August 1, 2023 • 41 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:30):
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before you get into a big story, big quarterback store
in the NFL. Justin Frosberg has big lottery news to
bring us right now. He has got big lot I mean, wait,
first of all, did you win? Did you win? Is
that what it is?
Speaker 3 (01:03):
He's still here, so no, I never.
Speaker 4 (01:04):
See you guys again.
Speaker 1 (01:05):
Oh yeah, yeah, we would have. He would have middle
fingered us on the way out and it just what happened.
Speaker 3 (01:09):
He might have taken the FCC fine, because that would
only be like I want.
Speaker 5 (01:12):
To put on and cursed you guys out right, all right,
what do you got for Sean Payton? So we got
no winners? It was nine hundred and forty million. We
still have no winners. There hasn't been a winner since
April eighteenth, and it's now at one point four billion dollars.
Speaker 1 (01:30):
Wow, my dad will actually play this because he's one
of those people that goes, he's one of those people
that goes, oh you know, I don't.
Speaker 4 (01:36):
I don't.
Speaker 1 (01:36):
I don't play unless it gets up to it closer
to a billion dollars. I don't. I don't get out.
I don't get out of bed unless it's close to
a billion dollars. Wow, I didn't know he rolled like that. Yeah,
that's how my dad rolls. That's how my dad rolls.
Speaker 4 (01:47):
Yeah, you're buying him tickets to games?
Speaker 1 (01:49):
No, no, no, no, he's one no he no, he
hasn't won. He just like he's won the lotter. Yeah,
I'd feel like he would have a much different life
than if he'd won.
Speaker 4 (01:59):
I Thinkipping says this.
Speaker 1 (02:01):
No, no, no, no, my dad is not. Now, my
dad's the one that you know. My dad gave me
a great hot take this week. He thinks Ellie de
la Cruz is overrated. He goes, he's a flash in
the pan. I go, why he goes, because he's too tall.
Speaker 3 (02:13):
That's my dad.
Speaker 1 (02:14):
Just his strike zones too big. They're gonna figure him out.
I go, like Judge, like they figured out Aaron Judge's
drig zone. He only had sixty two home runs. No,
he's too tall, So Ellie de la Cruz too tall
to be good that according to my dad, Walt Smith.
There you go, hot take.
Speaker 3 (02:27):
Well, he's just thinking back to Kevin Moss, who had
that great crouch was hitting home runs, and then when
maddingly had his back issues, he changed his stance. Mass
said yeah, I probably should do that too, and then
he was too.
Speaker 1 (02:39):
Tall, flashing the fan. He's too tall. I never heard
about that for a play. You know the guys, he's
too tall.
Speaker 4 (02:44):
What does your dad say about Otani?
Speaker 1 (02:46):
He's not gonna say, Oh, he's not a Yankee yet.
He goes, Oh, we'll get him, no worry, we'll get
him next to you. Not a Yankee yet, I can't
anything bad about somebody who's gonna be a Yankee at
some point that that's he says about Otani. I mean,
because everybody that doesn't play for the Yankees is worthless.
Like that's you don't play for the Yankees, you are
you are worthless?
Speaker 4 (03:03):
There was worthless?
Speaker 1 (03:04):
Not worth it? Who's who is Yankees?
Speaker 3 (03:06):
Wow?
Speaker 5 (03:06):
They had Aaron Judge back for the playoff push tonight.
Yeah they got shut out. Yeah they lost.
Speaker 1 (03:10):
They lost on a walk off tonight. And uh, I
think he walked twice, right, Judge walked twice tonight. It'd
be three maybe three times. Yeah, it didn't matter a run,
it doesn't matter. And my dad will just blame the
bullpen no matter what happens with the Yankees, will blame
the bullpen. The Yankees could lose one nothing in eighteen innings,
go oero for twenty with runners in scoring position, and
they could lose on a on a three base error,
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and I would say, wow, it was a tough one.
Last time. My dad would go, Yeah, the bullpen, they
just stink, Dad. The bullpen's eight eighteen innings of no
hits and the only brother was allowed on a three
base Yeah. No, the bullpen just stinks. That's just a
bow the ball.
Speaker 3 (03:46):
Well, what's their fault?
Speaker 1 (03:47):
Yeah, that is shay you here, all right, they gave
up the run. You are right, you are right now.
They could be the one the.
Speaker 4 (03:52):
F bombs towards Aaron Boone.
Speaker 1 (03:54):
Uh, you know, No, Boone's gotta go. Boon's got I
mean after this year, Boon's, Boon's gotta go, Cashman's gotta go.
Everybody's got to go after this year. Gotta go, Yeah, everybody, everybody.
My dad, my Dad's great. If the thing is my
dad's gotta go, Dad, my dad. But the thing is
is backing it up, Like wow, why do you think
that he needs a little bit more practice, Like he
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needs a little bit more being able to explain his
his hot takery, Like I mean, Ellie Day La Cruz
is ground Ellie Day, whoa, I've never heard that? Whoa
you think he's but why he's too tall? Wait? What
that's great?
Speaker 3 (04:27):
I'm so off the radar. What come on? All the
hot takery, all the analysis, all the pundits, I mean,
because we've got I mean thousands of people, not to
mention the message boards, blogs and everything else, all these
social media channels. I don't think I've.
Speaker 1 (04:44):
Ever heard that used.
Speaker 3 (04:45):
I mean, it is an original take.
Speaker 1 (04:47):
He's too tall, dad, He's as tall as Aaron Judges.
Speaker 3 (04:50):
Too high?
Speaker 1 (04:51):
No, no, no, he's too tall. See how high he
is in the box and go yeah, because he's tall.
Speaker 3 (04:57):
Too high, too high.
Speaker 1 (05:01):
I never heard that, At least I was hoping at
some point he would say that for an NBA player.
No he's too tall. He's not. He's too tall. He's
too tall. When yah, I'm a bust. Why too tall?
Too tall? Wait what? Yeah? No, he's due to seven
to five. Too tall. That's too tall. He can't do it.
I can't do it.
Speaker 3 (05:14):
Yeah, that's it works.
Speaker 1 (05:16):
But hey, speaking of a hot take, this is one
of those where it's gonna sound like a hot take,
but it's not because they look big. Quarterback news going
on the last twenty four hours in the NFL will
have a bid on Joe Burrow coming up in a
few minutes. But with the return to practice this week
of Brock Party, everybody's favorite player. A year ago, you know,
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ripped up his elbow in the NFC Championship game. UCL
surgery didn't know when he was gonna come back. For
the forty nine ers. What did the forty nine ers
do well? They have trade Lance, they moved up to
get in the first round twelve years ago. He's gonna
be thirty five this year and they go out and
they signed Sam Darnold. Okay, so why I get it?
You're not sure you know when when brock party is
coming back. It's a UCL injury. It's very tough. He
(06:01):
came back this week. Brock Purdy, no limitations, Everything is fine. Okay,
Well be a bit before he gets back in with
the ones. Uh uh. A breakdown today of the snaps
taken with the first team offense the last two days
at forty nine ers camp, Brock Purdy fifty percent and
Sam Donald and Trey Lance are down at about twenty percent.
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Lance through four passes today completed one. Two were gimmes
that he didn't throw. Well. The only drama left because
now that Purdy is back and the forty nine ers
had to make moves because you don't know where a
UCL injury coming late January, you don't know when a
guy's gonna be ready to play, so you had to
make the moves. I get it going again, Sam Donald.
But this is a move done. I believe with this
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outcome in mind, there's no way Trey Lance breaks camp
with the forty nine ers. He has not performed well.
He's not going to get the job. Obviously. They have
decided Brock Purdy is our guy, and look at what
he accomplished, and you know it sucks for Trey Lance.
He couldn't get on the field. He hasn't played a
lot of football. They moved up to get him in
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the draft, but you know what, you got to move
on from that. Now you've become a pretty good team
minute to the NFC Championship game. It doesn't matter. Sometimes
just swinging miss on a draft pick, it happens. But
just because he was a first round picking a quarterback,
the Niners have held on to him for so long
and he can't get on the field, and he can't
keep the job when he's on there, and the fact
that already he's seen his first team reps get cut
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more than in half. They are gonna look to trade
him and he's not gonna break camp with the forty
nine ers because the Niners can't keep all three of
these quarterbacks there. Their quarterbacks this year are gonna be
brock Purdy, and then it's gonna be Sam Darnald. You've
heard players say wonderful things about Sam Donald and hey,
he's come in and look, Donald's a backup, and he
gets that. But Perty's someone who came in and was
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better than any quarterback they've had in the last couple
of years. And they've gone to an NFC championship with
Jimmy Garoppolo, and brock Purdy was better and he had
a pretty good body of work show you how good
he was. Who knows what the NFC title game would
have been like if Perty didn't get hurt and Niners
had somebody else to play quarterback, but they didn't, so
it was a sad game all around. We're just waiting
for the game to end because I doesn't have anybody else.
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So Perty's gonna be the guy, and Trey Lance is
gonna get dealt. It's gonna happen sometime in the next
couple of weeks, and there's a couple of teams that
are gonna be in and right fits to get Trey
Lance for this year. But I'm telling you, Mike, before
we get into those teams, Trey Lance is gonna be gone.
And the Niners have to bite the bullet and move on,
and they're going.
Speaker 3 (08:31):
To Yeah, I just think you're you're at a point
where and look, obviously it's limited reps and sample sizes
and stuff, but you've been watching him for years and
in the off seasons and going through the paces and
and whatever it is behind the scenes in terms of
that development, if you're not seeing it in your on
field reps, and it hasn't earned him more on field reps,
(08:54):
even with Purdy and the UCL issue, right, because I
mean that's the other side. He's coming back, and yes,
I know no limitations, but you would still think in
the opening of camp perhaps those percentages would still be
a little more even than they are between Purdy coming
off the injury and certainly Lance. Whatever you think of
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Sam Darnold, Again, he's only twenty five years old, right,
I know he's on another squad here, and and you
know there's a lot of people that still stand by
the Sam Sam Sam mantra that we had years ago,
and that I mean, you cut that guy loose as
fast as you could. But I think you're in a
situation with Lance is you've had several years. Remember he
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didn't play a lot of college ball either when they
did trade up to get him at number three overall.
So some of it was we get him in the
building and we try to develop him, et cetera. And
then you have, you know, your career and your progress
beset by injury after injury. At some point it's sunk costs.
It's time to move forward. You've got a roster. George
Kittle was talking about it. It's a roster that's, you know,
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ready to win. Now, we've got to take advantage of
the window. And he kind of danced around the window
idea because but you look at guys that need to
get paid or guys that are aging, you know, aging out,
you know in another year or two. I mean, that's
how cruel this business is. That you've got to pick
your guy and push ahead. And Purty, based on the
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performance last year, seems to be the obvious choice. If
he's healthy.
Speaker 1 (10:26):
Yeah, and they're gonna wait a few days. I'm sure
they're gonna wait and see, Okay, how has Purdy's elbow
responded to coming back and throwing and make sure okay,
and once once they feel comfortable that he can take
the everyday reps and everything. Then they're gonna move them
and they're gonna trade Tree Lance.
Speaker 3 (10:40):
And the team.
Speaker 1 (10:40):
There's a couple of teams out there that fit in
the right You gotta fit in the right slot to
trade for Trey Lance.
Speaker 4 (10:47):
Right.
Speaker 1 (10:47):
You have to be a team that goes into the
season with a quarterback situation that you have one guy
but there's really nobody else. And if you need to
make a move in the middle of the season, you
can go to Trey Lance right because it's because he's
going in Are you gonna keep him after this year?
Who knows you either. All said, at quarterback, you have
a young guy you want to develop. But there's a
couple of teams out there that would fit the bill
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to trade for Trey Lance. And the first one is
the Patriots because you know that there's a lot there's
a lot of bad blood between Belichick and mac Jones,
and if mac Jones doesn't start out on fire, Belichick
will have no problem benching him. Now, is Bailey Zappy?
The guy they'd probably bring back Drew blood Sappy, But
that's a guy that would fit. Okay, Trey Lance can
come in, take a month and a half to learn
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the playbook not to play right away. And we get
to week six, week seven, and we're playing okay. Because
the Patriots will always play okay, their defense will play
really well. They can say, you know what, sorry, Mac,
but we got to go with somebody more dynamic, and
Trey Lance. If he shows change of scenery, different playbook,
different things, he can get a chance to play. The
Patriots can take him. That's the first team. The other
team is Tampa Bay. They're going in with Baker Mayfield.
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And you know that Baker Mayfield someone that could easily
just completely throw up on himself in the first few weeks.
And what are you gonna do, go to Kyle Trask. No,
you're trying to rebuild the team here post Tom Brady.
You watch Baker Mayfield go to Carolina last year and
not play well. Why they suddenly think he's our guy?
I don't know. He had a couple of nice weeks
with the Rams, but we've kind of seen the Baker
(12:16):
Mayfield movie. So getting Trey Lance, Hey bring him in
the middle of the camp again a month and a
half to learn the playbooks. See how it goes. Baker
Mayfield stinks we need some kind of jolt, and we're
playing in a bad division. No one's gonna get out
to a seven and one start in that division because
it's terrible. Hey, now we can go to Trey Lance
and he can be our quarterback and you're not gonna
have to give up a lot for him, probably maybe
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a fourth round pick to get Trey Lance. Patriots and
Tampa Bay those are the two teams he's an absolute
great fit for.
Speaker 3 (12:44):
Yeah, I look at New England and I'm curious with
Mac Jones, what the vibe is him and Bill O'Brien
and what they can coax out of Jones with the
re revamped I mean just completely redone receiving core. I mean,
are they any better at evaluating the talent this time around?
I don't know, but we're certainly gonna see Stevenson a
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good back you always have, like you said, a good defense.
So they're gonna be hanging around. Just can you punch
on the scoreboard a little bit to hang with the
other teams in the East, because that's obviously the deficiency
and there is a gap even when you look at
Miami and where they are. As for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
(13:28):
I mean, look Baker's gonna get his shot. You got
some receivers, you got a good running back and White
and get a piece back on your offensive line. The
emotions of getting healthy and getting right. So I'm hopeful
for Baker because I think it'll be more fun with Baker.
But I don't think the trade would happen this soon.
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I think someone would need to get hurt. I think
you'd need to see an injury or two to motivate
the marketplace before he gets dealt.
Speaker 1 (13:56):
Those injuries could change things. But obviously you don't know
who's gonna get hurt. But you're looking at teams that
in the next week or two they're looking for trades. Yeah,
and the other one would be awesome and it fits
except for who the starting quarterback was, because tell me,
Trey Lance wouldn't fit with the Raiders. No, you have
Jimmy Garoppolo who can't stay healthy. You have no idea
just was able to pass his uh his physical be
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able to get back on the field. He can't stay healthy.
But really, you're gonna say, hey, Jimmy, we're bringing in
Trey Lance to the vacuum. It's gonna be just like
San Francisco. Man, you just move south little bit down
to Vegas, and now we're gonna get Trey Lance. It's
gonna be awesome.
Speaker 3 (14:32):
This is so great. They're taking for Caleb. Man, what
are you talking about? Oh?
Speaker 1 (14:38):
There is that there, there is that move. Hey, we're
not gonna make that trade because we're taking for Caleb.
But boy, how much fun would that be? Jimmy and
they would do every interview together on Fox before games
in the fall.
Speaker 3 (14:48):
Yeah? Great?
Speaker 1 (14:49):
How funny is that we were both supposed to be
forty nine ers? An now we're here in Las Vegas.
Speaker 3 (14:53):
Great?
Speaker 1 (14:54):
Great, great, Greg, that would be awesome. Oh to be nice.
All of a sudden, Hey, we got a surprise for you, Jimmy,
guess who's dating cantermea. It's Trey Lance. Oh that would
be awesome. Oh that'd be something. Uh, twitter at how
about a Fresco Mike and swollen Dome? Get ready, you
can have Trey Lance. I'm telling you forty nine ers.
I'm telling you the the Patriots call the forty nine ers,
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the rest of the televisions.
Speaker 3 (17:06):
Yeah, I've got a Dark Night and the World Cup
so yeah, oh.
Speaker 1 (17:10):
Sorry, we had we had Big Lebowski on one, but
now it's over. So yeah, and it's Friday night man,
And it's the trade deadline scene where where he gets
Ricardo rncone? Does he get rincone? That's hardcore?
Speaker 4 (17:23):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (17:23):
What can we get twenty six years old? Double A
forget it now. I want to say this because I
don't want you guys to screw this up for me,
because This is a very big deal. We got a
big football story coming up in a minute, but I
would screw.
Speaker 4 (17:34):
This up for me.
Speaker 3 (17:34):
If you guys are just me, you.
Speaker 1 (17:36):
And and everybody, I need you to start calling me
Subway Smith. These are calling me Subway Smith. Subway just
announced a contest that's gonna run from.
Speaker 4 (17:46):
The first to the fourball.
Speaker 1 (17:48):
Please know where they're gonna pick a winner who if
they change their name legally to Subway, they get free
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free Subway for life.
Speaker 4 (18:03):
To Hi.
Speaker 1 (18:03):
Are they gonna pay for this? First of all, they're
gonna pay for all the legal fees that you have
to change your name to subway, and they're gonna give
you fifty thousand dollars as part of Subway gift cards.
And me being you know, I'm fifty two, I think
fifty thousand dollars worth of Subway I think that's a
pretty good deal. I'm I'm stoked for that. And plus,
Subway Smith. That's a pretty good nickname man, Like I
(18:24):
could think of worse nicknames in Subway. Subody's a pretty
good nickname man, Subway. Yeah, welcome to Subway.
Speaker 2 (18:30):
That'd be great.
Speaker 3 (18:32):
I think that's that's pretty good. Welcome to Subway Smith.
Yeah right, you really kind of change that up. Let's see,
we could get you what did you say, you're fifty two. Yeah,
we can get you to fifty nine, not eating subway well,
twenty five hundred sandwiches, okay, six point eight five years.
Speaker 1 (18:54):
No, that's the way it's got a go.
Speaker 3 (18:56):
We'll get you just shy of your Earth sixtieth birthday.
Speaker 1 (18:59):
I can get I can get what you said.
Speaker 3 (19:01):
It's about twenty bucks for a combo, right.
Speaker 1 (19:03):
Probably about between fifteen and twenty dollars for what I
would because I would get I would get any foot long.
I get a foot long, and i'd get either two
cookies or chips and a drink that I would refill
before I left. That's what I would get. That's a
little bit less than twenty bucks.
Speaker 3 (19:18):
Okay, that's the only way to get me seven years. Yeah, really,
it's gotta be more than that.
Speaker 1 (19:23):
No, if I go once a day, I was saying twice.
Speaker 3 (19:25):
If I go once a day, no, because you're you're
looking at twenty five hundred days, okay, in about twenty
twenty bucks a day. That's that's fifty grand.
Speaker 4 (19:35):
That's it.
Speaker 1 (19:36):
That's not Subway for life. I gotta I gotta spoil. Okay,
what if I went every other.
Speaker 3 (19:41):
I mean look that that means we take the under
on your life expectancy in the Actually, what if what
if I am under sixty years old?
Speaker 4 (19:48):
What if you?
Speaker 3 (19:49):
No?
Speaker 1 (19:49):
No, no, what if I went every other day? Because
because I was thinking, like, oh, then you can stretch
that out. Now we're talking, you know you can do
that over about thirteen years. So yeah, so now we
get you towards retirement. Because I was thinking I could
even run it. Where if they give it to me
in gift cards, Like I go to one subway, get
a sandwich, go to another subway, get a sandwich for Pam,
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go toother subway, get a sandwich for Zoe, and we
just all eat together for free, except we eat at
different times because you know, I'm gonna eat my sandwich first,
and we're gonna get yours. We're gonna get yours. Gotta
go to three different subways. But why not? That might work.
Speaker 3 (20:21):
It's an interesting promotion. It would cost more than fifty
eight thousand dollars for me to change my name for
a brand.
Speaker 4 (20:28):
You already changed your name to Mike.
Speaker 3 (20:32):
It's not my fault. They screwed up the imaging when
I first started.
Speaker 1 (20:36):
Hey, dude, you could call and be Jersey Mike. You
could call Jersey Mikes same. See if they're doing the
subway nay man, you'd be Jersey Mike. You wouldn't be
Jersey Mike if they did that for you for no sure,
sure you would be for fifty grand in sandwiches. Yeah,
you would be, not just for you.
Speaker 3 (20:51):
No, I won't legally change my name if that becomes
the moniker on the show because of a no, no.
Speaker 1 (20:56):
No Illegally, you gotta legally do this. Man, Come on,
you can't just say no. Parents still with me. My
dad wants any part of that. Your dad would say,
oh you get free sandwich? Can you get me A
dad probably would, Yeah, he'd probably.
Speaker 3 (21:10):
He does this motion where he's like, look, he had
a trachy out of me almost twenty five years ago,
so you know, the buzzer to be used, it's got
to be something he really wants to say. So this
is one where he'd kind of noddy and kind of
do the half to Nero kind of look with the
hand waving at you and then give you the you know,
plus minus kind of thing, waving the hand at you.
(21:31):
I think he'd be on board.
Speaker 4 (21:32):
Carl would start dating snooky.
Speaker 1 (21:35):
Hell, you know what, he'd be a Jets fan.
Speaker 3 (21:38):
How long do I gotta do? Go on with that?
Speaker 1 (21:40):
He'd be a Devils fan. Everything would happen.
Speaker 3 (21:44):
I'll paint my chest the lugs.
Speaker 1 (21:46):
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you'd say Clerks is your
favorite movie. All those things would happen.
Speaker 3 (21:50):
I don't really.
Speaker 1 (21:52):
There you go, and your dad would be ovulating. Can
you get me sandwiches too? Yeah? Oh okay, you eat
your dad free sandwiches. He'd be on board my dad,
same thing. Can I a sandwich?
Speaker 4 (22:00):
Yeah?
Speaker 3 (22:00):
Sure that.
Speaker 1 (22:01):
Now I gotta change your name.
Speaker 3 (22:02):
Yeah, but now now we're changing the math. Right If
suddenly you're buying a bunch of other people sandwiches, I mean, yeah,
you want to share the wealth, but remember that goes
against your fifty thousand dollars, not to mention you're probably
gonna have to pay taxes on it.
Speaker 1 (22:18):
Yeah, I can track. I can stretch a buck. No,
I'm good, I can. I can stretch it out. I'd
be okay, I mean to do that, I'd be able
to figure that out. And I tell them, listen, you can't.
You can't even taxes on this if you're giving me,
if you're giving me in a in a form of
a gift card, I don't think you have to do that.
I don't think you have to pay taxes if it's
a gift card. Well, unless I'm wrong about that. Hey,
(22:39):
these this advice is entertainment. Purpose is always going to say,
I don't think I have to pay tax if it's
a gift card.
Speaker 3 (22:43):
Say in the Lock of the week, I don't know.
If you give me a big gift, I don't have to.
I could.
Speaker 1 (22:48):
I could replace Jim Kramer in Mad Money. Right, Yeah,
you don't have to pay taxes on that if you
don't want to.
Speaker 3 (22:54):
Well, you know what he said, plenty of wrong things,
so you're not far off.
Speaker 1 (22:57):
Although really I could say you don't have to pay
taxes if you don't want to, and said is you
might go to prison, but you don't have to pay
tax if you don't want to.
Speaker 4 (23:03):
You've stolen the mailbox.
Speaker 3 (23:04):
See if they catch you. Exactly, you're already on the lamb.
All these years.
Speaker 1 (23:08):
You weren't statute of limitation, No, No, it's not not
on a Sunday. Not when there's no mail on a Sunday.
I keep telling you guys, that's not true. Yeah, it's
one hundred percent. I mean you've not had.
Speaker 3 (23:18):
Mail delivered on a Sunday.
Speaker 1 (23:20):
No, because mail doesn't come on a Sunday.
Speaker 3 (23:22):
Yeah it does.
Speaker 1 (23:22):
The only way you have mail on the Sunday is
you are really bad mail persons and they didn't get
to you on Saturday. That's the only way you get
mail on Sunday.
Speaker 3 (23:29):
Not anymore.
Speaker 1 (23:30):
Yeah, you're for a world man. No, I get mail
on Sunday. Doesn't happen on Sunday. Where do you live?
I live where they deliver mail six days a week.
Speaker 3 (23:37):
He lives next to JJ.
Speaker 1 (23:38):
I have good mail carriers, and who get me the
mail when they're supposed to?
Speaker 3 (23:42):
Not? Now you're just the work of mail carriers. I
care you.
Speaker 1 (23:46):
I just said I have good mail carriers. You maybe
you're the.
Speaker 3 (23:48):
Backbone of America if you get mail on Saturday. John,
I'm saying there there, you're the one saying that. I
didn't say that. You just said that, and I could.
It's not you, subway smith. Just like that, the subway
smith Subway Smith. I'd walk into every subway and I
would have it. They would go, so you're the one
(24:10):
that's me. Can I see your driver's license? Yep, here
you go, buddy. Here's a new advertising campaign of Jason
Now Subway Smith, the official signing of that legal document,
raising his right hand to swear that he's not on
the lamb for any I mean, look, you'll be lying
and it'll be all on tape. But then you know,
it becomes this giant commercial line. Why does the guy
(24:31):
never wear sleeves?
Speaker 1 (24:35):
Bess trumpet, Subway Smith, sleevelessway Smith?
Speaker 3 (24:40):
Didn't your nickname used to be sleeves anyway? Yeah?
Speaker 1 (24:43):
That works, But now be said, now, Subways allth you
he's on me, Subway.
Speaker 4 (24:46):
It's up.
Speaker 1 (24:47):
Sub You call me sub so that's fine. You do that,
call me sub Come me a s dub Subway. That's fine,
it would work. Subway. Can we call you fake meat? No,
that's harmon. That's harmon. It's how about way friends, Mike,
it's hoare you?
Speaker 3 (25:03):
Here's nothing fake about this? Pure harmon.
Speaker 1 (25:06):
The Jason Smith Show with Mike Harbon. We have the
big football story coming up in ninety seconds. But first
Steve de Seger has what's trending in the wide world
of sports.
Speaker 6 (25:14):
As the speaking of football, there were some items on Friday.
The Bengals say quarterback Joe Burrows out several weeks after
yesterday's strained calf, and he is still in negotiations for
a new contract. Dolphins defensive back Jalen Ramsey is expected
to be out until December after knee surgery today. He
was injured at practice yesterday. NFL Network says he had
a full meniscus repair. Free agent running back Dalvin Cook
(25:37):
says the odds are high that he signs with the Jets.
He's visiting them this weekend. Miami is also an option.
The Seahawks signed rookie defensive back Devin Witherspoon, the last
of the unsigned first rounders.
Speaker 1 (25:48):
Now he'll report to camp.
Speaker 6 (25:49):
Saints guard Trey Turner is reportedly out for the year
with the torn quad. He just signed with them this week,
but was heard at practice today. New Orleans gave long
snapper Zach Wood an extension, and the Texans signed to
George Fann.
Speaker 1 (26:01):
At the Women's World.
Speaker 6 (26:02):
Cup late tonight on FS one, Sweden versus Italy at
three thirty am Eastern time. Fox TV will have a
double header Saturday morning Brazil versus France six am Eastern,
then Jamaica versus Panama eight thirty am Eastern on Fox.
This past day, England beat Denmark, won nothing with an
early goal. China beat Haiti won nothing with a late
penalty kick despite playing ten on eleven for most of
(26:25):
the match. The Americans next game is late Monday against Portugal.
The late game in Major League Baseball Tonight's Cincinnati win
at Dodgers Stadium six ' five over LA. The Reds
turned three double plays and scored on a basis loaded
walk and a basis loaded hit batter in the seventh.
The Reds game manager David Bell in extension through twenty
twenty six.
Speaker 1 (26:44):
Tonight.
Speaker 6 (26:44):
The Dodgers are the first place team in the NLS,
still three games over San Francisco, four up on Arizona.
San Francisco was beaten at home by the Red Sox
three to two. Save to ken Lee Jansen, Boston has
won five straight. Arizona beaten at home by Seattle. Mariners
scored four times in the top of the first and
defeated Arizona five to two. San Diego and Joe Musgrove
(27:05):
down Texas seven to one. Texas All Star catcher Jonah
Hims on the injured list with a bad wrist off
the injured list. Finally for the Yankees Aaron Judge. He
went over one three walks Baltimore and the Yanks were
tied zero zero until a homer in the bottom of
the ninth one at from Anthony Santander. There had been
a rain delay at the start of nearly two and
a half hours. The Orioles are first in the Al East,
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still a game and a half up on Tampa Bay,
which won its game with a run in the top
of the ninth four to three at Houston, beating closer
Ryan Presley. Miami down Detroit six to five. Luisa Riaza
the Marlins went three for four. He's batting three point eighty.
Philadelphia's Kyle Schwarber with a two run homer in a
two to one victory at Pittsburgh. Toronto beat the Angels
(27:49):
four to one. Sho Heyo Toni did have a home
run in the first inning his thirty ninth, but he
was pinched hit four in the ninth inning due to
leg crams the day before, playing both ends of the doubleheader.
Whitched a one hitter complete game in Game one, homered
a couple times in Game two, but left yesterday in
Detroit due to cramping on.
Speaker 1 (28:07):
His left side.
Speaker 6 (28:08):
The White Sox ended a six game losing streak down
in Cleveland three to nothing. The White Sox traded pitcher
Lance Lynn to the Dodgers with reliever Joe Kelly, and
the White Sox traded reliever Kendall Graveman to Houston. The
MLB trade deadline is Tuesday. The Mets and Max Scherzer
beat Washington five to one. Pete Alonzo at two homers,
all five RBIs He's up to thirty home runs. Atlanta
(28:30):
at ten to seven win against Milwaukee. Matt Olson his
thirty third homer. Kansas City on a tenth inning grand
slam from Bobby Witt Junior beat Minnesota.
Speaker 1 (28:38):
Eight to five.
Speaker 6 (28:40):
Oakland an eight to five winner at Colorado, fourteen hits
for the A's, and the Cubs won their seventh straight
three to two at rival Saint Louis as the Cubbies
robed the Cardinals of the game winning homer bottom of
the ninth on a catch over the center field wall
by Mike Talkman to end the game back to you
thanks a.
Speaker 1 (28:56):
Bun Steve O The Jason Smith Show with Mike Carmen
Love Natyreck dot Com Studios. And I really don't know
if if sports fans understand the clarity and the decision
with how college football is going to end, because we've
gotten that answer in the last forty eight hours. I
don't mean end like they're not gonna play anymore. I mean,
(29:17):
how is all this crazy conference realignment going to end?
First it was, oh, Colorado's gonna leave for the Big twelve,
the school approves it. And now the one school that
the Pac twelve had with UCLA and USC leaving, Hey,
we got Deon Sanders, we got we have a big
star set at school. Nope, now they're gonna be going
back to the Big twelve. The PAC twelve says, when
(29:39):
we get our new TV deal, we are going to Hey,
we're gonna reach out and try to expand, expand. Who
are you gonna get? What are you gonna get? San
Diego State? What are you gonna get? You see Santa Cruz,
what are you gonna get? You're not gonna get anybody, right.
The ACC has said they want to expand and the
Big Twelve that's already getting Colorado has said they we
(30:00):
want to expand to fourteen teams as well. This is
how it's going to end. It's gonna end with the
PAC twelve being the new Mountain West or a conference
that just doesn't rate anymore. We're gonna talk about the
Power four conferences because the Pac twel is gonna have
nobody because Oregon's gonna leave, Washington's going to leave. The
Big Ten is gonna keep adding schools. I'm telling you,
(30:22):
eventually they're gonna rebrand as the Big twenty, and the
Big twelve is gonna get to fourteen, maybe sixteen schools.
Maybe they rebrand, but you're gonna have the Big Ten,
the Big Twelve, the ACC, and the SEC. That's how
it's going to go. And the PAC twelve is done
as a conference. It's over. You're not gonna get anybody
from other conferences to come out and play in the
Pac twelve because you don't have a TV deal and
(30:43):
we do and we're getting money and you don't want.
There's no way forward in college football for the Pac twelve.
So what we're gonna have now is that ultimate scenario
that John Calipari throughout there, like almost twelve years ago.
Now at this point, we're gonna have the four super conferences.
We'll have two divisions in each conference. We'll take the
playoff teams from there, and that's how we're gonna go forward.
(31:05):
Not gonna be any worry about, well we have the
five conferences. Should we take more from this? No, four
power conferences, And that's how it's going to go. And
having a seat at the table in one of those
four conferences that's all you need to be. It's gonna
be now a race with all of these schools to
get one of those seats. And Washington, Oregon they're gonna
wind up meeting with the Big Ten, they're gonna meet
with the Big twelve. Maybe with the ACC. It doesn't matter.
(31:27):
We'll plug fly three thousand miles to play a football game.
We don't care. We just need to be in the ACC.
But that's how it ends. For all the crazy college
football realignment where it seems like something changes every five minutes.
Now with the now upcoming death of the Pac twelve,
this is how it's gonna go.
Speaker 3 (31:43):
Yeah, I mean, look, it's constantly evolving, and certainly, you
know we go back a couple of years ago, or
it seems like a lifetime ago. When Texas at Oklahoma
we're getting ready to make their move and announce that.
It's like ad will never happen. There's too much legal lees,
too much of a fight. No, NCAA's got nothing left.
They negotiate how long you're going to be suspended at
(32:05):
this point instead of you know, determining a suspension. You
can commit hundreds of infractions and the only thing you
get is an eight million dollars fine and a miserably
low scholarship reduction total. Why because you picked up a
phone and you didn't get crazy like Harbaugh did when
(32:26):
he was under investigation. No, I mean all of that
is gone. And I had hope. You know, the PAC twelve,
since you no longer have Larry Scott, you can undo
some of the misery that he and those that were
in charge of those member institutions created as rights, fees
and negotiations all blew up. I had some hope, right
(32:48):
because in May of twenty twenty one, Larry Scott was
no longer there. Right commissioner was called quote the new
prototype for a sports commissioner. Problem is that was then
Oregon President Mike Shill that made that statement, the guy
who is running my university into the ground a phone
of no confidence. So now anything I might have said
(33:09):
about the hope for the PAC twelve of figuring things out,
now you got that guy's endorsement. You're done. Now.
Speaker 1 (33:14):
Look I wish it was there was a better way
forward because the Pack eight, the PAC ten, now the
PAC twelve. You know PAC sixteen, that looked like it
was gonna be one of those great conferences and now
Larry Scott it has got run into the ground. It's
it's amazing how far that conference fell in the last years.
I can't blame USC and UCLA for wanted to leave.
I can't blame Oregon and watched it when they wind
(33:37):
up leaving, I can't do it. I can't blame them.
This is this is how it's gotta go. But this
is how sports evolves. And you're either forward thinking and
you get a seat at the table, or you're left
sitting back going, oh, we'll get our table and you
wear the PAC twelve is we don't have any schools
here that that really rate nationally anymore, and we don't
have a TV deal and what are we gonna do?
(33:58):
I mean, you're done, You're absolutely done on Twitter at
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Speaker 1 (34:56):
I didn't want to say anything. It was like a
perfect game. I didn't want to jinx any tears or
fears at all tonight because tight shirts off. Now I'm
gonna get one at the end. Love this song, but
this song stinks. But at least it's not running up
that hill. So I guess you win, some of you
lose some Did you want running up that hill?
Speaker 4 (35:15):
No?
Speaker 3 (35:16):
No, that was kind of a request.
Speaker 1 (35:18):
No, no, no, stop all of you stop stop stop
stop stop hum requests. We'll get we'll get to the
play the night coming up in a couple of minutes.
But big news out of the NFL. Joe Burrow will
be sidelined a few weeks with a calf injury that
he suffered yesterday at Begel's camp. You saw the video
(35:41):
by now, he rolls out to pass, comes up lame
right away, recognizes that his leg doesn't feel right. Internet
doctors showing us yesterday. Well, his foot is moving. It
doesn't like it's an achilles, and it is a calf injury. Now,
he did have this calf taped up coming into practice,
so there's a little bit of mystery there, but it
looks like he's okay. He's gonna miss several weeks now.
(36:04):
This obviously is the best case scenario, because worst case
scenario isn't achilles or something in Burrow's gonna miss time.
This is not that big a deal, Joe Burrow. This
is just fine. He has missed lots of training camp before,
he has missed time. He has been injured before, missing
several weeks. It's still July. He doesn't need to be
able to be ready to go until the beginning of
(36:25):
nearly the second week of September. He's fine, all right.
If this turns into something bigger, you know that it's
not the injury that was reported. But if he's missing
this with a calf strain, I think he's gonna be fine.
I'm not too worried about the Bengals. I'm not too
worried about Joe Burrow. He's not gonna have a lot
of activity. He's not gonna play anyway in the preseason.
So yeah, he'll miss some camp reps over the course
(36:46):
of the next month. But he's played quarterback enough, and
I've seen him play enough. I've seen him when he's
coming off not playing. I think Joe Burrow's gonna be
just fine. This is not that big a deal. I
feel okay about Burrow and the Bengals going far.
Speaker 3 (37:00):
Yeah, I mean, certainly, as we sit here tonight. You
dodge the bullet with the medical reports and thank you
to all of those who, in the midst of their
practices or kids on vacation, decided to h and those
real doctors and those imagine doctors. You know, I saw
an injury like that, you know, and check the tape
(37:20):
kind of thing that it's not more serious, and that's great,
But you know, a couple of weeks of rest and
rehabilitation Trevor Simeon still there takes over so good reps
for him because look backup's getting more reps. I'm never
against it. Why because you're gonna call on them at
some point. Very few guys are going to all seventeen, right,
(37:43):
and even then sometimes fourth quarters you'd like to, you know,
load manage a little bit as you start going to
the playoffs. Now, not a lot of room for errors
in the AFC. I think that's the one thing that
we have to be cognizant of. So you know, it's
it's out there with the asterisk on it. But given
the report, yeah, plenty of time before the opener to
(38:04):
get back and get right.
Speaker 1 (38:05):
Yeah, plenty of time to be nerve. You're talking about
still a few days left to go in July, all
of August, the first eight to nine days of September.
And look, he's gonna need to be back a few
days before the beginning of the regular season, just to
get back back in the swing. But quarterbacks don't really
get to need to be in football shape, right, I
mean not they don't need to be in shape. But quarterbacks,
(38:25):
it's not like running backs, wide receivers, defensive backs. You
can come off the injured list, play a bit, and
you're good to go, right, I feel share of the Look,
I mean, they play at the Browns on September tenth,
So as long as you get to the they might
not Yeah, they might not need him. It's the Browns.
They might be able to go with Trevor Simmeion, you
never know, could work. They could go with Kenander, they
(38:45):
could go with Achille Smith. You never know, could work.
Look at you, Look at that. Boomer could come out
and play. Sure, I bet you Boomer can still toss
it a little bit.
Speaker 3 (38:53):
Oh maybe maybe, I guess he's taken a little bit
of time off. Maybe it's his vacation. Maybe he's got
to go take some reps for the Bengals. While Joe
Burrow's out.
Speaker 1 (39:03):
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Speaker 2 (39:27):
It's supposed to be all weekend here at Rogers Center,
and he has rocked himself to put a third night home.
Speaker 4 (39:41):
So there it is.
Speaker 1 (39:41):
Bally Sports on the call the thirty ninth home run
of the year for show Hey Otani. He actually couldn't
bat in the ninth inning of a game that the
Angels were trailing with the bases loaded because he had
cramps and had to come out of the game. So
instead of potentially a game tying triple or a game
busting grand slam, he didn't.
Speaker 4 (40:02):
Get to hit.
Speaker 1 (40:03):
The Angels sent up a pinch hitter, struck out looking,
and the Angels get cooled off a little bit. Four
to one is your final. But here's Otani continuing to
prove that hey, we're all emboldened by the trade deadline.
I'm staying we're getting help. It's awesome. So things have
been good for the Angels. Things are getting better for
the Dodgers, even though they lost tonight. They made a
(40:24):
big trade today. They got Joe Kelly, they got lance
Lynn and I'm telling you, Mike Carmen, They've added a
lot of players over the course last couple of days.
I'm at Rosario had a big night tonight in his debut,
had a single and an RBI, couple of nice plays
at shortstop. They've added some pretty good players over the
course of the past few days, some solid players that
are gonna help them. They have one more big deal
(40:46):
in them. They're gonna get a big bopper. Maybe it's
they're gonna get another starter, but I don't see that
being a high ends. It's more of an innings eater
guy like lance Lynn. But they're gonna make a trade,
whether it's noan Or or Notado, because they'll move on.
If the Cardinals ragging their feet too much, they'll move on.
They'll get another big hitter by the deadline, because that's
what they're looking for they have one more. Bit's not
(41:07):
gonna be pet Alonso would be you know, it's not
to be Peter Alonzo.
Speaker 3 (41:10):
He's white hot with those home runs, sell, sell, you
know what.
Speaker 1 (41:14):
I'll give you Pete Alonzo, But you gotta take Verlander, En,
Schurzer and Canna.
Speaker 3 (41:18):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (41:19):
Let's see who else I wants you to take. Yeah,
just you're getting everybody you gotta retake. Take all those guys. Frostburg,
I'll give him, all those guys. You gonna take Lin
Door and his salary. Take all those guys, gotta take
them off.
Speaker 3 (41:30):
I will say this, I appreciate the brilliance of Otani
and the next home run, but uh, Bobby Witt Junior
can't get in even with a walk off grand slam
Speaker 1 (41:40):
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before you get into a big story, big quarterback store
in the NFL. Justin Frosberg has big lottery news to
bring us right now. He has got big lot I mean, wait,
first of all, did you win? Did you win? Is
that what it is?
Speaker 3 (01:03):
He's still here, so no, I never.
Speaker 4 (01:04):
See you guys again.
Speaker 1 (01:05):
Oh yeah, yeah, we would have. He would have middle
fingered us on the way out and it just what happened.
Speaker 3 (01:09):
He might have taken the FCC fine, because that would
only be like I want.
Speaker 5 (01:12):
To put on and cursed you guys out right, all right,
what do you got for Sean Payton? So we got
no winners? It was nine hundred and forty million. We
still have no winners. There hasn't been a winner since
April eighteenth, and it's now at one point four billion dollars.
Speaker 1 (01:30):
Wow, my dad will actually play this because he's one
of those people that goes, he's one of those people
that goes, oh you know, I don't.
Speaker 4 (01:36):
I don't.
Speaker 1 (01:36):
I don't play unless it gets up to it closer
to a billion dollars. I don't. I don't get out.
I don't get out of bed unless it's close to
a billion dollars. Wow, I didn't know he rolled like that. Yeah,
that's how my dad rolls. That's how my dad rolls.
Speaker 4 (01:47):
Yeah, you're buying him tickets to games?
Speaker 1 (01:49):
No, no, no, no, he's one no he no, he
hasn't won. He just like he's won the lotter. Yeah,
I'd feel like he would have a much different life
than if he'd won.
Speaker 4 (01:59):
I Thinkipping says this.
Speaker 1 (02:01):
No, no, no, no, my dad is not. Now, my
dad's the one that you know. My dad gave me
a great hot take this week. He thinks Ellie de
la Cruz is overrated. He goes, he's a flash in
the pan. I go, why he goes, because he's too tall.
Speaker 3 (02:13):
That's my dad.
Speaker 1 (02:14):
Just his strike zones too big. They're gonna figure him out.
I go, like Judge, like they figured out Aaron Judge's
drig zone. He only had sixty two home runs. No,
he's too tall, So Ellie de la Cruz too tall
to be good that according to my dad, Walt Smith.
There you go, hot take.
Speaker 3 (02:27):
Well, he's just thinking back to Kevin Moss, who had
that great crouch was hitting home runs, and then when
maddingly had his back issues, he changed his stance. Mass
said yeah, I probably should do that too, and then
he was too.
Speaker 1 (02:39):
Tall, flashing the fan. He's too tall. I never heard
about that for a play. You know the guys, he's
too tall.
Speaker 4 (02:44):
What does your dad say about Otani?
Speaker 1 (02:46):
He's not gonna say, Oh, he's not a Yankee yet.
He goes, Oh, we'll get him, no worry, we'll get
him next to you. Not a Yankee yet, I can't
anything bad about somebody who's gonna be a Yankee at
some point that that's he says about Otani. I mean,
because everybody that doesn't play for the Yankees is worthless.
Like that's you don't play for the Yankees, you are
you are worthless?
Speaker 4 (03:03):
There was worthless?
Speaker 1 (03:04):
Not worth it? Who's who is Yankees?
Speaker 3 (03:06):
Wow?
Speaker 5 (03:06):
They had Aaron Judge back for the playoff push tonight.
Yeah they got shut out. Yeah they lost.
Speaker 1 (03:10):
They lost on a walk off tonight. And uh, I
think he walked twice, right, Judge walked twice tonight. It'd
be three maybe three times. Yeah, it didn't matter a run,
it doesn't matter. And my dad will just blame the
bullpen no matter what happens with the Yankees, will blame
the bullpen. The Yankees could lose one nothing in eighteen innings,
go oero for twenty with runners in scoring position, and
they could lose on a on a three base error,
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and I would say, wow, it was a tough one.
Last time. My dad would go, Yeah, the bullpen, they
just stink, Dad. The bullpen's eight eighteen innings of no
hits and the only brother was allowed on a three
base Yeah. No, the bullpen just stinks. That's just a
bow the ball.
Speaker 3 (03:46):
Well, what's their fault?
Speaker 1 (03:47):
Yeah, that is shay you here, all right, they gave
up the run. You are right, you are right now.
They could be the one the.
Speaker 4 (03:52):
F bombs towards Aaron Boone.
Speaker 1 (03:54):
Uh, you know, No, Boone's gotta go. Boon's got I
mean after this year, Boon's, Boon's gotta go, Cashman's gotta go.
Everybody's got to go after this year. Gotta go, Yeah, everybody, everybody.
My dad, my Dad's great. If the thing is my
dad's gotta go, Dad, my dad. But the thing is
is backing it up, Like wow, why do you think
that he needs a little bit more practice, Like he
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needs a little bit more being able to explain his
his hot takery, Like I mean, Ellie Day La Cruz
is ground Ellie Day, whoa, I've never heard that? Whoa
you think he's but why he's too tall? Wait? What
that's great?
Speaker 3 (04:27):
I'm so off the radar. What come on? All the
hot takery, all the analysis, all the pundits, I mean,
because we've got I mean thousands of people, not to
mention the message boards, blogs and everything else, all these
social media channels. I don't think I've.
Speaker 1 (04:44):
Ever heard that used.
Speaker 3 (04:45):
I mean, it is an original take.
Speaker 1 (04:47):
He's too tall, dad, He's as tall as Aaron Judges.
Speaker 3 (04:50):
Too high?
Speaker 1 (04:51):
No, no, no, he's too tall. See how high he
is in the box and go yeah, because he's tall.
Speaker 3 (04:57):
Too high, too high.
Speaker 1 (05:01):
I never heard that, At least I was hoping at
some point he would say that for an NBA player.
No he's too tall. He's not. He's too tall. He's
too tall. When yah, I'm a bust. Why too tall?
Too tall? Wait what? Yeah? No, he's due to seven
to five. Too tall. That's too tall. He can't do it.
I can't do it.
Speaker 3 (05:14):
Yeah, that's it works.
Speaker 1 (05:16):
But hey, speaking of a hot take, this is one
of those where it's gonna sound like a hot take,
but it's not because they look big. Quarterback news going
on the last twenty four hours in the NFL will
have a bid on Joe Burrow coming up in a
few minutes. But with the return to practice this week
of Brock Party, everybody's favorite player. A year ago, you know,
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ripped up his elbow in the NFC Championship game. UCL
surgery didn't know when he was gonna come back. For
the forty nine ers. What did the forty nine ers
do well? They have trade Lance, they moved up to
get in the first round twelve years ago. He's gonna
be thirty five this year and they go out and
they signed Sam Darnold. Okay, so why I get it?
You're not sure you know when when brock party is
coming back. It's a UCL injury. It's very tough. He
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came back this week. Brock Purdy, no limitations, Everything is fine. Okay,
Well be a bit before he gets back in with
the ones. Uh uh. A breakdown today of the snaps
taken with the first team offense the last two days
at forty nine ers camp, Brock Purdy fifty percent and
Sam Donald and Trey Lance are down at about twenty percent.
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Lance through four passes today completed one. Two were gimmes
that he didn't throw. Well. The only drama left because
now that Purdy is back and the forty nine ers
had to make moves because you don't know where a
UCL injury coming late January, you don't know when a
guy's gonna be ready to play, so you had to
make the moves. I get it going again, Sam Donald.
But this is a move done. I believe with this
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outcome in mind, there's no way Trey Lance breaks camp
with the forty nine ers. He has not performed well.
He's not going to get the job. Obviously. They have
decided Brock Purdy is our guy, and look at what
he accomplished, and you know it sucks for Trey Lance.
He couldn't get on the field. He hasn't played a
lot of football. They moved up to get him in
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the draft, but you know what, you got to move
on from that. Now you've become a pretty good team
minute to the NFC Championship game. It doesn't matter. Sometimes
just swinging miss on a draft pick, it happens. But
just because he was a first round picking a quarterback,
the Niners have held on to him for so long
and he can't get on the field, and he can't
keep the job when he's on there, and the fact
that already he's seen his first team reps get cut
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more than in half. They are gonna look to trade
him and he's not gonna break camp with the forty
nine ers because the Niners can't keep all three of
these quarterbacks there. Their quarterbacks this year are gonna be
brock Purdy, and then it's gonna be Sam Darnald. You've
heard players say wonderful things about Sam Donald and hey,
he's come in and look, Donald's a backup, and he
gets that. But Perty's someone who came in and was
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better than any quarterback they've had in the last couple
of years. And they've gone to an NFC championship with
Jimmy Garoppolo, and brock Purdy was better and he had
a pretty good body of work show you how good
he was. Who knows what the NFC title game would
have been like if Perty didn't get hurt and Niners
had somebody else to play quarterback, but they didn't, so
it was a sad game all around. We're just waiting
for the game to end because I doesn't have anybody else.
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So Perty's gonna be the guy, and Trey Lance is
gonna get dealt. It's gonna happen sometime in the next
couple of weeks, and there's a couple of teams that
are gonna be in and right fits to get Trey
Lance for this year. But I'm telling you, Mike, before
we get into those teams, Trey Lance is gonna be gone.
And the Niners have to bite the bullet and move on,
and they're going.
Speaker 3 (08:31):
To Yeah, I just think you're you're at a point
where and look, obviously it's limited reps and sample sizes
and stuff, but you've been watching him for years and
in the off seasons and going through the paces and
and whatever it is behind the scenes in terms of
that development, if you're not seeing it in your on
field reps, and it hasn't earned him more on field reps,
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even with Purdy and the UCL issue, right, because I
mean that's the other side. He's coming back, and yes,
I know no limitations, but you would still think in
the opening of camp perhaps those percentages would still be
a little more even than they are between Purdy coming
off the injury and certainly Lance. Whatever you think of
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Sam Darnold, Again, he's only twenty five years old, right,
I know he's on another squad here, and and you
know there's a lot of people that still stand by
the Sam Sam Sam mantra that we had years ago,
and that I mean, you cut that guy loose as
fast as you could. But I think you're in a
situation with Lance is you've had several years. Remember he
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didn't play a lot of college ball either when they
did trade up to get him at number three overall.
So some of it was we get him in the
building and we try to develop him, et cetera. And
then you have, you know, your career and your progress
beset by injury after injury. At some point it's sunk costs.
It's time to move forward. You've got a roster. George
Kittle was talking about it. It's a roster that's, you know,
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ready to win. Now, we've got to take advantage of
the window. And he kind of danced around the window
idea because but you look at guys that need to
get paid or guys that are aging, you know, aging out,
you know in another year or two. I mean, that's
how cruel this business is. That you've got to pick
your guy and push ahead. And Purty, based on the
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performance last year, seems to be the obvious choice. If
he's healthy.
Speaker 1 (10:26):
Yeah, and they're gonna wait a few days. I'm sure
they're gonna wait and see, Okay, how has Purdy's elbow
responded to coming back and throwing and make sure okay,
and once once they feel comfortable that he can take
the everyday reps and everything. Then they're gonna move them
and they're gonna trade Tree Lance.
Speaker 3 (10:40):
And the team.
Speaker 1 (10:40):
There's a couple of teams out there that fit in
the right You gotta fit in the right slot to
trade for Trey Lance.
Speaker 4 (10:47):
Right.
Speaker 1 (10:47):
You have to be a team that goes into the
season with a quarterback situation that you have one guy
but there's really nobody else. And if you need to
make a move in the middle of the season, you
can go to Trey Lance right because it's because he's
going in Are you gonna keep him after this year?
Who knows you either. All said, at quarterback, you have
a young guy you want to develop. But there's a
couple of teams out there that would fit the bill
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to trade for Trey Lance. And the first one is
the Patriots because you know that there's a lot there's
a lot of bad blood between Belichick and mac Jones,
and if mac Jones doesn't start out on fire, Belichick
will have no problem benching him. Now, is Bailey Zappy?
The guy they'd probably bring back Drew blood Sappy, But
that's a guy that would fit. Okay, Trey Lance can
come in, take a month and a half to learn
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the playbook not to play right away. And we get
to week six, week seven, and we're playing okay. Because
the Patriots will always play okay, their defense will play
really well. They can say, you know what, sorry, Mac,
but we got to go with somebody more dynamic, and
Trey Lance. If he shows change of scenery, different playbook,
different things, he can get a chance to play. The
Patriots can take him. That's the first team. The other
team is Tampa Bay. They're going in with Baker Mayfield.
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And you know that Baker Mayfield someone that could easily
just completely throw up on himself in the first few weeks.
And what are you gonna do, go to Kyle Trask. No,
you're trying to rebuild the team here post Tom Brady.
You watch Baker Mayfield go to Carolina last year and
not play well. Why they suddenly think he's our guy?
I don't know. He had a couple of nice weeks
with the Rams, but we've kind of seen the Baker
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Mayfield movie. So getting Trey Lance, Hey bring him in
the middle of the camp again a month and a
half to learn the playbooks. See how it goes. Baker
Mayfield stinks we need some kind of jolt, and we're
playing in a bad division. No one's gonna get out
to a seven and one start in that division because
it's terrible. Hey, now we can go to Trey Lance
and he can be our quarterback and you're not gonna
have to give up a lot for him, probably maybe
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a fourth round pick to get Trey Lance. Patriots and
Tampa Bay those are the two teams he's an absolute
great fit for.
Speaker 3 (12:44):
Yeah, I look at New England and I'm curious with
Mac Jones, what the vibe is him and Bill O'Brien
and what they can coax out of Jones with the
re revamped I mean just completely redone receiving core. I mean,
are they any better at evaluating the talent this time around?
I don't know, but we're certainly gonna see Stevenson a
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good back you always have, like you said, a good defense.
So they're gonna be hanging around. Just can you punch
on the scoreboard a little bit to hang with the
other teams in the East, because that's obviously the deficiency
and there is a gap even when you look at
Miami and where they are. As for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
(13:28):
I mean, look Baker's gonna get his shot. You got
some receivers, you got a good running back and White
and get a piece back on your offensive line. The
emotions of getting healthy and getting right. So I'm hopeful
for Baker because I think it'll be more fun with Baker.
But I don't think the trade would happen this soon.
(13:48):
I think someone would need to get hurt. I think
you'd need to see an injury or two to motivate
the marketplace before he gets dealt.
Speaker 1 (13:56):
Those injuries could change things. But obviously you don't know
who's gonna get hurt. But you're looking at teams that
in the next week or two they're looking for trades. Yeah,
and the other one would be awesome and it fits
except for who the starting quarterback was, because tell me,
Trey Lance wouldn't fit with the Raiders. No, you have
Jimmy Garoppolo who can't stay healthy. You have no idea
just was able to pass his uh his physical be
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able to get back on the field. He can't stay healthy.
But really, you're gonna say, hey, Jimmy, we're bringing in
Trey Lance to the vacuum. It's gonna be just like
San Francisco. Man, you just move south little bit down
to Vegas, and now we're gonna get Trey Lance. It's
gonna be awesome.
Speaker 3 (14:32):
This is so great. They're taking for Caleb. Man, what
are you talking about? Oh?
Speaker 1 (14:38):
There is that there, there is that move. Hey, we're
not gonna make that trade because we're taking for Caleb.
But boy, how much fun would that be? Jimmy and
they would do every interview together on Fox before games
in the fall.
Speaker 3 (14:48):
Yeah? Great?
Speaker 1 (14:49):
How funny is that we were both supposed to be
forty nine ers? An now we're here in Las Vegas.
Speaker 3 (14:53):
Great?
Speaker 1 (14:54):
Great, great, Greg, that would be awesome. Oh to be nice.
All of a sudden, Hey, we got a surprise for you, Jimmy,
guess who's dating cantermea. It's Trey Lance. Oh that would
be awesome. Oh that'd be something. Uh, twitter at how
about a Fresco Mike and swollen Dome? Get ready, you
can have Trey Lance. I'm telling you forty nine ers.
I'm telling you the the Patriots call the forty nine ers,
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Speaker 1 (16:46):
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And with all the games over now in Major League Baseball,
Moneyball is on so we got that on four TV's
right here, Mike Harmon. Well, actually, sorry, we have World
Cup on one Australia Nigeria, and we have Moneyball on
the rest of the televisions.
Speaker 3 (17:06):
Yeah, I've got a Dark Night and the World Cup
so yeah, oh.
Speaker 1 (17:10):
Sorry, we had we had Big Lebowski on one, but
now it's over. So yeah, and it's Friday night man,
And it's the trade deadline scene where where he gets
Ricardo rncone? Does he get rincone? That's hardcore?
Speaker 4 (17:23):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (17:23):
What can we get twenty six years old? Double A
forget it now. I want to say this because I
don't want you guys to screw this up for me,
because This is a very big deal. We got a
big football story coming up in a minute, but I
would screw.
Speaker 4 (17:34):
This up for me.
Speaker 3 (17:34):
If you guys are just me, you.
Speaker 1 (17:36):
And and everybody, I need you to start calling me
Subway Smith. These are calling me Subway Smith. Subway just
announced a contest that's gonna run from.
Speaker 4 (17:46):
The first to the fourball.
Speaker 1 (17:48):
Please know where they're gonna pick a winner who if
they change their name legally to Subway, they get free
Subway for life. You change your name legally to Subway,
free Subway for life.
Speaker 4 (18:03):
To Hi.
Speaker 1 (18:03):
Are they gonna pay for this? First of all, they're
gonna pay for all the legal fees that you have
to change your name to subway, and they're gonna give
you fifty thousand dollars as part of Subway gift cards.
And me being you know, I'm fifty two, I think
fifty thousand dollars worth of Subway I think that's a
pretty good deal. I'm I'm stoked for that. And plus,
Subway Smith. That's a pretty good nickname man, Like I
(18:24):
could think of worse nicknames in Subway. Subody's a pretty
good nickname man, Subway. Yeah, welcome to Subway.
Speaker 2 (18:30):
That'd be great.
Speaker 3 (18:32):
I think that's that's pretty good. Welcome to Subway Smith.
Yeah right, you really kind of change that up. Let's see,
we could get you what did you say, you're fifty two. Yeah,
we can get you to fifty nine, not eating subway well,
twenty five hundred sandwiches, okay, six point eight five years.
Speaker 1 (18:54):
No, that's the way it's got a go.
Speaker 3 (18:56):
We'll get you just shy of your Earth sixtieth birthday.
Speaker 1 (18:59):
I can get I can get what you said.
Speaker 3 (19:01):
It's about twenty bucks for a combo, right.
Speaker 1 (19:03):
Probably about between fifteen and twenty dollars for what I
would because I would get I would get any foot long.
I get a foot long, and i'd get either two
cookies or chips and a drink that I would refill
before I left. That's what I would get. That's a
little bit less than twenty bucks.
Speaker 3 (19:18):
Okay, that's the only way to get me seven years. Yeah, really,
it's gotta be more than that.
Speaker 1 (19:23):
No, if I go once a day, I was saying twice.
Speaker 3 (19:25):
If I go once a day, no, because you're you're
looking at twenty five hundred days, okay, in about twenty
twenty bucks a day. That's that's fifty grand.
Speaker 4 (19:35):
That's it.
Speaker 1 (19:36):
That's not Subway for life. I gotta I gotta spoil. Okay,
what if I went every other.
Speaker 3 (19:41):
I mean look that that means we take the under
on your life expectancy in the Actually, what if what
if I am under sixty years old?
Speaker 4 (19:48):
What if you?
Speaker 3 (19:49):
No?
Speaker 1 (19:49):
No, no, what if I went every other day? Because
because I was thinking, like, oh, then you can stretch
that out. Now we're talking, you know you can do
that over about thirteen years. So yeah, so now we
get you towards retirement. Because I was thinking I could
even run it. Where if they give it to me
in gift cards, Like I go to one subway, get
a sandwich, go to another subway, get a sandwich for Pam,
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go toother subway, get a sandwich for Zoe, and we
just all eat together for free, except we eat at
different times because you know, I'm gonna eat my sandwich first,
and we're gonna get yours. We're gonna get yours. Gotta
go to three different subways. But why not? That might work.
Speaker 3 (20:21):
It's an interesting promotion. It would cost more than fifty
eight thousand dollars for me to change my name for
a brand.
Speaker 4 (20:28):
You already changed your name to Mike.
Speaker 3 (20:32):
It's not my fault. They screwed up the imaging when
I first started.
Speaker 1 (20:36):
Hey, dude, you could call and be Jersey Mike. You
could call Jersey Mikes same. See if they're doing the
subway nay man, you'd be Jersey Mike. You wouldn't be
Jersey Mike if they did that for you for no sure,
sure you would be for fifty grand in sandwiches. Yeah,
you would be, not just for you.
Speaker 3 (20:51):
No, I won't legally change my name if that becomes
the moniker on the show because of a no, no.
Speaker 1 (20:56):
No Illegally, you gotta legally do this. Man, Come on,
you can't just say no. Parents still with me. My
dad wants any part of that. Your dad would say,
oh you get free sandwich? Can you get me A
dad probably would, Yeah, he'd probably.
Speaker 3 (21:10):
He does this motion where he's like, look, he had
a trachy out of me almost twenty five years ago,
so you know, the buzzer to be used, it's got
to be something he really wants to say. So this
is one where he'd kind of noddy and kind of
do the half to Nero kind of look with the
hand waving at you and then give you the you know,
plus minus kind of thing, waving the hand at you.
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I think he'd be on board.
Speaker 4 (21:32):
Carl would start dating snooky.
Speaker 1 (21:35):
Hell, you know what, he'd be a Jets fan.
Speaker 3 (21:38):
How long do I gotta do? Go on with that?
Speaker 1 (21:40):
He'd be a Devils fan. Everything would happen.
Speaker 3 (21:44):
I'll paint my chest the lugs.
Speaker 1 (21:46):
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you'd say Clerks is your
favorite movie. All those things would happen.
Speaker 3 (21:50):
I don't really.
Speaker 1 (21:52):
There you go, and your dad would be ovulating. Can
you get me sandwiches too? Yeah? Oh okay, you eat
your dad free sandwiches. He'd be on board my dad,
same thing. Can I a sandwich?
Speaker 4 (22:00):
Yeah?
Speaker 3 (22:00):
Sure that.
Speaker 1 (22:01):
Now I gotta change your name.
Speaker 3 (22:02):
Yeah, but now now we're changing the math. Right If
suddenly you're buying a bunch of other people sandwiches, I mean, yeah,
you want to share the wealth, but remember that goes
against your fifty thousand dollars, not to mention you're probably
gonna have to pay taxes on it.
Speaker 1 (22:18):
Yeah, I can track. I can stretch a buck. No,
I'm good, I can. I can stretch it out. I'd
be okay, I mean to do that, I'd be able
to figure that out. And I tell them, listen, you can't.
You can't even taxes on this if you're giving me,
if you're giving me in a in a form of
a gift card, I don't think you have to do that.
I don't think you have to pay taxes if it's
a gift card. Well, unless I'm wrong about that. Hey,
(22:39):
these this advice is entertainment. Purpose is always going to say,
I don't think I have to pay tax if it's
a gift card.
Speaker 3 (22:43):
Say in the Lock of the week, I don't know.
If you give me a big gift, I don't have to.
I could.
Speaker 1 (22:48):
I could replace Jim Kramer in Mad Money. Right, Yeah,
you don't have to pay taxes on that if you
don't want to.
Speaker 3 (22:54):
Well, you know what he said, plenty of wrong things,
so you're not far off.
Speaker 1 (22:57):
Although really I could say you don't have to pay
taxes if you don't want to, and said is you
might go to prison, but you don't have to pay
tax if you don't want to.
Speaker 4 (23:03):
You've stolen the mailbox.
Speaker 3 (23:04):
See if they catch you. Exactly, you're already on the lamb.
All these years.
Speaker 1 (23:08):
You weren't statute of limitation, No, No, it's not not
on a Sunday. Not when there's no mail on a Sunday.
I keep telling you guys, that's not true. Yeah, it's
one hundred percent. I mean you've not had.
Speaker 3 (23:18):
Mail delivered on a Sunday.
Speaker 1 (23:20):
No, because mail doesn't come on a Sunday.
Speaker 3 (23:22):
Yeah it does.
Speaker 1 (23:22):
The only way you have mail on the Sunday is
you are really bad mail persons and they didn't get
to you on Saturday. That's the only way you get
mail on Sunday.
Speaker 3 (23:29):
Not anymore.
Speaker 1 (23:30):
Yeah, you're for a world man. No, I get mail
on Sunday. Doesn't happen on Sunday. Where do you live?
I live where they deliver mail six days a week.
Speaker 3 (23:37):
He lives next to JJ.
Speaker 1 (23:38):
I have good mail carriers, and who get me the
mail when they're supposed to?
Speaker 3 (23:42):
Not? Now you're just the work of mail carriers. I
care you.
Speaker 1 (23:46):
I just said I have good mail carriers. You maybe
you're the.
Speaker 3 (23:48):
Backbone of America if you get mail on Saturday. John,
I'm saying there there, you're the one saying that. I
didn't say that. You just said that, and I could.
It's not you, subway smith. Just like that, the subway
smith Subway Smith. I'd walk into every subway and I
would have it. They would go, so you're the one
(24:10):
that's me. Can I see your driver's license? Yep, here
you go, buddy. Here's a new advertising campaign of Jason
Now Subway Smith, the official signing of that legal document,
raising his right hand to swear that he's not on
the lamb for any I mean, look, you'll be lying
and it'll be all on tape. But then you know,
it becomes this giant commercial line. Why does the guy
(24:31):
never wear sleeves?
Speaker 1 (24:35):
Bess trumpet, Subway Smith, sleevelessway Smith?
Speaker 3 (24:40):
Didn't your nickname used to be sleeves anyway? Yeah?
Speaker 1 (24:43):
That works, But now be said, now, Subways allth you
he's on me, Subway.
Speaker 4 (24:46):
It's up.
Speaker 1 (24:47):
Sub You call me sub so that's fine. You do that,
call me sub Come me a s dub Subway. That's fine,
it would work. Subway. Can we call you fake meat? No,
that's harmon. That's harmon. It's how about way friends, Mike,
it's hoare you?
Speaker 3 (25:03):
Here's nothing fake about this? Pure harmon.
Speaker 1 (25:06):
The Jason Smith Show with Mike Harbon. We have the
big football story coming up in ninety seconds. But first
Steve de Seger has what's trending in the wide world
of sports.
Speaker 6 (25:14):
As the speaking of football, there were some items on Friday.
The Bengals say quarterback Joe Burrows out several weeks after
yesterday's strained calf, and he is still in negotiations for
a new contract. Dolphins defensive back Jalen Ramsey is expected
to be out until December after knee surgery today. He
was injured at practice yesterday. NFL Network says he had
a full meniscus repair. Free agent running back Dalvin Cook
(25:37):
says the odds are high that he signs with the Jets.
He's visiting them this weekend. Miami is also an option.
The Seahawks signed rookie defensive back Devin Witherspoon, the last
of the unsigned first rounders.
Speaker 1 (25:48):
Now he'll report to camp.
Speaker 6 (25:49):
Saints guard Trey Turner is reportedly out for the year
with the torn quad. He just signed with them this week,
but was heard at practice today. New Orleans gave long
snapper Zach Wood an extension, and the Texans signed to
George Fann.
Speaker 1 (26:01):
At the Women's World.
Speaker 6 (26:02):
Cup late tonight on FS one, Sweden versus Italy at
three thirty am Eastern time. Fox TV will have a
double header Saturday morning Brazil versus France six am Eastern,
then Jamaica versus Panama eight thirty am Eastern on Fox.
This past day, England beat Denmark, won nothing with an
early goal. China beat Haiti won nothing with a late
penalty kick despite playing ten on eleven for most of
(26:25):
the match. The Americans next game is late Monday against Portugal.
The late game in Major League Baseball Tonight's Cincinnati win
at Dodgers Stadium six ' five over LA. The Reds
turned three double plays and scored on a basis loaded
walk and a basis loaded hit batter in the seventh.
The Reds game manager David Bell in extension through twenty
twenty six.
Speaker 1 (26:44):
Tonight.
Speaker 6 (26:44):
The Dodgers are the first place team in the NLS,
still three games over San Francisco, four up on Arizona.
San Francisco was beaten at home by the Red Sox
three to two. Save to ken Lee Jansen, Boston has
won five straight. Arizona beaten at home by Seattle. Mariners
scored four times in the top of the first and
defeated Arizona five to two. San Diego and Joe Musgrove
(27:05):
down Texas seven to one. Texas All Star catcher Jonah
Hims on the injured list with a bad wrist off
the injured list. Finally for the Yankees Aaron Judge. He
went over one three walks Baltimore and the Yanks were
tied zero zero until a homer in the bottom of
the ninth one at from Anthony Santander. There had been
a rain delay at the start of nearly two and
a half hours. The Orioles are first in the Al East,
(27:28):
still a game and a half up on Tampa Bay,
which won its game with a run in the top
of the ninth four to three at Houston, beating closer
Ryan Presley. Miami down Detroit six to five. Luisa Riaza
the Marlins went three for four. He's batting three point eighty.
Philadelphia's Kyle Schwarber with a two run homer in a
two to one victory at Pittsburgh. Toronto beat the Angels
(27:49):
four to one. Sho Heyo Toni did have a home
run in the first inning his thirty ninth, but he
was pinched hit four in the ninth inning due to
leg crams the day before, playing both ends of the doubleheader.
Whitched a one hitter complete game in Game one, homered
a couple times in Game two, but left yesterday in
Detroit due to cramping on.
Speaker 1 (28:07):
His left side.
Speaker 6 (28:08):
The White Sox ended a six game losing streak down
in Cleveland three to nothing. The White Sox traded pitcher
Lance Lynn to the Dodgers with reliever Joe Kelly, and
the White Sox traded reliever Kendall Graveman to Houston. The
MLB trade deadline is Tuesday. The Mets and Max Scherzer
beat Washington five to one. Pete Alonzo at two homers,
all five RBIs He's up to thirty home runs. Atlanta
(28:30):
at ten to seven win against Milwaukee. Matt Olson his
thirty third homer. Kansas City on a tenth inning grand
slam from Bobby Witt Junior beat Minnesota.
Speaker 1 (28:38):
Eight to five.
Speaker 6 (28:40):
Oakland an eight to five winner at Colorado, fourteen hits
for the A's, and the Cubs won their seventh straight
three to two at rival Saint Louis as the Cubbies
robed the Cardinals of the game winning homer bottom of
the ninth on a catch over the center field wall
by Mike Talkman to end the game back to you
thanks a.
Speaker 1 (28:56):
Bun Steve O The Jason Smith Show with Mike Carmen
Love Natyreck dot Com Studios. And I really don't know
if if sports fans understand the clarity and the decision
with how college football is going to end, because we've
gotten that answer in the last forty eight hours. I
don't mean end like they're not gonna play anymore. I mean,
(29:17):
how is all this crazy conference realignment going to end?
First it was, oh, Colorado's gonna leave for the Big twelve,
the school approves it. And now the one school that
the Pac twelve had with UCLA and USC leaving, Hey,
we got Deon Sanders, we got we have a big
star set at school. Nope, now they're gonna be going
back to the Big twelve. The PAC twelve says, when
(29:39):
we get our new TV deal, we are going to Hey,
we're gonna reach out and try to expand, expand. Who
are you gonna get? What are you gonna get? San
Diego State? What are you gonna get? You see Santa Cruz,
what are you gonna get? You're not gonna get anybody, right.
The ACC has said they want to expand and the
Big Twelve that's already getting Colorado has said they we
(30:00):
want to expand to fourteen teams as well. This is
how it's going to end. It's gonna end with the
PAC twelve being the new Mountain West or a conference
that just doesn't rate anymore. We're gonna talk about the
Power four conferences because the Pac twel is gonna have
nobody because Oregon's gonna leave, Washington's going to leave. The
Big Ten is gonna keep adding schools. I'm telling you,
(30:22):
eventually they're gonna rebrand as the Big twenty, and the
Big twelve is gonna get to fourteen, maybe sixteen schools.
Maybe they rebrand, but you're gonna have the Big Ten,
the Big Twelve, the ACC, and the SEC. That's how
it's going to go. And the PAC twelve is done
as a conference. It's over. You're not gonna get anybody
from other conferences to come out and play in the
Pac twelve because you don't have a TV deal and
(30:43):
we do and we're getting money and you don't want.
There's no way forward in college football for the Pac twelve.
So what we're gonna have now is that ultimate scenario
that John Calipari throughout there, like almost twelve years ago.
Now at this point, we're gonna have the four super conferences.
We'll have two divisions in each conference. We'll take the
playoff teams from there, and that's how we're gonna go forward.
(31:05):
Not gonna be any worry about, well we have the
five conferences. Should we take more from this? No, four
power conferences, And that's how it's going to go. And
having a seat at the table in one of those
four conferences that's all you need to be. It's gonna
be now a race with all of these schools to
get one of those seats. And Washington, Oregon they're gonna
wind up meeting with the Big Ten, they're gonna meet
with the Big twelve. Maybe with the ACC. It doesn't matter.
(31:27):
We'll plug fly three thousand miles to play a football game.
We don't care. We just need to be in the ACC.
But that's how it ends. For all the crazy college
football realignment where it seems like something changes every five minutes.
Now with the now upcoming death of the Pac twelve,
this is how it's gonna go.
Speaker 3 (31:43):
Yeah, I mean, look, it's constantly evolving, and certainly, you
know we go back a couple of years ago, or
it seems like a lifetime ago. When Texas at Oklahoma
we're getting ready to make their move and announce that.
It's like ad will never happen. There's too much legal lees,
too much of a fight. No, NCAA's got nothing left.
They negotiate how long you're going to be suspended at
(32:05):
this point instead of you know, determining a suspension. You
can commit hundreds of infractions and the only thing you
get is an eight million dollars fine and a miserably
low scholarship reduction total. Why because you picked up a
phone and you didn't get crazy like Harbaugh did when
(32:26):
he was under investigation. No, I mean all of that
is gone. And I had hope. You know, the PAC twelve,
since you no longer have Larry Scott, you can undo
some of the misery that he and those that were
in charge of those member institutions created as rights, fees
and negotiations all blew up. I had some hope, right
(32:48):
because in May of twenty twenty one, Larry Scott was
no longer there. Right commissioner was called quote the new
prototype for a sports commissioner. Problem is that was then
Oregon President Mike Shill that made that statement, the guy
who is running my university into the ground a phone
of no confidence. So now anything I might have said
(33:09):
about the hope for the PAC twelve of figuring things out,
now you got that guy's endorsement. You're done. Now.
Speaker 1 (33:14):
Look I wish it was there was a better way
forward because the Pack eight, the PAC ten, now the
PAC twelve. You know PAC sixteen, that looked like it
was gonna be one of those great conferences and now
Larry Scott it has got run into the ground. It's
it's amazing how far that conference fell in the last years.
I can't blame USC and UCLA for wanted to leave.
I can't blame Oregon and watched it when they wind
(33:37):
up leaving, I can't do it. I can't blame them.
This is this is how it's gotta go. But this
is how sports evolves. And you're either forward thinking and
you get a seat at the table, or you're left
sitting back going, oh, we'll get our table and you
wear the PAC twelve is we don't have any schools
here that that really rate nationally anymore, and we don't
have a TV deal and what are we gonna do?
(33:58):
I mean, you're done, You're absolutely done on Twitter at
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Speaker 1 (34:56):
I didn't want to say anything. It was like a
perfect game. I didn't want to jinx any tears or
fears at all tonight because tight shirts off. Now I'm
gonna get one at the end. Love this song, but
this song stinks. But at least it's not running up
that hill. So I guess you win, some of you
lose some Did you want running up that hill?
Speaker 4 (35:15):
No?
Speaker 3 (35:16):
No, that was kind of a request.
Speaker 1 (35:18):
No, no, no, stop all of you stop stop stop
stop stop hum requests. We'll get we'll get to the
play the night coming up in a couple of minutes.
But big news out of the NFL. Joe Burrow will
be sidelined a few weeks with a calf injury that
he suffered yesterday at Begel's camp. You saw the video
(35:41):
by now, he rolls out to pass, comes up lame
right away, recognizes that his leg doesn't feel right. Internet
doctors showing us yesterday. Well, his foot is moving. It
doesn't like it's an achilles, and it is a calf injury. Now,
he did have this calf taped up coming into practice,
so there's a little bit of mystery there, but it
looks like he's okay. He's gonna miss several weeks now.
(36:04):
This obviously is the best case scenario, because worst case
scenario isn't achilles or something in Burrow's gonna miss time.
This is not that big a deal, Joe Burrow. This
is just fine. He has missed lots of training camp before,
he has missed time. He has been injured before, missing
several weeks. It's still July. He doesn't need to be
able to be ready to go until the beginning of
(36:25):
nearly the second week of September. He's fine, all right.
If this turns into something bigger, you know that it's
not the injury that was reported. But if he's missing
this with a calf strain, I think he's gonna be fine.
I'm not too worried about the Bengals. I'm not too
worried about Joe Burrow. He's not gonna have a lot
of activity. He's not gonna play anyway in the preseason.
So yeah, he'll miss some camp reps over the course
(36:46):
of the next month. But he's played quarterback enough, and
I've seen him play enough. I've seen him when he's
coming off not playing. I think Joe Burrow's gonna be
just fine. This is not that big a deal. I
feel okay about Burrow and the Bengals going far.
Speaker 3 (37:00):
Yeah, I mean, certainly, as we sit here tonight. You
dodge the bullet with the medical reports and thank you
to all of those who, in the midst of their
practices or kids on vacation, decided to h and those
real doctors and those imagine doctors. You know, I saw
an injury like that, you know, and check the tape
(37:20):
kind of thing that it's not more serious, and that's great,
But you know, a couple of weeks of rest and
rehabilitation Trevor Simeon still there takes over so good reps
for him because look backup's getting more reps. I'm never
against it. Why because you're gonna call on them at
some point. Very few guys are going to all seventeen, right,
(37:43):
and even then sometimes fourth quarters you'd like to, you know,
load manage a little bit as you start going to
the playoffs. Now, not a lot of room for errors
in the AFC. I think that's the one thing that
we have to be cognizant of. So you know, it's
it's out there with the asterisk on it. But given
the report, yeah, plenty of time before the opener to
(38:04):
get back and get right.
Speaker 1 (38:05):
Yeah, plenty of time to be nerve. You're talking about
still a few days left to go in July, all
of August, the first eight to nine days of September.
And look, he's gonna need to be back a few
days before the beginning of the regular season, just to
get back back in the swing. But quarterbacks don't really
get to need to be in football shape, right, I
mean not they don't need to be in shape. But quarterbacks,
(38:25):
it's not like running backs, wide receivers, defensive backs. You
can come off the injured list, play a bit, and
you're good to go, right, I feel share of the Look,
I mean, they play at the Browns on September tenth,
So as long as you get to the they might
not Yeah, they might not need him. It's the Browns.
They might be able to go with Trevor Simmeion, you
never know, could work. They could go with Kenander, they
(38:45):
could go with Achille Smith. You never know, could work.
Look at you, Look at that. Boomer could come out
and play. Sure, I bet you Boomer can still toss
it a little bit.
Speaker 3 (38:53):
Oh maybe maybe, I guess he's taken a little bit
of time off. Maybe it's his vacation. Maybe he's got
to go take some reps for the Bengals. While Joe
Burrow's out.
Speaker 1 (39:03):
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Speaker 2 (39:27):
It's supposed to be all weekend here at Rogers Center,
and he has rocked himself to put a third night home.
Speaker 4 (39:41):
So there it is.
Speaker 1 (39:41):
Bally Sports on the call the thirty ninth home run
of the year for show Hey Otani. He actually couldn't
bat in the ninth inning of a game that the
Angels were trailing with the bases loaded because he had
cramps and had to come out of the game. So
instead of potentially a game tying triple or a game
busting grand slam, he didn't.
Speaker 4 (40:02):
Get to hit.
Speaker 1 (40:03):
The Angels sent up a pinch hitter, struck out looking,
and the Angels get cooled off a little bit. Four
to one is your final. But here's Otani continuing to
prove that hey, we're all emboldened by the trade deadline.
I'm staying we're getting help. It's awesome. So things have
been good for the Angels. Things are getting better for
the Dodgers, even though they lost tonight. They made a
(40:24):
big trade today. They got Joe Kelly, they got lance
Lynn and I'm telling you, Mike Carmen, They've added a
lot of players over the course last couple of days.
I'm at Rosario had a big night tonight in his debut,
had a single and an RBI, couple of nice plays
at shortstop. They've added some pretty good players over the
course of the past few days, some solid players that
are gonna help them. They have one more big deal
(40:46):
in them. They're gonna get a big bopper. Maybe it's
they're gonna get another starter, but I don't see that
being a high ends. It's more of an innings eater
guy like lance Lynn. But they're gonna make a trade,
whether it's noan Or or Notado, because they'll move on.
If the Cardinals ragging their feet too much, they'll move on.
They'll get another big hitter by the deadline, because that's
what they're looking for they have one more. Bit's not
(41:07):
gonna be pet Alonso would be you know, it's not
to be Peter Alonzo.
Speaker 3 (41:10):
He's white hot with those home runs, sell, sell, you
know what.
Speaker 1 (41:14):
I'll give you Pete Alonzo, But you gotta take Verlander, En,
Schurzer and Canna.
Speaker 3 (41:18):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (41:19):
Let's see who else I wants you to take. Yeah,
just you're getting everybody you gotta retake. Take all those guys. Frostburg,
I'll give him, all those guys. You gonna take Lin
Door and his salary. Take all those guys, gotta take
them off.
Speaker 3 (41:30):
I will say this, I appreciate the brilliance of Otani
and the next home run, but uh, Bobby Witt Junior
can't get in even with a walk off grand slam
Speaker 1 (41:40):
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