April 10, 2025 • 31 mins
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Fox Sports Radio often a filling of choice here on
the Blowtorch. He is going to be up early in
the morning for two pros and a cup of Joe,
his weekly his weekday show on with on AM five
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seventy and Fox Sports Radio with LeVar Arrington. Who wanted
to come and yeah, he wanted to come today him,
That's what he said. It was a little awkward, you know,
I mean, we're doing the show, and I got to
be honest, like I was. It's hard for me if
I have a couple of drinks. And I had more
than a couple the other night the Red Onion. I
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don't red all of Greek, I've never purple, but yeah,
I was, Yeah, I'd had a couple of drinks, and
it's hard to listen, like just hearing some days, even
if I'm sober, just hearing your board operator be like
you're hot to tell me? Like I know, I know
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they're asking me a question. I know my mic is on.
Like that's one thing I do appreciate about Ronnie, who
I've worked with for many years. He doesn't get him money.
You're hut. It's like, yeah, I know the mics song
I do radio, I think.
Speaker 2 (03:08):
But anyway, how do you know she was talking about
your mic?
Speaker 1 (03:12):
You know what I mean? All right, Well that's a
real stumbling block. I mean I do as a matter
of I've never even seen the woman. She does a
great job. She does a great job, but you know
what I'm saying, Like it's hard. And then LeVar is on,
like why don't you call me? And it's like what,
like we did call you once to be a guest
and you never called us back. How many chances do
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you get here on the Blowtorch with the Petrson Money Show?
Speaker 2 (03:41):
How far was he away from the remote though?
Speaker 1 (03:44):
Three minutes? Yeah, it was in West Covina and he
was living in his charter oak days and now he
lives down the street from me and expects me to
call him every time I go. I don't even have
his number. Don't have his number.
Speaker 2 (03:56):
I'll give it to you.
Speaker 1 (03:57):
I don't want it. I want plaza built deniability. I
want to be left alone. What do I want to
drag LeVar around for four Come up here for four
hours and do sports talk radio for four hours. Argue
with me about Browny, like, what are we gonna do?
My God in Heaven, Two pros and a cup of
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Joe Brady, Quinn, LeVar, Arrington and Jonas Knox one of
the best shows on radio today, no doubt about that.
That's true. That is the truth.
Speaker 2 (04:24):
We also do that.
Speaker 1 (04:26):
I'm on the show. Five o'clock hour, which is what
we're in is powered by Morongo Casino Resort and SPA
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Morongo good times, and we've had a good time so far.
We talked to Sweet James, we talked to the Union guy,
we talked to James Worthy, we talked to David Masse.
(04:48):
That is a lot of guests. So this hour, let's
just open it up. How can we stretch our legs
out a little, Kates, I don't know why you had
to load it up or you take phone calls right
out here? Yeahn never. I do hate that though. I
meet people all the time and they're like, I'm like
calling to your shawl, like shut up, don't don't take calls,
(05:09):
Like how much of a loot? Like already this is
a loser job. But am I that much of a
loser that I just get on the air like, hey,
give us a call. Your calls next, I'm gonna your
shoe and yeah, if you're listening right now, and you're like,
oh my god, I did say that to him once, Yeah, idiot,
shame on you. You know.
Speaker 3 (05:28):
My favorite it's when somebody throws out a line like, man,
this topic's blowing up because four out of eight lines
are lit up. Yeah, okay, so four we got full
live four people. You've found four people to call. When
I first started doing radio, it's like, look at all
these calls.
Speaker 2 (05:48):
Yeah, dark Christmas lights year round.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
I remember I was working at the restaurant and Dunk
Recry came in and I was doing radio and stuff
and I was serving Duck recrdy. He's like, don't ever
be fooled. But just because the lines are full doesn't
mean the ratings are good. For years we were like, oh,
these are full lines, but no one was less. It's
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time for the time top story, the top story of it.
I only tell this story, Jonas, because you're an ex
football player, and I think you can understand this. And
not only are you an ex football player, but you
grew up playing with the people that you grew up with.
Right you played in a certain neighborhood, you still live
in that neighborhood. The ex high school football player is
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your life, and so it's a whole different deal. And
if you went on to play in college, you went
on to play in college, and so on and so forth.
But it's funny because there's certain times a year right
during the football calendar, and if you're a football player,
the football calendar is twelve months, you know, if you play,
if you play college football, you really only get a
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couple weeks off, maybe three weeks off the whole year
to where you don't have to be at the facility
around there every single day. Every once in a while,
if a guy's well established, they'll let him go somewhere
for you know, a month to visit his mom or something.
But you know, you're pretty much there all the time,
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and there's certain times a year where your self perception
might be a little higher than it normally is because
you're not in pads. You're just running around in underwear,
talking s, drinking water, getting rubbed down, lifting weights and
stuff like that. And that's when you come up with nicknames.
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That's when you come up with end zone dances. That's
when you say, oh, this year is going to be different.
We're going to do this, this, this, and this, and
you and your boys are all geeked up. Now. Of course,
fast forward to mid October, where your body's beaten and
you've got a bunch of stitches in you and you
can barely lift your arm and here comes Notre Dame
right down on the d and you're like, oh, I
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don't feel as confident as I did in April. But
you know, nevertheless, this, this to me, this story, to
me strikes accord because it is a total off season
story in the world of college football. Texas A and
M coach Mike Elko said he would address an unfortunate
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slogan that came out of the Aggie's defensive Line room
this week, Aggie's D lineman sitting around. I'll tell you
what we're gonna be this year. We're gonna be the
mother efforts. You know, We're gonna be this. We're gonna
be that. During interviews, defensive lineman DJ Hicks said the
and this is why these off season podcasts don't help
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people much. Yeah, said The model for the D line
room this year in A and M and the D
line close knit group. Every every room is close knit.
If they get in a fight with the old line,
everybody expected to fight with him CBO like nw A,
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you know CBO. When asked what those letters represented, he said,
choke the bitch out like choke women out. CBO. Oh,
I get it. Choke them out now. Our D Lines
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motto fired up man twenty five years ago. Our D
Lines model was let's go man, Let's take their chain
like a keep to leeve and crabtree. Even before his
chain got snatched, our modo was let's take their chain.
But it didn't say let's take that bitch's chain. And
there were no women out. There are no women out
on the field for the D Line group to choke out,
by the way, like when they line up against old
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miss there's you know, there's not gonna be like a
woman for them to choke out. I'm just saying, but
he didn't say bitch, he said women. You know. Elko
quickly moved to condemn the statement and slogan. It's conveying
something that shouldn't be conveyed. Elko said, we'll get that
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handled and addressed. It's that absolutely ridiculous that was stated.
Letting nay say or no comes to mind. Yeah, the
Milrow T shirt. Now, I do believe the Texas A
and M will continue to have the choke bitches out
Moniker under the darkness of their facility. Oh yeah, come on,
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but I don't think it would be public. But this
is the time of year for that. I mean, this
is the time of the year to say, you know what,
we're the new boys, you know, with a new boy. Hey,
guess what everybody were the new boys? Here we are,
you know, like everybody's coming up with stuff. You know,
I'm gonna do the uh, I'm gonna do this celebration.
I'm gonna do that. I'm gonna do the shotgun blast
of the face. You know, I'm gonna do that.
Speaker 4 (10:55):
To what extent. Do you take it as a group.
I mean, it's the off season. You talked a lot
of downtime.
Speaker 1 (10:59):
Are these sirs are working out with your groove?
Speaker 4 (11:01):
Are they sitting around on a Thursday night and they're like,
you know what, let's good tatts, many good tattoo Let's
get a brand right here.
Speaker 1 (11:08):
I played football with an MVP of the usc football
team in ninety seven, great d lineman named Cedric Jefferson.
Why did he do it? And I don't know. I
have a lot of bad tattoos, but he got a
tattoo with a grim reaper holding a shotgun to your
face and it said QB killing. Yeah, it's like how
much lover said? Are you going to be killing QB?
Speaker 3 (11:32):
By the way, their spring game at Texas A and
M is coming up on Easter weekend. I mean you
mean to tell me no smart ass drunk from the
school's going to show up with Choke the Bitch out.
Speaker 1 (11:41):
T show about one hundred twenty on Easter weekend. Have
you ever seen the Texas A and M cheering thing
that they do, like their their sequence. You know, they
go to cheering practice the night before football games on
Friday night, like, not twenty people the fans do. Forty
thousand people go to cheering. Really, it's the home of
the twelfth Man. Yeah. Yeah, it's a whole thing. But honestly,
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and I don't mind the theater or effeminate movements, but
it really is the thing you'd ever seen like it
Really it's amazing. No I'm not kidding, Like I've seen
it like up close, and I'm just like, what do
you guys? What is this? Like? You guys haven't changed
these moves since it's because they haven't changed the move
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since nineteen twenty one, you know what I'm saying, Very
like that, very effeminate movements. All right, we'll be back.
You know what, We've got to get something matter. We
have some housekeeping, housekeeping, housekeeping coming up next. We got
to get the tournament awards out of the way. We
never did them. Jonas Knox is here. We're having a
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great time till seven.
Speaker 3 (12:52):
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Speaker 2 (13:20):
So what the hell have we got now?
Speaker 1 (13:22):
Well, this is a little late, but it's been a
weird week. You know, we've had short shows all week
and we haven't really had time for some of our
more expected segments of the year. Every single year, during
the tournament, three times we hand out the NCAA Tournament Awards.
And I know that the tournament was a while back,
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but I feel like we need to honor college basketballs
coming and going and finish the season with the tournament awards.
Do you agree to this or yeah? I think it's important.
Thank you.
Speaker 2 (13:56):
Yeah, let's get it done.
Speaker 1 (13:57):
Thank you. I appreciate that sentiment. Time for the Tournament Award.
The twenty twenty five college hoop seasons came to a
very ugly ending Monday night. The Saturday semis were decent
games with awful officiating, and although Monday the final was
extremely close in clutch time, it was mostly misshots and turnovers.
(14:21):
Keeping true to the old adage, jonas more games are lost, Yeah,
than I won. I believe it's one of the great
coaches of all time. Doug Gottlieb I said that I
enjoy the tournament and it was exciting in all three
games and sat in Tom the team that was leading
late in the game at the under four minute media
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timeout lost the game. Don't see that a lot. Monday Night,
nail Miners delivered the best men's college hoop rating since
twenty nineteen, so people were committed to see how the
games played out. The interesting twist the largest college basketball
TV rating so far this decade.
Speaker 2 (15:02):
And no Duke.
Speaker 1 (15:04):
No Do you know what the largest college basketball TV
rating so far this decade was no duke? Oh boy.
Last year's women's final with Caitlin Clark's Iowa Hawkeyes losing
to Dawn Staley ooh Bilbo Baggins of Columbia South Carolina.
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So the men are literally chasing the cultural phenomenon that
is Caitlyn Clark, no Duke. Nonetheless, congrats to the Gators
and better luck next year to Calvin Samson's coops. So,
without further delay, our third and final installment of the
twenty twenty five Tournament Awards, The Rock Fight Award. Houston
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played a deliberate pace to keep Florida from running away
with the game. In turn, both teams shot under forty
percent from the floor and both teams shot twenty five
percent from behind the arc. How do you screw up
a rock fight? You can't. And as Houston was trying
to stay with the in it with less than two
minutes left, they committed turnovers in their last four possessions.
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Sloppy and I want you to look at this slovenly
sloppy boy as an example of how not to drive.
To check the birth certificates of war, Houston and Duke
flipped with just over two minutes to play with the
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Dukies leading by nine points. They lost by three in regulation.
What change what separated the Cougars from the Duchies? Was
it the full court pressure on the Dukes and it
got him so flustered they couldn't figure out how to
inbound the ball. Yes, pressing the inbounder led to Houston's comeback.
Duke coach John Shier, big story that everybody jumped on
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as the tournament was going on, did not prepare his
team well enough. Jonas is that Duke has three freshman
starters who are all eighteen years old. All three of
those guys will be chosen in the top ten pick
of the draft this June, Flag, k Nipple, and Malwak.
Houston had three starters at least twenty three years old.
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Some old heads, yeah, Crier, Roberts and use on. Those
guys will be lucky to be drafted in the second round.
Duke got manhandled by the older and more aggressive Houston. Yeah,
the Duke guys were not entitled. They just never really
had to fight for their food before. Not like you, Jonas. No,
he had to produce for Jay Moore Street. That's not
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easy from the street. That's not easy, brother, Where's Jay
still on the parking lot? The Intro's plan the not
quite Haley's Common Award. Every seventy six years, Haley's Common
zooms pass part of the planet Earth in the NBA
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Draft this June, Duke's Cooper Flag will be the first
white American player in forty eight years to be the
first pick in the NBA Draft. Oh yeah, oh here,
you guys ever clapping for the block?
Speaker 3 (18:14):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (18:14):
Why don't you guys clap on the block? Yeah? Why
is it a real? In nineteen seventy seven Indiana Universities.
Kent Benson was the last American white to be picked
first overall. Benson was taken by the Milwaukee Bucks. Of course,
we know that Milwaukee picked Andrew Bogan first overall in
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two thousand and five and Toronto took Andrea Barnarni in
two thousand and six. But those guys are Aussi and Italians.
They're not America. So best of luck to Flag wherever
he ends up. Maybe he can pull off a draft
day trade like Elway and Eli Manning have done over
the years on NFL Draft Day.
Speaker 2 (18:58):
Good call, I doubt it.
Speaker 1 (19:00):
The Hello Friends award got the Master's showing on now
CBS broadcaster Jim Nance, who enjoyed watching these Houston Cougars
Saturday and Monday in San Anton through twenty twenty three.
Nance has called the Final Four on CBS every spring,
before departing for Augusta, Georgia to call the Masters. Jim
and his family wore their Houston hoodies at the Alamodome,
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so inspiring. What a brutal loss they saw. Cougar's never
got a shot off in their final possession. Man surrealed
de Flatormouse and while I was watching one shining Moment,
upset that it wasn't replaced by my favorite song, heavy Water.
I'd rather be sleeping by Grouper that I've been lobbying
for for many years has never happened. I was thinking
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about Nance being wished away in a limo to a
private airstrip outside of San Anton, taking that CBS corporate
jet straight to Augusta.
Speaker 3 (19:55):
You know him and David Klingler just distraught, Oh, getting
on a plane.
Speaker 1 (19:59):
Clinton Andre ware Case Keatam. The Saturday Night Live Award
goes to the CBS game crew of Iron Eagle, Bill
Raffrey and Grant Hill. Iron Eagle is the best play
by play man in sports television. He's worked with Raft
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for thirty years in the NETS local broadcast in the
Greater New York area. These two guys have style and
rhythm and rapport, and then you throw Grant Hill into
the mix. Every spring it's like animal House. Every spring,
the toilets explode. It literally sounds like a parody. It
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sounds like Keenan Thompson is playing Grand Hill and screwing
up their front.
Speaker 2 (20:46):
Are you are you doubting the chemistry of those three Yes.
Speaker 1 (20:49):
Okay, I got no problem with Grant Hill, but I
mean the game is well produced and directed, and they
tell the right stories at the right times. It's a
well oiled machine onions, but we don't need the third
man at the tape, I would agree. The Don Corleona
Ward goes to Yukon head coach Geno Ariama. Gino's Lady
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Husky's won their twelfth NCAA title under his leadership. Gino
is the godfather of college sports. He's the John Wooden
of women's basketball. Over the years, he's turned down job
offers for men's programs from the WNBA, and we know
how lucrative the WNBA is. He's done all that to
stay at Yukon. The last time Yukon One and All
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was twenty sixteen. They basically went to the Final four
every year. They just weren't finishing the job. Gino, born
in Italy, is a real sausage haze raised in Philadelphia.
Pats are Genos either. They always have something else of course. Yeah, oh,
I go to Jim's. Shut up.
Speaker 2 (21:55):
He lives in Connecticut's a steak sandwich with cheese, whiz
on it.
Speaker 1 (21:59):
Leave me alone? He uh, he truly has the immigrant
spirit that my father barks about all the time. Good
for and he moralizes almost every topic, like, hey, you
want pretzels? I don't know is that right yet? Okay, Geno?
Just good for Gino though, Hey, I'm happy for yeah,
and old Becker's with her Princess Leiah braids. Way to
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go girl.
Speaker 2 (22:22):
But they I mean, listen, you knew Yukon looked pretty
good against UCLA. You know, I just want to point
that out.
Speaker 3 (22:27):
They look look pretty dominant, and uh, you know, I'm.
Speaker 1 (22:31):
Not trying to piss anybody off here. I just want
to UCLA got destroyed. Yeah, I mean, you can, guy
have a dog in that fight. You think guy care?
Speaker 4 (22:37):
But if Juju Watkins wouldn't have gotten hurt us, he
would have beat you Conn. I don't see what it
won the National champions What about a tall order? No no,
I saw it on Twitter. They said if Juju would
have been healthy, USC would have been all.
Speaker 1 (22:47):
Of a sudden, we're all women's experts down. Yep. Okay,
she wasn't beat that Lindsay Gottlieb with her sharp nose.
She wasn't gonna beat Uncle Gino.
Speaker 2 (22:55):
By the Cooper flag getting drafted first, Cooper de jen
returning a picks in the Super Bowl. Is this the
year of the white Guy?
Speaker 1 (23:02):
I don't know. Why don't you get down to the
Gulf of America and ask the white guy? Yeah, we'll
be right back with the Texto sol rodeo around them
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Knox on Twitter, and he always writes, oh you didn't
write com Oh you did write com hang. I don't
know why you write that.
Speaker 2 (24:26):
I don't know either.
Speaker 1 (24:27):
He wrote sitting in on Petrosen Money alongside the old
p today from three to seven, Come hang yeah on
am FI seventy LA Sports or the iHeartRadio app your smartphone.
Speaker 2 (24:38):
It really douched the tweet up, but.
Speaker 1 (24:40):
You always write that com hang is your thing.
Speaker 2 (24:44):
Yeah, Like you know, like I'm in Hawaii, brother.
Speaker 1 (24:47):
You are you have these Hawaiian roots? Do you surf
like Matt Smith?
Speaker 3 (24:52):
No?
Speaker 2 (24:52):
Like how pale I am. I don't even like this show.
Speaker 3 (24:54):
I mean you get up pretty early in the morning there, brother,
like Dracula goes to a Loha stadium.
Speaker 1 (25:00):
Do you ever see that Elvis show at Aloha?
Speaker 3 (25:02):
By the way, I will give you called it his
outfit at Aloha?
Speaker 1 (25:07):
Well, I just don't look, Georgios. It is easy and look,
I don't want to get into racial politics or cultural politics,
but it's easy to say that's the noon show. It's
easy to say that Elvis stole or appropriated black music,
so to speak, even though Black music and European music
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and American music and folk music and the instruments that
were all built in Europe. I mean they all came
together as an amalgamation to create whatever music is, whatever
music because Chuck d said it. I mean, it's a
very general thing to say, well, Elvis stole this. It's
like you watch Elvis perform at a Loha stadium in
his cape with his pinky ring. You watch him do
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the American Trilogy, and you tell me when he's doing
the Battle Hymn of the Republic that Elvis is not
the greatest performer of the twentieth century along with George
Gersh and people like James Brown and Bob Dylan, and
and and Curtis Mayfield. You tell me that, lafar try
(26:10):
to step to me about Elvis and keep your toilet
jokes to yourself. Yeah, so what he died on the toilet.
Give the man some dignity. Thank you, Jonas, appreciate you. You're
a kindred spirit. It's time for the text does so
roading around the.
Speaker 2 (26:29):
Secret Text does.
Speaker 1 (26:30):
A fine brought to you by your so called Toyota dealers.
Speaker 2 (26:34):
We make it easy.
Speaker 1 (26:35):
Tell Jonas there's thieves in Canoga Park. I've been robbed twice,
so far in two years. Did you know that there's
thieves in cana really? Yeah, the hunters?
Speaker 2 (26:44):
Is it the uh those Chilean uh that crime ring?
Speaker 1 (26:47):
No, the ones, that Middle American crime ring that got
after Joe Burrow. It's like, hey, let's target this one
dyed haired cornerback.
Speaker 3 (26:55):
By the way, I told you about the uh the
Chilean crew that rolled up on a Gore Hills went.
Speaker 2 (27:01):
To the wrong house.
Speaker 1 (27:01):
Oh really, what happened?
Speaker 3 (27:02):
Former Golden Gloves boxer or something, guy in his sixties.
The Chilean stealing just lit this dude's face on fire.
Oh really, they got the mugs shut. I'll sidney the
muggs shit. Oh yeah, one dude from Chile or more.
I think the other two got away, but the one
that was stuck just his face got pumped. Oh he
got pissed and honded.
Speaker 1 (27:22):
Tissed it. I'm devastated to learn that one of my
most favorite drops in the pantheon of great sports talk
Great sports Talk was not from the mouth of the
great Kim taits I respectively request, respectfully request a drop
off between Kate's and the recording to determine the veracity
(27:45):
of this ascertation. Or assertion. Great Sports Talk, Tim say,
great sports Talk, Great sports talk, Great sports Talk. It
does sound like you, and you can sound like it.
Tim does some really good undercover Tim's undercover Dodger talk
caller voice is really subtly. Oh my god, that's yeah.
(28:08):
Absolutely did he beat him with a track shoe for
his acs? My god's golden gloves? Guy, I really beat
his act.
Speaker 2 (28:15):
Looks like the goodies.
Speaker 1 (28:17):
Anyway, that's a good Great sports Talk, Tim, Great sports Talk,
Great sports Talk, Great sports Talk, Great sports Talk, Hey, Pee,
can James Worthy help with the fires going on in
the studio? I don't think so. James Worthy likes Luca.
I'm sure he feels like Lebron gets plenty of credit.
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Like for me, I just don't live in a world
where I feel like Lebron doesn't get enough credit, you
know what I mean?
Speaker 2 (28:43):
Got a Ken doll?
Speaker 1 (28:44):
Yeah, Like I feel like he gets enough credit.
Speaker 2 (28:46):
Like everybody's getting a bubblehead now.
Speaker 1 (28:48):
Like, if there's one thing Lebron gets plenty of, it's credit.
I mean, but the guy put himself on TV to
proclaim that he's the greatest player ever. He gets he
crowns himself, He gets credit.
Speaker 2 (28:59):
Yeah, christ I'm with you.
Speaker 1 (29:01):
I love the launch Pad today. We didn't we didn't
do the launch Pad today. We just started the show
that's called the Show Open. I love the launch Pad today.
I really thought Tim Kates did the great sports talk,
great sports talk, and love me some depeche Mode.
Speaker 3 (29:15):
The secret text us a fine brought to you by
your so called Toyota dealers.
Speaker 1 (29:20):
We make it easy. Shout out to Jonas for asking
that question. Pete. I've been listening to The Pettersen Money
Show for ten plus years and always thought that was
Kate's great sports talk. I finally found out also where
tonight is from. You know, all you have to do
is ask me these questions. I'm happy. I'm happy to
(29:42):
explain and tell everybody where everything's from. I enjoy the
etymology of all of these things. Look at the guy
got his ass kids. Never seen anybody beat me so horribly.
I always pictured Rick Adelman as a huge cocaine addict
for summ reason. I'm pretty sure everybody in the eighties
was a huge cocaine at it. Like, there's not I don't.
(30:04):
I mean, I don't think there's a lot of eighties
where parties where you didn't go to the bathroom and
there wasn't a buffer coke on the on the on
the top of the toilet seat for you. They're waiting
for you.
Speaker 2 (30:12):
Was that like their vape?
Speaker 1 (30:14):
Yeah? I mean I think, you know, it was like
throwing somebody a white claw. You know. I think there
was a lot of cocaine back in those days, is
all I'm trying to say. That's my assertation or assertion.
Excuse me. All right, we have more great sports Talk,
not cakes, great sports Great sports Talk to come. Jonas
(30:35):
Knox is here and the Petros and Money Show continues
on m five seventy l a Sports David Vassay's got
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A fun fact I put together a fun fact for you.
A uh, I usually don't do the fun fact quick hits.
We'll have dead and Alive. Jonah says he's got a
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Warriors big. This week's oh here, right over there, there's
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Knox is in for Matt Smith. Jonas, of course of
Fox Sports Radio often a filling of choice here on
the Blowtorch. He is going to be up early in
the morning for two pros and a cup of Joe,
his weekly his weekday show on with on AM five
(02:07):
seventy and Fox Sports Radio with LeVar Arrington. Who wanted
to come and yeah, he wanted to come today him,
That's what he said. It was a little awkward, you know,
I mean, we're doing the show, and I got to
be honest, like I was. It's hard for me if
I have a couple of drinks. And I had more
than a couple the other night the Red Onion. I
(02:31):
don't red all of Greek, I've never purple, but yeah,
I was, Yeah, I'd had a couple of drinks, and
it's hard to listen, like just hearing some days, even
if I'm sober, just hearing your board operator be like
you're hot to tell me? Like I know, I know
(02:52):
they're asking me a question. I know my mic is on.
Like that's one thing I do appreciate about Ronnie, who
I've worked with for many years. He doesn't get him money.
You're hut. It's like, yeah, I know the mics song
I do radio, I think.
Speaker 2 (03:08):
But anyway, how do you know she was talking about
your mic?
Speaker 1 (03:12):
You know what I mean? All right, Well that's a
real stumbling block. I mean I do as a matter
of I've never even seen the woman. She does a
great job. She does a great job, but you know
what I'm saying, Like it's hard. And then LeVar is on,
like why don't you call me? And it's like what,
like we did call you once to be a guest
and you never called us back. How many chances do
(03:34):
you get here on the Blowtorch with the Petrson Money Show?
Speaker 2 (03:41):
How far was he away from the remote though?
Speaker 1 (03:44):
Three minutes? Yeah, it was in West Covina and he
was living in his charter oak days and now he
lives down the street from me and expects me to
call him every time I go. I don't even have
his number. Don't have his number.
Speaker 2 (03:56):
I'll give it to you.
Speaker 1 (03:57):
I don't want it. I want plaza built deniability. I
want to be left alone. What do I want to
drag LeVar around for four Come up here for four
hours and do sports talk radio for four hours. Argue
with me about Browny, like, what are we gonna do?
My God in Heaven, Two pros and a cup of
(04:17):
Joe Brady, Quinn, LeVar, Arrington and Jonas Knox one of
the best shows on radio today, no doubt about that.
That's true. That is the truth.
Speaker 2 (04:24):
We also do that.
Speaker 1 (04:26):
I'm on the show. Five o'clock hour, which is what
we're in is powered by Morongo Casino Resort and SPA
less than ninety minutes down the ten from wherever you are.
Morongo good times, and we've had a good time so far.
We talked to Sweet James, we talked to the Union guy,
we talked to James Worthy, we talked to David Masse.
(04:48):
That is a lot of guests. So this hour, let's
just open it up. How can we stretch our legs
out a little, Kates, I don't know why you had
to load it up or you take phone calls right
out here? Yeahn never. I do hate that though. I
meet people all the time and they're like, I'm like
calling to your shawl, like shut up, don't don't take calls,
(05:09):
Like how much of a loot? Like already this is
a loser job. But am I that much of a
loser that I just get on the air like, hey,
give us a call. Your calls next, I'm gonna your
shoe and yeah, if you're listening right now, and you're like,
oh my god, I did say that to him once, Yeah, idiot,
shame on you. You know.
Speaker 3 (05:28):
My favorite it's when somebody throws out a line like, man,
this topic's blowing up because four out of eight lines
are lit up. Yeah, okay, so four we got full
live four people. You've found four people to call. When
I first started doing radio, it's like, look at all
these calls.
Speaker 2 (05:48):
Yeah, dark Christmas lights year round.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
I remember I was working at the restaurant and Dunk
Recry came in and I was doing radio and stuff
and I was serving Duck recrdy. He's like, don't ever
be fooled. But just because the lines are full doesn't
mean the ratings are good. For years we were like, oh,
these are full lines, but no one was less. It's
(06:13):
time for the time top story, the top story of it.
I only tell this story, Jonas, because you're an ex
football player, and I think you can understand this. And
not only are you an ex football player, but you
grew up playing with the people that you grew up with.
Right you played in a certain neighborhood, you still live
in that neighborhood. The ex high school football player is
(06:35):
your life, and so it's a whole different deal. And
if you went on to play in college, you went
on to play in college, and so on and so forth.
But it's funny because there's certain times a year right
during the football calendar, and if you're a football player,
the football calendar is twelve months, you know, if you play,
if you play college football, you really only get a
(06:57):
couple weeks off, maybe three weeks off the whole year
to where you don't have to be at the facility
around there every single day. Every once in a while,
if a guy's well established, they'll let him go somewhere
for you know, a month to visit his mom or something.
But you know, you're pretty much there all the time,
(07:18):
and there's certain times a year where your self perception
might be a little higher than it normally is because
you're not in pads. You're just running around in underwear,
talking s, drinking water, getting rubbed down, lifting weights and
stuff like that. And that's when you come up with nicknames.
(07:41):
That's when you come up with end zone dances. That's
when you say, oh, this year is going to be different.
We're going to do this, this, this, and this, and
you and your boys are all geeked up. Now. Of course,
fast forward to mid October, where your body's beaten and
you've got a bunch of stitches in you and you
can barely lift your arm and here comes Notre Dame
right down on the d and you're like, oh, I
(08:01):
don't feel as confident as I did in April. But
you know, nevertheless, this, this to me, this story, to
me strikes accord because it is a total off season
story in the world of college football. Texas A and
M coach Mike Elko said he would address an unfortunate
(08:21):
slogan that came out of the Aggie's defensive Line room
this week, Aggie's D lineman sitting around. I'll tell you
what we're gonna be this year. We're gonna be the
mother efforts. You know, We're gonna be this. We're gonna
be that. During interviews, defensive lineman DJ Hicks said the
and this is why these off season podcasts don't help
(08:43):
people much. Yeah, said The model for the D line
room this year in A and M and the D
line close knit group. Every every room is close knit.
If they get in a fight with the old line,
everybody expected to fight with him CBO like nw A,
(09:05):
you know CBO. When asked what those letters represented, he said,
choke the bitch out like choke women out. CBO. Oh,
I get it. Choke them out now. Our D Lines
(09:27):
motto fired up man twenty five years ago. Our D
Lines model was let's go man, Let's take their chain
like a keep to leeve and crabtree. Even before his
chain got snatched, our modo was let's take their chain.
But it didn't say let's take that bitch's chain. And
there were no women out. There are no women out
on the field for the D Line group to choke out,
by the way, like when they line up against old
(09:50):
miss there's you know, there's not gonna be like a
woman for them to choke out. I'm just saying, but
he didn't say bitch, he said women. You know. Elko
quickly moved to condemn the statement and slogan. It's conveying
something that shouldn't be conveyed. Elko said, we'll get that
(10:11):
handled and addressed. It's that absolutely ridiculous that was stated.
Letting nay say or no comes to mind. Yeah, the
Milrow T shirt. Now, I do believe the Texas A
and M will continue to have the choke bitches out
Moniker under the darkness of their facility. Oh yeah, come on,
(10:34):
but I don't think it would be public. But this
is the time of year for that. I mean, this
is the time of the year to say, you know what,
we're the new boys, you know, with a new boy. Hey,
guess what everybody were the new boys? Here we are,
you know, like everybody's coming up with stuff. You know,
I'm gonna do the uh, I'm gonna do this celebration.
I'm gonna do that. I'm gonna do the shotgun blast
of the face. You know, I'm gonna do that.
Speaker 4 (10:55):
To what extent. Do you take it as a group.
I mean, it's the off season. You talked a lot
of downtime.
Speaker 1 (10:59):
Are these sirs are working out with your groove?
Speaker 4 (11:01):
Are they sitting around on a Thursday night and they're like,
you know what, let's good tatts, many good tattoo Let's
get a brand right here.
Speaker 1 (11:08):
I played football with an MVP of the usc football
team in ninety seven, great d lineman named Cedric Jefferson.
Why did he do it? And I don't know. I
have a lot of bad tattoos, but he got a
tattoo with a grim reaper holding a shotgun to your
face and it said QB killing. Yeah, it's like how
much lover said? Are you going to be killing QB?
Speaker 3 (11:32):
By the way, their spring game at Texas A and
M is coming up on Easter weekend. I mean you
mean to tell me no smart ass drunk from the
school's going to show up with Choke the Bitch out.
Speaker 1 (11:41):
T show about one hundred twenty on Easter weekend. Have
you ever seen the Texas A and M cheering thing
that they do, like their their sequence. You know, they
go to cheering practice the night before football games on
Friday night, like, not twenty people the fans do. Forty
thousand people go to cheering. Really, it's the home of
the twelfth Man. Yeah. Yeah, it's a whole thing. But honestly,
(12:04):
and I don't mind the theater or effeminate movements, but
it really is the thing you'd ever seen like it
Really it's amazing. No I'm not kidding, Like I've seen
it like up close, and I'm just like, what do
you guys? What is this? Like? You guys haven't changed
these moves since it's because they haven't changed the move
(12:24):
since nineteen twenty one, you know what I'm saying, Very
like that, very effeminate movements. All right, we'll be back.
You know what, We've got to get something matter. We
have some housekeeping, housekeeping, housekeeping coming up next. We got
to get the tournament awards out of the way. We
never did them. Jonas Knox is here. We're having a
(12:45):
great time till seven.
Speaker 3 (12:52):
It's a Petro some Money show here on a five
seventy LA Sports Petros Papadakis. Jonas Knox in for Matt
money Smith stick around, don your talk coming up at
seven o'clock and a reminder that the roar at the
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Petro's tickets at GPLB dot com.
Speaker 2 (13:20):
So what the hell have we got now?
Speaker 1 (13:22):
Well, this is a little late, but it's been a
weird week. You know, we've had short shows all week
and we haven't really had time for some of our
more expected segments of the year. Every single year, during
the tournament, three times we hand out the NCAA Tournament Awards.
And I know that the tournament was a while back,
(13:44):
but I feel like we need to honor college basketballs
coming and going and finish the season with the tournament awards.
Do you agree to this or yeah? I think it's important.
Thank you.
Speaker 2 (13:56):
Yeah, let's get it done.
Speaker 1 (13:57):
Thank you. I appreciate that sentiment. Time for the Tournament Award.
The twenty twenty five college hoop seasons came to a
very ugly ending Monday night. The Saturday semis were decent
games with awful officiating, and although Monday the final was
extremely close in clutch time, it was mostly misshots and turnovers.
(14:21):
Keeping true to the old adage, jonas more games are lost, Yeah,
than I won. I believe it's one of the great
coaches of all time. Doug Gottlieb I said that I
enjoy the tournament and it was exciting in all three
games and sat in Tom the team that was leading
late in the game at the under four minute media
(14:41):
timeout lost the game. Don't see that a lot. Monday Night,
nail Miners delivered the best men's college hoop rating since
twenty nineteen, so people were committed to see how the
games played out. The interesting twist the largest college basketball
TV rating so far this decade.
Speaker 2 (15:02):
And no Duke.
Speaker 1 (15:04):
No Do you know what the largest college basketball TV
rating so far this decade was no duke? Oh boy.
Last year's women's final with Caitlin Clark's Iowa Hawkeyes losing
to Dawn Staley ooh Bilbo Baggins of Columbia South Carolina.
(15:24):
So the men are literally chasing the cultural phenomenon that
is Caitlyn Clark, no Duke. Nonetheless, congrats to the Gators
and better luck next year to Calvin Samson's coops. So,
without further delay, our third and final installment of the
twenty twenty five Tournament Awards, The Rock Fight Award. Houston
(15:50):
played a deliberate pace to keep Florida from running away
with the game. In turn, both teams shot under forty
percent from the floor and both teams shot twenty five
percent from behind the arc. How do you screw up
a rock fight? You can't. And as Houston was trying
to stay with the in it with less than two
minutes left, they committed turnovers in their last four possessions.
(16:11):
Sloppy and I want you to look at this slovenly
sloppy boy as an example of how not to drive.
To check the birth certificates of war, Houston and Duke
flipped with just over two minutes to play with the
(16:32):
Dukies leading by nine points. They lost by three in regulation.
What change what separated the Cougars from the Duchies? Was
it the full court pressure on the Dukes and it
got him so flustered they couldn't figure out how to
inbound the ball. Yes, pressing the inbounder led to Houston's comeback.
Duke coach John Shier, big story that everybody jumped on
(16:55):
as the tournament was going on, did not prepare his
team well enough. Jonas is that Duke has three freshman
starters who are all eighteen years old. All three of
those guys will be chosen in the top ten pick
of the draft this June, Flag, k Nipple, and Malwak.
Houston had three starters at least twenty three years old.
(17:17):
Some old heads, yeah, Crier, Roberts and use on. Those
guys will be lucky to be drafted in the second round.
Duke got manhandled by the older and more aggressive Houston. Yeah,
the Duke guys were not entitled. They just never really
had to fight for their food before. Not like you, Jonas. No,
he had to produce for Jay Moore Street. That's not
(17:40):
easy from the street. That's not easy, brother, Where's Jay
still on the parking lot? The Intro's plan the not
quite Haley's Common Award. Every seventy six years, Haley's Common
zooms pass part of the planet Earth in the NBA
(18:01):
Draft this June, Duke's Cooper Flag will be the first
white American player in forty eight years to be the
first pick in the NBA Draft. Oh yeah, oh here,
you guys ever clapping for the block?
Speaker 3 (18:14):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (18:14):
Why don't you guys clap on the block? Yeah? Why
is it a real? In nineteen seventy seven Indiana Universities.
Kent Benson was the last American white to be picked
first overall. Benson was taken by the Milwaukee Bucks. Of course,
we know that Milwaukee picked Andrew Bogan first overall in
(18:37):
two thousand and five and Toronto took Andrea Barnarni in
two thousand and six. But those guys are Aussi and Italians.
They're not America. So best of luck to Flag wherever
he ends up. Maybe he can pull off a draft
day trade like Elway and Eli Manning have done over
the years on NFL Draft Day.
Speaker 2 (18:58):
Good call, I doubt it.
Speaker 1 (19:00):
The Hello Friends award got the Master's showing on now
CBS broadcaster Jim Nance, who enjoyed watching these Houston Cougars
Saturday and Monday in San Anton through twenty twenty three.
Nance has called the Final Four on CBS every spring,
before departing for Augusta, Georgia to call the Masters. Jim
and his family wore their Houston hoodies at the Alamodome,
(19:25):
so inspiring. What a brutal loss they saw. Cougar's never
got a shot off in their final possession. Man surrealed
de Flatormouse and while I was watching one shining Moment,
upset that it wasn't replaced by my favorite song, heavy Water.
I'd rather be sleeping by Grouper that I've been lobbying
for for many years has never happened. I was thinking
(19:46):
about Nance being wished away in a limo to a
private airstrip outside of San Anton, taking that CBS corporate
jet straight to Augusta.
Speaker 3 (19:55):
You know him and David Klingler just distraught, Oh, getting
on a plane.
Speaker 1 (19:59):
Clinton Andre ware Case Keatam. The Saturday Night Live Award
goes to the CBS game crew of Iron Eagle, Bill
Raffrey and Grant Hill. Iron Eagle is the best play
by play man in sports television. He's worked with Raft
(20:21):
for thirty years in the NETS local broadcast in the
Greater New York area. These two guys have style and
rhythm and rapport, and then you throw Grant Hill into
the mix. Every spring it's like animal House. Every spring,
the toilets explode. It literally sounds like a parody. It
(20:41):
sounds like Keenan Thompson is playing Grand Hill and screwing
up their front.
Speaker 2 (20:46):
Are you are you doubting the chemistry of those three Yes.
Speaker 1 (20:49):
Okay, I got no problem with Grant Hill, but I
mean the game is well produced and directed, and they
tell the right stories at the right times. It's a
well oiled machine onions, but we don't need the third
man at the tape, I would agree. The Don Corleona
Ward goes to Yukon head coach Geno Ariama. Gino's Lady
(21:10):
Husky's won their twelfth NCAA title under his leadership. Gino
is the godfather of college sports. He's the John Wooden
of women's basketball. Over the years, he's turned down job
offers for men's programs from the WNBA, and we know
how lucrative the WNBA is. He's done all that to
stay at Yukon. The last time Yukon One and All
(21:33):
was twenty sixteen. They basically went to the Final four
every year. They just weren't finishing the job. Gino, born
in Italy, is a real sausage haze raised in Philadelphia.
Pats are Genos either. They always have something else of course. Yeah, oh,
I go to Jim's. Shut up.
Speaker 2 (21:55):
He lives in Connecticut's a steak sandwich with cheese, whiz
on it.
Speaker 1 (21:59):
Leave me alone? He uh, he truly has the immigrant
spirit that my father barks about all the time. Good
for and he moralizes almost every topic, like, hey, you
want pretzels? I don't know is that right yet? Okay, Geno?
Just good for Gino though, Hey, I'm happy for yeah,
and old Becker's with her Princess Leiah braids. Way to
(22:21):
go girl.
Speaker 2 (22:22):
But they I mean, listen, you knew Yukon looked pretty
good against UCLA. You know, I just want to point
that out.
Speaker 3 (22:27):
They look look pretty dominant, and uh, you know, I'm.
Speaker 1 (22:31):
Not trying to piss anybody off here. I just want
to UCLA got destroyed. Yeah, I mean, you can, guy
have a dog in that fight. You think guy care?
Speaker 4 (22:37):
But if Juju Watkins wouldn't have gotten hurt us, he
would have beat you Conn. I don't see what it
won the National champions What about a tall order? No no,
I saw it on Twitter. They said if Juju would
have been healthy, USC would have been all.
Speaker 1 (22:47):
Of a sudden, we're all women's experts down. Yep. Okay,
she wasn't beat that Lindsay Gottlieb with her sharp nose.
She wasn't gonna beat Uncle Gino.
Speaker 2 (22:55):
By the Cooper flag getting drafted first, Cooper de jen
returning a picks in the Super Bowl. Is this the
year of the white Guy?
Speaker 1 (23:02):
I don't know. Why don't you get down to the
Gulf of America and ask the white guy? Yeah, we'll
be right back with the Texto sol rodeo around them
Petro send money. Happy to be with you. On AM
(23:22):
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don't forget to podcast the show on the iHeartRadio app
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has been here all day. You can hear him tomorrow
morning on this air and on Fox Sports Radio and
the app for two Pros and a Cup of Joe,
(24:06):
And of course that's six to nine am Eastern Time,
and of course the Jonas Knox Show on Saturdays two
to four Eastern time, eleven to one Pacific at Jonas
Knox on Twitter, and he always writes, oh you didn't
write com Oh you did write com hang. I don't
know why you write that.
Speaker 2 (24:26):
I don't know either.
Speaker 1 (24:27):
He wrote sitting in on Petrosen Money alongside the old
p today from three to seven, Come hang yeah on
am FI seventy LA Sports or the iHeartRadio app your smartphone.
Speaker 2 (24:38):
It really douched the tweet up, but.
Speaker 1 (24:40):
You always write that com hang is your thing.
Speaker 2 (24:44):
Yeah, Like you know, like I'm in Hawaii, brother.
Speaker 1 (24:47):
You are you have these Hawaiian roots? Do you surf
like Matt Smith?
Speaker 3 (24:52):
No?
Speaker 2 (24:52):
Like how pale I am. I don't even like this show.
Speaker 3 (24:54):
I mean you get up pretty early in the morning there, brother,
like Dracula goes to a Loha stadium.
Speaker 1 (25:00):
Do you ever see that Elvis show at Aloha?
Speaker 3 (25:02):
By the way, I will give you called it his
outfit at Aloha?
Speaker 1 (25:07):
Well, I just don't look, Georgios. It is easy and look,
I don't want to get into racial politics or cultural politics,
but it's easy to say that's the noon show. It's
easy to say that Elvis stole or appropriated black music,
so to speak, even though Black music and European music
(25:28):
and American music and folk music and the instruments that
were all built in Europe. I mean they all came
together as an amalgamation to create whatever music is, whatever
music because Chuck d said it. I mean, it's a
very general thing to say, well, Elvis stole this. It's
like you watch Elvis perform at a Loha stadium in
his cape with his pinky ring. You watch him do
(25:49):
the American Trilogy, and you tell me when he's doing
the Battle Hymn of the Republic that Elvis is not
the greatest performer of the twentieth century along with George
Gersh and people like James Brown and Bob Dylan, and
and and Curtis Mayfield. You tell me that, lafar try
(26:10):
to step to me about Elvis and keep your toilet
jokes to yourself. Yeah, so what he died on the toilet.
Give the man some dignity. Thank you, Jonas, appreciate you. You're
a kindred spirit. It's time for the text does so
roading around the.
Speaker 2 (26:29):
Secret Text does.
Speaker 1 (26:30):
A fine brought to you by your so called Toyota dealers.
Speaker 2 (26:34):
We make it easy.
Speaker 1 (26:35):
Tell Jonas there's thieves in Canoga Park. I've been robbed twice,
so far in two years. Did you know that there's
thieves in cana really? Yeah, the hunters?
Speaker 2 (26:44):
Is it the uh those Chilean uh that crime ring?
Speaker 1 (26:47):
No, the ones, that Middle American crime ring that got
after Joe Burrow. It's like, hey, let's target this one
dyed haired cornerback.
Speaker 3 (26:55):
By the way, I told you about the uh the
Chilean crew that rolled up on a Gore Hills went.
Speaker 2 (27:01):
To the wrong house.
Speaker 1 (27:01):
Oh really, what happened?
Speaker 3 (27:02):
Former Golden Gloves boxer or something, guy in his sixties.
The Chilean stealing just lit this dude's face on fire.
Oh really, they got the mugs shut. I'll sidney the
muggs shit. Oh yeah, one dude from Chile or more.
I think the other two got away, but the one
that was stuck just his face got pumped. Oh he
got pissed and honded.
Speaker 1 (27:22):
Tissed it. I'm devastated to learn that one of my
most favorite drops in the pantheon of great sports talk
Great sports Talk was not from the mouth of the
great Kim taits I respectively request, respectfully request a drop
off between Kate's and the recording to determine the veracity
(27:45):
of this ascertation. Or assertion. Great Sports Talk, Tim say,
great sports Talk, Great sports talk, Great sports Talk. It
does sound like you, and you can sound like it.
Tim does some really good undercover Tim's undercover Dodger talk
caller voice is really subtly. Oh my god, that's yeah.
(28:08):
Absolutely did he beat him with a track shoe for
his acs? My god's golden gloves? Guy, I really beat
his act.
Speaker 2 (28:15):
Looks like the goodies.
Speaker 1 (28:17):
Anyway, that's a good Great sports Talk, Tim, Great sports Talk,
Great sports Talk, Great sports Talk, Great sports Talk, Hey, Pee,
can James Worthy help with the fires going on in
the studio? I don't think so. James Worthy likes Luca.
I'm sure he feels like Lebron gets plenty of credit.
(28:37):
Like for me, I just don't live in a world
where I feel like Lebron doesn't get enough credit, you
know what I mean?
Speaker 2 (28:43):
Got a Ken doll?
Speaker 1 (28:44):
Yeah, Like I feel like he gets enough credit.
Speaker 2 (28:46):
Like everybody's getting a bubblehead now.
Speaker 1 (28:48):
Like, if there's one thing Lebron gets plenty of, it's credit.
I mean, but the guy put himself on TV to
proclaim that he's the greatest player ever. He gets he
crowns himself, He gets credit.
Speaker 2 (28:59):
Yeah, christ I'm with you.
Speaker 1 (29:01):
I love the launch Pad today. We didn't we didn't
do the launch Pad today. We just started the show
that's called the Show Open. I love the launch Pad today.
I really thought Tim Kates did the great sports talk,
great sports talk, and love me some depeche Mode.
Speaker 3 (29:15):
The secret text us a fine brought to you by
your so called Toyota dealers.
Speaker 1 (29:20):
We make it easy. Shout out to Jonas for asking
that question. Pete. I've been listening to The Pettersen Money
Show for ten plus years and always thought that was
Kate's great sports talk. I finally found out also where
tonight is from. You know, all you have to do
is ask me these questions. I'm happy. I'm happy to
(29:42):
explain and tell everybody where everything's from. I enjoy the
etymology of all of these things. Look at the guy
got his ass kids. Never seen anybody beat me so horribly.
I always pictured Rick Adelman as a huge cocaine addict
for summ reason. I'm pretty sure everybody in the eighties
was a huge cocaine at it. Like, there's not I don't.
(30:04):
I mean, I don't think there's a lot of eighties
where parties where you didn't go to the bathroom and
there wasn't a buffer coke on the on the on
the top of the toilet seat for you. They're waiting
for you.
Speaker 2 (30:12):
Was that like their vape?
Speaker 1 (30:14):
Yeah? I mean I think, you know, it was like
throwing somebody a white claw. You know. I think there
was a lot of cocaine back in those days, is
all I'm trying to say. That's my assertation or assertion.
Excuse me. All right, we have more great sports Talk,
not cakes, great sports Great sports Talk to come. Jonas
(30:35):
Knox is here and the Petros and Money Show continues
on m five seventy l a Sports David Vassay's got
Dodger talk, but we have got a whole other hour.
A fun fact I put together a fun fact for you.
A uh, I usually don't do the fun fact quick hits.
We'll have dead and Alive. Jonah says he's got a
great dead guy. So there's a lot of good reason
(30:57):
to hang out with Great Sports Talk, even though your
dreams are shit. And this is not Tim Kates doing
the voiceover Great Sports Talk Robert Show now living in Maryland.
According to Ronnie Fossil, we'll be back stay with us
on AMPI seventy LA Sports Your hold of the Dodgers
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