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Ben gets reaction about his Laker/Vogel rant and Danny G. (in for Coop) says Ben has a secret love affair with the purple and gold. The show has fun with a couple of NFL "lock up" stories, including a player arrested after running onto a school campus in his birthday suit! Dez Bryant calls some Cowboys players soft and Danny G. is dealt a bad hand (partner) during "Password!"

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but first some real time feedback. I know you're dying

(01:06):
for that, lister, Matt the Warriorators fan right since as
Lebron has been a coach killer for years, when things
go sideways for his team's, Lebron isn't going to fire
himself for bringing in Russell Westbrook, and Westbrook is virtually
untradable at this point, so the coach will take the fall. Well,

(01:29):
the Russell Westbrook situation is fascinating because you would have
argued that once he got to Houston that he proved
that he has he's just a kind of deadweight. Even
though he puts up a just astonishing numbers. The low
information fan is taken away by that and then they go, oh, man,

(01:53):
those are eye popping numbers. He's exciting, he's appealing and
all that. Then then you watch Russell Westbrook and you're like, man,
but then the Wizards took him. So it's it's the
greater fool theory, right that the you know, you get
traded around from team to team until eventually there's no

(02:14):
greater fool. And in this case, it would appear the
Lakers are the biggest fool of them all that they
took Westbrook at this point at this age. And there's
a video, I don't know if you've seen it. It's
been bouncing around for a couple of weeks on social media.
It's a sizzle reel of Russell Westbrook jump shots that

(02:38):
he missed all of them, but they weren't just like
miss shots. You know, a lot of NBA players will
miss a shot. They'll hit the front of the rim
or just barely miss them the back of the rim.
No no, no no, no no, no, no, no no, no, no, you
gotta find this here, because Westbrook, it's like he's like
a renaissance man. He doesn't just miss the rim by
a little bit. He's hitting it off the top of

(02:59):
the backboard, like halfway up the backboard. It's a total debacle, right,
like a total debacle. And it's it's outstanding. It's somebody
put all these together. It's all from this year. You'd
think maybe once or twice during a basketball season, I
got a great players gonna miss a shot once or twice,

(03:21):
really bad. But what Westbrook's got about, I think it's
a two minute clip, maybe even longer, of just he's
a freemason. He's a freemason, just putting a brick after
brick after brick after and these are just, oh my god,
unbelievably bad. JD. In Casey says that I am part

(03:43):
of the problem. That's right, I am part of the problem.
I got to hear more about this, JD. JD says,
you call him king that goes to his head. Believe me,
this is a byproduct of years of people putting him
on a pedestal and making him god like talking about

(04:03):
Lebron when he was just a mortal man that flops
a lot. He's a cry baby and a sore loser.
Jordan is the goat, says jd in casey. Well, that
is Lebron's nickname. I did not come up with the name.
Somebody else came up with that. Did Lebron come up?
But I remember it was on the cover of a

(04:23):
magazine years ago, back when people read magazines that they
don't They don't read them anymore, really, they just read
stuff online and usually about the limits around three hundred characters.
And then you move on to the next thing. Let's
see hear some guy named Shine writes and says, why
is Frank Vogel the fall guy? It ain't his fault

(04:46):
that he got dinosaurs on the court. Rob Polynka picked
them out the prehistoric age. Well, if you think Rob
Polynka and his skinny jeans and skinny suits is actually
picking the player, then you might want to open your
eyes a little bit. You might open your ears a
little bit and make that, make that happen. So anyway,

(05:09):
who else to do? Let's see here Malard prop guys says,
thank you for another great A Mallard monologue. Perhaps I
missed it. Did you address the King James Moto dragon
in the room? I think you met Komodo dragon? But
that's funny. What are the malarads that King James names
himself player coach? He's too smart for that, right, Well,

(05:31):
Mallard prop guy that is not allowed anymore in the NBA.
Who was the coach? A couple of years back there
was a coach that had just retired and they needed
a player, and there was some talk that he was
gonna be a player coach. But the NBA does not
allow that anymore. But if they did allow it, I

(05:52):
don't think you know, that's a great question. Would Lebron
do it? I don't think he would. I don't think
Lebron would do it, because then then wasn't it Steve Nash?
Was it Steve? I thought it might have been Jason
Kidd too, Oh yeah, one of those two guys. Yeah,
when Kidd was was coaching the Milwaukee Bucks. If I
remember correctly, you know, Roberto everything runs together. By the way,

(06:14):
we need to spend the wheel of producers. Can we
spend the wheel of producers? Do we have the wheel?
We need to spend the wheel of producer. Cooper loops
away and you're saying, well, who the hell missus a Wednesday?
Who missus a Wednesday show? Well, he had some concert
to go to and the wheel of producers? Microphone? What's up?
What's going on? Dane? Didn't you making a rare and

(06:34):
appropriate appearance from the Fifth Hour podcast? Welcome? Ye? I
have you back? It sounds like I came on the
perfect night slow news cycle. Yeah, it's not a slow
news cycle. Your love affair with the Lakers? No, listen,
I thought you were gonna do another Rams model, another

(06:56):
Laker fanboy side by side. Yeah, there's staffern in his
seventeen throws. I'd love to be a fly in the room.
And the company hires people to work on these shows,
it's are you a Laker fan? Check? All right? Hired? Jeez?
Can we can we get a little bit of, you know,

(07:18):
diversity as far as fans are concerned. Oh, you have
some here at the network. Brian Fenley, your boy, he's
a Clippers Homer oh, I don't know. Yeah, last weekend
he he was going off about how bad the Lakers were,
and as a Clippers fan, he's so excited about it.
And I was like, uh, Brian, look at the the
West standings there, buddy, why think everyone's excited? You know,

(07:39):
people that are that were raised properly are very happy
the Lakers suck and that they have all these big
name players and they're bad. And I think it's really
it's a good thing in a dark time in sports
that the Lakers are incompetent and they are back to
being blah and it's great for us. And this dividing

(08:00):
good Talk radio. You are the closet Laker lover that
is incorrect. You talk about the Lakers more than anything else.
I talk about the Dallas Cowboys a lot. I'm not
a Dallas Cowboy fan. And during baseball season I talked
about the Yankees a lot. I don't know, I'm not
a Yankee. That's kind of how the job works. You know,
we're not breaking down the Oklahoma City Thunder or the

(08:23):
Memphis Grizzlies. You know, it's only like there's there's all
these We got a guy that wants to talk about
Timberwolves all the time. Though, well I know, I mean
the guy's annoying guys. Guy was tweeting me after the
Timberwolves game. You go to mention the timberwol they beat
the Knicks. I don't have to mention anything I know anyway.
Good to have you here, Danny, and yeah, nice to

(08:44):
be here. And I am happy that your NFL team won. Um,
just so one team in your life is a winner
right now. Oh, I am living the dream. The Dodgers
won the twenty twenty World Shoes a couple of years ago.
The Lakers won that year too, hardest World Series of
all time. Lakers had the easy, easiest championship in history
in a in a bubble. They had four months off
before the playoffs. Uh so it was easy, but baseball

(09:09):
the most. There were more teams in the twenty twenty
postseason than ever before in baseball history, and h that
to navigate that unbelievably difficult. The Dodgers did it, the
greatest championship of all time. The Clippers made the Final
four last year. So I'm on a roll, like I'm
I'm in a good period as a as a fan
of my teams that the things are going very well.

(09:32):
Your rams mail dancers were going off Monday night. Yeah,
the camera kept panning on them. It was solid dancers.
It's a dance party. It's like a night at the
Apollo at these all right, anyway, we'll press on. We
get to We got a lot of stuff to get to,
and these phone calls we're getting getting a little late here,

(09:54):
So let's bounce the microphone over to Eddie Guards see
you who's in, and he will update you on all
the games of knowing. I saw Eddie when he came in.
He had a little sweat going because there's only two
NBA games, so he had to scramble to find some
college basketball some other stuff. Yeah, there's plenty of college basketball.
I know you're very excited about that. But yes, yes,

(10:15):
only two games in the NBA, which is really tough
news for all those NBA fans out there. But the
Warriors beat the Pistons one or two to eighty six.
Clay Thompson twenty one points to lead Golden State and scoring,
first time he's led the Warriors in scoring since Game
six of the twenty nineteen NBA Finals. Hey, Eddie, that's yeah,
it's not that impressive. He missed like three years or whatever.

(10:37):
He's gone for two at least, that's the point of
pointing that out, that he had Well, I know, but
there was no way he could lead the team in scoring,
Eddie because he wasn't playing. Yeah, I know, I understand that.
It's not that impressive if he had been playing, it's
not being impressive. It's just a fact that you know,
he's been out. Kind of obvious. If you don't play,
you can't lead the team in scoring. I'm not yeah, meaningless, Okay,
thank you for chill. The Warriors beat the Nicks in
New York one twelve to one ten Anthony Edwards twenty

(10:59):
one points, Carl and thy Towns twenty points. Knicks are
now under five hundred at twenty two and twenty three years.
The Knicks are back, Baby Knicks are back, the first
team out of the playing round in the Eastern Conference.
I'm sorry that was last year and now they're now.
They're really back though. Now they're back to being the Knicks.
I remember from the last fifteen twenty years. Top twenty
five college basketball twelve ranked teams in action, including some upsets.

(11:21):
Chur justin Cincinnati, Will be very pleased to know that
number six Duke lost to Florida State on the road
seventy nine seventy eight in overtime. He's a big dukey,
apparently supposed to lose. This is coach K's last season.
They're supposed to win every game. They don't usually win
every game, but yeah, more than not, they're usually losing.
Like the second round of the tournament, isn't that usually
I goes maybe the third round. Kansas State knocks off

(11:43):
number twenty three Texas on the road, sixty six sixty
five battle of ranked teams saw nimber eighteen Texas Tech
meet number fifteen Iowa State seventy two is sixty wins
in the top twenty five for number five Baylor, number seven,
Kansas eighth ranked, Wisconsin, number ten, Houston, nineteenth ranked, Ohio
State number twenty two, loyalis should Chicago, number twenty four
Tennessee and number twenty five Yukon some NHL games of note,

(12:04):
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why I Discover offers helpful US based representatives available twenty
four seven Discover exceptionally common sense. Did you see that
Dak Prescott is sorry for the way that he played
in the way the team playing against the forty nine ers,
but he is issued an apology. Apparently after the loss

(12:45):
to the forty nine ers. It was brought to his
attention after the game that there was stuff being thrown.
I guess the reporter thought I was being thrown at
the Cowboys players, and he was not happy with that,
and then someone corrected him and said, no, actually it
was being thrown at the officials, and then he said, oh,
credit to them, credit to them. That didn't go over

(13:05):
well with the media who was bashing Dak Prescott for
his comments, and uh, he well, he tweeted out an
apology on Tuesday. If you would if you'd like to
hear the apology, I could read it, or we could
just talk about that. He apologized. No, no, he didn't
write the apology. I mean somebody else, think for somebody
else wrote it for him, agent wrote it for him. Listen,
if you say something on a Sunday and then it

(13:29):
gets talked about on a Monday, and then on a
Tuesday you apologize, Doesn't that sound like the PR people
for Dak Prescott said, we've got a little crisis. Let's
take care of this right now. We want to keep
those advertising dollars coming in. We better apologize. Let's take
care of this. Uh yeah, probably yeah, yeah, man, I

(13:50):
think he could write his own tweet, but yeah, nah, no. See,
because once it gets to that level, Dak's a very
valuable people. There's a lot of there's a lot of
hangers on that are writing the Prescott gravy train, and
so when it gets to that level, you have PR
professionals with a lot of diplomas that they have framed
on your wall. Job. That's a great question. I don't

(14:13):
know how you get that yet. I did see a job.
I've always said Eddie that if I don't have a
radio job, and God knows the way it's going who knows.
You know, you never know. If I lose my job,
I might work at Costco. And I've said for years
I'd work at Costco and I'd push shopping guards. I
saw a story somebody, somebody sent me this. Did you
see there's a guy in England that makes twenty seven

(14:38):
dollars an hour and you know what he does? Edis
is great? I could do this. What does he do?
He stands online? He say people pay him to stand
in line. Oh I would never want that job. No, no,
if I was getting paid, I would do I don't
like standing in line. I will not yet in the heartbeat, right,

(14:59):
twenty seven been bucks an hour, get paid, you put
on some tunes or whatever, listen to radio. Well could
do that. The same thing about those guys who throw
the signs on the corner and you want to do
that job. Well, they don't get paid twenty seven dollars
an hour. But he's got some dude in London says
he makes up to two hundred and seventeen dollars like

(15:22):
it at a time, standing online? You imagine, I mean,
what's keeping you from doing it? You know? I don't
think they have that in this country. This guy, how
does he advertise? Freddie Beckett is his name. He lives
in London, England, and he says he makes up to
two hundred and seventeen dollars a day just standing online

(15:43):
for people that don't want to do it. And uh,
he says he's been doing it for three years, standing online,
that he like uber like you is have an app
that you call him and then he shows up and
then he Yeah, it sounds like a bunch of bullcraf
to me. The guy's thirty one years old, so he's
in the good time in your life. You're thirty one

(16:05):
years old. And he says it's mostly waiting online for
like sports tickets or concert tickets. But isn't I am
a little skeptical. Okay, I misunderstood you. So he's not
physically waiting in a line, he's doing it on the computer. No, no, no,
he's actually waiting on Yeah. Okay, I did hear you

(16:25):
right then? Okay? Sorry? Yeah, yeah, you're trying to think
the one thing I might hire someone for it would
be at the DMB. Yeah, because that's a tough one.
I mean, they don't care. They're taking their sweet ass time.
They just don't even want to work. They don't want
to do the job to people that work at the DMB.
And if you don't happen, it's the last time you
were at the DMB. I need to go. Actually, yeah,

(16:48):
well you can make an appointment. You can't make an appointment,
but you still end up waiting. Yeah, but I gotta
tell that twenty seven dollars. Any it's pretty attractive. Everything else,
I'm all right, pretty much waiting in line. But what
about amusement parks? Do you ever go to amusement parks?
That's a paion. Yeah, well we used to go all
the time before you know. Oh yeah, I used to
have a Disney pass, right, used to go there. All right? Anyway,

(17:09):
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much college basketball show. But I loved what Mick Cronin
had to say. The UCLA coach, Mick Crown, former Cincinnati coach,
who called out the idiots who are making decisions at UCLA.

(17:52):
They have for those that haven't been paying attention to
there's three PAC twelve School, Stanford, USC and UCLA that
have essentially banned and fans from attending sporting events and
they're only allowing like a few relatives to come out.
It's completely absurd, and of course they're doing it out
of an abundance of caution. And so Mick Cronin, the

(18:13):
coach at UCLA, I said, I think he was talking
about going on the road because they play in Utah,
coming up here, and he thinks he's going to help
the team out running out of the tunnel to play
in front of fans. He said, it's hugely demoralizing to
our guys, the UCLA players, to play games and empty arenas.
He said, And this is the money quote. When there's

(18:33):
eighty thousand people at the RAM game, he pointed out,
which is which is really the epitome of ridiculousness and
sums up the entire period that we're living through right now.
It's insane to the membrane anyway. That was a Mick
Cronin with a solid, solid quote. Time Now for the

(18:54):
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Get back to the NBA a few games there, But
here's the who am I? Game? So the Rams who
are onto the division around there in the Elite eight
right now the NFL. Cooper Cup has the most receiving
yards in the regular season and postseason combined. Now with
two thousand and eight, he broke my record, my single

(19:17):
season record again, Cooper Cup of the Rams. He just
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the regular and postseason combined. With two thousand and eight,
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quickfit for real. So it began the festivities this hour
yapping about a juicy rumor that Sean Payton is considering
a cushy television job and leaving New Orleans where he's

(21:54):
been for many, many years. By sixteen years ago this
week he was high hired as the head coach of
the Saints. We'll see if anything comes to that, but
there's a lot of money on the table. You can
make as much money, if not more money on the
boom too. Well. Now this Amazon counters the boom too

(22:15):
because it's only streaming, but people watch it on television.
So it's just the new delivery service, right. It's kind
of like radio radio. You have terrestrial radio. A lot
of people listen online to radio, whether it's iHeart or
one of the other services. We're not allowed to promote,
but but yeah, I mean there's different ways you can
hear hear content, however you get your audio. In our case,

(22:37):
audio content or video content. We've got lock it up
and also a mini media meltdown, which is as soon
as they get the green light on that. I think
we'll we'll play that in a few minutes and we
will take some phone calls. I've not done that yet,
but the reaction instant reaction. John the Trucker says, Sean

(22:57):
Payton will be the second coming of Joe Montana in
the broadcast world. Has the personality of a wet fish.
Will he be better John than Emmett Smith who was
also horrific on television? Man oh Man, just Josh says
a dirty sock, smelly feet monologue. Thank god he did

(23:22):
not tie it together with licking toes, he says. Malaprop
Guy from Parts Unknown says Sean Payton won't only be
wooed by the Amazonians money, but he will likely be
offered a perk that all of us would cove it
free prime. On a different note, I can see LBJ
broadcasting in the NFL Nickelodeon games when he retires from

(23:46):
the NBA. Well, I think that would be just wonderful,
just great. Late night drug tester says he believes that
Jerry Jones is going to make a run at Sean
Payton and bring him back to Dallas. Keep Kellen Moore
as the offensive four nater and bring in Mike Zimmer
to handle the defense. That would be like Jerry Jones
dream team. Oh, he loved that. Stevie meat Balls rights

(24:09):
into the show, he says. Oh Jesus Sean Payton, please
stay put in New Orleans or it's two more wins
every season for the low luckiest of all time, and
he'll never retire. Let us pray, he says. To the phones.

(24:29):
We go and let's say a load to Paul in
Rhode Island. Hello, Paul, Hi, guys, thank you for taking
my call. We struck out. We struck out a new
wing on. Huh. I then expect that score and not
after you play a team two times, you know. Uh,

(24:50):
let me tell you and now I feel. Now I
feel for Jerry Jones when he opens up his wallet
and Robert Kraft it was just uh, it was just
a horble show. Well, it wasn't a show. It was
a rinky dink performer. The Patriot Defense. I don't know
what happened at the end of the year, but it's
fair to say, Paul, and you don't need me to

(25:10):
tell you this, the wheels fell off, that that was
a good defense, that was a competent defense, and at
the end of the year they got they were cracked
and scratched and deformed and damaged, and they buckled. Listen,
I am gonna tell you. I recognize the talent and

(25:33):
the four year program with Josh Allen. And you keep
saying that you keep going with the four year program, Paul,
you keep you it's not college, it's not college. I
understand that. And and I know that they want two
division titles and they beat the Patriots after twenty years
and all that stuff. But there's three more quarterbacks. They're

(25:54):
gonna be like, uh, Josh Allen, Borrow Ebert and that
baseball quarterback in Kansas City. But I tell you, when
you don't show up, I didn't expect that score. When
you don't show up for a playoff game and you
got paid a quarter of a billion dollars, okay, And

(26:19):
these guys, they had their ups and downs in the
beginning of the year. Now we know here in New
England that they these guys showed up, they got their money.
They was their first year in their program. But they
the Patriots didn't even throw a bone to the guys

(26:40):
who played during COVID last year. Okay, they tweaked two
contracts I think was Andrews and guy I'm not sure,
but maybe more. But they here's a deal. This guy,
this guy, this guy, Josh Allen is going to be
uh in our face, but the next in the year

(27:01):
because you don't you don't know whether. You don't know
whether Josh Allen's gonna peak too soon and uh, you know,
we got we gotta wait and see how it plays out.
He's he's doing pretty good right now, Josh Allen, but
they're the chances of him at you know, twenty years
down the line, we're gonna still talking about Josh Allen.
You don't know what the future holds. It's not a guarantee.

(27:21):
We've seen guys get off the great starts and then
vanish and very very rare. Once in a while guys
will stick around for fifteen years and all that. But
usually he played well for five or six years and
then you start slowly playing a little worse and it
kind of goes downhill. It's the normal career arc, if
you will, so lock it up. We had multiple NFL

(27:46):
players arrested and on this show when we've not done
it yet. It's the the number one offseason fantasy game.
It's called the NFL Book them. So when the super
Bowl ends in mid February, we have a round robin
a couple days after the super Bowl, a round robin draft.
Maybe we won't do will Snake draft. I don't know. Anyway,

(28:08):
we'll do a draft. We'll figure it out, and it's
the NFL book. Will each pick NFL teams will break
down the thirty two teams will each pick our selections,
and then whoever has the most arrest will win the
NFL Book Him. Now, we want no one to be arrested.
The goal of this, and we've said ever since I
started the NFL Book him. You know, it's not that

(28:30):
hard to live your life and not get arrested. Many
people do it. Many people live their entire lives and
they head to the graveyard. They've never been arrested. So
it is possible to do it. Yeah, And it is
possible to not kill a rape anyone. I have killed
and raped all the people I want to kill and
rape in my life the number zero. So it is
possible to do that, all right. But for some reason,

(28:51):
these NFL guys keep getting rested. And we had a
Jacksonville linebacker Laurente McCrae. I believe he's his name. I
might be butchering the first time he was a he
was arrested on a high speed chase and he doesn't
even win the day. Now you think you get a
high speed chase, what's going on with that? But the
wind goes to someone named Malik McDowell who plays for

(29:13):
the Cleveland Browns, probably not anymore. Who knows the NFL.
They might bring him back. He was arrested buck naked
in Florida and the arrest was caught on tape for
posterity's sake. Yeah, the Browns defensive lineman there. Browns didn't
make the playoffs there. So this guy's completely naked and

(29:37):
there's video. TMZ has it. This guy's a big defensive
line he's like almost three hundred pounds, he's six foot
six and this is in Deerfield Beach, Florida. And he
had handcuffs on his wrist for shackle and all that.
He got tazard and they had all the doggers. McDowell's

(29:58):
strip naked and seen walking around a school. So what's
the what's the drug that you take that you want
to Everyone rips their clothes off when they take the drug.
Which one is that? Again, it's a psychedelic drug, right,
there's one of the psychedelic drugs that people take and
they you see this stuff from time to time where
the people get arrested they have to rip their clothes off.

(30:22):
None of you know the name of it. I think
off not knowing the I'm proud that none of us
know what drug that is? Are you thinking like LSD? No,
I think it's well, maybe it's something. I feel like
it's more recent, are you. I mean, he is a
drug where people get the feels when they're you know,

(30:44):
loving on each other. But he was walking around by himself,
so yeah, see, I wouldn't want to be naked because
I'm embarrassed by myself naked. And plus I don't I mean,
I wouldn't have my Where would you put your phone?
You know that's you would never place to put your
phone and that would rip yourself a way a right?
Come that he had to be on something that, right,
I mean that you're in your normal You're not walking

(31:06):
around naked unless you're having a party or something, right,
you know what I'm saying. Yeah, school, campus, it's not
a good place to wander onto naked. Yeah, you you moonlight?
I guess daylight. Daylight at a school, So there you go.
He was booked into jail charge with aggregated battery on
an officer, resisting and exposing sex organs in public. Does

(31:28):
it say what time of the day this occurred? On
this the story? I'm looking at it, do not, okay,
because it said school was in session at hand, Because
I was gonna say, that is the most action that
the campus supervisors there have had all school season. Yeah,
he looked out the window there. You're not gonna be

(31:54):
Talkies are usually calling hector to clean up something at
E nine, but I want to hear it radio transmissions
on that. Do it at my school? There's a large
gentleman and he is completely naked and he is walking
into the school. That's right now, That's that's the story there. Wow.

(32:16):
And the Browns released the statement and they had the
same statement everyone really released. We are aware of the
very concerning incident and the arrest involving Milike McDill. We
are in the process of gathering more information and we
understand the severity of this matter. Our thoughts are for
the well being of all involved no further comment at
this time. Whoever wrote that statement originally should get a

(32:37):
raise it. They just keep going to the copyright. It
often right, Eddie, and it's the same statement. Anytime somebody
in a public position gets arrest of the same statement
comes out. All right, it is the band Mallard Show.
Got a mini media meltdown, mini Menia belt down. But
right now over to Eddie Garcia, we go to get
you caught up on everything going on in the overnight.

(32:58):
All right, thank you. Then had a lot of action
in the NBA, just two games on the schedule. We
had the Warriors beating the Pistons one two to eighty six.
Play Thompson twenty one points for Golden State. He was
their leading score first time he's led the Warriors in
scoring since Game six of the twenty nineteen NBA Finals.
The Timberwolves beat the Knicks in New York one twelve
to one ten Anthony Edwards twenty one points, Carl Anthony
Town's twenty points from Minnesota. Nixon now under five hundred

(33:20):
on the season. At twenty two and twenty three TOM
twenty five College Basketball twelve ranked teams in action. We
had a couple of ranked teams going down, highlighted by
number six Duke losing at Florida State seventy nine seventy
eight in overtime. Number twenty three Texas lost at home
to Kansas State sixty six sixty five, number number eighteen
at Texas Tech Meat number fifteen Iowa State seventy two
to sixty also wins in the top twenty five for

(33:41):
number five Bayler, number seven Kansas, eighth ranked Wisconsin and
numberton Houston nineteenth ranked Ohio State, number twenty two loyal
to Chicago, twenty fourth ranked Tennessee and number twenty five
Yukon a couple of games a note in the NHL,
the Lightning beat the King's six to four, Hurricanes beat
up on the Bruins seven to one, Flames down the
Panthers five one, and the Canucks beat the Predators three
to two. Coming up tonight, we have the New York

(34:02):
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(34:24):
did so well. Ye omaha omaha audible audible Okay. A
couple of NFL injury notes involving that Titans Bengals playoff
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did practice in pads yesterday coming back from that foot
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(34:44):
rusher Trey Hendrickson limited in practice. He's coming off for
concussion in that game against the Raiders, so we'll see
if they're able to play. And an update on Arizona
Cardinal safety Buddha Baker carded off the field on a
stretcher taken to the hospital in that game Monday night.
It gets the cart gets the Rams plays with the Cardinals.
He was cleared by doctors in LA and has flown
back to Phoenix, so it looks like he's gonna be okay. Obviously,

(35:06):
you'll have time to rest up for next season and
have plenty of time off in Arizona. They don't have
to worry about playing any more football anytime soon. They
will be free to roam around the country. All right,
thank you for that, Eddie. It is the bay Mal Show.
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(36:11):
as far as that story about the Cleveland brown guy
that was naked running around in Florida, a lot of
people are saying bass salts. That seems to be the
popular answer by the popular people there. That was bass
salts that he was smoking, and mister nice guy went
with embalming fluid as his answer. A little different by him.
But that's that's some of the answers. That's from the

(36:31):
show yellow Stone, by the way. There you go, some
of the answers coming in. Now. We have great audio,
and anytime we have great audio, I don't care what
the sport is, We're gonna play great audio. That's my belief.
I love good audio. So the Edmonton Oilers are one
of the big star teams, Eddie and highs that fair
is I'm doing good so far Eddie? Yes, And they're not.
They're not playing well right now. They are in sixth

(36:51):
place in the Pacific Division. Yeah. And one of their
big stars is Leon Drysdal. You would agree with me. Yes,
players in hockey and MVP the league. Yeah. So the
media in Edmonton is trying to figure out, like, what
the hell you know? You've got all these big name
guys and you're the dream team and all this stuff,
and you blow what happened here? So this led Eddie

(37:12):
to a Oilers beat writer getting very testy in a
back and forth with Leon dry Sidles, apparently a Hall
of Fame reporter who has covered the Edmonton Oilers since
the franchise's inception into the World Hockey Associations. The guy's
been around forever. He's one of those guys. Jim Mathieson.

(37:33):
Jim Mathison's the guy's name. And this is how it
sounded when he asked the question, Jim Mathieson, and he
did not appreciate the answer that he got from Leon
dry Side or the NHL player. And here's how it sounded.
Lots of reasons for why the owners are playing the
way they are in terms of winning and losing. What
do you think is the number one reason for the losses? Now?

(37:57):
Is there? It? Is there one thing that you're in
your own mind saying we gotta get better at that? Yeah,
we have, we have to get better at everything. Would
you like to expand on that? Nope, you can do that,
you know everything. Why are you so pissy? Leon? Why
are you so pissy? I'm not I'm just answering you guy.

(38:18):
You are Whatever I ask you a question, I gave
you an answer, not very good one. Yeah, I have
one more for you, Leon, Your show your frustration on
the Ice last game against Is that a good thing
when you show it so the other team knows you're frustrating. Yeah,
that's a great thing, for sure. That's the that's the

(38:41):
end there. But you go back and forth. So it
was a terrible answer. Well, the problem is Leon dry
saddles leading the NHL and scoring goals and points, so
he can't say what he wants to say, which is, hey, man,
I'm doing my job. Talk to the other guys. Yeah,
I've got out. But I mean he's you know, he was, um,

(39:03):
what's the word I'm looking for there? Uh. It also
sounded like there was a history between them because dry
Salt had that comment you have all the answers or
something like that, right in other words, yeah, he's there's
sums to say before. Yeah, that they didn't like. So yeah,
that was have you ever told uh, I know you
did a lot of baseball stuff like you had that. Yeah.

(39:24):
It was Jeff can't kick you out of the locker
room or the Oh no, it was Matt Matt Williams
of the song he's playing for the Diamondbacks. He was
his star. And then Tony Phillips. Tony Phillips, Yeah, he's
dead now, but he got very upset with me. I
covered the Angels. They imploded in the mid nineties. They
had Have you ever have your said? Uh him, Matt Williams,
why are you pissy with? No? I never I never

(39:47):
did that. But there used to be a writer. Uh
t J. H. Johns, No, not, but T. J. Simers
did it too. But Terry Johnson and uh he would
he would push back and yell at the players for
giving terrible answers. He was a longtime baseball writer and
it was hilarious and the players didn't know how to
handle it. All right. It is the Bennet Mallers Show.

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the losing locker room, and that's where we go right now,

(41:43):
the autopsy continuing on the dramatic exit of the Cowboys
at the hands of the forty nine ers in the postseason.
We are still in the dissecting and analyzing part of
the story, looking attily fluids and seeing what's going on now.
If you've not heard the latest, maybe not. There's some

(42:06):
interesting comments made by a former Cowboys star trying to
narrow down what the heck happened in Dallas. Dez Bryant. Remember, Dez,
he's given us his ten cents. He's been throwing some
haymakers about the quote culture unquote around the Cowboys. Now

(42:30):
Bryant recently took a swing at the way the Cowboys
do business, all right, how they do the operation there
in the greater Dallas metropolitan area. Now, Dez explained that quote.
One of the biggest problems he had, he said, playing
with Dallas was that the team didn't understand they weren't Aikman,

(42:54):
Irvin and Smith. Was Troy Aikman, Michael Irvan and Evitt
Smith back in the Stone Age when the Cowboys were good.
And now Bryant had a rant on social media recently
where he said, no disrespect to those guys, but they
were his motivation to at least get one Super Bowl,
which days did not do. And now, as the late

(43:17):
great Paul Harvey would say, for the rest of the story,
Dez Bryant with the money quote. He then implied that
some current Cowboy players have become soft, less dedicated to winning.
They get swept up with all the benefits of playing

(43:38):
for the organizations, said quote, the perks of being a
Cowboy run some players and it's clear close quote. All right,
so let us discuss now the question Dez Bryant saying
that Cowboy players are essentially spoiled and solved because of

(43:59):
the culture around the Cowboys. Are you in or are
you out on that statement? I am all in. I'm
pushing all my chips in the middle of the table.
I des Bryant is onto something here. I've got monarchy,
thermostat and cheese and we will connect all of this

(44:20):
together now. Now, first of all, listen, Dez Bryant has
lived the life now. He lived the live. He was
one of the stars and the Tony Romo era of
the Cowboys. He knows what it's like to play in
Jerry's world. And Dez Bryant has been an eyewitness to
many a failed Cowboy team because is many people love

(44:42):
to talk about how great the Cowboys are right now.
The Tony Romo era. They had several teams in that
era that should have gone to a Super Bowl at
the very least and lost and they blew it. They
sucked at a time you cannot suck, which seems to
be a disease that has engulfed whoever plays for the
Cowboys over the last what are we looking at now

(45:06):
almost thirty years of incompetence for Cowboy teams in the postseason.
So we've witnessed this from a distance. Okay, we've we've
observed this from a safe distance away. Just by beings
drafted or signing a contract in Dallas as a focal

(45:28):
point type of player hanging around there, your life changes
in amazing ways. You are put on a pedestal. You
are better than everyone else. Right, You're better than the
average bear. The cowboy media and the fans will rhapsodize
and preach how wonderful you are. You will be admired,

(45:52):
you will be adored, You'll be worshiped, God's gift to mankind. Now,
part of the Jerry Jones culture is what's really a monarchy?
It's Jerry Jones monarchy. Keep in mind you are treated
like this, blindly buy the sheep without having to earn

(46:14):
that status. Right, it's kind of like the old line.
I don't know people still use this line, but in dating,
you know, back in the old days. I don't think.
I don't think they still use it. But the line
most of us have heard, if you're an old fart
is why would you buy the cow when you can
get the milk for free, right, well, typically to earn
the pedestal that you get playing for the Cowboys, you

(46:38):
usually have to win to be canonized. But you don't
have to do that in Dallas. You just you don't
have to do it. You don't under win anything. And
we've had generation after generation of Cowboy player that has
been celebrated and is the toast of the town without winning. Now, Secondly,
who specifically was Dez Bryant referencing, So we obviously don't know,

(47:02):
we're not in the mind of des Brian, but that
doesn't mean we can't have some reckless speculation, which is
what sports radio was designed for. So with the heat
cranked up on the thermostat, like the thermostat, the temperatures
are really hot, Dez immediately started to backpedal. He was
like a draft hopeful scouting combine doing the backpedaling drill.

(47:24):
And he claimed that he was not not signaling out
any particular current Dallas player. And if you believe that
I have some beachfront property in Nebraska, I would like
to sell you with a nice view of the Pacific Ocean.
It's beautiful, just absolutely beautiful, and right now, I have

(47:45):
some property in Buffalo which you got a lot of sun.
It's always eighty degrees in Buffalo. Clearly, we don't believe him.
Based on a minutes long investigation. Here's what we believe.
We believe that Dez Bryant was pointing the finger at
Dak Prescott and Zeke Elliott. Now, Dak started out by

(48:10):
NFL standards, humble beginnings. He was a fourth round pick
out of Mississippi State. And the argument is, it's a
nice story, hit a scratch and claw to establish himself
and then having to prove himself year after year. Finally
Dak Prescott hit Peter. He got the one hundred and

(48:31):
sixty million dollar contract, one hundred and twenty six million
Gay Wrong tape from Jerry Jones, and Dak's numbers, if
you look at the stats, were pretty good. He was
a top ten quarterback this year quarterback rating a lot
of empty calories, a lot of empty calories, a lot
of numbers in blowout wins for the Cowboys. And it's
the same argument, right, Dak has been the maestro of

(48:55):
beating up substandard teams and then when playing a better opponent,
the legend of Dak Prescott is he does not play
that well, it's it's a trip on the struggle bus
for Dak Prescott. That not really a primetime, big game,
playoff performer. Then you have Zeke Elliott. Now, Zeke might

(49:16):
play for the Cowboys, but I think we've learned he's
more of a jag. He's just a guy. Zeke Elliott
was the thirty third ranked running back and yards per carry,
which I believe is right at the very top of
most important stat for a running back. If you get
a volume of carries, it's how many yards per carry? Now,
Zeke Elliott this year averaged the same yards per carry

(49:40):
as Sony Michelle, the ex pat of the Rams, and
DeAndre Swift of the Lions. That ain't good. His apprentice,
Tony Pollard, was a top ten running back. He averaged
a big time five point five yards per carry. That
is the same yards per carry is Jonathan Taylor of

(50:02):
your Cults, who many were hyping up as the MVP
of the NFL up until about week thirteen, week fourteen,
and then it started to go downhill and Nick chubblah
blah blah, Nick Chobba the Browns. So that's the line
pols on, that's not where Zeke Elliot is. So back

(50:24):
to Dez Bryant, these comments and had a ripple effect
around the Cowboys, many people trying to either brush them
aside saying that this is nothing, there's nothing to it.
Others are being caught in the crossfire of Jerry Jones
and what is his demilitarized zone. So the words of

(50:44):
Dez Bryant have some legs that got some currency. The
Cowboys have had a number of players who have a
virtuoso level of talent. And if you don't believe me,
just ask Jerry Jones. He'll tell you. He'll tell you
how great all is players are. Now the final fount.
There are lots of ingredients that go into the cake

(51:05):
mix on why certain teams win and other teams don't.
And to be fair, you play in certain other cities,
you are worshiped as well. It's just it's a little
different in Dallas. You play for the Steelers, they love
you if you're a Pittsburgh steel There's a love affair
the Green Bay Packers, but it's just cranked up a
little bit more out of control in Dallas. As a

(51:29):
general rule of thumb, the teams that are successful have grit. Now,
you can be on a glamour team and have grit,
but if you're having your ass kissed all day, every day,
you'll lose that edge. I believe that we're not talking
quantum physics here. We're talking about football. And there's an

(51:50):
old line, Bill Parcels. I keep bringing his name up,
Parcels had he said, don't eat the cheese. That was
a Parcels line, don't eat the cheese, And what did
that mean? That meant when things are going well, when
you're doing your job and you're winning games, and everyone's
saying how great you are. He never wanted his teams,

(52:12):
the players on his teams, to take their success for granted.
No coach wants that, and to go online and read
how great you are and see all the idiots on television,
the talking heads kissing your ass and all that. Fortunately
on sports radio, we don't ever do that. We don't
ever kiss anyone's ass, at least on the overnight we don't.

(52:33):
But the concern would always be to get over confident,
and it's always been the players who are willing to
sacrifice personal glory for the greater good of the team. Right.
That's how the setup if you look at the pyramid
of an NFL team, that you have to be willing
to give something up for the greater good, and the

(52:55):
Cowboys spoil everyone who's a star or are considered a star.
You don't have to earn it, so you really have
to have blinders on to avoid the trappings of playing
for the Cowboys. Now, does this mean that we will
see change? Is it true that Jerry Jones will say,
wait a minute, I have to take some of these

(53:16):
things back. No, don't expect Jerry Jones to take away
any perks. Because even though this is one of the
variables to the Cowboys and one not the only reason
they haven't won, but it's one of the reasons, it's
not a positive, it's not a net positive. Jerry's not
gonna take the trimmings away. He loves that. It's give

(53:37):
him the greatest locker room. Give him a locker room
that is like a penthouse, it's like a country club
locker room at the most expensive golf club you can
go to. And he believes it's a strong point those
fringe benefits, So he's not gonna give those things away.
Are you kidding? Me. Now he's gonna bring up more.
He's got such a heavy heart, and actually he's got

(53:59):
a wallet, and he loves to hang out with the
players and be their friends and all that. So that's
another another part of the story. All right, it is
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(56:17):
somehow that copy did not show up. But just cooking
with Roberto a self made man. You go to some
culinary school, Yeah nah, it learned from your mom and
your relatives. They're old countries from the old country right,
the old world right, bring them back to life. What
are we making today, bree, Cheese lasagna? Baby, I'm not

(56:38):
as together. I'm that's old Ben. I'm not a big
fan of lasagna, but my wife and my daughter love it.
So I'm making this all the time, A properly made
lasagna with the right mix. There's that that bliss point,
with the right mix of the cheese and the sauce.
Sauce gotta be homemade, obviously. Is this a homemade sauce? Awesome,

(57:00):
whole made marinara sauce, all right? I like it. So
we need a lot like ten pounds of cheese, exactly,
twelve of zion noodles, leaning ground Serlo and Italian sauces, ricotta, cheese, montzarella, parmesan,
garlic powder, garlic, powdered onion, powdered black pepper, Italian season et, closure, salt,
olive oil. I also have the homemade sauce ingredients for time. Peppers.
Don't have time for that, all right. For directions, Yeah,

(57:23):
heat the oven to three hundred and fifty degrees fahren hide. Okay,
all right, we're gonna cook that pasta. You don't want
to burn it piece them out right. All right, We're
gonna cook pasta al dante according to the package directions. Okay,
it's like that. Very simple. It's so far, so good directions. Okay, yeah,

(57:43):
it's very simple, so far. Sure, We're gonna eat a
large frame or cooking pan on medium high heat and
season the meat with the garlic, iron, onion powder, black pepper,
Italian seasoning, and kosher salt. All right, we're at We're
at a table swoon of olive oil because I like
getting all oiled to when I remember cooking some ground beef.
We're gonna brown the beef into a no more pink remains.

(58:05):
You gotta brite it up, man, No pink Come on, man,
all right, get rid of that pick man. We all
hate the pink. Uh yeah, train any's left over? All right? Next?
Next one metal is an awkward yeah. Next we'll make
the marinara sauce. All right, all right, all right, what

(58:26):
the marinas is? Ready? I have all this, I have
all this, I have all this, the directions all here
for you. But we'll move on to the next so
you'll have the point by point exactly. Yeah. Time purpose
says we can't go through all of it. Next will
add the meat. Next will add the meat to the
sauce and make some homemade meat sauce to the delicious.
It's just perfect texture. I'd give it a good stir

(58:46):
and let it simon for about five minutes. Okay, And
this has been passed down from generation to generation. Yes, correct,
that's Bert's family, of course. Amazing, of course. Yes. Next,
in the medium to large bowl, we'll mix the cheese
together at an egg if you like, all right, and
give it a good mix. Mixes those cheese is up, baby,
mix them up, Mix them up. You gotta mix that

(59:07):
all together. Man, you gotta have that, you know, everything
fused together, all the delicias. Yeah, getting hungry? All right,
Add one cup of meat sauce to a nine by
thirteen baking pan. All right, we're gonna put this bad
boy and the other. Make sure you got the proper
pen in there, all right, you wanted to to burn
or whatever. All right, Now we're gonna terrible. Yeah, we're
gonna all the cheese. We're gonna we're gonna we're gonna

(59:28):
top with the three lasagna noodles. All right, We're gonna
layer with one third of the cheese mixture and one
cup of meat sauce. Repeat twice more and finish with
three noodles topped with the remaining sauce. Okay, all right,
you got that. I got that right. I'm writing notes
down next cover with next, next, cover with foil, and
bake about forty five minutes. Okay, all right, very simple,

(59:52):
solid forty five minutes minutes, small, delicious uncover, uncover, and
then sprinkle over the raining cheese about two and a
half ups to montarella and and a quarter of parmesan.
All right, and we're gonna bake an additional fifteen minutes
or until browned. And Bubba, I said, I get that
cheese on top. Yeah, yeah, that's exactly. Gotta let it

(01:00:14):
brown up a little bit, bro two to three minutes
if desired, rest ten to fifteen minutes before cutting, and enjoy.
Just like that, we got some homemade three cheese lasagna, baby, baby,
that sounds wonderful. Made lasagna sometime and you'll tweat that
out right right now, baby, I'll do cooking, cooking with

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Roberto Boom