Hour 4 - Recharging

Ben Maller talks about Kellen Moore getting hired as the Chargers offensive coordinator, if Moore is overrated or undervalued, Cite the Bite, and much more!

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello, and welcome. It's our name. Bur four. Hour four
of our radio program likely heard the expression of the
years that one man's trash is another man's treasure, and
that is true in the pro football world more than
anywhere where. Kellen Moore was persona non grata with the Cowboys,

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and he's already been named the new offensive coordinator the Chargers.
So what do you make of Kellen Moore's move from
Dallas to La La Land. Is Kellen Moore overrated or
underrated as an offensive play caller? And does Kellen Moore's
head coaching outlook change now that he's heading to the

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West coast. We'll talk about all that and more right
now in our number four. Have a great day here
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leave this hour coming from the game of Musical Chairs
and what's flawed, what is broken is brand new again
and it happens all the time and coaching Kellen Moore,
who was fired by the Dallas Cowboys. They kicked his
ass out. You're a bum. The guy's a bum as

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the offensive quarter. That happened on Sunday. The news came
out less than twenty four hours later. New job, new job.
Have you have not heard yet? Maybe not? The Los
Angeles Chargers formerly of San Diego, pouncing to hire Kellen
Moore as their new offensive guru, the great Messiah. They

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didn't need a Massiah. The offense was not the problem,
but they fired their offensive coordinator anyway, Kelvin Moore, as
you know, in the past eight seasons hanging out in
the amusement park that is Cherry's World with the Cowboys
and played there and Dallas was a player and passed
four years as the offensive coordinator. He did play in

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twenty fifteen, and he was with the coaching staff starting
in twenty eighteen, and so he was Dak Prescott's back up.
Then he became Dak Prescott's coach, and then eventually he
became the offensive coordinator. And now he is out. He
will be the third offensive coordinator for the Chargers since

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Justin Herbert came into the NFL. And so he takes
over from Lombardi. Joe Lombardi, who's out of there, see
you later, goodbye. So let us discuss the question, all right,
what do you make of Kellen Moore as he boomerangs
back going from the Cowboys to the Chargers. So I've
got the little Mermaid afterglow and barber shop, and we

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will combine all of these things together and we are
going to make some fish tacos, which I think you
can get at a Charger game. I think you can
get a fish tacco at a Charger game. So to
kick off, you're Kellen Moore, the idea that he's getting
a better job. I've heard some pund and say that's
a better job. I doubt bite. I doubt bite that

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it's a better job, all right, Kelly. It's a similar job.
It's what it is, right, It's a similar job, not
a better job. Let's get that out of the way, right.
The legend was built of Kellen Moore by the Jerry
Jones fun Zone, the hype machine, going from the Cowboys

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the Chargers. If anything, it is a downgrade in terms
of the spotlight. It's a lateral job, because you know,
it's a moving moving from one offensive corder job to another.
It's a later removing that respect. But in terms of razmatazz,
it's a downrade. Kellen Moore was a candidate for multiple
head coaching jobs. He didn't get any of them. And

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now he's living the little Mermaid life. As in Sebastian
the Crab. He's doing the sideways walk. There is what
he's doing here and the sideways shuffle. Going from Dak Prescott,
who's got his own Michigas, and now you go to
Justin Herbert, who also has some issues. He's not God's
gift to the quarterback position, or you wouldn't know that

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if you listen to Chris Collinsworth on NBC. Herbert, who
has put up some big statistics with the Chargers. I'm
not impressed because I look at that much like I
look at Dak Prescott, and I pointed this out of
the years. Those are empty stats. They're empty calories, is
what they are. And so I don't get impressed by that. Now,

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it should also be noted that Kellen Moore will not
be able to take credit for some kind of career revival.
That card is off the table. Herbert's put up big stats.
Herbert's gonna put up big stats with Kellen Moore as
the coach. But everyone's blaming Joe Lombardi. But it was

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Herbert that had the ball in his hands in the
second half of the playoff game and couldn't make any plays.
Was that Lombardi's fault or was that justin Herbert's fault?
I'm asking for a friend now. Furthermore, is Kellen Moore
as a coach over rated or underrated? So the arrow
on Kellen Moore the career arc that it's a lot

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of exaggeration. It's a lot of puffery. And Jerry Jones
hyped up Kellen. I hyped him up. And you would
have thought, based on what the Cowboys were feeding the
media that this guy's a low key genius. He's a
wonder kin. He's not just a cookie, he's a smart cookie.
And as a result, everything got magnified. Everything gets magnified,

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and Kellen Moore benefited from the afterglow of Jerry's world
and the allure of the star. Everything's bigger in Texas.
And yet when it came time, when it came time
to make a decision, all those wonderful things, those sweet
nothings that the cowboys had said about more, you're gonna

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keep him or you're gonna get rid of him. Jerry
Jones punted. He said, that's it. I'm punting the coach away.
He picked Mike McCarthy, letting the supposed prodigy offensive coordinator
leave from right under his nose. Based on Jerry jones
track record, this bodes well for Kellen Moore, right, it

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bodes well now. Whether that's the case or not, Jerry
Jones says, let go of coaches that Sean Payton would
be one and others that have come back to bite him,
and that took us. What time will tell whether that
is the case or not. Of course, Jerry's been doing
this since before games were on television. I think Meanwhile, now,
as Paul Harvey would say back in his day, you

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know the news that now you're going to hear the
rest of the story. So Kellen Moore had a foot
in the door to the Charger facility, Is it true?
The new offensive coordinator in La La Land shares us
an agent with Justin Herbert ding Ning Ning ning Ning, Yeah,

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a little birdie. He tells us that Kellen Moore and
Justin Herbert worked for the same agency. They did a
car commercial couple of years back for a dealership in Oregon.
So that means more likely than not that this has
been on the back burner that Kellen Moore knew if
things didn't work out in Dallas he would have a job,
a safe, soft landing spot with the Chargers, and so

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he took. He took an opportunity and there parting shot.
So what about down the line, does a head coaching
job pop up? Does Kellen Moore get a head coaching job?
His outlook changed. So he's on the roundabout right now,
and it depends on which off ramp he wants to take.
This thing is going to go one of multiple ways.

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Kellen Moore is gonna a succeed, and then he'll be
right in the mix head coaching gig, and he'll actually
be a stronger candidate because he will then have had
success deemed success in two places. Now there is a
avenue on the roundabout where let's say the avenue b
here where justin Herbert regresses, and then Kelln Moore is

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the fall guy. He's blamed, and then the Chargers blow
everything up and he's fired, and then he's going to
another NFL outpost somewhere out in the Boondogs. And let's
say Herbert plays well, but the Chargers they don't play
that whether kind of a middling team. What happens? Then
then the Chargers fire Brandon Staley and they promote, they

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elevate Kellen Moore. He's the in house replacement, the coach
in waiting. So if you look at coaching like going
to the barbershop. When you hang around a barbershop long enough,
sooner or later you're gonna get a haircut. It's just
gonna happen just by being there. Now, you hang out
a liquor store long enough, you're gonna get some whiskey
or some vodka or something like that. More is thirty

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five this summer. He's a young whipper snapper in the
x's and o's world, and outside of a scandal, it
is unavoidable that he's gonna end up getting a head
coaching job sooner than later. That is a collision course,
all right. It is the Benn Maller Show. Now the
super Bowl is less than two weeks away, and it's

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all about the over the top dramatic reporting of injuries
that for example, Patrick Mahomes Mahomie reaggravating his ankle allegedly
in that AFC title game, so he is going to
get around the clock therapy for that ankle. They will

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be a This is like the Shaun Watson's dream. Everyone
would be massaging Mahomes up until the Super Bowl. And
the Chiefs had a bunch of injuries. Several wide receivers
were injured, players in the secondary dinged up there in
that particular playoff game as they get set for the
super Bowl and the money, the early money lopsided in

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favor of Philadelphia. In favor of Philadelphia, so that is
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The Bite, the Great Sports Radio Mystery site The Bite
Coming up Shane and Dumoyne, says solid monologue Ben I'm
afraid will end up with Kellen Moore in or Dan
Quinn in Seattle. There you go, Lady Sideburn's right, since
says nothing helps move my bowels quite like the Ben

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Maller Show. It's like clockwork. I'm eternally grateful for that. Well,
we're here to help whatever it takes, whatever it takes,
whatever it takes, all right, Mario writes and says empty stats,
just like Super Bowl champion Matthew Stafford. That's right, Mario,
super Bowl champion, Matthew Stafford. The LA ramps. Don't you
forget it. Let's go to Mark the full name guy

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who's in Medford, Oregon, but he left his heart in
San Francisco. Hello, Mark the full name guy. First of
all and most importantly, I wanted to mention a sad
day in the really history of hockey. I want to

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say of rest in peace mister Bobby Hall, one of
the greats of hockey all time, the guy that was
eighty four years old. I remember Bobby Hall as one
of the most feared right wingers have ever played the game.
The golden jet has flown away. Absolutely, rest in peace

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to the hockey world. I saw a bunch of tributes online.
I know you're you're not in that where you actually
are in that world. So you probably saw the same
stuff I saw. There were some tremendous memories of things
I before my time. But it was a great player
in his day. Yeah, I remember the sixth team and
HL Ben Miller and I'll tell you what they're The

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fact that there are only six teams meant that they
were just stars on every team. And Bobby Hold was
one of the great. Well. Yeah, but isn't his contribution
that he when he went to the World Hockey Association
to the I think it was the Winnipeg Jets at
that point that that changed all the pay and in hockey.

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As I was reading a story about this, that the
way the salaries, the NHL had to match it. They
had to pay more money and so that raised the money.
So if you like money in sports and hockey in particular,
Bobby Holl had a big, big role in that that
that that was the superstar in a sport that was not,

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uh not as promoted in this country. In Canada, they're
all superstars. Now, Eddie, let me with other hockey guy,
Eddie Eddie, is he the first guy to use a
curved stick? Is that accurate or is that incorrect? I
don't think he was the first, was not the first.
That's incorrect information. He had one of the more feared shots,
partly because who was the first to use the curve stick.

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I mean, I think it might have been Boom Boom
Jeffrey on Boom Boom. Yeah, all right, that that name, sure,
Ringsabelle can't forget that that name. I also wanted to
say Ben Miller that, um if the forty nine ers,
I don't know how long they're gonna wait. But you

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know how you have your issues with Dave Roberts as
the manager of the Dodgers, in spite of the fact
that they seem to take to the Western Division. Hy
but when it comes to the postseason, you have your
issues with Dave Roberts. And that's how I feel about

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Kyle Shanahan on the forty nine. Well yeah, but you
but you also, I remember when the Giants had their
golden here and they won three World Series. You were
upset with Bochi too. I remember that you took some
shots at Bochi. Well, I'm getting I don't want to
say too much about but I thought I remember I
was listening to the Giants postgame show one night. I'm

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driving around and this is nim Rods calling up saying
Boachi's a bum while they're winning. You know, I don't
think absolutely anything. They never hit and run. All right,
we gotta leave. We gotta leave you there, Mark, But
thank you. I know I ripped. You don't like shann

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I got it. Let's say hello to Dick in Dayton. Hello, Dixter, Welcome, Welcome, Hi, Ben,
Hi Eddie, everybody. Well, what's that? They gotta walk proud
Zack Taylor and the team was good at the end.
I think that just was just critical errors and they

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weren't protecting Burrow and I just want to give him
some praise because they did so well. But you know,
I didn't understand the rest call and a couple of
those things. But we were going to have to live
through this. But I'm surprised about the forty nine. Say, now,
Dick and Dayton, did you hear you remember Danny Woodhead.

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He was like a small guy, played running back for
the Patriots and some other teams. You remember Danny Way Yeah, yeah,
he had he had a quote he was so upset
with the officiating. Yeah, and he took a little shot there.
You know. The Bengal guys were saying it was Burrowhead
and I think he said that Arrowhead Stadium is actually
I believe the term he used was referee head was

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the that was the term there for the Yeah. But
they had a darn good year though. Oh I wanted
to tell it you too. They have Bengals pe one
of my friends down here, Chick lugw he works up
with the sister. I got to talk. This is a
long time ago and he talked to me almost half

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an hour. Tom Brenneman, Oh, the great, the legend Tom Brenneman. Yeah, yeah,
And he was saying his dad I loved Marty Brennaman.
And he said, Dick, thank you for supporting Fox Sports
and the people. It's a pleasure to talk to you.
And he says, I to meet you sometime. It was great.
But the Collins yesterday on on Cincinnati you had to

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wait a little bit, but they were talking about the
officiating of the referee. What did won't be denied? What
did you think Ben that it was terrible officiating. He
was embarrassing. But the NFL gets what the NFL wants
and whatever is good. And listen, Mahomes is a huge
star and that's great, but you hate to see a
game end like that. It's a terrible way for a

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game day. You spend three and a half hours of
time watch the game and it's you, you little foul
on the sidelines with eight seconds left that decides the
outcome of the game. Yeah. Crazy. When they can get
any advice to the Bengals and how they can get
better next year, Well, I think if they draft some um,
I think they need the uh you know Burrow what

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sec uh? Maybe get a couple of good players in
the draft to keep the offense going, you know, because
then I mean, I don't think Patrick. I mean, I'm sorry,
Burrow looked that good? Did you? He's all right. He
didn't get off to a good start. He's nothing in
the first quarter, but after that he was all right. Yeah.
It was like there were a couple of lollipop throws.
Well I'm not like, I mean, I throw bullets, he

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throws lollipop. Second, I'm putting my money on Philadelphia. Oh really? Why?
I don't know. Are there any Philadelphia songs you want
to sing in the lead up to the Super Bowl
next year? I can come up with some. Yeah, yeah,
we'd love that. We your Kansas song. That's right, you
can do the Fly Eagle Fly. Hey, I wanted to

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tell you ury well, yes, well I've mastered now as
you know. Uh, everybody knew I could. But I am
playing now. I don't know what to do. I've got
to switch off. But I've been going up to the
music stores and oh, jam Yuka Laily. I've been been
playing the Yuka Laily more. Okay, do you like that

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more than the mandolin. I just think it's different because
I've played the mando lens along. But what I'm gonna
do is switch off. You know I got you all right?
Well listen, let us know. Anytime you want to break
out in a song or dance, we love it and
so we fully support you and and thank you. There
I gotta go, thank you day. Yeah, I have a
great day. Bye bye, Dave Dy. So remember the Bengals

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just need to draft a couple of guys keep the
offense going. That's all they have to do. So are
we gonna have a song with him and the haymona woman? Yeah,
we're working on that. Actually, I believe it's simple inbox
Kathy and Madison. So we have to wait till you
hear that, Eddie. I'm counting down the moments. It's unbelievable.
It's no viva Las Vegas. Is it true that a

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listener to this show, to the Ben Maller Show, contacted
us to let us know that Bill Belichick coach Belichick
dining at a fine Italian restaurant in Las Vegas last night. Now,
I don't know why that's important information to you, but Belichick,
I guess he's hanging out in Vegas the the Pro Bowl.

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We're also told Warren Sapp was at this this restaurant
in Vegas that a fan of the show may or
may not work at. So we are efforting to find
out who tip more? Do you think Warren Sap tip more?
Bill Belichick? Do you think Belichick smiled? What do you
think Belichick? Or do you think you ordered the stake
at the Italian restaurant? You think you want with some

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pasta like what's the move there? We will get all
the details. We are efforting that information and we will
have it, hopefully later this week, and we will have
more reports from the streets of Sin City. The paparazzo
who are part of this show. But big news Bill
Belichick at a fine Italian restaurant? Is that the number

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one at time restaurant in Vegas? Gotta be top five?
I would think top five in Vegas. Coop's eating there before. Yeah,
it was fantastic. Yeah, white table cloths, the whole thing.
I'll do well. I was sitting at the bar, you know,
one of those very dimly lit ones where yeah, you
can't even really read the menu unless you grab one
of the little table lamps it over. Yeah, and what

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did you get at that place? What kind of food
did you eat that night? I had all kinds of stuff.
First of all, they have like this sour dough bread
where the starter is like over one hundred years old,
and legitimately it was the best sour do bread I
ever had life. One hundred year old sour dough. Yeah, starters,
a hundred starters. Yeah yeah, okay, but I don't remember

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what else I had. I had like some some salad
and uh, some other great stuff. What a life? Belichick man,
the guy he's coaches football. He eats the finest restaurants
that every city he goes to. Unbelievable the life he's
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or wherever you get your podcast. All right, let's go
into Cleveland. Now we'll say hello to Strip Club John.
It is the Bane Mathers Show on Fox. Hello, Strip
Club John. Better, how are you going to the buddies?
You're a legend, my man? What's going on here? What
do you got? Anyside stuff? Something serious? Something a little
bit serious? All right? You know, um, have you talked

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about the the storyline of the Super Bowl with the
with the first time two African American quarterbacks or quarterbacking
or no, it has been mentioned. It has been mentioned,
all the storylines you talk about. All well, we haven't
done that monologue on or anything like that. Okay, no problem.
We'll just my views on this. You don't mind, okay,

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you know, can we get passed? Can we get passed
the racial issues in America? The answer to that is no.
They we'll never get past it because there's people that
make their living on it. So we're never gonna get
past it exactly. I mean in a strip club, if
you have five dollars to get in and not funny
to buy a drink and not funny to buy a

(24:57):
lap dance, we don't care what or than you are. No,
I got you on that. But there's people, there's a
lot of people in the media in particular, that that's there.
That's a wheelhouse, and so they're going to continue on that.
And that's just the way it is. It's not gonna end.
And I mean, as far as the challenge of the
script club, we have we have the Rainbow Coalition. Yeah, well, yeah,

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of course, And it's all about the bottom line. Of course,
at the ballet there strip club, John, as you know
you worked out how long you worked in that business, John,
twenty two years. They didn't even have poles back when
he started. It's unbelievable he's been there that long. And
we were the first crow up the house Fantasy Swedes
in in in Cleveland, Ohio. That's it, right there, you were.

(25:43):
You broke new ground. Your trailblazers, not Portland Trailblazers, just
regular all. You have the law pass back in the day.
But now we have phantasy suites. Now. Has Deshaun Watson
popped into your establishment? No, I think one privateer. I understand. Yes,

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that back room though you might have to acid wash
that back room if he ever pops in there. You
know what I'm saying, Hey, don't the champaign. That does
not happen. That would be wrong. It would be no
matter how big a water cash you have, that does
not happen. Oh, there's champagne in the champagne, that's all.
There is a champagne. But you don't want champagne. No,

(26:28):
I don't. No, you don't want that. Yeah, exactly, all right, Well,
very good strip club, John Buddy. You think you think
the Calf's gonna make it run this year? Oh? Yeah,
I mean they wanted there. There's like a there's a
bundle of teams in the East, like the Celtics. I've
had a great year. They're wonderful and all that, but
you and I'm not paid that close attention to it

(26:50):
as I have in years pass. But when I do
watch a game or two a night, flip around, uh
and so oh yeah, I think that, well, there's like
a there's like a bottleneck there. You got like Milwaukee, Philly.
I put Cleveland in that mix. In terms of talent,
I think with Spider Mitchell there there in that group
playing game. Well, yeah, you want to avoid that. I'm

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a Clipper guy. Last year the Clippers were in that
they've lost, so yeah, yeah, he'll go to camp exactly,
so you want to avoid that. All right, John, Thank
you buddy. All right, let us know next time you call.
I need an up there. I need I need the
inside the ballet stories here. So all right, there you go,
ship club John. Let's go to Cowboy, John Braden Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Hello, Cowboy.

(27:35):
I been lung year of Rachel learning qualities. You'll have
people talking about them saying goodness. And yesterday, ninety years ago,
yesterday Hitler became Chancellor of Germany. How does that go?
And hey, as I mentioned, I think yesterday, no, happy
seventy sixth birthday. Yeah, I'm very racist happy seventy sixth

(27:56):
birthday to Nolan Ryan and goodbye Bobby Hall and also
one of my buy high school buddies, fred Rebay will
be seventy two tomorrow and Lisa Marie would have been
fifty five tomorrow because Oprah's I think I mentioned, maybe
I didn't was sixty nine Sunday, never heard of. January

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twenty ninth, nineteen seventy Mickey twenties and through the final
pitch for the Seattle pilots, murdered when he had told
of the boys room and Barronis, Puerto Rican hometown and
there weren't enough of them, so we had to relieve
himself outside. Somebody tantam on the shoulder pulled a gun
on brain zone. January twenty nineth, nineteen seventy seven, about

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six weeks before my niece was born. Freddie Prince was
the star of Chico and the men committed suicide. He
was It would be sixty nine if he were shown away.
He was born twenty two days pretty Prince senior. He
was born twenty two days before my sistemil aspect. So anyway,

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oh and fifty fifty seven years ago yesterday, I was
the career of Doug Barkley, the Red Wings defenseman ended
when he was accidentally but ended by Chicago of Blackhawks
defenseman Doug Malls. I think they were in a face off,
but Barkley ended up briefly being Red Wings coach. Later. Anyway,

(29:28):
fifty people tomorrow from of my last month on Cowboys
could beginning it and member, he's got to be a
boy to be a cowboy world bide there he goes,
where are the white women at last month? Guy's been
calling Fox Sports Radio since it started. He's announced he's retiring.
He is a farewell tour. You know how I love
farewell tours. It's a retirement tour, Gilley Gilley. So he's

(29:53):
going to pick up the rocking chair, the lemonade jar
and all of that, all that mumbo ubbo the lemonade jar.
Yeah yeah, because he's all it's a lemonader, you know,
so you can sit in the rocking chair and drink lemonade. Okay, yeah.
Jed who fleds called in again. Jed, you were already
on the air, Jed, what what what are we gonna

(30:13):
do with you? Well, you were already on. Let's come
to his daughter from the caller named Jed used to
be Jean Jamet. Now I'm known Wonderfuled only two people.
I'm smarter than as world. That's Angry Bill and perhaps
not your old girl, dude. I would an angry Bill.
I'm like the opposite of whatever OP is, like unbeatable,

(30:35):
like I'm uncaused. I'm uncausable to be victorious in the
games now these and I got a gut feel like
I got a golden ticket right to become because I
beat Angry Bill. What how do you? How would you
can't You can't win if you don't score. You did
not score, so you cannot be determined as I feel right,
we all want and you lost because your gullibility was destroyed,

(30:58):
like how is my how is my goal ability? You
know who the follow for that one? Even a nine
year old girl. Okay, all right, thank you. I'm so
glad I took this phone call. We're all dumber for that.
Thank you. We have site the Bite, the great sports
radio mystery site the Bite. We are going to get
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Review and Ali from the tirerack dot Com. Fox Sports
Radio Studios. It's Ben Maller. It's time now to site
site to bite tite where we play random generic SoundBite.
You know, in a sports and entertainment cliche spoken by
so called experts. You try to tell us who's doing

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the talking site the bite, the great sports radio mystery.
Here we are yet again. Another week is upon us,
and this is the bit where you listen while you
drive to work, or pretend to work, or do whatever
you're doing. Maybe you're trying to sleep. I don't know,
but we play an audio byte someone of prominence in
the world of sports. It could be an athlete, a coach,

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a prominent media figure, and then you have to figure
out who they are just by recognizing their voice. Let's
go to the audio tape. Different situation played again, a
different situation, Different situation. Who said that? Different situation? Huh?
Who could that be? No idea? Will anyone get this right?

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I am going to go. Caller number five, Caller five
is what I'm going with. Eddie Quali five, Callar five,
all right, Roberto, Nobody, nobody, Google Loop calling M five.
Caller number five all right, very excited. Let's go to

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the calls right now, played again, Roberto played again, Different situations.
Someone from the world of sports the last seven end
days and in the leadoff chair. This guy, you know
he's gonna have a big time answer. He wants that
golden ticket. From southern California. We say hello to the
fur dog. Yeah, is that Bill Belichick? Got a fine
Italian restaurant? Is that Bill Belichick at a fine Italian

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restaurant in Sin City? You're so close for a dog?
All right, hang up on yourself. Okay, can you do that?
Thank you? It's not Belichick. Time for a caller number
two on the site to bite the great sports radio mystery.

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We go to Boston and we say hello to Blind
Scott in Boston. Hello, Blind Scott. There's no such thing
as a fine Italian restaurant in Las Vegas. I live
in the Italian restaurant capital of the world. Hey, that's
Dennis Schroder. All right, you didn't even say his name, right,
All right, that's incorrect. Thank you. Hang up Shrouder calling number. Actually,

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we'll got a clue. This person's father was a minor
league baseball player for eight seasons. Different situations. Does that help?
Father was a minor league baseball player for eight season,
eight seasons. Not Bill Belichick or Blind Scott's answer of
a random NBA player. Let's go to Black Steve the Second,
who's in North Carolina? Hello, Black Steve the Second? Good morning.

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Fellers are using the clues provided, I'm gonna say that's
Angry Bill's dad, Bob the Bastard? Bob? Is it Bob
the Bastard? All right, thank you though, great try, great effort.
I really thought you had that there. All right, we'll
hang up on you. Let's go to caller number four
from the mean streets of Brooklyn. Let's say hello to

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Uncle Mole. Good morning. Then, the last hour of the
show yesterday was golden, by the way, amazing radio. But
is that is that former Buffalo Sabers, the New York
Rangers legend, Pat Lafontaine. Oh, I remember him. He was
around when I was doing hockey. No, it is not
Pat Lafonte. That's a good name, though. That guy was
a sniper, Pat Lafontaine, he was good. All right, Hold

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on a second, we'll hang up with you. Actually, La
la la la Lafonte. He's good man, all right, Let's
keep it going here, call it five. Here we go,
Here we go. CALLI five six highest passerating in all
of the NCA during his freshman season. Chris in Boston,
father win, callar five. Is it Joe Barrow? Is that

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Joe bar for the way, No, it's not. That is
brock Purty. Brock Purty is the answer. Yeah, it's true, you, Roberto.
You're a hater. Roberto. Go hang out with Agry Bill.
Up with Angry Bill. Okay, I won dope. Buy a

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van or something