October 7, 2024 • 31 mins
Big Ben talks about the Cowboys comeback win against the Steelers on SNF, the Dodgers getting blown out by the Padres in Game 2 of the NLDS, Maller to the Third Degree, Insta-Advice Line, and much more!
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should be got to disagree with that, and he said
the game of the day was in Cincinnati. I guess
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he wasn't watching the Cowboy game. Maybe not, I don't know,
but that was the game of the night. Our lead
is from the confluence where the Mahangahela and the Allegany
get together. There they formed the Ohio River, Pittsburg, PA.
And that is where Chris Collinsworth and Mike Turrico stayed
up late in the night. I was loving people and
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aren't used to living our lives. Have to stay up
late and they freak out. I get a kick out
of it. I don't know if you do too, but
I worked overnight radio for most of my life, and
when people have to stay up late and they talk
about the dredgery, Oh you have to stay up late,
the nightmare, the horror of horrors, Oh my god. But
it was it made for TV matchup. The weather did
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not agree with that because there was an hour and
twenty five minute delay because of lightning. Now they used
to be a point where they played lightning and then
people died at football games being hit by lightning. So
the attorney said, you probably shouldn't do that anymore. So
they don't do that anymore. But I don't know if
you stayed up and watched it. I assume you did. You're
listening to this show right now. But it was our
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good mitzvah of the day. The thing that you did
not expect to happen happened at the time you did
not expect it to happen. What was that? Dak Prescott
Dakota a four yard touchdown pass to Jalen Tolbert with
twenty seconds remaining, And how about them Cowboy They slipped
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past the Insers twenty to seventeen on Monday, on early Monday,
well late Sunday, early my East coast, early Monday. But hey,
the Cowboys have now won two consecutive games. And that
after Dak Prescott has a seventy yard drive that ends
up with that lunging push across the goal line on
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fourth down, and Pittsburgh three and two on the other side,
they dropped their second consecutive game. They started out three
and ah. Remember all the people that were sucking the
toes of their quarterback. How's that working out for you? Yeah?
This was a sluggish effort by the Steelers who were
still in position to win, but because of the weather,
the game ended just a hair before here before one
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am Eastern time, twelve to fifty nine am on the dot.
But the better story is in the losing locker room,
and so that is where we will begin our frame
by frame breakdown here on the powerful microphones of FSR.
So the question, as we discussed, the question is how
are things going at this point for Justin Fields as
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Steelers QB one. So I've got autopilot, Anti Ann's and
Dragon and we will combine all of these things together
and we are going to make a migraine headache, which
is what Mike Tomlin likely has. So a this is
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a whatso as a teachable moment, teachable moment. Justin Fields
had the stage all to himself ready to go. I
was all set up home cooking tattered cowboy defense. Dallas
played a bunch of rags instead of the name brand guys.
The name brand guys were at the result thanks to
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way futile effort by Justin Fields. That was a rags
to riches type story for the defense. There is Justin Fields.
He looked like the same guy we thought he was
with the Chicago Bears. He can't blame the coaches now,
he can't blame his team mates. He's on a better team.
Supposedly he's got better coaching. But that was the same
old Justin Fields on auto pilot driving down Suck Avenue.
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That's the guy I remember from Chicago, Justin Fields, right,
How bad was he against? Again? I can't stress this enough.
The B side, the B side of the Dallas defense,
A bunch of dead beats in there for the Cowboys
and Justin Fields fifteen of twenty seven, right, fifteen, which
is not good. One hundred and thirty one yards. That's
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eight on twenty seven pass attempts. That's less than five
yards per attempt. Can you say dink and dunk? I
think you can. And yeah, one touchdown, no interception, he
didn't have a fumble. And what he has done now
I think is rather obvious here that the Steelers had
five punts, only seventeen first downs, But that's miss lead.
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They really had thirteen because four of them were gifted
by the Dallas defense with penalties, So really only thirteen
first downs the entire game by the Pittsburgh offense that
we're not gifted to them. So he has opened the door.
He has opened the door justin fields to Russell Wilson,
and I don't want to hear who's not fair? What
about the weather? Shut up? You lose the Russell Wilson,
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who I also think blows, is going to get an opportunity.
He's gonna get a chance instead of dead bolting the
door shut justin Fields like a Rancero has been the
welcoming committee. Mister unlimited, Come on in, mister unlimited, come
on in. Yeah you all right? Now? Another thought here
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as we unravel the Sunday night game, what the heck
went haywire for the Steeler defense? Like?
Speaker 2 (06:53):
What was that?
Speaker 1 (06:55):
Hey? I mean, we can pile on Justin Fields, and
rightfully so he deserves it, But what was that? Right
Pittsburgh Mike Tomlin betrayed, betrayed by his defense there for
all the stars, for all the stars players we've heard
of who didn't show up here. That was an emasculating
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performance by the Pittsburgh Steelers, the team that prizes themselves
on their defense. Anyway you slice, the Cowboys had two
hundred and nineteen more yards two hundred and nineteen more yards.
It's an insane amount and with no professional support, no
professional support for Justin Fields and the offense, the Yinsers
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were still in position to win the game. They had
a four point lead. Cowboys had to score a touchdown.
They got that little gimmick kicker that hits seventy yard
field goals. It seems like, so in this game, you
want to have the defense off am I wrong. You
want to have the defense on the field. You want
the defense on the field to slow down the offense.
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You're feeling pretty good about yourself. Cowboys took over four
point fifty six to go fourth quarter own thirty yard line.
They have to go seventy yards and the Steeler defense
was twisted into an anti Ans pretzel by Dakota Prescott.
Dak Prescott, Dallas matriculating the ball down the field fifteen plays,
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seventy yards, six first downs. They ate up four minutes
and thirty seconds on the game clock. And that was
a defensive performance that was equal to their crap bag quarterback,
mister Fields. Yeah, worthy of a terrible towel because that
was absolutely terrible for the Black and Yellow, Black and Yellow,
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black and yell all right last word. So clearly Dallas
wins the game. So how are things looking? Must be great, sunshine, rainbows, lollipops,
puppy dogs for the Dallas football team after that big win.
So how are things looking for dak Prescott and the
Cowboys after that game? So this is I would admit,
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it's a thing I did not expect to see happen.
If you would have told me prior to the game,
Cowboys but had the ball down by for need a
touchdown fourth quarter Pittsburgh Sunday night primetime game, island game,
No chance. I'll take the Steelers eight days a week.
And by the way, I did take that. I had
some really bad beats on the TV. I lost three
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games in the final minute of games. Terrible, terrible. That's
a different conversation, but this was I will concede a
hallmark win as much as a regular season win can
be for dak Prescott. Really, for him, it's the playoffs
that matter. But this is the kind of game that
you say is a launching pad type performance with all
the issues here, signature win for Dakota Prescott doesn't get
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many of these, does not. However, that being said, you
also have to believe in truth and broadcasting because it's
it's filled with gunk, it's filled with the drama o rama.
There continues to be this undercurrent of dragon breath between
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Ceedee Lamb and Prescott. You're watching the game where even
if you're blind and hurt it, you likely know of
the sideline Kurffluffel that was conked by the NBC camera,
so they caught it right there. Now, Dak Prescott tried
to ignore Ceedee Lamb. The fact that both these guys
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got paid. You would think it would be Kumbai. Yah. Hey,
we're both ridiculously rich, and we didn't really earn this
money because we earned. You earn the money in big
games in the playoffs, and we didn't. We don't play
well in big games of the Plus, we didn't really
earn the money, so we should be very happy. And
they weren't very happy. No, at least not Ceedee Lamb,
but just in general, the cow the fact that he
won this game and it was just slop. Mike McCarthy's
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team had four trips of the red zone. They were
one of four in the red zone eleven penalties for
eighty seven yards against the Dallas team. In general, two interceptions,
two fumbles in the game, one of them lost, so
there's a lot of sloppiness there, a lot to clean up, however,
the sweet smell of victory for the Cowboys in this game.
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from La La Land, the rare, inappropriate, rare and appropriate
baseball monologue on an NFL Sunday into a Monday. We've
been giving the green light here. Divisional Series round is underway.
The flag is on again on Saturday. Everyone playing it
on Sunday, just a couple of games NL side of
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the bracket. We were able to watch the activity. No
some have said the people in baseball should just give
up on Sunday and have no games on Sunday, just
give that to the NFL and play games on the
other nights. The MLBA people are like, now, we're gonna
play anywhere, so screw you. And they did. They played.
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They played two games. So my right hand was getting
a workout, as we like to say in these parts,
as I switched back and forth between the NFL and
the early game the Philadelphia Phillies and the New York Mets.
And then I was kind of lucky because in the
late game the Dodgers and the Padres, the Cowboy Game
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was delayed in an hour and a half, give or take,
so I was able to focus in and by the
time the Cowboy Game kicked off, the Dodger game was
over in terms of competition. It was over, so I
was able to focus more on the Cowboy game. So anyway,
if you didn't see it, here's the deal. You Darvish,
the man that started Game seven of the twenty seventeen
World Series and lost because the Astros were cheating the
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one thousand and two one thousand holes. But you, Doris shit.
Padres has used the Dodgers like silly Putty of late,
powerful Dodger lineup with all those Hall of famers at
the very top, and they got bupkus. They got bupkus,
you Darvis, limiting the Dodger offense to one run, three
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hits over seven sparkling innings, which is about as much
as you can expect in the modern game, the wussification
of modern professional baseball. Fernando to Taste, the great steroid cheat,
went deep a couple of times, so the Padres, he
was strutting around there showing everyone is junk in the outfield. Ie,
you enjoyed that, and the Padres tied up the Dodgers
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there hit six home runs a curb stopping at the ravine,
ten to two the finals, So that's one game, not
two not three, not four. I'm told it's now a
best of three series. The Padres have home field advantage.
But the better story is in the losing locker room.
As we are tied up at one one, so let
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us discuss the question where do things stand for the
Dowyers as the better story in the losing locker are
here after two games of the NLDS. So I've got medello, brand, ambassador,
and trumpet, and we will combine all of these things
together and we are gonna put on a happy face.
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All right, So number why? All right? So gay? But
look at this in the the prism of the thrilling
rally in game one, down three to nothing, you come
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off the deck, you win the game. All right, I'll stand,
but I would argue, and I think it'd be right
that what we saw of the recent vintage of Dodger
playoff baseball was much more online with what happened on Sunday,
all right. I mean it just was' those are the Dodgers,
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that's the Dave Robers Dodgers in the playoffs. And they've
already got the built an excuse. You know what they're
gonna say when things don't go right? Oh, we just
you know, the pitching fell apart. If we had our pitching,
we would have won. You know, that's going to be
the excuse. But I've seen it when they've had healthy
pitching in the playoffs. Here, they just go out there
and the clueless they played gutlass baseball. Now. The word
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I jotted down when I was I had my little
notepad app on my phone, I was watching, I wrote
some notes there. The word I wrote down was upstaged.
That the Dodger players were yet again upstaged by the
opponent in this game. And San Diego, to their credit,
they played with swagger and rasmataz and they embraced the
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villain roll. They enjoyed that, which is it's fun to
play on the road and everyone's out against you and
all that, and the Dodger fans were giving them a
hard time and and whatnot. And Fernando ta Totisse there
was strutting and doing all that in the outfield like
he was at Chippendale's bar somewhere and just having a
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fine time. A living testimonial for Nado totis to the
power of sterneoids. It's got to be very upsetting to
the ts he's not that old guy. No matter what
he does the rest of his career, it doesn't matter.
He's a loser. It's gotta be tough. But I will
give him credit and to be fair, you know, I
want to be you know, shock shock guy and all that.
And when I see something, I report on it. And
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it certainly appears that he has gone to the pharmacy
to tease. He's gotten the right combination of ringworm medication.
Wink wink, nod nord. Yeah, that's what it was. It
was the ring worm, the powerful ringworm. Yeah, that's it.
That's just so good. Oh, it's so good. And then
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you had the backdrop the Madhouse at Chavez Ravine and
been there many times over the years, back before I
was banned because of Otani, when I was welcomed by
the Dodgers, and I've seen it. I was at the
last game ever that ended in baseball by forfeit. It
was a Dodger Cardinal game many many years ago, and
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I recall the Cardinal players, Brian Jordan, who would play
in the NFL and baseball. Brian Jordan loved it. I
remember being in the locker room after the Cardinal lockerway
was like, this is the coolest thing. It was awesome
running off the field. And the game was not suspended.
It was paused, but it wouldn't they zoom play after
about ten minutes or so at the ravine, But the
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fans were chucking baseballs and other crap on the field
and the Padres. Of course, nobody wants to mention this,
but they were inciting the crowd. So it's it's like, Okay,
the fans are all drunk, they're all pounded medello out
in the pavilion, and then the Padre players are are
trying to ignite the fire and the It is rather embarrassing.
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I also jotted this down. Is just let me ask
you this, is this too harsh? That it's a bad
sign When your fan base has the fighting spirit and
they have more passion than the players in the field,
is that a bad sign. I'm asking for a friend,
because it certainly appears the Dodger fan cares a lot
more than the Dodger players. Of course, this is one
of those age old problems that there's really no way
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to solve it. The Dodgers have all these players that
are generational wealth ball players, and you know they want
to win. I don't doubt the Dodger players want to win,
but it's not the most important thing. If they lose,
they'll go back to their their mansions and they'll be fine,
and they'll enjoy a nice vacation. They'll have more time,
in fact, to be on vacation, and they'll enjoy the
high life and it really won't bother them that much.
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The guy that has invested his money to buy tickets
to a playoff game, who can't really afford those tickets,
but loves the Dodgers so much they spend that money.
That's the person that has something invested in this. The
person getting paid thirty five forty million dollars a year
is not the person that has a lot of investment
in this. But yeah, it was wild. I heard a
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lot of people say, Wow, fans should not act like this.
I didn't hear many people say the Padre players should
not have egged on the Dodger fans. I didn't hear
many people said maybe they missed that the video clips
of to tease and the others there that were igniting
the fan base there to tease and making sure everyone
of the pavilion enjoyed his junk, as he highlighted it there.
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But that is not something that jump started the boys
in Blue. They were zombies. It didn't wake them up.
There was one little incident that happened, and that was
involving Jack Flairry speaking of that, the backsliding of the Dodgers.
I was on the radio the day of the trade deadline.
I was filling in locally on the Dodger radio station.
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I do that occasionally, and the trade happened right at
the deadline. Dodgers got their big starting pitcher from Detroit.
How would you describe the first Dodger postseason performance by
Jack Flaherty. So a lot of people were disillusioned, that's
the word I would use. Disillusioned that Flarity would step
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his game up, big stage, big opportunity, and that was
the move. That was the signature move. The Dodgers made
it the deadline. They needed pitching. That's the guy they want.
They went and got. And you think of this like
Hollywood Squares, that old show Hollywood Squares. Flaherty was in
the center square. He's an LA kid. Dodgers Stadium Ballpark
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right there. You're the tone setter and you talk about
putting the padres up against it. The Dodgers win Game one,
come from behind. You got flarity on the mound for
Game two. You're the tone setter, the whole thing. Send
a message early, shut the team down early on. And
when you're the home team, that first couple innings is
so important, so important for the starting pitcher to shut
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it down. And what happened. Jack Flaherty went out there.
Jack Flaherty was the brand ambassador for King's Ford Charcoal lighter. Fluid,
poured it all over the mound and burn baby burn
as he poured it around there a demoralizing effort. It
wasn't the worst of the worst. He didn't get pulled
like Kershaw last year against Arizona, but in terms of
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what was expected and what he did, it was a
pathetic performance by Jack Flaherty. Now, the good news is
there is no such thing as momentum. Doesn't exist. We
know that smart people know that, dumb people don't. There's
no momentum and so it's just one yan. You'll flush it.
As Jalen Hurt said about the bad performance with the
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Eagles a couple of years ago, you drop a deuce,
you flush it. You move on and you live to
fight another day. All right. Final point. We go to
the eastern side of the divisional round of the bracket
in the National League, and while the late games in
the NFL were being played, the AF Phillies and the
Mets went back and forth and for the fight in
Phils getting the full Philadelphia experience, Nick cast a lot
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of booed by the hometown fans there in Philadelphia earlier,
and he deserved it, ends up smacking the walk off
ribby single. He also had a hitting the eighth inning
breakthrough as well, and also just all around a nice
ending there for the fighting Phills. The Phill's rally to
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beat the Metropolitans and tie that series up at one
to one. So who gets the blame for the Metropolitans
blowing the lead? Who gets the blame? So I'm gonna
blame Timmy Trumpet? Well, the friend of Timmy Trumpet. Who's
who I'm going to blame? Now? Who is that? That
would be Narco as in Edwin Diaz the Well, he's
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the pitcher for the Mets and he likes that Timmy
Trumpet song Narco when he comes out of the bull
So postseason play. So we have been told over the
years baseball playoff activity it's a stepping stone opportunity, a
chance to step your game up, to prove the moment
is not too big, and all that matters is what
you do in that particular moment. Well, and when Diaz
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ended up soiling his diaper in that moment, he did
uh in other word to say it, and no if
sands were abouts about it.
Speaker 3 (24:12):
Now.
Speaker 1 (24:12):
He did start out fine, he put out the fire
in the seventh inning, but then Diaz started a inferno,
a wildfire in the eighth inning, a lot of two run,
go ahead triple to Bryson's stott of the Phillies. And
look at Diez and Tyler McGill who allowed to combine
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four runs in the eighth and the ninth innings. But
the good news for the Mets is even though they
lost the game, and they should have probably won the game,
it doesn't matter. It's on brand for JD. Martinez in
the Mets, right if they say we suck, we suck,
and let's suck. Let's go suck together, let's go suck,
have fun sucking. And they did. They appeared to have
fun sucking me. They seemed like that a good time.
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They were enjoying themselves and the boys sucked, and that's fine.
It's on brand for the Mets.
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I want to hear a third degree? H how about that?
Speaker 2 (25:10):
To the third degree?
Speaker 1 (25:12):
Yeah?
Speaker 2 (25:12):
I know, this is one gets graill.
Speaker 3 (25:17):
So it was reported over the weekend that DeVante Adams
should be ready to play next week.
Speaker 1 (25:22):
Do you think he'll still be with the team by
that point? The Raiders actually should hold on to Devonte
Adams right up until the deadline. You drive up the price,
get the Bills all horny, and these other teams all
horny for Devonte Adams, and then you trade him at
the very last minute, and maybe somebody's dumb enough to
send you a second round pick for Devonte Adams. So yes,
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I would wait and drive up the price. Next the
TMZ caught up with Mark Sanchez. He said he does
not believe that the Jets should fire Robert sala and
they should just let the season play out. Do agree
with him. I think what they should do is move
Robert Salad to the head of the cheerleading department is
what they got to do because he's like essentially a
cheerleader on the sidelines there. I don't think he's actually
coaching at least if he is, he's doing a terrible job.
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But no, they're gonna get rid of everybody. This goes
the way it's going for the Jets, Rogers will be gone,
everyone will be gone next.
Speaker 3 (26:10):
The report said that the reason Lebron came to Los
Angeles is because how the Lakers treated Kobe Bryant during
the final seasons of his career. Lebron refeted the report
said that he wanted to help Genie win championships.
Speaker 1 (26:21):
Ben, do you believe the report? Now? He came to
LA because of all the movie studios. He wanted to
be in entertainment. You come to LA to get into entertainment.
That's why he's full of crap. Lebron, how do we
know you failed this? That is a win, a win,
just like the Cowboys won the game.
Speaker 2 (26:37):
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who needs our advice this week? In the world of sports?
So many options, so many options. We're gonna stick to
football because this is mostly a football show. How about
air and Rogers? Aaron Rodgers had not one, not two,
but three interception. The future Hall of Fame five games
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into his Jets career is the twenty sixth ranked quarterback
in Pro football out of thirty two teams. He's number
twenty six, number twenty six. What is your advice to
Aaron Rodgers? And we'll go to the phones. We'll start
out with you on line number one line on your advice,
Aaron Rodgers? Please, good morning time? Does someone says Stefan
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digs Alan, All right, that's our guy, Rick and Maryland.
He's got the famous morning time Line two, you're on
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All right, yeah, yes, clearly a Line three, you're on
the Airline three. Hello, he needs the ball a couple
of money? All right? Line number four, Hello, Line four,
Aaron third party? Yeah? Who is the third party this year?
Line Doc Mike? Line five? Hello, Line five, sing the
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foody fun song.
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Hooray for food.
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He fun the food he fun. Hey, everybody loves food,
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Line six. Hello, line six, can somebody.
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Please get Tom Loney a stepstool so he doesn't look
like a midget.
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I'm a lot taller than Looney. I don't know what
you want me to do? Hello, Line number one. You're
on the airline one. Go advice to Aaron Rodgers. Line one.
I found a gilly roll under my bed and I
ate it. Well, good for you, go see a doctor
when the sun comes up. Line two, you're on the
airline too.
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fumble the.
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Ball bumm bug on the rug? Line number three Hello,
line three at eight seven, seven ninety nine on Fox,
we're giving advice now to Aaron Rogers, twenty sixth ranked
quarterback in the NFL after five games. Hello, Line three,
A tricky Okay, what was that? I don't want to know.
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Line four, you're on the ears unscreened radio. Hello, line four. Done,
He's done. That's it, Aaron Rodgers. Go out with your
buddy Joe Rogan. Go out to the woods somewhere and
have that ayahuasca. Line five. Hello, line five.
Speaker 2 (29:50):
He needs to go to a mailor meet and greet.
Speaker 1 (29:53):
Absolutely, Mallard meeting. Yeah, Mal, that'll change your life to
Mallard meet and greet. Line six, Hello, line numbers, yeah, hello,
all right, thank you for that. Line six. Line one,
you're on the Airline one Hello. Line one is not
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At eight seven, seven ninety nine on Fox four Ear
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and Rogers. What is your advice? Line number two?
Speaker 2 (30:19):
Yeah, hey, Ern Washington. We have a team.
Speaker 1 (30:23):
Yeah, well you got a quarterback? Oh morning time. I
don't know if you have a team. I mean you
had one guy. He's pretty good. Line two or line three? Hello,
line three, Hello, man, I think he needs to drink
some prune juice and retire. Oh man, get that prune
juice going. Line number four, Hello, line four, you should
have went to Tampa Bay, dumbass, even Baker Mayfield. Look, yeah,
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that's a very very good point there, Yeah that Tampa. Yeah.
Line five, Hello, line five, Line five, Ayahuasca? Okay team ayawatska.
Line six hello, line six.
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Yeah, that's a great idea.
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No, no, no, you jackass out there you Line one Hello,
line one, Line one, not paying attention, Line too, Hello,
line too, not paying attention? Line three Hello, okay one more,
hurry up, hurry up for line for you on the
line for go. You need to retire. Yeah, retire, I
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guess I think that's what he said. Yeah, retire, do
something else.
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should be got to disagree with that, and he said
the game of the day was in Cincinnati. I guess
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he wasn't watching the Cowboy game. Maybe not, I don't know,
but that was the game of the night. Our lead
is from the confluence where the Mahangahela and the Allegany
get together. There they formed the Ohio River, Pittsburg, PA.
And that is where Chris Collinsworth and Mike Turrico stayed
up late in the night. I was loving people and
(01:57):
aren't used to living our lives. Have to stay up
late and they freak out. I get a kick out
of it. I don't know if you do too, but
I worked overnight radio for most of my life, and
when people have to stay up late and they talk
about the dredgery, Oh you have to stay up late,
the nightmare, the horror of horrors, Oh my god. But
it was it made for TV matchup. The weather did
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not agree with that because there was an hour and
twenty five minute delay because of lightning. Now they used
to be a point where they played lightning and then
people died at football games being hit by lightning. So
the attorney said, you probably shouldn't do that anymore. So
they don't do that anymore. But I don't know if
you stayed up and watched it. I assume you did. You're
listening to this show right now. But it was our
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good mitzvah of the day. The thing that you did
not expect to happen happened at the time you did
not expect it to happen. What was that? Dak Prescott
Dakota a four yard touchdown pass to Jalen Tolbert with
twenty seconds remaining, And how about them Cowboy They slipped
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past the Insers twenty to seventeen on Monday, on early Monday,
well late Sunday, early my East coast, early Monday. But hey,
the Cowboys have now won two consecutive games. And that
after Dak Prescott has a seventy yard drive that ends
up with that lunging push across the goal line on
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fourth down, and Pittsburgh three and two on the other side,
they dropped their second consecutive game. They started out three
and ah. Remember all the people that were sucking the
toes of their quarterback. How's that working out for you? Yeah?
This was a sluggish effort by the Steelers who were
still in position to win, but because of the weather,
the game ended just a hair before here before one
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am Eastern time, twelve to fifty nine am on the dot.
But the better story is in the losing locker room,
and so that is where we will begin our frame
by frame breakdown here on the powerful microphones of FSR.
So the question, as we discussed, the question is how
are things going at this point for Justin Fields as
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Steelers QB one. So I've got autopilot, Anti Ann's and
Dragon and we will combine all of these things together
and we are going to make a migraine headache, which
is what Mike Tomlin likely has. So a this is
(04:32):
a whatso as a teachable moment, teachable moment. Justin Fields
had the stage all to himself ready to go. I
was all set up home cooking tattered cowboy defense. Dallas
played a bunch of rags instead of the name brand guys.
The name brand guys were at the result thanks to
(04:53):
way futile effort by Justin Fields. That was a rags
to riches type story for the defense. There is Justin Fields.
He looked like the same guy we thought he was
with the Chicago Bears. He can't blame the coaches now,
he can't blame his team mates. He's on a better team.
Supposedly he's got better coaching. But that was the same
old Justin Fields on auto pilot driving down Suck Avenue.
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That's the guy I remember from Chicago, Justin Fields, right,
How bad was he against? Again? I can't stress this enough.
The B side, the B side of the Dallas defense,
A bunch of dead beats in there for the Cowboys
and Justin Fields fifteen of twenty seven, right, fifteen, which
is not good. One hundred and thirty one yards. That's
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eight on twenty seven pass attempts. That's less than five
yards per attempt. Can you say dink and dunk? I
think you can. And yeah, one touchdown, no interception, he
didn't have a fumble. And what he has done now
I think is rather obvious here that the Steelers had
five punts, only seventeen first downs, But that's miss lead.
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They really had thirteen because four of them were gifted
by the Dallas defense with penalties, So really only thirteen
first downs the entire game by the Pittsburgh offense that
we're not gifted to them. So he has opened the door.
He has opened the door justin fields to Russell Wilson,
and I don't want to hear who's not fair? What
about the weather? Shut up? You lose the Russell Wilson,
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who I also think blows, is going to get an opportunity.
He's gonna get a chance instead of dead bolting the
door shut justin Fields like a Rancero has been the
welcoming committee. Mister unlimited, Come on in, mister unlimited, come
on in. Yeah you all right? Now? Another thought here
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as we unravel the Sunday night game, what the heck
went haywire for the Steeler defense? Like?
Speaker 2 (06:53):
What was that?
Speaker 1 (06:55):
Hey? I mean, we can pile on Justin Fields, and
rightfully so he deserves it, But what was that? Right
Pittsburgh Mike Tomlin betrayed, betrayed by his defense there for
all the stars, for all the stars players we've heard
of who didn't show up here. That was an emasculating
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performance by the Pittsburgh Steelers, the team that prizes themselves
on their defense. Anyway you slice, the Cowboys had two
hundred and nineteen more yards two hundred and nineteen more yards.
It's an insane amount and with no professional support, no
professional support for Justin Fields and the offense, the Yinsers
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were still in position to win the game. They had
a four point lead. Cowboys had to score a touchdown.
They got that little gimmick kicker that hits seventy yard
field goals. It seems like, so in this game, you
want to have the defense off am I wrong. You
want to have the defense on the field. You want
the defense on the field to slow down the offense.
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You're feeling pretty good about yourself. Cowboys took over four
point fifty six to go fourth quarter own thirty yard line.
They have to go seventy yards and the Steeler defense
was twisted into an anti Ans pretzel by Dakota Prescott.
Dak Prescott, Dallas matriculating the ball down the field fifteen plays,
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seventy yards, six first downs. They ate up four minutes
and thirty seconds on the game clock. And that was
a defensive performance that was equal to their crap bag quarterback,
mister Fields. Yeah, worthy of a terrible towel because that
was absolutely terrible for the Black and Yellow, Black and Yellow,
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black and yell all right last word. So clearly Dallas
wins the game. So how are things looking? Must be great, sunshine, rainbows, lollipops,
puppy dogs for the Dallas football team after that big win.
So how are things looking for dak Prescott and the
Cowboys after that game? So this is I would admit,
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it's a thing I did not expect to see happen.
If you would have told me prior to the game,
Cowboys but had the ball down by for need a
touchdown fourth quarter Pittsburgh Sunday night primetime game, island game,
No chance. I'll take the Steelers eight days a week.
And by the way, I did take that. I had
some really bad beats on the TV. I lost three
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games in the final minute of games. Terrible, terrible. That's
a different conversation, but this was I will concede a
hallmark win as much as a regular season win can
be for dak Prescott. Really, for him, it's the playoffs
that matter. But this is the kind of game that
you say is a launching pad type performance with all
the issues here, signature win for Dakota Prescott doesn't get
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many of these, does not. However, that being said, you
also have to believe in truth and broadcasting because it's
it's filled with gunk, it's filled with the drama o rama.
There continues to be this undercurrent of dragon breath between
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Ceedee Lamb and Prescott. You're watching the game where even
if you're blind and hurt it, you likely know of
the sideline Kurffluffel that was conked by the NBC camera,
so they caught it right there. Now, Dak Prescott tried
to ignore Ceedee Lamb. The fact that both these guys
(10:28):
got paid. You would think it would be Kumbai. Yah. Hey,
we're both ridiculously rich, and we didn't really earn this
money because we earned. You earn the money in big
games in the playoffs, and we didn't. We don't play
well in big games of the Plus, we didn't really
earn the money, so we should be very happy. And
they weren't very happy. No, at least not Ceedee Lamb,
but just in general, the cow the fact that he
won this game and it was just slop. Mike McCarthy's
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team had four trips of the red zone. They were
one of four in the red zone eleven penalties for
eighty seven yards against the Dallas team. In general, two interceptions,
two fumbles in the game, one of them lost, so
there's a lot of sloppiness there, a lot to clean up, however,
the sweet smell of victory for the Cowboys in this game.
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from La La Land, the rare, inappropriate, rare and appropriate
baseball monologue on an NFL Sunday into a Monday. We've
been giving the green light here. Divisional Series round is underway.
The flag is on again on Saturday. Everyone playing it
on Sunday, just a couple of games NL side of
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the bracket. We were able to watch the activity. No
some have said the people in baseball should just give
up on Sunday and have no games on Sunday, just
give that to the NFL and play games on the
other nights. The MLBA people are like, now, we're gonna
play anywhere, so screw you. And they did. They played.
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They played two games. So my right hand was getting
a workout, as we like to say in these parts,
as I switched back and forth between the NFL and
the early game the Philadelphia Phillies and the New York Mets.
And then I was kind of lucky because in the
late game the Dodgers and the Padres, the Cowboy Game
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was delayed in an hour and a half, give or take,
so I was able to focus in and by the
time the Cowboy Game kicked off, the Dodger game was
over in terms of competition. It was over, so I
was able to focus more on the Cowboy game. So anyway,
if you didn't see it, here's the deal. You Darvish,
the man that started Game seven of the twenty seventeen
World Series and lost because the Astros were cheating the
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one thousand and two one thousand holes. But you, Doris shit.
Padres has used the Dodgers like silly Putty of late,
powerful Dodger lineup with all those Hall of famers at
the very top, and they got bupkus. They got bupkus,
you Darvis, limiting the Dodger offense to one run, three
(14:17):
hits over seven sparkling innings, which is about as much
as you can expect in the modern game, the wussification
of modern professional baseball. Fernando to Taste, the great steroid cheat,
went deep a couple of times, so the Padres, he
was strutting around there showing everyone is junk in the outfield. Ie,
you enjoyed that, and the Padres tied up the Dodgers
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there hit six home runs a curb stopping at the ravine,
ten to two the finals, So that's one game, not
two not three, not four. I'm told it's now a
best of three series. The Padres have home field advantage.
But the better story is in the losing locker room.
As we are tied up at one one, so let
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us discuss the question where do things stand for the
Dowyers as the better story in the losing locker are
here after two games of the NLDS. So I've got medello, brand, ambassador,
and trumpet, and we will combine all of these things
together and we are gonna put on a happy face.
(15:23):
All right, So number why? All right? So gay? But
look at this in the the prism of the thrilling
rally in game one, down three to nothing, you come
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off the deck, you win the game. All right, I'll stand,
but I would argue, and I think it'd be right
that what we saw of the recent vintage of Dodger
playoff baseball was much more online with what happened on Sunday,
all right. I mean it just was' those are the Dodgers,
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that's the Dave Robers Dodgers in the playoffs. And they've
already got the built an excuse. You know what they're
gonna say when things don't go right? Oh, we just
you know, the pitching fell apart. If we had our pitching,
we would have won. You know, that's going to be
the excuse. But I've seen it when they've had healthy
pitching in the playoffs. Here, they just go out there
and the clueless they played gutlass baseball. Now. The word
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I jotted down when I was I had my little
notepad app on my phone, I was watching, I wrote
some notes there. The word I wrote down was upstaged.
That the Dodger players were yet again upstaged by the
opponent in this game. And San Diego, to their credit,
they played with swagger and rasmataz and they embraced the
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villain roll. They enjoyed that, which is it's fun to
play on the road and everyone's out against you and
all that, and the Dodger fans were giving them a
hard time and and whatnot. And Fernando ta Totisse there
was strutting and doing all that in the outfield like
he was at Chippendale's bar somewhere and just having a
(17:12):
fine time. A living testimonial for Nado totis to the
power of sterneoids. It's got to be very upsetting to
the ts he's not that old guy. No matter what
he does the rest of his career, it doesn't matter.
He's a loser. It's gotta be tough. But I will
give him credit and to be fair, you know, I
want to be you know, shock shock guy and all that.
And when I see something, I report on it. And
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it certainly appears that he has gone to the pharmacy
to tease. He's gotten the right combination of ringworm medication.
Wink wink, nod nord. Yeah, that's what it was. It
was the ring worm, the powerful ringworm. Yeah, that's it.
That's just so good. Oh, it's so good. And then
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you had the backdrop the Madhouse at Chavez Ravine and
been there many times over the years, back before I
was banned because of Otani, when I was welcomed by
the Dodgers, and I've seen it. I was at the
last game ever that ended in baseball by forfeit. It
was a Dodger Cardinal game many many years ago, and
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I recall the Cardinal players, Brian Jordan, who would play
in the NFL and baseball. Brian Jordan loved it. I
remember being in the locker room after the Cardinal lockerway
was like, this is the coolest thing. It was awesome
running off the field. And the game was not suspended.
It was paused, but it wouldn't they zoom play after
about ten minutes or so at the ravine, But the
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fans were chucking baseballs and other crap on the field
and the Padres. Of course, nobody wants to mention this,
but they were inciting the crowd. So it's it's like, Okay,
the fans are all drunk, they're all pounded medello out
in the pavilion, and then the Padre players are are
trying to ignite the fire and the It is rather embarrassing.
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I also jotted this down. Is just let me ask
you this, is this too harsh? That it's a bad
sign When your fan base has the fighting spirit and
they have more passion than the players in the field,
is that a bad sign. I'm asking for a friend,
because it certainly appears the Dodger fan cares a lot
more than the Dodger players. Of course, this is one
of those age old problems that there's really no way
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to solve it. The Dodgers have all these players that
are generational wealth ball players, and you know they want
to win. I don't doubt the Dodger players want to win,
but it's not the most important thing. If they lose,
they'll go back to their their mansions and they'll be fine,
and they'll enjoy a nice vacation. They'll have more time,
in fact, to be on vacation, and they'll enjoy the
high life and it really won't bother them that much.
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The guy that has invested his money to buy tickets
to a playoff game, who can't really afford those tickets,
but loves the Dodgers so much they spend that money.
That's the person that has something invested in this. The
person getting paid thirty five forty million dollars a year
is not the person that has a lot of investment
in this. But yeah, it was wild. I heard a
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lot of people say, Wow, fans should not act like this.
I didn't hear many people say the Padre players should
not have egged on the Dodger fans. I didn't hear
many people said maybe they missed that the video clips
of to tease and the others there that were igniting
the fan base there to tease and making sure everyone
of the pavilion enjoyed his junk, as he highlighted it there.
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But that is not something that jump started the boys
in Blue. They were zombies. It didn't wake them up.
There was one little incident that happened, and that was
involving Jack Flairry speaking of that, the backsliding of the Dodgers.
I was on the radio the day of the trade deadline.
I was filling in locally on the Dodger radio station.
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I do that occasionally, and the trade happened right at
the deadline. Dodgers got their big starting pitcher from Detroit.
How would you describe the first Dodger postseason performance by
Jack Flaherty. So a lot of people were disillusioned, that's
the word I would use. Disillusioned that Flarity would step
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his game up, big stage, big opportunity, and that was
the move. That was the signature move. The Dodgers made
it the deadline. They needed pitching. That's the guy they want.
They went and got. And you think of this like
Hollywood Squares, that old show Hollywood Squares. Flaherty was in
the center square. He's an LA kid. Dodgers Stadium Ballpark
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right there. You're the tone setter and you talk about
putting the padres up against it. The Dodgers win Game one,
come from behind. You got flarity on the mound for
Game two. You're the tone setter, the whole thing. Send
a message early, shut the team down early on. And
when you're the home team, that first couple innings is
so important, so important for the starting pitcher to shut
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it down. And what happened. Jack Flaherty went out there.
Jack Flaherty was the brand ambassador for King's Ford Charcoal lighter. Fluid,
poured it all over the mound and burn baby burn
as he poured it around there a demoralizing effort. It
wasn't the worst of the worst. He didn't get pulled
like Kershaw last year against Arizona, but in terms of
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what was expected and what he did, it was a
pathetic performance by Jack Flaherty. Now, the good news is
there is no such thing as momentum. Doesn't exist. We
know that smart people know that, dumb people don't. There's
no momentum and so it's just one yan. You'll flush it.
As Jalen Hurt said about the bad performance with the
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Eagles a couple of years ago, you drop a deuce,
you flush it. You move on and you live to
fight another day. All right. Final point. We go to
the eastern side of the divisional round of the bracket
in the National League, and while the late games in
the NFL were being played, the AF Phillies and the
Mets went back and forth and for the fight in
Phils getting the full Philadelphia experience, Nick cast a lot
(22:59):
of booed by the hometown fans there in Philadelphia earlier,
and he deserved it, ends up smacking the walk off
ribby single. He also had a hitting the eighth inning
breakthrough as well, and also just all around a nice
ending there for the fighting Phills. The Phill's rally to
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beat the Metropolitans and tie that series up at one
to one. So who gets the blame for the Metropolitans
blowing the lead? Who gets the blame? So I'm gonna
blame Timmy Trumpet? Well, the friend of Timmy Trumpet. Who's
who I'm going to blame? Now? Who is that? That
would be Narco as in Edwin Diaz the Well, he's
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the pitcher for the Mets and he likes that Timmy
Trumpet song Narco when he comes out of the bull
So postseason play. So we have been told over the
years baseball playoff activity it's a stepping stone opportunity, a
chance to step your game up, to prove the moment
is not too big, and all that matters is what
you do in that particular moment. Well, and when Diaz
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ended up soiling his diaper in that moment, he did
uh in other word to say it, and no if
sands were abouts about it.
Speaker 3 (24:12):
Now.
Speaker 1 (24:12):
He did start out fine, he put out the fire
in the seventh inning, but then Diaz started a inferno,
a wildfire in the eighth inning, a lot of two run,
go ahead triple to Bryson's stott of the Phillies. And
look at Diez and Tyler McGill who allowed to combine
(24:35):
four runs in the eighth and the ninth innings. But
the good news for the Mets is even though they
lost the game, and they should have probably won the game,
it doesn't matter. It's on brand for JD. Martinez in
the Mets, right if they say we suck, we suck,
and let's suck. Let's go suck together, let's go suck,
have fun sucking. And they did. They appeared to have
fun sucking me. They seemed like that a good time.
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They were enjoying themselves and the boys sucked, and that's fine.
It's on brand for the Mets.
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I want to hear a third degree? H how about that?
Speaker 2 (25:10):
To the third degree?
Speaker 1 (25:12):
Yeah?
Speaker 2 (25:12):
I know, this is one gets graill.
Speaker 3 (25:17):
So it was reported over the weekend that DeVante Adams
should be ready to play next week.
Speaker 1 (25:22):
Do you think he'll still be with the team by
that point? The Raiders actually should hold on to Devonte
Adams right up until the deadline. You drive up the price,
get the Bills all horny, and these other teams all
horny for Devonte Adams, and then you trade him at
the very last minute, and maybe somebody's dumb enough to
send you a second round pick for Devonte Adams. So yes,
(25:42):
I would wait and drive up the price. Next the
TMZ caught up with Mark Sanchez. He said he does
not believe that the Jets should fire Robert sala and
they should just let the season play out. Do agree
with him. I think what they should do is move
Robert Salad to the head of the cheerleading department is
what they got to do because he's like essentially a
cheerleader on the sidelines there. I don't think he's actually
coaching at least if he is, he's doing a terrible job.
(26:05):
But no, they're gonna get rid of everybody. This goes
the way it's going for the Jets, Rogers will be gone,
everyone will be gone next.
Speaker 3 (26:10):
The report said that the reason Lebron came to Los
Angeles is because how the Lakers treated Kobe Bryant during
the final seasons of his career. Lebron refeted the report
said that he wanted to help Genie win championships.
Speaker 1 (26:21):
Ben, do you believe the report? Now? He came to
LA because of all the movie studios. He wanted to
be in entertainment. You come to LA to get into entertainment.
That's why he's full of crap. Lebron, how do we
know you failed this? That is a win, a win,
just like the Cowboys won the game.
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football because this is mostly a football show. How about
air and Rogers? Aaron Rodgers had not one, not two,
but three interception. The future Hall of Fame five games
(27:41):
into his Jets career is the twenty sixth ranked quarterback
in Pro football out of thirty two teams. He's number
twenty six, number twenty six. What is your advice to
Aaron Rodgers? And we'll go to the phones. We'll start
out with you on line number one line on your advice,
Aaron Rodgers? Please, good morning time? Does someone says Stefan
(28:05):
digs Alan, All right, that's our guy, Rick and Maryland.
He's got the famous morning time Line two, you're on
the airline too.
Speaker 2 (28:12):
Hello, I believe you need to go on a dark
retreat and get a couple of black porn stars.
Speaker 1 (28:18):
All right, yeah, yes, clearly a Line three, you're on
the Airline three. Hello, he needs the ball a couple
of money? All right? Line number four, Hello, Line four,
Aaron third party? Yeah? Who is the third party this year?
Line Doc Mike? Line five? Hello, Line five, sing the
(28:39):
foody fun song.
Speaker 2 (28:40):
Hooray for food.
Speaker 1 (28:41):
He fun the food he fun. Hey, everybody loves food,
he fun. That's a tribute to the fifth Hour. Pipe
Line six. Hello, line six, can somebody.
Speaker 2 (28:50):
Please get Tom Loney a stepstool so he doesn't look
like a midget.
Speaker 1 (28:54):
I'm a lot taller than Looney. I don't know what
you want me to do? Hello, Line number one. You're
on the airline one. Go advice to Aaron Rodgers. Line one.
I found a gilly roll under my bed and I
ate it. Well, good for you, go see a doctor
when the sun comes up. Line two, you're on the
airline too.
Speaker 2 (29:12):
Hello, k macff a damn manual, and how about to
fumble the.
Speaker 1 (29:15):
Ball bumm bug on the rug? Line number three Hello,
line three at eight seven, seven ninety nine on Fox,
we're giving advice now to Aaron Rogers, twenty sixth ranked
quarterback in the NFL after five games. Hello, Line three,
A tricky Okay, what was that? I don't want to know.
(29:35):
Line four, you're on the ears unscreened radio. Hello, line four. Done,
He's done. That's it, Aaron Rodgers. Go out with your
buddy Joe Rogan. Go out to the woods somewhere and
have that ayahuasca. Line five. Hello, line five.
Speaker 2 (29:50):
He needs to go to a mailor meet and greet.
Speaker 1 (29:53):
Absolutely, Mallard meeting. Yeah, Mal, that'll change your life to
Mallard meet and greet. Line six, Hello, line numbers, yeah, hello,
all right, thank you for that. Line six. Line one,
you're on the Airline one Hello. Line one is not
paying attention. We're gonna line too. It's the instant advice line.
At eight seven, seven ninety nine on Fox four Ear
(30:15):
and Rogers. What is your advice? Line number two?
Speaker 2 (30:19):
Yeah, hey, Ern Washington. We have a team.
Speaker 1 (30:23):
Yeah, well you got a quarterback? Oh morning time. I
don't know if you have a team. I mean you
had one guy. He's pretty good. Line two or line three? Hello,
line three, Hello, man, I think he needs to drink
some prune juice and retire. Oh man, get that prune
juice going. Line number four, Hello, line four, you should
have went to Tampa Bay, dumbass, even Baker Mayfield. Look, yeah,
(30:46):
that's a very very good point there, Yeah that Tampa. Yeah.
Line five, Hello, line five, Line five, Ayahuasca? Okay team ayawatska.
Line six hello, line six.
Speaker 2 (30:57):
Yeah, that's a great idea.
Speaker 1 (30:59):
No, no, no, you jackass out there you Line one Hello,
line one, Line one, not paying attention, Line too, Hello,
line too, not paying attention? Line three Hello, okay one more,
hurry up, hurry up for line for you on the
line for go. You need to retire. Yeah, retire, I
(31:24):
guess I think that's what he said. Yeah, retire, do
something else.
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