get wavy, you're like, okay.

20:27

I'm I'm driving. Just went from you

20:29

guys just went from tipsy and buzzed

20:31

to wavy. How's that the halfway

20:33

point? I'm with wavy being, like, you're you're

20:35

on your way there. You're not fully but

20:37

lit. For me, lit and turt is

20:39

like, I'm I'm where I need to be.

20:40

Yeah. I think we're getting bogged down.

20:42

I think you start with the buzz, you get a little

20:44

tip see. And then you get the drunk. And then

20:46

from there, it's all kinds of different things. You

20:48

know, hammer, destroy, dancing.

20:52

I mean,

20:54

Yes. That's the end

20:56

for me. Dancing

20:58

is the highest.

20:59

This is parenthetically white people,

21:01

dancing. I'll I'll

21:03

dance now. That's now. When I

21:06

was single, it was telling everyone I was an

21:08

astronaut or an astronaut driver. Now

21:10

let's just dance

21:11

it. I

21:11

get to say that's a date. That's the end. I

21:14

was a Marlin scout. That's what I would say.

21:16

I was a Marlin backup gadget where the

21:18

world series ring.

21:19

Oh, was it a good time? Wait a second. You

21:21

told women that you were out with. I'm a Marlon

21:23

scout. Like, that was gonna impress me. I had

21:25

I had a random the Marlon's backup

21:28

catcher, his name was John Weiner, ninety

21:30

seven, and I had a ring from that team.

21:32

Okay? Was it was it

21:34

o three or ninety

21:35

seven? The o three team. I had arranged

21:38

it to a John Weiner. Okay. Chris

21:40

Cote, if I may. Because I don't wanna

21:42

hear the rest of this story. Yeah.

21:45

I know but we've we've heard it before.

21:47

Well, there's always someone listening for the first

21:49

time, Dan. I love the audience. Chris

21:53

Chris Gotti, Marlon

21:55

Scouts. Don't tell women

21:57

that they're Marlon Scouts.

22:00

I work in baseball. They work in radio.

22:02

I may have just set a scout. I think I may

22:04

you're right. To your point, I may have just set him a baseball

22:06

scout. But I was in college. I didn't have

22:08

it. Like, what else am I gonna say? I didn't wanna say, I mean, I

22:10

didn't wanna say anything else. Alright. I mean,

22:13

you guys you guys are ripping but anyway, that's

22:15

the job. Got the job done. Yeah.

22:17

I have to I'm gonna

22:20

put it on the phone too too. Is

22:23

I feel like hearing someone's base spell scout.

22:25

It's like, oh, it's I'm just saying you don't have so sad.

22:27

That's so sad. Yeah. No. You guys

22:29

are, I

22:30

know, a lot of scouts.

22:31

They're sadting people. Okay. They're

22:33

what kind of people? Sad people. I'm

22:36

just surprised that you didn't aim loftier. Well,

22:39

I was in it wasn't, like, now, you

22:41

know, if if I did it now, I would aim way

22:43

higher. But I'm just saying, I mean, all I'm, like, at f I'm,

22:45

like, nineteen years old. So I'm, like, trying

22:47

to see older. I'm, like, what could I be? I'm a

22:49

play baseball. I'm,

22:50

like, I'm a baseball scout. Great. Something

22:52

like I would feel like that'd be a cool job.

22:53

Travel around. Put it on the

22:55

pole. Baseball. Put it on the pole, dude.

22:57

It's unbelievable. At Levittard Show.

22:59

Please -- Work for me. Is

23:03

I'm a Marlon scout, a

23:05

lie that works

23:07

in the pickup game. You,

23:10

Chris Cote.

23:12

How are you doing? What'd you

23:14

say? Telling me the truth.

23:16

Come on. And then and I wasn't successful.

23:19

I I I'm not successful in this round, so

23:22

I'm not the one to ask. I but

23:24

the truth the truth didn't. Also, when you fly

23:26

talking for a living truth. It did not work.

23:31

You, I can't imagine

23:33

I I can't even explain to the audience

23:35

how odd and awkward. I was

23:37

in college coming out of an all boys high

23:39

school. Damn

23:42

it. It was I spent

23:45

my, like, first three years spinning

23:47

around, just spinning in a

23:49

circle.

23:51

But, Chris, I believe, that

23:54

baseball scout might indeed

23:57

be interesting to

23:59

someone named Paul That's true.

24:02

It's just to me, it's mysterious. You're

24:04

basking out. He's on the road all the time

24:06

traveling. I don't know. It's gotta be a Yankee

24:09

scout if you wanna go scout. You gotta

24:11

be specific. No. Yank. He's had some

24:13

cachet do it at

24:14

least.

24:14

In George Castan, I would go scout at

24:16

all. That's what

24:17

I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm doing to do it.

24:19

I mean, I I wanna

24:21

talk about the world baseball class that cause

24:23

Greg Cody when he returns from the penalty

24:25

box will inform us that he

24:28

has covered a great many of these

24:30

games. Yesterday, it was a lot of

24:32

fun. What are you pointing at Chris Cody

24:34

Forwards? I was just saying that to his

24:36

dear, who am I Albert Brooks. I mean, the Yankee

24:39

scout over here. Yeah. What is

24:40

that?

24:41

That's a big movie.

24:42

The scout. Yeah. Right. Michael.

24:43

I mean,

24:44

say Michael Stick. God on

24:46

my knees to cuts. Put it

24:48

on the poll, please do you do at Levittardshow,

24:51

was the scout a

24:53

good movie. I rarely get sense

24:55

to God's feel shame, but when he references

24:58

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25:00

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of is Lauren Green. We all remember

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Lauren Green. Who could

26:26

forget? Bonanza. Lauren

26:28

Doran. Am I right? There's a cookie

26:30

named Lauren Adoon or something like

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that. That's my favorite cookie. It's number one of my top

26:33

five cookie lists. Yes. You and nobody

26:35

else. But Lauren Greene played

26:38

the the head cow cowboy

26:40

in Bonanza. Thank you.

26:43

You're so old. Thank you. Yeah.

26:45

Yeah. The the stumbling on his word there,

26:47

the the precise manner of it was as old as

26:50

you've ever

26:50

sounded. Still got Also,

26:52

why did you say thank you at the end of that?

26:55

Well, because I'm I'm enlightening people.

26:57

The people out there are nodding, like, Boba has going,

26:59

yeah, Lauren Green.

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Bonanza. I

27:01

remember that you're welcome then. No. I

27:03

mean, bonanza and gun smoke were,

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like, big rivals on TV. It was

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a must see TV. We'd watch them

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at fourteen forty on a black and white magnavox

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every week.

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Yeah. My They're talking about my ox. Okay,

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27:45

Greg, the World Baseball Classic. You

27:48

have been covering it yesterday was real really

27:50

cool to see. Japan, half of

27:52

the households in Japan have their television

27:54

on watching Japan

27:56

Mexico last night, Japan advances.

28:00

I was again legitimately stunned

28:02

by the crowd at LoanDepot

28:05

Park because we do

28:07

not have big Japanese

28:09

or Mexican contingents in

28:11

this town. It wasn't full, but it was

28:13

still electric. Japan advances and

28:16

you've been at the game, and I have

28:18

a number of questions for you. After

28:20

after the game, Masatake Yoshida

28:24

was quoted as saying of the

28:26

game. He had, I think, the game winning hit, the

28:28

best, he said epic.

28:31

And I don't trust the translators.

28:35

Randy Rosarana was interviewed the other day,

28:37

and he said that he's always out there giving it

28:39

two hundred percent, and the translator cleaned

28:41

it up to one hundred percent. And I'm like, that's not what

28:43

he said. And this happens all

28:45

the time with the Hispanic translators.

28:48

Now this is a shorter quote. He could keep

28:50

up with it, but the Hispanic translators are

28:52

always getting it wrong and always

28:54

making it less interesting than it actually

28:56

is. It's a really odd

28:59

thing and it bothers me all the time

29:01

because they can't keep up. It's just a baseball

29:03

coach. He's trying to keep up with three paragraphs

29:06

worth of excited talking, and

29:08

there's just no way to translate that

29:10

correctly to the audience. But Greg's

29:12

been at these games and he says the Japanese

29:14

contingent, the media contingent is nuts.

29:16

It's like beyond each world Suzuki,

29:19

and it's and it's beyond

29:21

O'Tany. It's it's the biggest you've

29:23

seen in terms of a contingent just

29:25

ransacking a game and covering the hell out

29:27

of

29:27

it. It is. And and throughout

29:29

the whole tournament. I've been been to a a few

29:32

games in Miami. And you see,

29:34

like, even in a in a Japan Mexico

29:36

game, you see Puerto Rican flags. And

29:38

Venezuelan flags. It it's

29:40

people coming to all these games. And

29:43

the world you know, when when Edwin Diaz

29:46

suffered a terrible injury. And when Altuve

29:48

suffered an injury, there was some blowback.

29:51

Some people calling it, you know, they they

29:53

just got injured in a meaningless game. The

29:55

players don't think these are meaningless games.

29:58

They're into this. There's a momentum

30:00

for the world baseball classic, and this is only

30:02

the fifth one. But there

30:04

there is going to come a day when

30:07

this has a chance to be like

30:09

the soccer World

30:10

Cup. It might not happen right away. Well,

30:12

it already is in Japan. Don't don't It

30:14

might not happen. Yes. It might happen right

30:16

away, but it's you tell me half of the televisions

30:18

anywhere or on something. No. It's crazy.

30:20

Yeah. Of the televisions and

30:23

to get that result where you beat Mexico

30:25

that way, you're trailing in the game and

30:27

you get big dramatic moments that get

30:29

you back in the game. And those

30:33

players are clearly

30:35

so effervescent. They clearly

30:38

care so deeply, so emotionally,

30:41

about what's happening, and now they play the

30:43

United States. And you

30:45

can make the arguments to God's, I think.

30:47

I don't know whether I can do this mathematically, but

30:49

I'm guess I probably can is

30:52

the baseball game between the United States

30:54

and Japan given what the numbers are going to

30:56

be the most viewed baseball game

30:58

that they're has been I don't know

31:00

network television and, you know, at the start

31:02

of the seventies or the eighties when you

31:04

got Jean Michael's Yankee stick.

31:07

But, you know, when you've got people

31:09

playing the world series then,

31:11

maybe in America when it was the

31:13

national pass time and there were only three

31:15

channels. AND CRAZY NUMBERS

31:17

FROM BACK THEN WHERE MILLIONS AND MILLIONS

31:19

OF PEOPLE WOULD WATCH WOULD MAKE IT SO THAT THE

31:22

ASIAN CONINTENTION WATCHING THIS GAME

31:24

wouldn't be as big. I don't know how to do this

31:26

proportionally, but I'd be tempted

31:29

to say given that half of the

31:31

country of Japan was watching

31:33

yesterday, and now they're playing for the championship and

31:35

they're doing it against the United States, so one would assume

31:37

that's an even bigger game. I

31:39

DON'T THINK AMERICANS WILL BE WATCHING IT

31:41

IN GREAT NUMBERS, BUT I WONDER IF WE CAN DO

31:43

WITH JAPAN WHAT THE AARON BROTHER'S

31:45

DO TOMI AND HANK WHEN THEY talk about being

31:48

the combination that's hit the most home runs

31:50

in baseball.

31:54

Yeah. I mean, I think In terms of

31:56

international interest, there is no debating

31:59

that this is an enormous event. But

32:01

Americans tend to be myopic about this

32:03

stuff. It's on FS one. I imagine,

32:06

you know, Japan, Mexico Batard,

32:08

like, six hundred to seven hundred thousand people,

32:10

and the US game might have done a little over

32:12

a million. And so in the context of

32:15

of American sports. It's not viewed as this

32:17

massive thing, but I'm sure if we did

32:19

TV ratings in the Dominican Republic,

32:21

it would be enormous in in

32:24

in in Puerto Rico would be enormous. Like,

32:26

there would be all kinds of international interest

32:28

in this. And I do think that baseball needs

32:31

to not have this be a world baseball

32:33

classic, and we do it before the season.

32:35

I think it should do it in the middle of the season. I

32:38

think they should stop the season in order to do

32:40

it. They should call it the World Baseball cup. They should

32:42

have qualifying from all over the world.

32:44

Why the middle? Just end of curiosity. Why

32:47

not after the season? I mean, you can kind of you can

32:49

kind of do the the World Cup of

32:51

soccer model. You sort of drop it in the middle.

32:53

Everyone's in prime mid season form

32:55

and we stop over doing so that we draw

32:57

we draw attention to the fact we as

33:00

a baseball population

33:02

legitimately care about this and we're putting enough

33:04

resources behind it make it a showpiece

33:06

of our season. But then you have teams who are

33:08

in actual contention in the middle

33:10

of a season losing guys like Jose

33:12

Altuve. I I to me. I love the owners

33:14

care. You might not care. The players don't

33:16

care. The players love

33:17

it. Their contracts are guaranteed. The owners

33:20

care. They're paying them a lot of money.

33:21

Even the World Cup pauses the leagues.

33:23

Well,

33:24

it kinda comes at the end, like, the season. can't

33:26

continue. It comes at the end, like, you look pretty

33:28

like, if they're gonna do it mid season, there need to be

33:30

breaks from the MLB season for this.

33:32

Yes. Yes. There would. I mean, or we could

33:34

just do it after the season, but then we're doing it in November

33:37

in the middle of NFL

33:38

season. But

33:38

when he was looking

33:39

at showpiece July event, No.

33:41

Because there's no perfect time for it.

33:43

No. But, Woody, if you lived in a market that cared

33:45

about baseball, if you yourself cared about baseball,

33:47

and one of your best players got hurt halfway

33:49

through the season play, game in what

33:52

is a meaningless game. But what

33:54

I'm saying is I'm I'm no longer You would not be

33:56

happy. You're making it meaningless. I'm making

33:58

it the World Cup of baseball. I'm making

34:00

it the biggest international tournament

34:03

in

34:03

baseball, probably bigger than the

34:05

reach of Major League Baseball itself.

34:07

But it is now no matter when you play

34:09

it. It is. But but I do think that there's a

34:11

certain amount of like this is a preseason

34:13

tournament for baseball. They treat it like

34:15

that. And and to be fair, like Fox

34:18

had their a announced team and their a studio

34:20

team on field after the game last

34:21

night, they're covering this reasonably well.

34:24

Right? It's not marketed as the biggest

34:26

event in baseball. Well, the semifinal was bumped

34:28

from Fox to FS1 so they could play farmers

34:30

want a wife. Oh. So I'm

34:34

just saying, like, every baseball fan I

34:36

know is into this, so I don't like the narrative

34:38

that America doesn't care about this, but it was bumped

34:40

from the main fox. For farmer wants a wife.

34:43

Farmer wants a wife. Put it

34:45

on the poll, please, Judeo at Levittard Show.

34:48

Tony says that that and

34:50

Kansas basketball

34:51

suck. So put it on

34:52

it on the poll what sucks

34:54

more? Kansas basketball or

34:57

farmer wants a wife. I have not

35:00

seen a lot of

35:02

this in the growth of sports.

35:04

I would say to you that in

35:07

MMA, for example, in my lifetime,

35:09

is one of the few sports I have seen

35:11

grown out of the gutter out of nothing

35:13

into something that becomes a mainstream credible

35:16

thing. To watch the world

35:18

baseball classic grow

35:20

as mutation as

35:22

something ancillary to baseball.

35:26

Powered by

35:28

fun and emotion. Like a

35:30

commotion of what's over there, why

35:32

are those people so excited

35:34

to see this grow into something

35:37

five years in that gets people

35:39

talking this way and interested

35:42

this way. I don't have a lot

35:44

of examples for all of the sports

35:46

that are trying to grow globally, grow

35:49

grow internationally. Grow

35:51

content audiences. You

35:54

say, Greg, that there is no

35:56

perfect time to do this. If

35:58

you're gonna do it, if you're going to risk the

36:00

injury to keep players, the perfect

36:02

time to do it is spring training when

36:04

everyone is getting ready for baseball anyway.

36:07

And these players can play in games that Batard.

36:09

be playing warm up games anyway.

36:12

It's a good time to play it I'm

36:14

just legitimately stunned to get you. have to understand

36:16

where I'm coming from on this. I have seen baseball

36:19

fail in this market. It's won two championships.

36:21

And everybody comes in and says

36:24

to me, the business can work here because Latin

36:26

people care. We'll just build it in the center of that

36:28

Latin place in Miami. And will build the economy

36:30

around it. It's been lies. None of it has grown.

36:32

Baseball has used this place as

36:34

a feeder ground business for

36:36

the rest of its entity. For a long time,

36:39

abusing this place, trashing its fans,

36:41

angering its fans, creating a

36:43

betrayal that once was anger, and now is

36:45

indifference. To see that

36:47

park jammed with

36:49

emotion? It's cool. It's

36:51

crazy. And it's and you

36:54

could tell me it's exhibition. You could tell me you don't

36:56

You could tell me the games don't matter. You could also

36:58

tell me and I understand it.

36:59

The business of sports. Steve Steve Cohen

37:02

doesn't wanna lose his closer for a year.

37:04

No matter how much his patriotism matters

37:07

to his closer. Doesn't wanna and I

37:09

get that part of it too, but you've

37:11

now built a construct as a side

37:13

business. That grows your

37:16

game, and it's at odds.

37:19

With the the Steve Cohn spent how much money

37:21

at, what's the number at, what the bets

37:23

owner has spent to get into the

37:26

NL East game of we're gonna spend more than

37:28

everybody and we're gonna keep this this

37:30

division from the Philly's and Braves.

37:32

Any billions or

37:33

also they spent billions on

37:35

the buying of it, but his payroll is some

37:38

asinine

37:39

ridiculous thing. I understand. Anyone

37:41

can understand. Why it is that he

37:43

would object, but to have adjacent to

37:45

it. This emotional thing that's

37:47

growing when sports gets

37:49

very few of these these business

37:52

opportunities don't happen like this, and

37:54

to see it fueled with the specificity of

37:57

Oh, there's Latin people, being Latin,

38:00

colorful, and loud, and

38:01

ridiculous, and cartoonish, and

38:04

caring, and there they are making

38:06

it so that Japan

38:09

is in the game and everyone cares

38:11

emotionally. And so now you're

38:13

you're outside of the United States while

38:15

we make fun of Otoni and trout for never

38:17

reaching the championship. They're playing

38:19

in championship games. These are the best games

38:21

that Otoni and trout. The most meaningful game.

38:23

You're gonna say they're meaningless. They're the most

38:26

meaningful games that trout are not turning.

38:28

They're not trout or

38:29

turning. They're about to play each other. They're the most meaningful

38:32

base ball game they ever play. Yeah. And they're

38:34

gonna face each other tonight. Yeah. As a matter

38:36

of fact, and the World Baseball Classic

38:38

plays this just right. They encouraged

38:41

that atmosphere and that ambiance at games.

38:43

They allow musical you can bring a

38:45

trumpet into a game. You can bring

38:47

drums. You can bring just about anything

38:49

into a game. And and make

38:52

as much noise as you want and party as much as

38:54

you want in the atmosphere has has truly

38:56

been

38:56

electric. And you're right, it's weird seeing it in that

38:59

place because that's a mausoleum.

39:00

It's a it is so haunted. That place

39:02

is haunted. The match payroll, by the way,

39:04

is three thirty five million dollars

39:06

this year at TV Cohen

39:09

could not be happy that he lost his close.

39:11

Why are you surprised by this? Because all

39:13

the games are meeting full. They mean

39:15

something. There's not as many games It's

39:18

wrapped in the

39:18

flag. People care

39:19

more about their

39:20

country than they do Kansas City. I'm surprised

39:22

by it because that ballpark is

39:24

full. And it's not something I thought

39:27

could happen for

39:27

baseball. Everyone's proven that

39:30

we don't know how to fill that park for baseball.

39:32

Like, Multiple ownership groups have failed

39:34

here without knowing how to build a ballpark

39:37

that

39:37

was smaller than the previous ballpark because

39:40

they can't fill any ball parks

39:41

around here. You have Shojaotani and Mike

39:43

trout in the championship game. Anaheim

39:45

Angels fans must be pissed.

39:49

Like like imagine them watching this, like,

39:51

oh, now you guys wanna win. But they should be

39:53

one of the angriest fan bases in all of

39:55

sports.

39:55

Yeah. Well, eleven of them are pissed. Just

39:58

generally how that

40:00

team is mad. They have two of

40:02

the very best players in

40:03

baseball. You might argue the two very

40:05

best players in baseball. No. No. Go

40:07

a step further. You're gonna

40:10

be able to get close to arguing by

40:12

the time that those two are done that

40:14

they've had the two the best the best

40:16

ever to play baseball. Right.

40:19

You're gonna It's gonna get very close

40:21

to the two of them if they continue without

40:23

getting

40:23

hurt. They were sixteen games below five hundred

40:26

last year. Their payroll this year is two hundred

40:28

and two million dollars. Where's all

40:30

that money going? How

40:32

are they this bad? But but

40:34

to your point though about like this, if

40:36

if I had asked you or Stuttgart,

40:38

what would the world baseball classic in my even

40:41

under stating the teams that are in it. Before

40:43

we saw proof of concept, what it looks like when

40:45

those fan bases are in there, you had said nobody

40:47

cares because there is just

40:49

this

40:49

feeling. There's

40:50

no way I get to this. Right. Exactly.

40:52

There there is just this feeling that a baseball event

40:54

in Miami defacto nobody

40:57

cares. That you can put big events

40:59

in Miami. We've seen I mean, Miami

41:01

hosted March Madness the first

41:03

round. We haven't again because we were so bad

41:05

at it. Yeah. We it was, like, in

41:07

terms of product

41:08

James Harden's Arizona state was here.

41:11

Really? Nobody showed up. No. No.

41:13

I'm surprised now we own the scores.

41:17

Dana White is coming back to town with UFC,

41:19

and I didn't think I see it because of how

41:21

mad he has been every time he comes

41:23

down here that we do everything in

41:25

sports poorly except the

41:27

party. The bandwagon front

41:30

runner party. That one we do well.

41:32

And fair play to the World Baseball Classic. And

41:34

and fair play to the World Baseball Classic for managed

41:37

to pull that off. Because the thing

41:39

that will now The Marlin's will struggle

41:41

to do is you can't just manufacture that.

41:44

You have to create an environment in which

41:46

people are welcome to do those things.

41:48

Clearly, the very same community

41:50

of people that have come to Marlon's

41:53

park or LoanDepot park and have turned this into

41:55

a party, do not feel welcome or

41:57

do not feel like connected enough

42:00

to the Miami Marlons, in order to one to

42:02

do that for the Marlons. Because in theory,

42:04

someone in in Marlons offices just go,

42:06

why don't we just do that? It's not that simple.

42:08

You have to connect with the community of people and

42:10

clearly the marlins have

42:11

not. They're

42:11

missing out on the Latin contingency. That's the thing.

42:13

That's what makes this whole thing happen. Lonlatino.

42:16

You

42:16

know what it is? This right here.

42:18

It is right there. The ability to go and do that.

42:20

Changes everything. It changes everything. know

42:22

what it doesn't do? Make Miguel

42:24

Rojas exciting. I

42:26

think

42:27

he's not here. We're win games. And I know.

42:29

I'm aware that they

42:30

invited him. Another thing that doesn't do

42:32

is win games. That's the big problem.

42:34

Another one of the problems. Another one

42:37

of the problems is that they

42:39

need to win games and have that atmosphere.

42:41

The marlins have tried. To create an

42:43

atmosphere. They have their own playing

42:45

salsa music and all that. They've tried,

42:47

but it all starts with winning. You know,

42:49

if the marlins are all and and right now, they're

42:52

guaranteed second to last in

42:54

a division because they don't spend like the three

42:56

top

42:56

teams. They you just can't go on like

42:58

this and succeed in this market. Wittingham, please

43:00

give me the hierarchy so far as it's been

43:02

established. We will continue to establish it

43:04

over the entirety of the show. But where

43:06

are we at this minute on the

43:09

hierarchy of drunken madness. Again,

43:11

a tribute to Takashi six nine

43:14

who, I believe, one of the categories

43:16

has to be cause a

43:18

ruckus. Because he caused a

43:20

ruckus and got kicked out of a

43:22

recent That's

43:23

that's near the end. I will say that's

43:25

a good party though. That's a good you're throwing

43:27

a good I did not think