October 21, 2024 • 36 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
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the LA Dodgers in sink and down the grain, Petros
and Money, DROs In Money, ros In Money Ros, I
don't crack. He's the under pressure PRIs Puss Puss, get
your puozzo out and get your foods. So going every
damn night. It's just hard because it's hard, and it's hard.
It's just hard. Gosh, it's hard. Yeah, it's hard. It's hard.
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It's hard. It's hard. I mean it's hard.
Speaker 2 (01:00):
Happiness and intelligent people is the rarest thing I know.
Speaker 1 (01:08):
Think you about that if you're happy, dumbass.
Speaker 2 (01:10):
Yeah, thanks everybody for listening. We've got another two hours
of entertainment of great sports talk here on this I'm
a horse Monday.
Speaker 1 (01:19):
Great sports talk.
Speaker 2 (01:20):
The galloping ghost of the Petrosen Money Show pushing forward,
snorting its nostrils into the week in Los Angeles as
we head to the end of the week and an
epic matchup between the Dodgers and the Yankees, Game one
of the World Series Dodgers on dec At four, First
pitch at five oh eight.
Speaker 1 (01:39):
You guys doing the show from Dodgers Stadium Friday.
Speaker 2 (01:42):
No, we are not that. I don't think we'll be
allowed an allegian park. I don't think they'd host us
at the Barlow Respiratory Hospital in Allesian Park. I just don't.
I don't think that it's going to be like that
this series. I don't know why it was when the
Dodge were playing.
Speaker 1 (02:00):
The invite to the Dodgers' suite for the game, though
I'm more likely to catch polio. I seriously doubt that
we'll be anywhere near it down And you know this
because we talked about it earlier and you're just rubbing
it in now. I am, but I don't want to
go anyway. But as far as Friday goes, we're not
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sure if we're going to cover up Colin Cowherd and
just eat him all day and do Rogan and Rodney
from nine to noon, Petrosen Money from noon to four.
Leading up the first pitch, or if we have a
more measured approach. But I will say twenty seventeen Dodgers
playing the Red Sox or whatever, Rastros or whatever, we're there,
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you know, twenty eighteen was that the Sox? You know,
we're there. We're there in the in the in the
stadium with our desk and Burt and everything. Yeah, what
happened to him?
Speaker 2 (02:51):
The Dodgers just figured out ways to sell more and
more and make more and more money. And that did
not include the Petrosen money show.
Speaker 3 (03:00):
Yes, Tim, I am thinking maybe like a cross talk
hear me out, don, what do you think about this
cross talk petro some money show with like Evan and
Tiki or Brandon Tierney and Salakanta or the warm up
show on w f A. I don't want to talk
to anybody about little cross talk. We connect with them,
they connect to us and like, hey, hey.
Speaker 1 (03:24):
I like it. Yeah, I like it. I like it.
Don't you come to it? If you like it so much,
you come in and do it.
Speaker 3 (03:33):
The last time they had the guys on from New York,
I think it was Benino Michael.
Speaker 1 (03:38):
And when they were all fired up and they were like,
what are you gonna do? Would the Mets come down
on you, and we were like, I don't know, it's
gonna bena be kind of wild. They were so deflated.
These guys would get into it. Gonna be one heck
of a game.
Speaker 2 (03:52):
I guess, like, I'm not gonna fight with you, the
New York Mailbox had on the air.
Speaker 1 (03:57):
I'm not that stupid. I mean, I'm stupid, but I'm
not that dumb. I don't like your batting advatar, Bob
Buba's gonna whip better than yours. We like about yours,
and then leave the game early. Look, God, we look
up boy fun gool shut up. Actually, Tim like, yeah,
let's cancel that. I don't know, well, no cross talk,
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all right, I don't want to do it. All right.
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for the F one report.
Speaker 2 (05:00):
It was a great day to be a Ferrari fan
like Sadie Kate's and Austin On Sunday, not only did
the Scooteria deliver a one to two finish with Little
Chuck Leclair, then the smooth operator Carlos signs with the
Ferrari engines that the team supplies to the lone American
team at Haas secured their best finish in a home
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Grand Prix.
Speaker 1 (05:21):
Where was it this weekend, Austin, Texas? Oh, Circle of
the Americans? What do you new? Yeah? I am good team.
Speaker 2 (05:32):
It was Ferrari's first one two finish on American soil
since two thousand and six, when Michael Schumacher and Phelipe
Massa accomplished the feat in Indianapolis back when they used
to race there. Leclair got the win after starting in p.
Four following the sprint race on Saturday that was dominated
by Mad Max for Stopping, who went wire to wire
for the victory. Sunday was a familiar position for Little Chuck.
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His last race win also came after starting from p
four earlier in the season at Monza, which is in Italy.
What it was also though, was a flawless victory for
the Monogasque driver Monagaths. He's from Monaco, one of the
few locals when the five lights went out Sunday afternoon,
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Paul Sitter the sprite like Lando Norris, looked to hold
the lead going into turn one as he moved wide
to defend the challenge from the three time defending world
champion Max for Stopping, But Norris chose to go side
by side with for stopping out of the first corner,
and that allowed Leclair to sneak through on the inside
and take the lead coming out of turn what. From
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that point on, Shop was virtually unchallenged with the checkered flag.
He was supported by his teammate Carlos Signs, who definitely
used the undercut to put himself into second place ahead
of Mad Max. The undercut, yes, that's where you pit
right before them, and so.
Speaker 1 (06:56):
Then you try to get out right before them. It's
sort of like a yeah, it's a weird puzzle, but
you like how I explain that. Yep.
Speaker 2 (07:05):
Dawn the undercut has nothing to do with a bullet.
In basketball terms, it's like fouling a bad free throw
shooter to gain an advantage.
Speaker 1 (07:14):
When they go to the line.
Speaker 2 (07:17):
In Formula one parlance, an undercut is where the driver
pits the car in front to try to gain a
position by pitting before for stopping, Signs was able to
move up to P two and hold that position after
mad Max would pit after him by executing the undercut. Signs,
who will be replaced by Sir Lewis Hamilton next season.
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For the Prancing Horses put in a solid drive to
hold on to P two, best finished for the Spaniard
since winning the Australian Grand Prix earlier in the year.
With the race well in hand for the Scooterreea, all
the attention turned to the final podium spot as for
Stopping tried to hold off the diminutive and hard charging
land of Norris. On lap fifty two of the scheduled
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fifty six. Came to a head going into turn twelve
when Norris died bombed the angry Dutch prints dive bombed
yeah like with flying behind him, but as Norris moved
to the outside, he was pushed wide by verstopping, who's
late breaking had forced himself to go wide as well.
They both went why at LA traffic terms, dawn. This
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is like when people try to use the merge lane
on the one thirty four to the one oh one
transition to get around you in the escalate. The larger
escalade just pushes the attacking vehicle into the barrier. Yeah,
don't mess with the snake killer in the escalator.
Speaker 1 (08:37):
Especially at five thirty am on the way to Burbank Airport.
Speaker 2 (08:39):
Exactly right, Norris swept around the outside to take position.
He was well outside of track limits, gaining an advantage
legal in LA traffic conditions, sadly not legal in formula one.
The move was immediately noted by Ray Stewarts for stopping
and Red Bull claiming the move was illegal. Norris and
McLaren pleading they were forced off the train by the
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vengeful for stop.
Speaker 1 (09:03):
Outside.
Speaker 4 (09:03):
The check goes ahead of Do you think you were
ahead of Apex? So our opinion is you were head
of APEX. Vice cause went all yeah. He also went
off so.
Speaker 3 (09:21):
So got toars three point eight.
Speaker 4 (09:22):
He has been given a five second penalty.
Speaker 2 (09:25):
Oh don This is like when the NBA players worked
the refs to get the next call. Did you ever
get the next called?
Speaker 1 (09:31):
Yeah? There you go.
Speaker 2 (09:33):
As the race centered its final lap, it was confirmed
that Norris had received a five second time penalty for
leaving the track and gaining an advantage. This would be
added to his time at the end of the race.
Speaker 1 (09:42):
Yeah, shut up, No.
Speaker 2 (09:45):
Nor is trying to build a gap over mad Max
to cover the five second penalty, but was only able
to gain a four second advantage as the checkered flag fell.
Meeting with the penalty, he was relegated back to P
four for stopping gets P three and he's on the
podium for Max, a fortuitous ruling in favor of him,
although he remains winless in the last nine Grand Prix.
Speaker 1 (10:08):
Right, don't give you guys, give me this Senagy. Okay,
I'm trying to rescue. What's take dude. Last time I
was in your ver stopping was winning every race.
Speaker 2 (10:18):
Yeah, dude, And he's still probably gonna win the championship.
But McLaren is eating his ass. Maybe that doesn't sound good.
But with the podium finished, Max now leads Norris by
fifty seven points in the drivers Championship.
Speaker 1 (10:33):
With five Grand Prix remaining.
Speaker 2 (10:35):
The young Aussi Oscar Pastre would take P five for
McLaren and the curiously odd looking George Russell took p
six despite starting from the pit lane. His teammate Lewis
Hamilton would beach his Mercedes on lap three. Having never
previously failed to finish a race in the United States,
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it was Mercedes' first ever failure to finish an Austin
F one race and for Hamil and his shortest races
going out in the first corner and cut her in
twenty twenty three, Yeah, but it just didn't look that all.
You did not have the magic on this week, could.
Speaker 1 (11:14):
Have sworn it, turned it off.
Speaker 2 (11:16):
We mentioned the Ferrari engines are supplied to the HAWS team.
Sunday they would deliver a big win with an eight
place finished by the Hulk Miko Hulkenberg, the best ever
finished in a home Grand Prix at eleventh place, just
outside the points for k Mag Kevin.
Speaker 1 (11:31):
Magnuson once again, Yeah, suck my balls, mate.
Speaker 2 (11:38):
We were trying to give some love to k Mag
but anyway, as the only American team, the Haws team
has now scored points in four consecutive racists for the
first time since twenty eighteen. Clowns and wankers, No more
Don and don. If you're a Formula one.
Speaker 1 (11:52):
Driver, first off, your head would probably sin about four
feet outside of the cockpit.
Speaker 2 (11:59):
Not very irritating. No, they're facing boat clean off. But
if you did, your nickname would still be d Mack.
Do you know what your three letter abbreviation would be?
Speaker 1 (12:12):
Mac? Mac.
Speaker 2 (12:13):
Formula one is the middle of a triple header right
now in their schedule. After Austin this weekend, the F
one circus moves south of the border just outside of
Mexico City for the Mexican Grand Prix at the Auto
Dromo at Monosriguez this weekend. Theriguez brothers, Pedro and Ricardo,
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the first family of racing and Mexico, tragically both killed
behind the wheel, really really Ricardo at the tender age
of twenty in nineteen sixty two at the Periltata corner
at the circuit that would later bear his family name,
and Pedro, who would go on to become the first
Mexican born driver to win a Grand Prix in Belgium
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in nineteen seventy, would lose his life in a sports
car race in Germany in nineteen seventy one to thirty
one years of age. The Mexican Formula One fans and
current Guandalajarian driver Sergio Checo Perez celebrate the Brawlers around
this time every year, and the Autho Dromo, sits at
the elevation of over six five hundred feet above sea level,
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presents a unique set of challenges for drivers and engineers
and the physical and technical demands on man and equipment
part of the drivers a unique setting. Upwards of a
two hundred thousand racing fans will turn out the Grand
Prix two point six mile circuit that was built in
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the middle of a public park and winds its way
through a baseball stadium inside it turned fourteen. The stadium
is called I have a question four oh souls. Yes,
you said earlier the race was fifty six laps. Are
they all like fifty six around there or some long?
Speaker 1 (13:56):
It just depends. It depends on the length of the
of the track. Yeah, fifty c Yeah, they're around there,
fifty six sixty something, but I think they were longer. Well,
they take about a couple hours.
Speaker 2 (14:08):
The stadium, by the way, is called four to zero
soul as I was saying home to the Diablos ro
host Del Mexico Vassay once did a spring training game there.
Speaker 1 (14:15):
This guy is a big shows. They did a great
job last night.
Speaker 2 (14:20):
Today the stadium hosts music's concerts artists Iron Maiden played there,
The Stones, Pink Floyd, Don McLean, some of your favorites
Stone Temple, Pilots, stp there.
Speaker 1 (14:31):
Yeah, the Auto Dromo and Monos.
Speaker 2 (14:33):
Rodriguez has been Mexico's premier racing circuit for more than
fifty years, and the circuit has seen categories from Formula
One to Indy Cars, NASCAR's top class sports cars.
Speaker 1 (14:44):
And even drag racing events and of course lowrider festivals
lowrider festivals. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (14:54):
After an extensive refurbishment, the circuit has regained its Formula
One race, with the home crowd now packing into every
available grandstand to cheer on Sergio Perez. The section through
four oh Soul Baseball Stadium is like nothing else in motorsport,
with the crowd noise drowning out the noise of the cars.
A unique venue, no doubt well worth your viewing. Don
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The five lights will go out at one o'clock on
Sunday PM. Pretty slow sports weekend. Should be easy to
slide that one into your grilling schedule.
Speaker 1 (15:29):
Maybe, yeah, one o'clock's easily before that grill gets turned on.
Speaker 2 (15:34):
Well, and that's your f one report for Southern California.
Thank you for listening, and we'll be right back. Even
though the World Series is coming up on Friday and
we're gearing up and scams. Tomorrow at six am, Don
and I will preview the NBA season, which is falling
on your head like an anvil from the sky. On
Wednesday we got Clipper Suns and tomorrow a punkass Lakers
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tip off. Time to get nailed by the King. We'll
be right back with more great sports talk. Yes, who,
it's cracking everybody, Welcome back. It's the Petrosen Money Show
live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app. Make sure to listen
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to the show on the app. You can stream it
live on the app, or you can podcast it later,
which is a very you know, most people think that,
you know, they say, hey, are you still doing your podcast?
It's like, no, we actually do a radio show with
radio show discipline and a clock and a studio and
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a board. But yes, you can podcast a show on
the iHeartRadio Network, and I don't know if you've heard this,
but the Dodgers are in the World Series and people
are pretty excited.
Speaker 1 (16:50):
They are.
Speaker 2 (16:51):
Don got his tickets right away, right, don Didn't you know?
Didn't you back up the Brinks trup to Barry's tickets?
Speaker 1 (17:00):
As much as I would like to, I just felt like,
once in a lifetime deal. Don, How do you know
what if they do it again next year.
Speaker 2 (17:09):
And it's Dodgers Yankees again, Yeah, you know. I would
imagine people are like, well, it's never gonna happen again.
If it happened two years in a row, and then
they'll charge people again, Yeah, like it's gonna be a
pretty penny. So the moral of the story is, don't
ask for tickets. Yeah, nobody has ticket, no nobody.
Speaker 1 (17:27):
And if they do, they're expensive.
Speaker 2 (17:29):
And they're not going to give them to you. No,
it doesn't matter how much your uncle Larry loved the
Dodgers and you want to take him as a thank
you for him to teach you to fish or something
many years ago. I hear a lot of stories, and
as heart felt.
Speaker 1 (17:45):
As there are are, I think those up decks there,
those upper decks will still be one thousand dollars by
first pitch.
Speaker 3 (17:51):
I don't think so face value when they went on
sale last week eight thirty five face value.
Speaker 1 (17:57):
So yeah, top deck. So the answer is, yes, what
what if my homeboy just got out of jail though
you know he isn't seen the Dodgers play.
Speaker 2 (18:07):
Yeah, No, that is tough, all right, that is tough
because they have those tube TV's at the jail still
and he can't even make he sneaks to Matt Kemp
still on the team. It's like, now that's the Oscar guy. Anyway,
The point is it is time for the top story.
Speaker 1 (18:20):
That story.
Speaker 2 (18:23):
It is hard to believe, but it has happened. The
NBA season has crept up on us like the tide
and it is about to overtake us. The Lakers and
the story with the Lakers of Lebron and Browny making
many eyes roll around the country or the global basketball world,
and of course the frustration of Clipper fans and the
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kwondo of Kawhi Leonard. When will this guy be healthy
for an entire season? In playoffs? We have Don McClain here,
who is a number one basketball expert guy. He is
our chief NBA analyst s NBA analyst on the Petros
and Money Show. That's got a nice ring to it. Yeah,
and he will be there tomorrow night or Wednesday night,
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Wednesday night and into it. The Lakers tip tomorrow and
the Clippers tip on Wednesday, into it, and we will
have that game right here on m FI seven LA
Sports because the World Series does not start till Friday.
But down, I guess we'll start with the Lakers. Sure,
JJ Reddick, a new coach, a man of great vocabulary.
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He knows that he's cool, and he's not afraid to
let you know that he's cool. And they've got basically
the same roster they do. Yeah, so what are they
going to be?
Speaker 1 (19:41):
Like?
Speaker 2 (19:41):
What's different about the Lakers other than the coach and
the whole BRONI stay, Well.
Speaker 1 (19:46):
What's interesting is when you head into the regular season,
you look back at what happened in the offseason. You
just said it, pe not much has happened, So it's
hard to really get behind anything being different except for
this JJ Reddick, first time coach, younger head coach first,
you know, the first time he's doing this, but a
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head coach, even though it's a players league and the
players determine the outcome and all that. Sometimes a new voice,
a breath of fresh air, whatever you want to call it,
can reinvigorate a team. It can. Now we we're gonna
find out. But that's the only thing if you're a
Laker fan that you can look to is a JJ Reddick.
And I don't even think rookie coach. Yeah, but not
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even from an ex's and O standpoint. That's an overall
kind of feeling about the team and guys coming together,
playing harder, playing together more. And I think that's what
could happen, but we don't know that. Like when you
look at a team that added four guys or signed
what you can say, Okay, how's that going to look
with the guys they already have, Well, it's basically the
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same roster except for Dalton Connect and Brownie, and we
don't know if either of those two is going to
play very much. I think they're hoping that Connect plays
and find the role on that team. But it hasn't
gone great for the Lakers the last couple of years.
So you are hanging on Reddick really getting a buy
in from this team and really getting them to dig
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in more on the defensive end, and they'll be better
because you look at it, Lebron still playing at a
high level. AD is still playing at a high level
if he can stay healthy and so on paper, you
say to yourself, well, are they a playing team? Are
they a top six team? Or they are they a
playoff team? I don't know. A lot's going to depend
on to me, body language, effort defensively, and does it
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look different than it's looked the last few years?
Speaker 2 (21:37):
Is it enough for them to say or for Laker fans.
I don't think it is to say, Hey, look at
we got Lebron and his sons out here too. We're
making history like they gotta win games. Otherwise it's going
to be people are gonna pile on and it's going
to be embarrassing.
Speaker 1 (21:51):
Look the BRONI Lebron think it's a great story. I'm
a dad, you're a dad. It would be fantastic to
have that happen, and it's happened. But there's no way
that Bronn even if he gets an opportunity, there is
no way that Bronnie James is going to have any
significant impact on this Laker team if he plays right.
I mean most of us that kind of know this stuff,
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just assume that he's going to be on the G
League team for most of the year. But it is
a good story. I think they'll probably celebrate it tomorrow
night by getting him in the game tomorrow, depending on
the score, I would imagine, and then Bronni's got work
to do and he'll go down to the G League
and hopefully improve and get better as the season goes on.
But you're right, Pee, it's that that is only a
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story that has nothing to do really, at least in
my opinion, with wins and losses.
Speaker 2 (22:41):
You know, it's funny whenever you talk to a guy
who hasn't gotten into the season yet with his team, right.
Maybe it's a new coach thing, maybe it's not. Maybe
it's something that happens yearly, and I think it happens
in every sport, and we all talk to these guys
in the offseason, or you listen to the press conferences
and they say, well, we're gonna do this, and we're
gonna do this, and this is what this guy can do.
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It no one's ever thought of this, And then the
season comes and reality hits you in the face. And
then the next game comes, and the next game comes
and the avalanche is on you. And to me, that's
it sounded so funny with JJ Reddick was like, well,
you know, we're gonna do this, and we're gonna develop,
and we're gonna do this. It's like, dude, No, the
NBA season's gonna hit you like a freaking record ball.
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You know how much of that do you feel when
you hear them talk or do you think he knows
what's coming?
Speaker 1 (23:28):
I think he knows. I think JJ Reddick's a smart guy.
I don't think there's any doubt about that. But you know,
being a successful NBA head coach isn't about just being smart.
It's about a lot of things, and controlling your locker
room and getting guys to play, all the things I've
already talked about. But here's the problem pe the flip
side of that. And let's say, let's just say JJ
Reddick is going to do a good job and they
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are better this year because I happen to think they are.
I don't know what that means, if they're gonna be
a top six or whatever. But the flip side, p
is what the other teams are doing in getting better
A team like OKC had the best record in the
West last year and they're a really young team. So
now they're still a young team, but they've gotten a
year older and a year better. So are you catching
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up to them? Probably not? And that's the deal in
the Western Conference with all these teams Dallas, all these
teams that are getting better and they're younger than the Lakers,
how do you close that gap? And it can't be
just JJ Reddick.
Speaker 2 (24:25):
The Clippers are not really getting much younger either, doesn't
feel like and of course Harden's a great player. They
don't have Paul George anymore, who left, and that was
kind of awkward. And then the real blow, which shouldn't
surprise anybody, I guess at this point is that Kawhi
Leonard isn't coming back anytime soon or I'm not.
Speaker 1 (24:46):
Sure what one knows.
Speaker 2 (24:47):
What to make of it, but man, what a weird
way to go into a season for them.
Speaker 1 (24:51):
It's unfortunate that Kawhi is not starting because I happen
to think with the things they did in the offseason, Yeah,
you lost Paul George, but you kind of redeemed yourself,
especially on the defensive end. So I'm looking at two
things starting Wednesday. What is Harden's approach going to be?
Because last year when he got to the Clippers, it
was about being a facilitator, you know, not taking as
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many shots, but getting Kawhi shots, PG shots, all the
other guys shots. Well, now he doesn't have any other
superstars with him. So is he going to go back
to where what he was in Houston thirty five a night,
leading the league and scoring. Can he still do that
at his age? Now? We're gonna find out. So that's
the first thing. But the second thing is they added
better defenders. And Pg's one of the best two way
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players in the game. But they added like multiple guys, Patoom,
Derek Jones, Junior Mobamba, like guys that if they're gonna
win and win as much as as people thought they
were gonna win with or without Kawhi, they're gonna have
to be really good defensively. And here's the good news.
Jeff Van Gundy on the staff now he commands respect
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in the locker room. He has for years, even on TV.
People really respect Jeff Van Gundy. So if you put
this the guys that came in free agent, guys that
came in with who they already had and you got
Jeff Van Gundy there. If they're a really really good
defensive team, I think they'll overachieve and win more games
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than people think, even if Kawhi isn't back or whenever
Kawhi gets back. Interesting, we have the game on Wednesday
night three to six. Who they playing? Sons?
Speaker 2 (26:25):
Oh my god, I wore my son's shirt today, ha ha.
I don't like the Suns, but I love the Gorilla.
Let me ask you this, would you be more surprised
if Kawai came back in like a couple of weeks
and was out there, or if he didn't come back
to like the All Star break orherever.
Speaker 1 (26:40):
No, I don't think it's that. I mean, I don't
know anything. No one knows anything, no one ever had.
I think it's more within the next month he's back
kind of thing. If I had to guess, I've known nothing.
But maybe that's wishful thinking, Maybe that's me being hopeful.
But I just get the sense that he didn't have
its inflammation. They saying inflammation, They got to get it down. Well,
(27:02):
it's not like he's you know, rehabbing a reconstructed knee
or something. You know what I mean. You know, it's
kind of fat white lady with gouty Yeah, so I
think if I if I had to guess, I'd say
it's it's somewhere within the month hopefully.
Speaker 2 (27:16):
All right, Don McClain, some strong NBA talk for a
strong NBA season here in the city of Los Angeles.
With Jeff Van Gundy coming to the Clippers, it's kind
of like Jim Harbaugh going to the Chargers, a man
who demands respect and it's bald Well Harbaugh's got here.
(27:37):
All right, We'll be right back with a public travesty
and I'm very upset about I want to talk.
Speaker 1 (27:43):
About welcome back.
Speaker 2 (27:53):
It's the Petrosen Money Show on AM five seventy LA
Sports on a Budello meets a lot of Monday, Yes,
brute for those with a fighting spirit Modello, it's not
a real meet a lotta if it's not made with
Modello or a reward for you, maybe even in picture
for him. At the end of the day, Don McClain
is in for Matt mney Smith. We of course are
(28:15):
very excited about Friday Dodgers versus Yankees, Game one of
the World Series. We talked to assay. We talked to
John Hayman. We had the Superpower Posse in the house
and it all went down from there. And we are
going all the way till seven with our celebration. But
Friday is when we start. Tomorrow will be a full
show Friday. We're not sure what time the show starts
(28:39):
because we don't know if we're going to try to
figure out I don't know. I we're going to cover
up the national programming.
Speaker 1 (28:43):
Oh, I thought you're trying to figure out.
Speaker 2 (28:45):
No, they're not letting us out there. But is Colin
Cowherd going to talk enough baseball for us to leave
him on the air is the question. And if he doesn't,
I mean it's a football Friday, if he doesn't boom
out of here as you would say, Don. And one
of the great things about this time of year when
the Dodgers are making a run is scam Suare. It's
(29:07):
extra work for Kates, but it's also extra money for
Tim Kates at Tim Kates the Wall All CIF Baseball
in nineteen ninety six. Not quite like the South Bay
co Player of the Year in ninety four, but nobody's perfect.
Tim Kates is doing a bang up job with the
Show in the Morning with Steve sachs. Don McLain is
tenatably booked for tomorrow at six twenty five am, chopping
(29:31):
up about the Dodgers and do a Laker Clipper preview
just like you did in the last segment, but not
being said. You know, when scam elongates and gets longer,
you've got to book more guys. Not just the fatigue factor,
but who are you.
Speaker 1 (29:49):
Going to bring on?
Speaker 2 (29:50):
You know, you can't wake up Oral Herscheiser every morning.
You can't just wear vass A out forever, even though
it's his job. What are you going to do? And
Tim Kates, have you made appearance on the show yet?
Speaker 1 (30:01):
No?
Speaker 2 (30:01):
No, he's not that desperate. And every once in a while,
Victim Brigg I've asked like, hey, do you need me
and they're like no, no, are you sure?
Speaker 1 (30:08):
No, no, no, not necessary. Victor Briggs fought his way
on a few times. That happens all the time. But tomorrow,
Tim Kates has Jerry Royce booked. Jerry Royce a former
Dodger pitcher best known for his time with the Dodgers,
but he pitched for the Cardinals, the Astroids, the Pirates,
the Reds, the Angels, the White Sox, the Brewers, and
(30:29):
the Pirates again. Twenty one year major League career and
only two All Star Games, and he won a World
Series Championship in eighty one against who the Yankee. Yes, So,
Jerry Royce, a Dodger pitcher, somebody whose name we all
remember from our childhood. Seventy five years old. He is
(30:50):
my dad's age, born in nineteen forty nine, is going
to join Tim tomorrow. That's going to be like a
forty five minute segment, yea.
Speaker 2 (30:56):
And since he's forty five years since he's seventy five
years old, he gets up at like three forty five,
so he'll be up for like, hey, I'll been up
for a twenty half hours. So he's going to join
the show tomorrow. But the first thing I thought of
when I thought of Jerry Royce was the show. And
I don't know if you know about this. Don I
mean you listen to our show, but I mean you
also have things to do. Have you heard of the
(31:18):
show Half Nelson? Half Nelson was a drama that lasted
one season on the network and it was like a
la bay, oh, here we go, turn it out La.
Speaker 1 (31:34):
Who's La?
Speaker 2 (31:36):
I'll tell you it starred Joe Peshy as Half Nelson,
a little cop type, Victoria Jackson, Oh, Fred the Hammer, Williamson,
Bubba Smith, Dick Butkis, Oh wow, Dean Martin?
Speaker 1 (31:54):
What everybody was in Half Nelson? How did it only
last one season? Terrible?
Speaker 2 (32:02):
Bubba Smith from Police Academy. Oh yeah, And Jerry Royce
is in an episode of Half Nelson. Really yes, he
appears at a bar like they make La look so
cool and Half Nelson, God, half Nelson.
Speaker 1 (32:20):
Yeah, but Royce wasn't on Baywatch. No, you were on Baywatch.
Don You're right, you probably have more of a foothold
in the world of network TV. Everybody remembers Baywatch, nobody
remembers Half Nelson. But tomorrow on Scam, Tim Kates is
gonna ask, I don't know if Michelle has the capability
(32:41):
to actually play the song, that would be a big ask.
But oh from the Valley to Hollywood. Yeah, look at
dude Mark looking in there, see him? Yeah?
Speaker 2 (32:54):
What yours the show eighty five? Tim Kates is going
to ask, Oh, then, now here's the Dean Martin song
to end it? Dean Deaned A little little pasted.
Speaker 1 (33:06):
It when he recorded this. Yeah, turned this up for us.
Please health the natives are all healthier, Tan, Don did
I've never seen this Show's my Home.
Speaker 2 (33:23):
Yeah, Tim is gonna ask Jerry Royce about his experience
with half Nelson tomorrow.
Speaker 1 (33:30):
Which which of the sewers of the show was he
in the episode with.
Speaker 2 (33:35):
He showed up at a bar and he was like
peripherally around Bud Gis and Bubba Smith. I think might
have been with the Saxy Dancer or some other weird
dodger at the time.
Speaker 1 (33:45):
He didn't He didn't do a segment with Lou rawl
like some of us. No, no again, Don, you were
you were great in Baywatch, especially with Lou Rawls as
your basketball pickup pimp.
Speaker 2 (33:58):
Yeah, which was, and you would have never in real life.
Obviously let Hasselhoff score like that in the Pain, especially
when I had to make shots for Hasselhoff because he
couldn't make it.
Speaker 1 (34:10):
That is well documented here on the show. Yeah, Hasselhoff
just not a great show. It would have taken a
hundred takes. He just didn't have the stroke. He just
didn't have the natural stroke. So they got a shot
of him shooting and then they just watched the ball
go in, but that was actually my shot going in.
So even though they beat us, they didn't bring in
like a shooter. Baskets were my basket. Did they bring
(34:32):
a shooter in? And you're like, hey, good, other, you're
a good bring a shooter? Yeah? You know what I mean, Like, hey,
this guy's gonna shoot for Hasslehoff. Let's do this in
one take. Guys, Well, thanks for making it about you.
You know, I'm trying to celebrate Terry Royce and his
sting in the eighty five. What year were you, Bay Watts.
Hasselhoff would have never had the juice. He would have
(34:54):
never had the juice to win any pickup game in Venice,
especially that one. It turns out when you play basketball,
you have to make a basket to win, and if
you can't make a basket, you're probably not gonna win.
So no, so you're saying that pickup game, you know
the score, I'm saying, if Hasselhoff played a game of
one on one or even like three on three, he
(35:17):
would have zero every time. Copy Well, stay tuned for
scam Jerry Royce. Tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (35:24):
Kates is gonna ask him about half Nelson nineteen eighty five, LA,
you belong to me.
Speaker 1 (35:32):
Oh.
Speaker 2 (35:32):
They also had like a Spots Mackenzie dog as like
they threw everything at the wall. They're like, yeah, no,
put Dean Martin, put Dick budgets, Baba Smith, Fred Williamson.
Speaker 1 (35:44):
Is there another washed up athlete? Is there anybody? Jim Brown?
We'll be back with more petrose, somebody. We got a
whole other hour bred dryer wasn't available. Yeah, they're right.
Speaker 2 (35:53):
He must have been doing Hunter with Dedie McCall, throwing
people off of buildings in Burbank. Fred Ryer, Londale High.
That's who played Palace Vernes with that Pa. We got
fun fact quick Hits, Dead and Alive and then scam
at six in the morning. Stay with us on am
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It's just hard. Gosh, it's hard. Yeah, it's hard. It's hard.
(00:46):
It's hard. It's hard. I mean it's hard.
Speaker 2 (01:00):
Happiness and intelligent people is the rarest thing I know.
Speaker 1 (01:08):
Think you about that if you're happy, dumbass.
Speaker 2 (01:10):
Yeah, thanks everybody for listening. We've got another two hours
of entertainment of great sports talk here on this I'm
a horse Monday.
Speaker 1 (01:19):
Great sports talk.
Speaker 2 (01:20):
The galloping ghost of the Petrosen Money Show pushing forward,
snorting its nostrils into the week in Los Angeles as
we head to the end of the week and an
epic matchup between the Dodgers and the Yankees, Game one
of the World Series Dodgers on dec At four, First
pitch at five oh eight.
Speaker 1 (01:39):
You guys doing the show from Dodgers Stadium Friday.
Speaker 2 (01:42):
No, we are not that. I don't think we'll be
allowed an allegian park. I don't think they'd host us
at the Barlow Respiratory Hospital in Allesian Park. I just don't.
I don't think that it's going to be like that
this series. I don't know why it was when the
Dodge were playing.
Speaker 1 (02:00):
The invite to the Dodgers' suite for the game, though
I'm more likely to catch polio. I seriously doubt that
we'll be anywhere near it down And you know this
because we talked about it earlier and you're just rubbing
it in now. I am, but I don't want to
go anyway. But as far as Friday goes, we're not
(02:21):
sure if we're going to cover up Colin Cowherd and
just eat him all day and do Rogan and Rodney
from nine to noon, Petrosen Money from noon to four.
Leading up the first pitch, or if we have a
more measured approach. But I will say twenty seventeen Dodgers
playing the Red Sox or whatever, Rastros or whatever, we're there,
(02:41):
you know, twenty eighteen was that the Sox? You know,
we're there. We're there in the in the in the
stadium with our desk and Burt and everything. Yeah, what
happened to him?
Speaker 2 (02:51):
The Dodgers just figured out ways to sell more and
more and make more and more money. And that did
not include the Petrosen money show.
Speaker 3 (03:00):
Yes, Tim, I am thinking maybe like a cross talk
hear me out, don, what do you think about this
cross talk petro some money show with like Evan and
Tiki or Brandon Tierney and Salakanta or the warm up
show on w f A. I don't want to talk
to anybody about little cross talk. We connect with them,
they connect to us and like, hey, hey.
Speaker 1 (03:24):
I like it. Yeah, I like it. I like it.
Don't you come to it? If you like it so much,
you come in and do it.
Speaker 3 (03:33):
The last time they had the guys on from New York,
I think it was Benino Michael.
Speaker 1 (03:38):
And when they were all fired up and they were like,
what are you gonna do? Would the Mets come down
on you, and we were like, I don't know, it's
gonna bena be kind of wild. They were so deflated.
These guys would get into it. Gonna be one heck
of a game.
Speaker 2 (03:52):
I guess, like, I'm not gonna fight with you, the
New York Mailbox had on the air.
Speaker 1 (03:57):
I'm not that stupid. I mean, I'm stupid, but I'm
not that dumb. I don't like your batting advatar, Bob
Buba's gonna whip better than yours. We like about yours,
and then leave the game early. Look, God, we look
up boy fun gool shut up. Actually, Tim like, yeah,
let's cancel that. I don't know, well, no cross talk,
(04:20):
all right, I don't want to do it. All right.
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for the F one report.
Speaker 2 (05:00):
It was a great day to be a Ferrari fan
like Sadie Kate's and Austin On Sunday, not only did
the Scooteria deliver a one to two finish with Little
Chuck Leclair, then the smooth operator Carlos signs with the
Ferrari engines that the team supplies to the lone American
team at Haas secured their best finish in a home
(05:20):
Grand Prix.
Speaker 1 (05:21):
Where was it this weekend, Austin, Texas? Oh, Circle of
the Americans? What do you new? Yeah? I am good team.
Speaker 2 (05:32):
It was Ferrari's first one two finish on American soil
since two thousand and six, when Michael Schumacher and Phelipe
Massa accomplished the feat in Indianapolis back when they used
to race there. Leclair got the win after starting in p.
Four following the sprint race on Saturday that was dominated
by Mad Max for Stopping, who went wire to wire
for the victory. Sunday was a familiar position for Little Chuck.
(05:55):
His last race win also came after starting from p
four earlier in the season at Monza, which is in Italy.
What it was also though, was a flawless victory for
the Monogasque driver Monagaths. He's from Monaco, one of the
few locals when the five lights went out Sunday afternoon,
(06:19):
Paul Sitter the sprite like Lando Norris, looked to hold
the lead going into turn one as he moved wide
to defend the challenge from the three time defending world
champion Max for Stopping, But Norris chose to go side
by side with for stopping out of the first corner,
and that allowed Leclair to sneak through on the inside
and take the lead coming out of turn what. From
(06:39):
that point on, Shop was virtually unchallenged with the checkered flag.
He was supported by his teammate Carlos Signs, who definitely
used the undercut to put himself into second place ahead
of Mad Max. The undercut, yes, that's where you pit
right before them, and so.
Speaker 1 (06:56):
Then you try to get out right before them. It's
sort of like a yeah, it's a weird puzzle, but
you like how I explain that. Yep.
Speaker 2 (07:05):
Dawn the undercut has nothing to do with a bullet.
In basketball terms, it's like fouling a bad free throw
shooter to gain an advantage.
Speaker 1 (07:14):
When they go to the line.
Speaker 2 (07:17):
In Formula one parlance, an undercut is where the driver
pits the car in front to try to gain a
position by pitting before for stopping, Signs was able to
move up to P two and hold that position after
mad Max would pit after him by executing the undercut. Signs,
who will be replaced by Sir Lewis Hamilton next season.
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For the Prancing Horses put in a solid drive to
hold on to P two, best finished for the Spaniard
since winning the Australian Grand Prix earlier in the year.
With the race well in hand for the Scooterreea, all
the attention turned to the final podium spot as for
Stopping tried to hold off the diminutive and hard charging
land of Norris. On lap fifty two of the scheduled
(07:58):
fifty six. Came to a head going into turn twelve
when Norris died bombed the angry Dutch prints dive bombed
yeah like with flying behind him, but as Norris moved
to the outside, he was pushed wide by verstopping, who's
late breaking had forced himself to go wide as well.
They both went why at LA traffic terms, dawn. This
(08:22):
is like when people try to use the merge lane
on the one thirty four to the one oh one
transition to get around you in the escalate. The larger
escalade just pushes the attacking vehicle into the barrier. Yeah,
don't mess with the snake killer in the escalator.
Speaker 1 (08:37):
Especially at five thirty am on the way to Burbank Airport.
Speaker 2 (08:39):
Exactly right, Norris swept around the outside to take position.
He was well outside of track limits, gaining an advantage
legal in LA traffic conditions, sadly not legal in formula one.
The move was immediately noted by Ray Stewarts for stopping
and Red Bull claiming the move was illegal. Norris and
McLaren pleading they were forced off the train by the
(09:00):
vengeful for stop.
Speaker 1 (09:03):
Outside.
Speaker 4 (09:03):
The check goes ahead of Do you think you were
ahead of Apex? So our opinion is you were head
of APEX. Vice cause went all yeah. He also went
off so.
Speaker 3 (09:21):
So got toars three point eight.
Speaker 4 (09:22):
He has been given a five second penalty.
Speaker 2 (09:25):
Oh don This is like when the NBA players worked
the refs to get the next call. Did you ever
get the next called?
Speaker 1 (09:31):
Yeah? There you go.
Speaker 2 (09:33):
As the race centered its final lap, it was confirmed
that Norris had received a five second time penalty for
leaving the track and gaining an advantage. This would be
added to his time at the end of the race.
Speaker 1 (09:42):
Yeah, shut up, No.
Speaker 2 (09:45):
Nor is trying to build a gap over mad Max
to cover the five second penalty, but was only able
to gain a four second advantage as the checkered flag fell.
Meeting with the penalty, he was relegated back to P
four for stopping gets P three and he's on the
podium for Max, a fortuitous ruling in favor of him,
although he remains winless in the last nine Grand Prix.
Speaker 1 (10:08):
Right, don't give you guys, give me this Senagy. Okay,
I'm trying to rescue. What's take dude. Last time I
was in your ver stopping was winning every race.
Speaker 2 (10:18):
Yeah, dude, And he's still probably gonna win the championship.
But McLaren is eating his ass. Maybe that doesn't sound good.
But with the podium finished, Max now leads Norris by
fifty seven points in the drivers Championship.
Speaker 1 (10:33):
With five Grand Prix remaining.
Speaker 2 (10:35):
The young Aussi Oscar Pastre would take P five for
McLaren and the curiously odd looking George Russell took p
six despite starting from the pit lane. His teammate Lewis
Hamilton would beach his Mercedes on lap three. Having never
previously failed to finish a race in the United States,
(10:55):
it was Mercedes' first ever failure to finish an Austin
F one race and for Hamil and his shortest races
going out in the first corner and cut her in
twenty twenty three, Yeah, but it just didn't look that all.
You did not have the magic on this week, could.
Speaker 1 (11:14):
Have sworn it, turned it off.
Speaker 2 (11:16):
We mentioned the Ferrari engines are supplied to the HAWS team.
Sunday they would deliver a big win with an eight
place finished by the Hulk Miko Hulkenberg, the best ever
finished in a home Grand Prix at eleventh place, just
outside the points for k Mag Kevin.
Speaker 1 (11:31):
Magnuson once again, Yeah, suck my balls, mate.
Speaker 2 (11:38):
We were trying to give some love to k Mag
but anyway, as the only American team, the Haws team
has now scored points in four consecutive racists for the
first time since twenty eighteen. Clowns and wankers, No more
Don and don. If you're a Formula one.
Speaker 1 (11:52):
Driver, first off, your head would probably sin about four
feet outside of the cockpit.
Speaker 2 (11:59):
Not very irritating. No, they're facing boat clean off. But
if you did, your nickname would still be d Mack.
Do you know what your three letter abbreviation would be?
Speaker 1 (12:12):
Mac? Mac.
Speaker 2 (12:13):
Formula one is the middle of a triple header right
now in their schedule. After Austin this weekend, the F
one circus moves south of the border just outside of
Mexico City for the Mexican Grand Prix at the Auto
Dromo at Monosriguez this weekend. Theriguez brothers, Pedro and Ricardo,
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the first family of racing and Mexico, tragically both killed
behind the wheel, really really Ricardo at the tender age
of twenty in nineteen sixty two at the Periltata corner
at the circuit that would later bear his family name,
and Pedro, who would go on to become the first
Mexican born driver to win a Grand Prix in Belgium
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in nineteen seventy, would lose his life in a sports
car race in Germany in nineteen seventy one to thirty
one years of age. The Mexican Formula One fans and
current Guandalajarian driver Sergio Checo Perez celebrate the Brawlers around
this time every year, and the Autho Dromo, sits at
the elevation of over six five hundred feet above sea level,
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presents a unique set of challenges for drivers and engineers
and the physical and technical demands on man and equipment
part of the drivers a unique setting. Upwards of a
two hundred thousand racing fans will turn out the Grand
Prix two point six mile circuit that was built in
(13:41):
the middle of a public park and winds its way
through a baseball stadium inside it turned fourteen. The stadium
is called I have a question four oh souls. Yes,
you said earlier the race was fifty six laps. Are
they all like fifty six around there or some long?
Speaker 1 (13:56):
It just depends. It depends on the length of the
of the track. Yeah, fifty c Yeah, they're around there,
fifty six sixty something, but I think they were longer. Well,
they take about a couple hours.
Speaker 2 (14:08):
The stadium, by the way, is called four to zero
soul as I was saying home to the Diablos ro
host Del Mexico Vassay once did a spring training game there.
Speaker 1 (14:15):
This guy is a big shows. They did a great
job last night.
Speaker 2 (14:20):
Today the stadium hosts music's concerts artists Iron Maiden played there,
The Stones, Pink Floyd, Don McLean, some of your favorites
Stone Temple, Pilots, stp there.
Speaker 1 (14:31):
Yeah, the Auto Dromo and Monos.
Speaker 2 (14:33):
Rodriguez has been Mexico's premier racing circuit for more than
fifty years, and the circuit has seen categories from Formula
One to Indy Cars, NASCAR's top class sports cars.
Speaker 1 (14:44):
And even drag racing events and of course lowrider festivals
lowrider festivals. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (14:54):
After an extensive refurbishment, the circuit has regained its Formula
One race, with the home crowd now packing into every
available grandstand to cheer on Sergio Perez. The section through
four oh Soul Baseball Stadium is like nothing else in motorsport,
with the crowd noise drowning out the noise of the cars.
A unique venue, no doubt well worth your viewing. Don
(15:18):
The five lights will go out at one o'clock on
Sunday PM. Pretty slow sports weekend. Should be easy to
slide that one into your grilling schedule.
Speaker 1 (15:29):
Maybe, yeah, one o'clock's easily before that grill gets turned on.
Speaker 2 (15:34):
Well, and that's your f one report for Southern California.
Thank you for listening, and we'll be right back. Even
though the World Series is coming up on Friday and
we're gearing up and scams. Tomorrow at six am, Don
and I will preview the NBA season, which is falling
on your head like an anvil from the sky. On
Wednesday we got Clipper Suns and tomorrow a punkass Lakers
(15:57):
tip off. Time to get nailed by the King. We'll
be right back with more great sports talk. Yes, who,
it's cracking everybody, Welcome back. It's the Petrosen Money Show
live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app. Make sure to listen
(16:18):
to the show on the app. You can stream it
live on the app, or you can podcast it later,
which is a very you know, most people think that,
you know, they say, hey, are you still doing your podcast?
It's like, no, we actually do a radio show with
radio show discipline and a clock and a studio and
(16:40):
a board. But yes, you can podcast a show on
the iHeartRadio Network, and I don't know if you've heard this,
but the Dodgers are in the World Series and people
are pretty excited.
Speaker 1 (16:50):
They are.
Speaker 2 (16:51):
Don got his tickets right away, right, don Didn't you know?
Didn't you back up the Brinks trup to Barry's tickets?
Speaker 1 (17:00):
As much as I would like to, I just felt like,
once in a lifetime deal. Don, How do you know
what if they do it again next year.
Speaker 2 (17:09):
And it's Dodgers Yankees again, Yeah, you know. I would
imagine people are like, well, it's never gonna happen again.
If it happened two years in a row, and then
they'll charge people again, Yeah, like it's gonna be a
pretty penny. So the moral of the story is, don't
ask for tickets. Yeah, nobody has ticket, no nobody.
Speaker 1 (17:27):
And if they do, they're expensive.
Speaker 2 (17:29):
And they're not going to give them to you. No,
it doesn't matter how much your uncle Larry loved the
Dodgers and you want to take him as a thank
you for him to teach you to fish or something
many years ago. I hear a lot of stories, and
as heart felt.
Speaker 1 (17:45):
As there are are, I think those up decks there,
those upper decks will still be one thousand dollars by
first pitch.
Speaker 3 (17:51):
I don't think so face value when they went on
sale last week eight thirty five face value.
Speaker 1 (17:57):
So yeah, top deck. So the answer is, yes, what
what if my homeboy just got out of jail though
you know he isn't seen the Dodgers play.
Speaker 2 (18:07):
Yeah, No, that is tough, all right, that is tough
because they have those tube TV's at the jail still
and he can't even make he sneaks to Matt Kemp
still on the team. It's like, now that's the Oscar guy. Anyway,
The point is it is time for the top story.
Speaker 1 (18:20):
That story.
Speaker 2 (18:23):
It is hard to believe, but it has happened. The
NBA season has crept up on us like the tide
and it is about to overtake us. The Lakers and
the story with the Lakers of Lebron and Browny making
many eyes roll around the country or the global basketball world,
and of course the frustration of Clipper fans and the
(18:44):
kwondo of Kawhi Leonard. When will this guy be healthy
for an entire season? In playoffs? We have Don McClain here,
who is a number one basketball expert guy. He is
our chief NBA analyst s NBA analyst on the Petros
and Money Show. That's got a nice ring to it. Yeah,
and he will be there tomorrow night or Wednesday night,
(19:07):
Wednesday night and into it. The Lakers tip tomorrow and
the Clippers tip on Wednesday, into it, and we will
have that game right here on m FI seven LA
Sports because the World Series does not start till Friday.
But down, I guess we'll start with the Lakers. Sure,
JJ Reddick, a new coach, a man of great vocabulary.
(19:30):
He knows that he's cool, and he's not afraid to
let you know that he's cool. And they've got basically
the same roster they do. Yeah, so what are they
going to be?
Speaker 1 (19:41):
Like?
Speaker 2 (19:41):
What's different about the Lakers other than the coach and
the whole BRONI stay, Well.
Speaker 1 (19:46):
What's interesting is when you head into the regular season,
you look back at what happened in the offseason. You
just said it, pe not much has happened, So it's
hard to really get behind anything being different except for
this JJ Reddick, first time coach, younger head coach first,
you know, the first time he's doing this, but a
(20:07):
head coach, even though it's a players league and the
players determine the outcome and all that. Sometimes a new voice,
a breath of fresh air, whatever you want to call it,
can reinvigorate a team. It can. Now we we're gonna
find out. But that's the only thing if you're a
Laker fan that you can look to is a JJ Reddick.
And I don't even think rookie coach. Yeah, but not
(20:30):
even from an ex's and O standpoint. That's an overall
kind of feeling about the team and guys coming together,
playing harder, playing together more. And I think that's what
could happen, but we don't know that. Like when you
look at a team that added four guys or signed
what you can say, Okay, how's that going to look
with the guys they already have, Well, it's basically the
(20:50):
same roster except for Dalton Connect and Brownie, and we
don't know if either of those two is going to
play very much. I think they're hoping that Connect plays
and find the role on that team. But it hasn't
gone great for the Lakers the last couple of years.
So you are hanging on Reddick really getting a buy
in from this team and really getting them to dig
(21:12):
in more on the defensive end, and they'll be better
because you look at it, Lebron still playing at a
high level. AD is still playing at a high level
if he can stay healthy and so on paper, you
say to yourself, well, are they a playing team? Are
they a top six team? Or they are they a
playoff team? I don't know. A lot's going to depend
on to me, body language, effort defensively, and does it
(21:35):
look different than it's looked the last few years?
Speaker 2 (21:37):
Is it enough for them to say or for Laker fans.
I don't think it is to say, Hey, look at
we got Lebron and his sons out here too. We're
making history like they gotta win games. Otherwise it's going
to be people are gonna pile on and it's going
to be embarrassing.
Speaker 1 (21:51):
Look the BRONI Lebron think it's a great story. I'm
a dad, you're a dad. It would be fantastic to
have that happen, and it's happened. But there's no way
that Bronn even if he gets an opportunity, there is
no way that Bronnie James is going to have any
significant impact on this Laker team if he plays right.
I mean most of us that kind of know this stuff,
(22:13):
just assume that he's going to be on the G
League team for most of the year. But it is
a good story. I think they'll probably celebrate it tomorrow
night by getting him in the game tomorrow, depending on
the score, I would imagine, and then Bronni's got work
to do and he'll go down to the G League
and hopefully improve and get better as the season goes on.
But you're right, Pee, it's that that is only a
(22:36):
story that has nothing to do really, at least in
my opinion, with wins and losses.
Speaker 2 (22:41):
You know, it's funny whenever you talk to a guy
who hasn't gotten into the season yet with his team, right.
Maybe it's a new coach thing, maybe it's not. Maybe
it's something that happens yearly, and I think it happens
in every sport, and we all talk to these guys
in the offseason, or you listen to the press conferences
and they say, well, we're gonna do this, and we're
gonna do this, and this is what this guy can do.
(23:03):
It no one's ever thought of this, And then the
season comes and reality hits you in the face. And
then the next game comes, and the next game comes
and the avalanche is on you. And to me, that's
it sounded so funny with JJ Reddick was like, well,
you know, we're gonna do this, and we're gonna develop,
and we're gonna do this. It's like, dude, No, the
NBA season's gonna hit you like a freaking record ball.
(23:23):
You know how much of that do you feel when
you hear them talk or do you think he knows
what's coming?
Speaker 1 (23:28):
I think he knows. I think JJ Reddick's a smart guy.
I don't think there's any doubt about that. But you know,
being a successful NBA head coach isn't about just being smart.
It's about a lot of things, and controlling your locker
room and getting guys to play, all the things I've
already talked about. But here's the problem pe the flip
side of that. And let's say, let's just say JJ
Reddick is going to do a good job and they
(23:50):
are better this year because I happen to think they are.
I don't know what that means, if they're gonna be
a top six or whatever. But the flip side, p
is what the other teams are doing in getting better
A team like OKC had the best record in the
West last year and they're a really young team. So
now they're still a young team, but they've gotten a
year older and a year better. So are you catching
(24:11):
up to them? Probably not? And that's the deal in
the Western Conference with all these teams Dallas, all these
teams that are getting better and they're younger than the Lakers,
how do you close that gap? And it can't be
just JJ Reddick.
Speaker 2 (24:25):
The Clippers are not really getting much younger either, doesn't
feel like and of course Harden's a great player. They
don't have Paul George anymore, who left, and that was
kind of awkward. And then the real blow, which shouldn't
surprise anybody, I guess at this point is that Kawhi
Leonard isn't coming back anytime soon or I'm not.
Speaker 1 (24:46):
Sure what one knows.
Speaker 2 (24:47):
What to make of it, but man, what a weird
way to go into a season for them.
Speaker 1 (24:51):
It's unfortunate that Kawhi is not starting because I happen
to think with the things they did in the offseason, Yeah,
you lost Paul George, but you kind of redeemed yourself,
especially on the defensive end. So I'm looking at two
things starting Wednesday. What is Harden's approach going to be?
Because last year when he got to the Clippers, it
was about being a facilitator, you know, not taking as
(25:12):
many shots, but getting Kawhi shots, PG shots, all the
other guys shots. Well, now he doesn't have any other
superstars with him. So is he going to go back
to where what he was in Houston thirty five a night,
leading the league and scoring. Can he still do that
at his age? Now? We're gonna find out. So that's
the first thing. But the second thing is they added
better defenders. And Pg's one of the best two way
(25:33):
players in the game. But they added like multiple guys, Patoom,
Derek Jones, Junior Mobamba, like guys that if they're gonna
win and win as much as as people thought they
were gonna win with or without Kawhi, they're gonna have
to be really good defensively. And here's the good news.
Jeff Van Gundy on the staff now he commands respect
(25:53):
in the locker room. He has for years, even on TV.
People really respect Jeff Van Gundy. So if you put
this the guys that came in free agent, guys that
came in with who they already had and you got
Jeff Van Gundy there. If they're a really really good
defensive team, I think they'll overachieve and win more games
(26:14):
than people think, even if Kawhi isn't back or whenever
Kawhi gets back. Interesting, we have the game on Wednesday
night three to six. Who they playing? Sons?
Speaker 2 (26:25):
Oh my god, I wore my son's shirt today, ha ha.
I don't like the Suns, but I love the Gorilla.
Let me ask you this, would you be more surprised
if Kawai came back in like a couple of weeks
and was out there, or if he didn't come back
to like the All Star break orherever.
Speaker 1 (26:40):
No, I don't think it's that. I mean, I don't
know anything. No one knows anything, no one ever had.
I think it's more within the next month he's back
kind of thing. If I had to guess, I've known nothing.
But maybe that's wishful thinking, Maybe that's me being hopeful.
But I just get the sense that he didn't have
its inflammation. They saying inflammation, They got to get it down. Well,
(27:02):
it's not like he's you know, rehabbing a reconstructed knee
or something. You know what I mean. You know, it's
kind of fat white lady with gouty Yeah, so I
think if I if I had to guess, I'd say
it's it's somewhere within the month hopefully.
Speaker 2 (27:16):
All right, Don McClain, some strong NBA talk for a
strong NBA season here in the city of Los Angeles.
With Jeff Van Gundy coming to the Clippers, it's kind
of like Jim Harbaugh going to the Chargers, a man
who demands respect and it's bald Well Harbaugh's got here.
(27:37):
All right, We'll be right back with a public travesty
and I'm very upset about I want to talk.
Speaker 1 (27:43):
About welcome back.
Speaker 2 (27:53):
It's the Petrosen Money Show on AM five seventy LA
Sports on a Budello meets a lot of Monday, Yes,
brute for those with a fighting spirit Modello, it's not
a real meet a lotta if it's not made with
Modello or a reward for you, maybe even in picture
for him. At the end of the day, Don McClain
is in for Matt mney Smith. We of course are
(28:15):
very excited about Friday Dodgers versus Yankees, Game one of
the World Series. We talked to assay. We talked to
John Hayman. We had the Superpower Posse in the house
and it all went down from there. And we are
going all the way till seven with our celebration. But
Friday is when we start. Tomorrow will be a full
show Friday. We're not sure what time the show starts
(28:39):
because we don't know if we're going to try to
figure out I don't know. I we're going to cover
up the national programming.
Speaker 1 (28:43):
Oh, I thought you're trying to figure out.
Speaker 2 (28:45):
No, they're not letting us out there. But is Colin
Cowherd going to talk enough baseball for us to leave
him on the air is the question. And if he doesn't,
I mean it's a football Friday, if he doesn't boom
out of here as you would say, Don. And one
of the great things about this time of year when
the Dodgers are making a run is scam Suare. It's
(29:07):
extra work for Kates, but it's also extra money for
Tim Kates at Tim Kates the Wall All CIF Baseball
in nineteen ninety six. Not quite like the South Bay
co Player of the Year in ninety four, but nobody's perfect.
Tim Kates is doing a bang up job with the
Show in the Morning with Steve sachs. Don McLain is
tenatably booked for tomorrow at six twenty five am, chopping
(29:31):
up about the Dodgers and do a Laker Clipper preview
just like you did in the last segment, but not
being said. You know, when scam elongates and gets longer,
you've got to book more guys. Not just the fatigue factor,
but who are you.
Speaker 1 (29:49):
Going to bring on?
Speaker 2 (29:50):
You know, you can't wake up Oral Herscheiser every morning.
You can't just wear vass A out forever, even though
it's his job. What are you going to do? And
Tim Kates, have you made appearance on the show yet?
Speaker 1 (30:01):
No?
Speaker 2 (30:01):
No, he's not that desperate. And every once in a while,
Victim Brigg I've asked like, hey, do you need me
and they're like no, no, are you sure?
Speaker 1 (30:08):
No, no, no, not necessary. Victor Briggs fought his way
on a few times. That happens all the time. But tomorrow,
Tim Kates has Jerry Royce booked. Jerry Royce a former
Dodger pitcher best known for his time with the Dodgers,
but he pitched for the Cardinals, the Astroids, the Pirates,
the Reds, the Angels, the White Sox, the Brewers, and
(30:29):
the Pirates again. Twenty one year major League career and
only two All Star Games, and he won a World
Series Championship in eighty one against who the Yankee. Yes, So,
Jerry Royce, a Dodger pitcher, somebody whose name we all
remember from our childhood. Seventy five years old. He is
(30:50):
my dad's age, born in nineteen forty nine, is going
to join Tim tomorrow. That's going to be like a
forty five minute segment, yea.
Speaker 2 (30:56):
And since he's forty five years since he's seventy five
years old, he gets up at like three forty five,
so he'll be up for like, hey, I'll been up
for a twenty half hours. So he's going to join
the show tomorrow. But the first thing I thought of
when I thought of Jerry Royce was the show. And
I don't know if you know about this. Don I
mean you listen to our show, but I mean you
also have things to do. Have you heard of the
(31:18):
show Half Nelson? Half Nelson was a drama that lasted
one season on the network and it was like a
la bay, oh, here we go, turn it out La.
Speaker 1 (31:34):
Who's La?
Speaker 2 (31:36):
I'll tell you it starred Joe Peshy as Half Nelson,
a little cop type, Victoria Jackson, Oh, Fred the Hammer, Williamson,
Bubba Smith, Dick Butkis, Oh wow, Dean Martin?
Speaker 1 (31:54):
What everybody was in Half Nelson? How did it only
last one season? Terrible?
Speaker 2 (32:02):
Bubba Smith from Police Academy. Oh yeah, And Jerry Royce
is in an episode of Half Nelson. Really yes, he
appears at a bar like they make La look so
cool and Half Nelson, God, half Nelson.
Speaker 1 (32:20):
Yeah, but Royce wasn't on Baywatch. No, you were on Baywatch.
Don You're right, you probably have more of a foothold
in the world of network TV. Everybody remembers Baywatch, nobody
remembers Half Nelson. But tomorrow on Scam, Tim Kates is
gonna ask, I don't know if Michelle has the capability
(32:41):
to actually play the song, that would be a big ask.
But oh from the Valley to Hollywood. Yeah, look at
dude Mark looking in there, see him? Yeah?
Speaker 2 (32:54):
What yours the show eighty five? Tim Kates is going
to ask, Oh, then, now here's the Dean Martin song
to end it? Dean Deaned A little little pasted.
Speaker 1 (33:06):
It when he recorded this. Yeah, turned this up for us.
Please health the natives are all healthier, Tan, Don did
I've never seen this Show's my Home.
Speaker 2 (33:23):
Yeah, Tim is gonna ask Jerry Royce about his experience
with half Nelson tomorrow.
Speaker 1 (33:30):
Which which of the sewers of the show was he
in the episode with.
Speaker 2 (33:35):
He showed up at a bar and he was like
peripherally around Bud Gis and Bubba Smith. I think might
have been with the Saxy Dancer or some other weird
dodger at the time.
Speaker 1 (33:45):
He didn't He didn't do a segment with Lou rawl
like some of us. No, no again, Don, you were
you were great in Baywatch, especially with Lou Rawls as
your basketball pickup pimp.
Speaker 2 (33:58):
Yeah, which was, and you would have never in real life.
Obviously let Hasselhoff score like that in the Pain, especially
when I had to make shots for Hasselhoff because he
couldn't make it.
Speaker 1 (34:10):
That is well documented here on the show. Yeah, Hasselhoff
just not a great show. It would have taken a
hundred takes. He just didn't have the stroke. He just
didn't have the natural stroke. So they got a shot
of him shooting and then they just watched the ball
go in, but that was actually my shot going in.
So even though they beat us, they didn't bring in
like a shooter. Baskets were my basket. Did they bring
(34:32):
a shooter in? And you're like, hey, good, other, you're
a good bring a shooter? Yeah? You know what I mean, Like, hey,
this guy's gonna shoot for Hasslehoff. Let's do this in
one take. Guys, Well, thanks for making it about you.
You know, I'm trying to celebrate Terry Royce and his
sting in the eighty five. What year were you, Bay Watts.
Hasselhoff would have never had the juice. He would have
(34:54):
never had the juice to win any pickup game in Venice,
especially that one. It turns out when you play basketball,
you have to make a basket to win, and if
you can't make a basket, you're probably not gonna win.
So no, so you're saying that pickup game, you know
the score, I'm saying, if Hasselhoff played a game of
one on one or even like three on three, he
(35:17):
would have zero every time. Copy Well, stay tuned for
scam Jerry Royce. Tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (35:24):
Kates is gonna ask him about half Nelson nineteen eighty five, LA,
you belong to me.
Speaker 1 (35:32):
Oh.
Speaker 2 (35:32):
They also had like a Spots Mackenzie dog as like
they threw everything at the wall. They're like, yeah, no,
put Dean Martin, put Dick budgets, Baba Smith, Fred Williamson.
Speaker 1 (35:44):
Is there another washed up athlete? Is there anybody? Jim Brown?
We'll be back with more petrose, somebody. We got a
whole other hour bred dryer wasn't available. Yeah, they're right.
Speaker 2 (35:53):
He must have been doing Hunter with Dedie McCall, throwing
people off of buildings in Burbank. Fred Ryer, Londale High.
That's who played Palace Vernes with that Pa. We got
fun fact quick Hits, Dead and Alive and then scam
at six in the morning. Stay with us on am
PI seventy LA Sports. You're a home of the Dodgers.
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