April 9, 2026 • 34 mins
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groove and Thursday the tim kaits procured Otawi special bobblehead
available to all but two thousand Dodger fans tomorrow. Don't
let the don't let the dead Sea close on your hat.
I thought that was a great analogy you made when
talking about that close right on your hat. If you
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don't get into Dodger Stadium early, imagine you're one of
the two thousand people who don't get one of them
straggling straggling should it listen to Moses. You've been warned
get there on time exactly. We are your home of
the back to back World Series champion Dodgers. Dodger Talk
Off Night edition coming your way featuring the one and
(01:39):
only Timothy Kings Tonight, He's gonna do a farm report.
Dodgers on Deck Tomorrow starts at six against the Rangers,
and that is super o Tawny Bobblehead night. It's gonna be.
They're giving away fifty four. It fits fifty six. I
don't know why they can't just get the extra two thousand.
What what are we doing here? What got do we
(02:02):
do it? Tim? I don't know. Maybe they're making it
so a little incentive to get there on time. Make
sure you get there before. They don't want people crashing
the gates like they did with the Yoshi. Well, I'm
glad you brought that up, because that is a new
wrinkle that the Dodgers have implemented. If you go on
to Dodgers dot com, you'll look at the promotional schedule.
Gone are the days, and by big days, I mean
like the last home stand which they had the Yoshi bobblehead.
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When you show up and Ronnie, you'll appreciate this as
a guy who missed out on a bibblehead last time.
If you show up at Dodger Stadium and you got
four tickets on your phone and like, hey, I'm here,
but I got four tickets, so scam me four times
so I can get four bobbleheads. Uh Uh, that's not
the original anymore. You can't do that. They're limiting it
to one person, one ticket, one bobblehead, and you got
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to be in person to get it. So you can't
just show up and say, oh, I'm here to represent
the other three people, so give me all four of them.
Not gonna happen anymore.
Speaker 3 (02:56):
But you know what, tim you know what I've seen
people do. They'll go in, they'll utilize that ticket, they'll
utilize the ticket, get the bibblehead. They'll go out, go
into a different entrance and get the bobblehead. That way,
whether I've seen it done it, I've seen it done myself.
Speaker 2 (03:10):
I guess you could do that. I mean that's you
got to get.
Speaker 3 (03:12):
Back in line, Yes you do. You do have to
get back in line. But if you want to utilize
the ticket and you go to a different entry point,
you're gonna get the bibblehead.
Speaker 2 (03:21):
I mean, you're really trying to get that babble out
bit You're really I mean, I'm sure there's ways around it,
but that certainly does hinder some Do you feel like
Ronnie just tried to pee on your fire a little bit?
I feel like you kind of did I do. Yeah,
it was like a fire that was starting to get
out of control. Yeah, just a little fire on the
side of the road there. I sorry, Tim, I had
to grab my fire. I didn't think that was fair
at all, But okay, Ronnie still is pretty bitter about
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missing out on that. Yoshinobu Yamamoto, y.
Speaker 3 (03:48):
Yoji, thanks for reminding me about missing out on the
ice bob son.
Speaker 2 (03:53):
Son wouldn't even share with him. You wouldn't even even
let me touch it. Adult father and son with bad
feelings over the piece of By the way, I totally
forgot to tell you guys what I got for my birthday.
Over the weekend, I saw my parents, we went to dinner,
and then they take you black Angus Ronnie's Black Angus.
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Ronnie's Black Angus up on First Street in Burbank. Hey,
mister Kates is all class flaming Yon's all around. Let's
go who shaved you ten? Was it? Jennifer? I don't know, Brunette. Ye,
I've almost been run over running across the street between
that Black Angus and the BJ's. That's right. Uh. They
gave me a little something besides the big gift they
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gave me. What was the big gift of fill a
straight cash homie? Oh yeah, they got this at the
Dodger game. For me, it's the O T unlimited sippy cop.
Oh my god, you're going to be able to use
that on when we get out there on Monday. On Monday,
I could if I want to use it, I could
take it out there and get you gotta do it.
We all got to drink from the grail. What there's
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one straw? Well, we'll get more unlimited refills for the
rest of the season. Going to drink out of it
like a sock hop. Yeah, that's gonna be sweet. I
think that's a very nice gift, very nice of the
Cakes family, but still wrapped up. It wasn't like my
dad got it and used it and washed it. I
was like, here, you can have it now, brand new.
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Has it been used? So? eBay? No, No, I want
to I want to go get a soda with it.
You want to go up there and say, bring it
on Monday. That's a whole that we could get a
whole segment out of that. I like my free coke
wireless mics. Go up to the thing, get the see
if it works, let's go. They're perfect. All right. I
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can't wait. There's one segment of the show on Monday
Live from Dodger Stadium. Okay, well done. I can't believe
I waited to Thursday. I totally forgot to tell you.
I'm sorry about that. Petrols. Hey, do you have one
of the headlines in there? Do you have to run
across and get it? Or it's the word of the day.
But you don't have one of the headlines. I don't
got it here, No right word of the day. It's fine, okay,
(06:03):
his words the word of the day. Ronnie, could you
play Body and Soul by Bobby Short for me? One
of my favorite songs? Shut up? Do you don't even
know who Bobby Short is? No clue, but it sounds
like a nice song. I don't even I don't even
know if Ronnie would come out with the significance of
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Bobby Short, it's not really In his musical Wheelhouse, No,
which is ample. Bobby Short was the quintessential New York
cafe society singer. So if you're at the Carlisle Hotel
and you're living inside of Woody Allen movie, do you
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understand that reference beyond the you know pedophile part? I
don't you don't? You don't understand like New York cafe culture,
Bobby Short and a woman named Blossom Dearie who's also awesome,
are like the quintessential New York cafe singers, a lot
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of style, a lot of class, only in New York
Big Town, the big town as Matt likes to call it. Well,
it's finally happened. We have a date and a location
for what the Taylor Swift Travis Kelsey wedding way. Wait,
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is this just a rumor?
Speaker 1 (07:40):
No?
Speaker 2 (07:40):
Well, a sources told page six, Well it's real. Then
that saved the dates. It's real, especially in New York City.
They're the same ones that came out with the pictures
of flat Top Vrabel and Sedona with Russini and her
missile boobs all missled up and her hair and a ponytail.
You guys doing together where's everybody else? Where's all your friends?
You're the side awful announce he's not going to save
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you with their stupid ass article adulterers? Or when's the
date and where's the location? I gotta know, Well, it's
obviously in New York. Why would I be playing Bobby Short?
But where in New York? In the big town? Hell?
Should I know? It's to save the date July third. Okay,
(08:27):
that's going to screw up the SP's invites. I'll tell
you that right now. It's going to mess up the tour.
A lot of people thought which tour world tour. A
lot of people thought they were going to go to
Rhode Island because that's where her punk ass lives. A
lot of people thought, well, nobody thought Kansas City. No,
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July third is a Friday, by the way, good for them, Well,
July fourth is a holiday. Famously, Taylor Swift's favorite holiday
is that rude to ask people to come to a wedding,
the wedding of the century for the July weekend. We
hadn't planted the lake. Now we gotta go to New
York for this wedding. Yeah, and sit next to jay
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Z the pedophile allegedly it's got to be at a
big church, and then after the church, he's just Satan
worshiping blood drinkers. That's true. That's true. So it's in
the Hamptons. It says in New York. It doesn't say
New York City. It could be like it's probably gonna
be it like the Andy Warhol Factory. No, I don't
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know what they're gonna do. Long Island, Hampton's. It says
New York City. Hang it. That's why I'm playing Bobby Short.
And you know Taylor Swift got that terrible Welcome to
New York song boys and boys, girls and girls. I'm
terrible Welcome to New York. It's been waiting for y'all.
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Did it say that if one of the recipients gave
him that information, that's how they got it, right, somebody
got this all got sent out and somebody, yeah, save
the date. Somebody leaked it. Somebody leaked to save the date. Now,
if I'm Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey, I send out
maybe fake ones like save the Date, knowing this is
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gonna happen, and then you send another one like no
psych it's been Rhode Island on July fourth. Well, it
doesn't matter. At least we got a date now, Petros
and a location. We are starting to zero in that
scope a little bit. Thank you well, thank you for
the Bobby Short on the fly, Ronnie very classy, A
lot of class, a lot of hustle on the floor.
Class here's my number, number of the days. Number the
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day is eight Petros. Eight Major League Baseball City connect
uniforms were revealed today. Thank you for the visual. I
don't know if they're going to be wearing him tonight
or tomorrow or this weekend, but they were unveiled today
on MLB social media. Padres Pirates, Brewers, Oriels, High and
Rangers go ahead again, I'm sure padres Pirates, Brewers, Orioles, Braves, Reds, Royals, Rangers,
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those eight teams unveiling their twenty twenty six city What
about the poodle Bayball because I saw the Giants in
their old city connects the other day, not the poodle
bay Ball City connects. What's up with that? You can
wear your other city connects too. I think you can't
because the Dodgers are probably gonna wear the you know,
the pop tart confetti ones. I think at some point
because those are still their current City Connect uniforms. You
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can't do it every year. I forgot the rule. I
think it's like every other year, every two year, three years,
you can unveil new City Connect uniforms. But they're pretty
good looking. The Rangers, in my opinion, the best ones,
the best looking uniforms. It says Tejas, and of course
it's got that loan. This is a description represents the
lone star mentality of self reliance and pride. These new
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uniforms incorporate handcraft artwork that celebrate the passion of art, music, dance,
and Tohno culture. Hano and I'm brown and proud. It's
not burnt orn like Texas gohorns. It's but it's a darker,
darker hue. Yeah, but it says Tejas the Royals. I
like the description. The uniform gives a new look at
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the City of Fountains with a new color palette and
an updated visual language. Got awn. Yeah, it's very looking,
very good looking. The Cincinnati Ones unveiled an engineered a
new breed of City Connect jerseys that flipped from all
black to all red. Yeah, it looks like the same one,
except it's all red inspired by robotics and technology with
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modern executions built to lead the league into a new
era of style. Those are cool. The Braves not crazy
about it, just says Atlanta. It's a different powder blue
bowlds typing on it retro script. I don't really like
them at all. The Braves. Yeah, Baltimore oriole Zo b More,
oh b More and their slogan from the Stoop to
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the Yard, Yes, Camden Yards, from the Stoop to the yard,
green and orange color scheme with warehouse type inspiration and
home run plaque. Graphic Coin Corporation makes these uniforms a
staple of Baltimore Orioles history. Be more right on the front. Now,
how about the Milwaukee Brewers New City Connection Wisco WISCO
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for Wisconsin. These new uniforms incorporate the vast colors of
Wisconsin's forests, scenic lakes, grand rivers, rolling hills in diverse
wildlife does combining with WISCO typing all right, diverse wildlife,
that's what it says. Like, what is some of the
wildlife Latino? Like? What are we talking about? I think
they identify different ways. I guess I don't know. Why
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is it like diversity and wildlife. That's what it says.
It says diverse wildlife. The Pirates, the Pittsburgh Pirates New
City connect uniforms are awesome black all black with gold
trimming and Pirates on the front. And it has got
that old sixteen hundreds look with the golden age of piracy.
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The black uniforms with true gold color piping makes this
a real treasure for all power. It is a freaking
awesome Pirates uniform and the Padres New City Connecting uniforms
highlight the rich tradition of honor, respect, celebration of culture
and community. These Dia de les Mortes inspired uniforms You're
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Latino feature a vibrant color palette with cultural inspired prints
and pattern It has a cool Day of the Dead
armband and it has like the old San Diego blue
and orange kind of vibe. You're Latino. If you are,
you're definitely into the Sano San Diego and the Tajas.
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Now before the game, earlier, Manny Machado was asked by
the Beat reporters, what do you think about these uniforms.
The uniforms his response, they're okay, that's all he had
to say about them. He doesn't apparently like them what
they're wearing. Well, what about Yanny? I think, like, which
one do you like out of the eighth? Well, you know,
I gotta be honest with you, Tim, I mean you,
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they're pretty cool. We don't have a color printer here anymore. No,
we've got those privileged sh show. I don't like. It's
not as easy. We don't even have they're black and white,
like I like the buck Buccaneers or the Padres. I
would say the Buccaneers are the Padres. What about the
Texas Rangers? Tahos doesn't do that. Tetano doesn't do that
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much for me. I don't prefer text Max. I'm a
Sonora style. Okay, okay, all right, you're Latino.
Speaker 1 (15:34):
This is the song of the day.
Speaker 3 (15:38):
The B fifty Two's are a band from Athens, Georgia
who've been making music with their quirky new wave styles
since nineteen seventy eight, lending today's song of the day
called Party out of Bounds because a crunchy groove, and
Thursday is at hand with the Petros and Money Show
live from the iHeartRadio headquarters in Burbank one thirty four
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Freeway at Jason We're four full hours of radio salvation
will make up for lost time as great sports talk
refills your passion bucket before our good friend Tim Kates
steps in and pulls a double duty, a double shift
with an off day edition of Dodger Talk. It's coming
up at seven o'clock, going down on that farm.
Speaker 2 (16:20):
Thank you, Ronnie, and we'll get back with some more
great sports talk. I do want to talk great sports
talk about the Russini thing. Is that her name? I've
never even heard of this person before. Yeah, from the
Athletic formerly a ESPN. Yeah, I thought she's in New
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York Times, the only athletic. Oh yeah. I feel like
every NFL insider is the same person, whether they have
man boobs or fake boobs. Well, Pete Schrager, I think
separates now. I'm over overall of them. They just doesn't.
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They don't. It's just like this terrible, weird, elite society
of useless information that just goes back and forth on
television and podcast constantly. And now we have interlocked hands
and a private resort with nobody around. Where are your friends?
(17:22):
Oh look, they're all right around. I don't see your friend.
Your boys aren't here. We'll be right back. Kat's's corner
is still a cub. Yonder Alonzo is still a cub.
If you didn't get to save the date to Travis
and tait Day's wedding, you suh. And it's likely that
you're Latino. I heard they don't have a lot of
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Latino friends.
Speaker 4 (17:48):
You're Latino.
Speaker 1 (18:15):
Petros Papadakis. That money Smith, This is petrol. Send money
on demand.
Speaker 2 (18:21):
Oh it's a crutch agrieve on a Thursday. Petrol. Some
money on Amphi seventy LA sparts your home of the
Dodgers off night Dodge. You talked tonight with the one
and only Tim cats Yonder Alonso, whose sister is married
to Manna Machado Yaney. I think the back of his
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baseball card says ten years in the big leagues, you know,
all right, urban player. I don't think it says all right. Sorry,
just one of the listeners bothered me about it. We
talked to James Worthy earlier. We have a flip top.
We have a top. We got plenty of stuff. A
little catching up.
Speaker 3 (18:59):
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We make it easy. Good news for Brian Blackmore, our
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that used to be in the river in Rancho Mirage,
very close to the Papadakas family compound out there, is
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not closed. It's moved to Lakinta, and I was able
to relay that information as quickly as I possibly could
to Brian Blackmore, who is now extremely happy. I play
the part of the song where have all the Cowboys Gone?
Where is my happy? Ending? When I go to a
massage partner and garden growl. That's not funny, no, and
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you don't do that. And the song where Have all
the Cowboys Gone? By Paula Cole is not only depressing,
it's horrible, and I can't stop thinking about it quite often.
You be old, you be old, you Pia. I will
raise the children while you go have the beer. Yeah, Petros,
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that's great sports talk. Those stupid bitches from es Penn
with all their elitist attitudes, they're just fougass. I don't
know what that really means, but there you go. This
says as a Petros and Money Show listener, originally from Minnesota.
I have to say that the Wisco triggered me heavy
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cringe and eye roll, so so stupid, crazy, lame. So
not everybody in Wisconsin is behind the new Wisco city
connect uniforms. Yeah, sometimes nicknames from places people who are
from they're like, nah, we don't call it like b More.
I don't know, dude, b More. I feel like people
in Baltimore call it b Moore. I'd like antichrimes to
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say antichrimes. That would be all I'd buy that. You
two go together like a'l passtore tacos and bathroom cocaine.
Thank you? Ah, that goes together right, it sure does, Chico. Now,
why don't you play a couple of talkbacks?
Speaker 5 (21:18):
They're talking and back there p MS talkbacks talkbacks?
Speaker 2 (21:23):
Really? Oh, I used to call the clitterorism response. Here's
a couple?
Speaker 1 (21:30):
My god, get that damn song off the air? Is that?
Speaker 2 (21:37):
The reference to the Paula Cole song was four O
one yes, okay, uh, here's less. Ronnie was playing like
Gang of four. Here's one more tammy cakes? Okay, sing
your I feel like I said it. No, you said
it wrong, you said the deal delore thas. Those tammy cakes. Gotcha.
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I feel like you're becoming more Latino though. Every day, man,
every day, one more time, I would just tammy cakes. O. Gotcha, gotcha, gotcha,
you said, Monel. And we do have that new open
for Kate's corner.
Speaker 5 (22:20):
Kate's corner. What's gonna what's gonna say? That's me in
the corner, latch me in.
Speaker 2 (22:33):
The spront right, losing, trying to keep and I don't
know the rest lyric. All right, we don't want them anyway,
Thank you, and we'll return. We'll have a top story,
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a flip top story of the day. Excuse me, cover
it up next on the Said Buddy Show, Live everywhere
on the iHeartRadio app. Keep the talkbacks coming, man, just
click on that microphone. Oh stop, just click on it.
Thanks everybody, We'll be right back. This is Petro Send
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Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app. Clippers in action tomorrow
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(23:40):
Tim Kates. At seven o'clock Tomorrow night, Dodger started a
six game homestand Dodgers taking on Corey Seeger and the
Texas Rangers. First pitch from the gallpin Ford Broadcast booth
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I'm for the top story of the flip top story
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of the day. You did have the top story. This
is the flip top story of the day. All right.
I left town on Tuesday after the show. We had
a short show. The Dodgers are in Toronto and Steve
Hartman was in yesterday and now I'm back and you
and Fred just hanging out in the desert. I did not,
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actually I saw the Rogan report. Well, I saw it
on my TV as like something that was on. I
was not in the mood to click on it, and
I did not click on it. You weren't going to
do it. I could have done it and taken a
picture and we would have something to talk about right now,
but I did not, and I wonder why the second
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I left town for two nights. It's a good song.
This is the independent rock song Sedona by the independent
rock group Houndmouth. Why Sedona beautiful spot? Have you ever
(25:13):
been to Sedona, Arizona? I mean, you're such an Arizona guy.
Your daughters live there. I'm embarrassed to say I've never
been there. Ever been there. It's right in the middle
of Arizona. Ry and Laila have gone up there multiple
coort of Northern right. It's about ninety minutes north of Phoenix,
so that's not too bad, no h flat topped. Ex
football superstar Mike Vrabel, now star head coach of the
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New England Patriots formerly with the Tennessee Titans, was seen
interlocked fingers in an embrace with an NFL insider who
I had no I'd never heard of this person. Really,
they all seem like the same person to me. This
person's on Colin Coward show all the time. They again,
and maybe that's just me being a bad sports host.
(26:00):
I guess this lady used to work at the station
with Softy and all them at KJR. Like everybody knows her.
She was an ESPN person for a while. Yeah, Diana Russini,
Is that how you said she's like an East Coast
football talking head scene person? Would you say she's a
New Yorker New York Times. An extremely intimate, five star
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adults only resort in the adult only wellness capital of
the United States, Sedona, Arizona, Sedonah has also played host
to more than sixty Hollywood films. That's what this song's about. Yeah.
From nineteen twenty three to the seventies, the pink rock
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formations were very common to display terrains of Texas, California,
or Nevada, which is why in the song Sedona, they say, hey,
little Hollywood, you're gone, but you're not forgotten. They used
to shoot a lot of movie there, but now everybody's
digging into all types of stuff that this woman Russini
(27:08):
has said over the years trying to be funny, are
through all her work. Everything she said about Vrabel over
the years. In one thing, she said, people didn't hire
Vrabel in the last hiring cycle because of his giant
physical stature, that he's such a big guy he intimidates gms.
She wrote that she said it Oh my god, there's like,
(27:29):
all you got to do is put her name in
on Twitter. And now they have her calling out her husband,
saying she doesn't tweet about her husband because her husband
is average. They had her talking about how the night
before her wedding she interviewed Jimmy Garoppolo and her mom
always wanted her to marry Jimmy Garoppolo, and what an
(27:49):
irony that she was interviewing him the night before her wedding.
Of course she didn't end up marrying Jimmy Garoppolo. And
it's like you strup it. It's well, it's just it
does it's not a great look, terrible look. It's a terrible,
terrible thing no matter what happened. If you look up
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Diana Russini right now on X, it's going to take
you for a real ride now. Personally, as you know, Tim,
I do not have and this is to my own detriment.
I do not have more than a casual interest in
the NFL, especially for somebody that works and makes a
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living in the sports world and in the world of football.
Most people that I've involved with really love the NFL
and want to be part of it. I am just
happy enough college football in your blood. I'm happy enough
to survive a trip to Cincinnati. Let's just put it
like that. But to me, I guess Rossini and the
(28:57):
New York Times and Pete Schrager and the little bald
guy Garifolo and the big Starbucks guy who got in
a fight with Garifolo and Florio Rapaport Rapaport, They're all
the same person. They've all become like one giant stream
(29:20):
of white noise about pro football. It's like this whole
society of self important NFL people talking about each other
and themselves in circles and acting like their friends, with
everyone talking about how cool they are in their verial
(29:41):
various football pools of people they spend time with, and
it's just tiresome. Like I always thought it was weird
because our friend Jay Glazer, Remember Jay Glazer? Oh yeah,
the best of the best. Yeah. And why do you
think Jay Glazer doesn't break NFL news year round anymore?
Because he can do it every day if he wanted
to do, But they don't pay him to Fox. Fox
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doesn't have a dot com anymore, that's true. They don't
hire writers anymore, so they pay him to break news
on Sundays and to do his Sunday be part of
the big NFL show, and that's enough for him. So
he doesn't do it year round. But I remember when
he did do it year round then, when he would
come on the show once a week and about a
(30:25):
third of the time his phone actually worked, the Jay
Laser phone, and I remember being like, God, it's kind
of weird, like it sort of goes against the journalistic
rules or whatever they are, that this guy is UFC
training half of these guys and placing coaches and interviews
with this guy, like he crossed the line you fill
a thousand times and didn't. Really, He's just a hard
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working guy who smoked a bunch of cigarettes and drank
Red Bulls or whatever he did back when he was
in New York and worked his ass off and created
a bunch of relationships. But it always seemed kind of weird.
And that was twenty five years ago, and now we
have interlocking fingers and people say like, oh, of course
they're just friends. Uh. I mean to me, it's kind
(31:12):
of a reveal of what that society of the NFL
elite is really. Like, perhaps I'm not talking about our
friend Daniel Jeremiah No, who's a god fearing man. We
all know love them, but this is kind of how,
probably unfairly, but this is kind of how I imagine
them all at a resort in Sedona, Arizona, laying in
(31:36):
an inner tube with a Pina Colada, laughing at us idiots,
all the podcast viewers and the people that click on
this stupid stuff on Twitter, and these people that just
never endingly talk in circles about the NFL as quote
unquote insiders, when all they really are friends and casual acquaintances.
Of these people, you're not a journalist. I mean, it's
(31:56):
just so weird. It's all framed for everybody to help
their friends. And look, I mean we kind of do
some things that are journalistic here and some that aren't.
And we obviously have our favorites that don't have our favorites,
But this show's for entertainment. I mean, these are people
literally have information insider in their title, and they're the
most irresponsible douchebags there are in the world. And they're
(32:18):
the most entitled, self important people covering the NFL. It's
like the people that used to work at ESPN twenty
years ago. I worked at ESPN. Remember last week we
were talking about Jay Glazer paying the bill for all
the coaches drinking at the outside patio at the resort,
and you guys Matt were joking about, well, all the
other insiders were probably looking through the fence like, Hey,
(32:40):
I want to be in there. Yeah, I want to
be in there, coach, I'm a drink with you. It's
worse than eighth grade. I mean, this is just terrible.
It's worth the worse than eighth grade. By the rabbit
hole I've just went down on two. Yeah, the Reracini
stuff is crazy. Oh my god, there's videos of training
camp four years ago. It's like it all makes sense now.
I mean, she's been just to her husband's twenty twenty
(33:00):
and maybe maybe it really is innocent. Obviously you'd have
to be a real idiot to think that there's no
fire there with all that smoke, as Matt Barnes would say.
But even if it is innocent, it's a problem. You
can't be interlocked fingers and holding onto the hips of
a coach you're covering. Yeah, where's all your friends? I
(33:23):
saw the wide shot. You're alone on that deck. That's
the most romantic setting I've ever seen a guy in
a flat top in my life. Are you kidding me?
I just it's so funny, and then it's laughable, laughable,
I mean laughable. I believe the word you're looking for
of Rabel is plausible. Okay, this is very plausible. This
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is a chick with tight clothes and rocket boobs who
runs around sticking them in everybody's face, talking about how
everybody sucks except for Rabel. That's like her whole Look
at her, look at her timeline. It's crazy, it's hilarious.
But the picture of them in the pool, just laying
there next to each other with nobody around them, that's
very cool. Well, the friends are there, they're just not
in the frame. They're to me. This is an indictment
(34:08):
on the whole culture of the quote unquote modern NFL insider.
It's just a gigantic mutual masturbation for the league. Enjoy
the games. Try not to listen to these people talk
endlessly about aj Brown and what his trade status is.
You're wasting everybody's time, and you're giving these people a
(34:30):
platform that they don't deserve. It is just it's a terrible, terrible,
but not surprising reveal to me that this is what
goes on behind the scene. Why did you do this
to me? Why did you send me this rabbit hole.
My husband's just an average man. My mom always wanted
me with Jimmy Garoppolo. You are not the story. Shut up,
(34:51):
you shrew my God. Go open a door with your nose.
Looks like a key. All right, we'll be back.
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groove and Thursday the tim kaits procured Otawi special bobblehead
available to all but two thousand Dodger fans tomorrow. Don't
let the don't let the dead Sea close on your hat.
I thought that was a great analogy you made when
talking about that close right on your hat. If you
(01:18):
don't get into Dodger Stadium early, imagine you're one of
the two thousand people who don't get one of them
straggling straggling should it listen to Moses. You've been warned
get there on time exactly. We are your home of
the back to back World Series champion Dodgers. Dodger Talk
Off Night edition coming your way featuring the one and
(01:39):
only Timothy Kings Tonight, He's gonna do a farm report.
Dodgers on Deck Tomorrow starts at six against the Rangers,
and that is super o Tawny Bobblehead night. It's gonna be.
They're giving away fifty four. It fits fifty six. I
don't know why they can't just get the extra two thousand.
What what are we doing here? What got do we
(02:02):
do it? Tim? I don't know. Maybe they're making it
so a little incentive to get there on time. Make
sure you get there before. They don't want people crashing
the gates like they did with the Yoshi. Well, I'm
glad you brought that up, because that is a new
wrinkle that the Dodgers have implemented. If you go on
to Dodgers dot com, you'll look at the promotional schedule.
Gone are the days, and by big days, I mean
like the last home stand which they had the Yoshi bobblehead.
(02:24):
When you show up and Ronnie, you'll appreciate this as
a guy who missed out on a bibblehead last time.
If you show up at Dodger Stadium and you got
four tickets on your phone and like, hey, I'm here,
but I got four tickets, so scam me four times
so I can get four bobbleheads. Uh Uh, that's not
the original anymore. You can't do that. They're limiting it
to one person, one ticket, one bobblehead, and you got
(02:49):
to be in person to get it. So you can't
just show up and say, oh, I'm here to represent
the other three people, so give me all four of them.
Not gonna happen anymore.
Speaker 3 (02:56):
But you know what, tim you know what I've seen
people do. They'll go in, they'll utilize that ticket, they'll
utilize the ticket, get the bibblehead. They'll go out, go
into a different entrance and get the bobblehead. That way,
whether I've seen it done it, I've seen it done myself.
Speaker 2 (03:10):
I guess you could do that. I mean that's you
got to get.
Speaker 3 (03:12):
Back in line, Yes you do. You do have to
get back in line. But if you want to utilize
the ticket and you go to a different entry point,
you're gonna get the bibblehead.
Speaker 2 (03:21):
I mean, you're really trying to get that babble out
bit You're really I mean, I'm sure there's ways around it,
but that certainly does hinder some Do you feel like
Ronnie just tried to pee on your fire a little bit?
I feel like you kind of did I do. Yeah,
it was like a fire that was starting to get
out of control. Yeah, just a little fire on the
side of the road there. I sorry, Tim, I had
to grab my fire. I didn't think that was fair
at all, But okay, Ronnie still is pretty bitter about
(03:46):
missing out on that. Yoshinobu Yamamoto, y.
Speaker 3 (03:48):
Yoji, thanks for reminding me about missing out on the
ice bob son.
Speaker 2 (03:53):
Son wouldn't even share with him. You wouldn't even even
let me touch it. Adult father and son with bad
feelings over the piece of By the way, I totally
forgot to tell you guys what I got for my birthday.
Over the weekend, I saw my parents, we went to dinner,
and then they take you black Angus Ronnie's Black Angus.
(04:13):
Ronnie's Black Angus up on First Street in Burbank. Hey,
mister Kates is all class flaming Yon's all around. Let's
go who shaved you ten? Was it? Jennifer? I don't know, Brunette. Ye,
I've almost been run over running across the street between
that Black Angus and the BJ's. That's right. Uh. They
gave me a little something besides the big gift they
(04:34):
gave me. What was the big gift of fill a
straight cash homie? Oh yeah, they got this at the
Dodger game. For me, it's the O T unlimited sippy cop.
Oh my god, you're going to be able to use
that on when we get out there on Monday. On Monday,
I could if I want to use it, I could
take it out there and get you gotta do it.
We all got to drink from the grail. What there's
(04:57):
one straw? Well, we'll get more unlimited refills for the
rest of the season. Going to drink out of it
like a sock hop. Yeah, that's gonna be sweet. I
think that's a very nice gift, very nice of the
Cakes family, but still wrapped up. It wasn't like my
dad got it and used it and washed it. I
was like, here, you can have it now, brand new.
(05:18):
Has it been used? So? eBay? No, No, I want
to I want to go get a soda with it.
You want to go up there and say, bring it
on Monday. That's a whole that we could get a
whole segment out of that. I like my free coke
wireless mics. Go up to the thing, get the see
if it works, let's go. They're perfect. All right. I
(05:40):
can't wait. There's one segment of the show on Monday
Live from Dodger Stadium. Okay, well done. I can't believe
I waited to Thursday. I totally forgot to tell you.
I'm sorry about that. Petrols. Hey, do you have one
of the headlines in there? Do you have to run
across and get it? Or it's the word of the day.
But you don't have one of the headlines. I don't
got it here, No right word of the day. It's fine, okay,
(06:03):
his words the word of the day. Ronnie, could you
play Body and Soul by Bobby Short for me? One
of my favorite songs? Shut up? Do you don't even
know who Bobby Short is? No clue, but it sounds
like a nice song. I don't even I don't even
know if Ronnie would come out with the significance of
(06:25):
Bobby Short, it's not really In his musical Wheelhouse, No,
which is ample. Bobby Short was the quintessential New York
cafe society singer. So if you're at the Carlisle Hotel
and you're living inside of Woody Allen movie, do you
(06:49):
understand that reference beyond the you know pedophile part? I
don't you don't? You don't understand like New York cafe culture,
Bobby Short and a woman named Blossom Dearie who's also awesome,
are like the quintessential New York cafe singers, a lot
(07:11):
of style, a lot of class, only in New York
Big Town, the big town as Matt likes to call it. Well,
it's finally happened. We have a date and a location
for what the Taylor Swift Travis Kelsey wedding way. Wait,
(07:39):
is this just a rumor?
Speaker 1 (07:40):
No?
Speaker 2 (07:40):
Well, a sources told page six, Well it's real. Then
that saved the dates. It's real, especially in New York City.
They're the same ones that came out with the pictures
of flat Top Vrabel and Sedona with Russini and her
missile boobs all missled up and her hair and a ponytail.
You guys doing together where's everybody else? Where's all your friends?
You're the side awful announce he's not going to save
(08:04):
you with their stupid ass article adulterers? Or when's the
date and where's the location? I gotta know, Well, it's
obviously in New York. Why would I be playing Bobby Short?
But where in New York? In the big town? Hell?
Should I know? It's to save the date July third. Okay,
(08:27):
that's going to screw up the SP's invites. I'll tell
you that right now. It's going to mess up the tour.
A lot of people thought which tour world tour. A
lot of people thought they were going to go to
Rhode Island because that's where her punk ass lives. A
lot of people thought, well, nobody thought Kansas City. No,
(08:50):
July third is a Friday, by the way, good for them, Well,
July fourth is a holiday. Famously, Taylor Swift's favorite holiday
is that rude to ask people to come to a wedding,
the wedding of the century for the July weekend. We
hadn't planted the lake. Now we gotta go to New
York for this wedding. Yeah, and sit next to jay
(09:11):
Z the pedophile allegedly it's got to be at a
big church, and then after the church, he's just Satan
worshiping blood drinkers. That's true. That's true. So it's in
the Hamptons. It says in New York. It doesn't say
New York City. It could be like it's probably gonna
be it like the Andy Warhol Factory. No, I don't
(09:32):
know what they're gonna do. Long Island, Hampton's. It says
New York City. Hang it. That's why I'm playing Bobby Short.
And you know Taylor Swift got that terrible Welcome to
New York song boys and boys, girls and girls. I'm
terrible Welcome to New York. It's been waiting for y'all.
(09:54):
Did it say that if one of the recipients gave
him that information, that's how they got it, right, somebody
got this all got sent out and somebody, yeah, save
the date. Somebody leaked it. Somebody leaked to save the date. Now,
if I'm Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey, I send out
maybe fake ones like save the Date, knowing this is
(10:15):
gonna happen, and then you send another one like no
psych it's been Rhode Island on July fourth. Well, it
doesn't matter. At least we got a date now, Petros
and a location. We are starting to zero in that
scope a little bit. Thank you well, thank you for
the Bobby Short on the fly, Ronnie very classy, A
lot of class, a lot of hustle on the floor.
Class here's my number, number of the days. Number the
(10:38):
day is eight Petros. Eight Major League Baseball City connect
uniforms were revealed today. Thank you for the visual. I
don't know if they're going to be wearing him tonight
or tomorrow or this weekend, but they were unveiled today
on MLB social media. Padres Pirates, Brewers, Oriels, High and
Rangers go ahead again, I'm sure padres Pirates, Brewers, Orioles, Braves, Reds, Royals, Rangers,
(11:04):
those eight teams unveiling their twenty twenty six city What
about the poodle Bayball because I saw the Giants in
their old city connects the other day, not the poodle
bay Ball City connects. What's up with that? You can
wear your other city connects too. I think you can't
because the Dodgers are probably gonna wear the you know,
the pop tart confetti ones. I think at some point
because those are still their current City Connect uniforms. You
(11:25):
can't do it every year. I forgot the rule. I
think it's like every other year, every two year, three years,
you can unveil new City Connect uniforms. But they're pretty
good looking. The Rangers, in my opinion, the best ones,
the best looking uniforms. It says Tejas, and of course
it's got that loan. This is a description represents the
lone star mentality of self reliance and pride. These new
(11:48):
uniforms incorporate handcraft artwork that celebrate the passion of art, music, dance,
and Tohno culture. Hano and I'm brown and proud. It's
not burnt orn like Texas gohorns. It's but it's a darker,
darker hue. Yeah, but it says Tejas the Royals. I
like the description. The uniform gives a new look at
(12:11):
the City of Fountains with a new color palette and
an updated visual language. Got awn. Yeah, it's very looking,
very good looking. The Cincinnati Ones unveiled an engineered a
new breed of City Connect jerseys that flipped from all
black to all red. Yeah, it looks like the same one,
except it's all red inspired by robotics and technology with
(12:32):
modern executions built to lead the league into a new
era of style. Those are cool. The Braves not crazy
about it, just says Atlanta. It's a different powder blue
bowlds typing on it retro script. I don't really like
them at all. The Braves. Yeah, Baltimore oriole Zo b More,
oh b More and their slogan from the Stoop to
(12:55):
the Yard, Yes, Camden Yards, from the Stoop to the yard,
green and orange color scheme with warehouse type inspiration and
home run plaque. Graphic Coin Corporation makes these uniforms a
staple of Baltimore Orioles history. Be more right on the front. Now,
how about the Milwaukee Brewers New City Connection Wisco WISCO
(13:16):
for Wisconsin. These new uniforms incorporate the vast colors of
Wisconsin's forests, scenic lakes, grand rivers, rolling hills in diverse
wildlife does combining with WISCO typing all right, diverse wildlife,
that's what it says. Like, what is some of the
wildlife Latino? Like? What are we talking about? I think
they identify different ways. I guess I don't know. Why
(13:39):
is it like diversity and wildlife. That's what it says.
It says diverse wildlife. The Pirates, the Pittsburgh Pirates New
City connect uniforms are awesome black all black with gold
trimming and Pirates on the front. And it has got
that old sixteen hundreds look with the golden age of piracy.
(14:00):
The black uniforms with true gold color piping makes this
a real treasure for all power. It is a freaking
awesome Pirates uniform and the Padres New City Connecting uniforms
highlight the rich tradition of honor, respect, celebration of culture
and community. These Dia de les Mortes inspired uniforms You're
(14:24):
Latino feature a vibrant color palette with cultural inspired prints
and pattern It has a cool Day of the Dead
armband and it has like the old San Diego blue
and orange kind of vibe. You're Latino. If you are,
you're definitely into the Sano San Diego and the Tajas.
(14:45):
Now before the game, earlier, Manny Machado was asked by
the Beat reporters, what do you think about these uniforms.
The uniforms his response, they're okay, that's all he had
to say about them. He doesn't apparently like them what
they're wearing. Well, what about Yanny? I think, like, which
one do you like out of the eighth? Well, you know,
I gotta be honest with you, Tim, I mean you,
(15:06):
they're pretty cool. We don't have a color printer here anymore. No,
we've got those privileged sh show. I don't like. It's
not as easy. We don't even have they're black and white,
like I like the buck Buccaneers or the Padres. I
would say the Buccaneers are the Padres. What about the
Texas Rangers? Tahos doesn't do that. Tetano doesn't do that
(15:27):
much for me. I don't prefer text Max. I'm a
Sonora style. Okay, okay, all right, you're Latino.
Speaker 1 (15:34):
This is the song of the day.
Speaker 3 (15:38):
The B fifty Two's are a band from Athens, Georgia
who've been making music with their quirky new wave styles
since nineteen seventy eight, lending today's song of the day
called Party out of Bounds because a crunchy groove, and
Thursday is at hand with the Petros and Money Show
live from the iHeartRadio headquarters in Burbank one thirty four
(15:59):
Freeway at Jason We're four full hours of radio salvation
will make up for lost time as great sports talk
refills your passion bucket before our good friend Tim Kates
steps in and pulls a double duty, a double shift
with an off day edition of Dodger Talk. It's coming
up at seven o'clock, going down on that farm.
Speaker 2 (16:20):
Thank you, Ronnie, and we'll get back with some more
great sports talk. I do want to talk great sports
talk about the Russini thing. Is that her name? I've
never even heard of this person before. Yeah, from the
Athletic formerly a ESPN. Yeah, I thought she's in New
(16:41):
York Times, the only athletic. Oh yeah. I feel like
every NFL insider is the same person, whether they have
man boobs or fake boobs. Well, Pete Schrager, I think
separates now. I'm over overall of them. They just doesn't.
(17:01):
They don't. It's just like this terrible, weird, elite society
of useless information that just goes back and forth on
television and podcast constantly. And now we have interlocked hands
and a private resort with nobody around. Where are your friends?
(17:22):
Oh look, they're all right around. I don't see your friend.
Your boys aren't here. We'll be right back. Kat's's corner
is still a cub. Yonder Alonzo is still a cub.
If you didn't get to save the date to Travis
and tait Day's wedding, you suh. And it's likely that
you're Latino. I heard they don't have a lot of
(17:44):
Latino friends.
Speaker 4 (17:48):
You're Latino.
Speaker 1 (18:15):
Petros Papadakis. That money Smith, This is petrol. Send money
on demand.
Speaker 2 (18:21):
Oh it's a crutch agrieve on a Thursday. Petrol. Some
money on Amphi seventy LA sparts your home of the
Dodgers off night Dodge. You talked tonight with the one
and only Tim cats Yonder Alonso, whose sister is married
to Manna Machado Yaney. I think the back of his
(18:41):
baseball card says ten years in the big leagues, you know,
all right, urban player. I don't think it says all right. Sorry,
just one of the listeners bothered me about it. We
talked to James Worthy earlier. We have a flip top.
We have a top. We got plenty of stuff. A
little catching up.
Speaker 3 (18:59):
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We make it easy. Good news for Brian Blackmore, our
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very close to the Papadakas family compound out there, is
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not closed. It's moved to Lakinta, and I was able
to relay that information as quickly as I possibly could
to Brian Blackmore, who is now extremely happy. I play
the part of the song where have all the Cowboys Gone?
Where is my happy? Ending? When I go to a
massage partner and garden growl. That's not funny, no, and
(19:52):
you don't do that. And the song where Have all
the Cowboys Gone? By Paula Cole is not only depressing,
it's horrible, and I can't stop thinking about it quite often.
You be old, you be old, you Pia. I will
raise the children while you go have the beer. Yeah, Petros,
(20:15):
that's great sports talk. Those stupid bitches from es Penn
with all their elitist attitudes, they're just fougass. I don't
know what that really means, but there you go. This
says as a Petros and Money Show listener, originally from Minnesota.
I have to say that the Wisco triggered me heavy
(20:36):
cringe and eye roll, so so stupid, crazy, lame. So
not everybody in Wisconsin is behind the new Wisco city
connect uniforms. Yeah, sometimes nicknames from places people who are
from they're like, nah, we don't call it like b More.
I don't know, dude, b More. I feel like people
in Baltimore call it b Moore. I'd like antichrimes to
(20:58):
say antichrimes. That would be all I'd buy that. You
two go together like a'l passtore tacos and bathroom cocaine.
Thank you? Ah, that goes together right, it sure does, Chico. Now,
why don't you play a couple of talkbacks?
Speaker 5 (21:18):
They're talking and back there p MS talkbacks talkbacks?
Speaker 2 (21:23):
Really? Oh, I used to call the clitterorism response. Here's
a couple?
Speaker 1 (21:30):
My god, get that damn song off the air? Is that?
Speaker 2 (21:37):
The reference to the Paula Cole song was four O
one yes, okay, uh, here's less. Ronnie was playing like
Gang of four. Here's one more tammy cakes? Okay, sing
your I feel like I said it. No, you said
it wrong, you said the deal delore thas. Those tammy cakes. Gotcha.
(22:06):
I feel like you're becoming more Latino though. Every day, man,
every day, one more time, I would just tammy cakes. O. Gotcha, gotcha, gotcha,
you said, Monel. And we do have that new open
for Kate's corner.
Speaker 5 (22:20):
Kate's corner. What's gonna what's gonna say? That's me in
the corner, latch me in.
Speaker 2 (22:33):
The spront right, losing, trying to keep and I don't
know the rest lyric. All right, we don't want them anyway,
Thank you, and we'll return. We'll have a top story,
(22:55):
a flip top story of the day. Excuse me, cover
it up next on the Said Buddy Show, Live everywhere
on the iHeartRadio app. Keep the talkbacks coming, man, just
click on that microphone. Oh stop, just click on it.
Thanks everybody, We'll be right back. This is Petro Send
(23:18):
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Your Home of the Clippers, AM five seventy LA Sports
Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app. Clippers in action tomorrow
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course Dodgers off today Off Night Dodger talk with yours truly,
(23:40):
Tim Kates. At seven o'clock Tomorrow night, Dodger started a
six game homestand Dodgers taking on Corey Seeger and the
Texas Rangers. First pitch from the gallpin Ford Broadcast booth
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brought to you by synchron all right, it is top.
I'm for the top story of the flip top story
(24:04):
of the day. You did have the top story. This
is the flip top story of the day. All right.
I left town on Tuesday after the show. We had
a short show. The Dodgers are in Toronto and Steve
Hartman was in yesterday and now I'm back and you
and Fred just hanging out in the desert. I did not,
(24:26):
actually I saw the Rogan report. Well, I saw it
on my TV as like something that was on. I
was not in the mood to click on it, and
I did not click on it. You weren't going to
do it. I could have done it and taken a
picture and we would have something to talk about right now,
but I did not, and I wonder why the second
(24:53):
I left town for two nights. It's a good song.
This is the independent rock song Sedona by the independent
rock group Houndmouth. Why Sedona beautiful spot? Have you ever
(25:13):
been to Sedona, Arizona? I mean, you're such an Arizona guy.
Your daughters live there. I'm embarrassed to say I've never
been there. Ever been there. It's right in the middle
of Arizona. Ry and Laila have gone up there multiple
coort of Northern right. It's about ninety minutes north of Phoenix,
so that's not too bad, no h flat topped. Ex
football superstar Mike Vrabel, now star head coach of the
(25:37):
New England Patriots formerly with the Tennessee Titans, was seen
interlocked fingers in an embrace with an NFL insider who
I had no I'd never heard of this person. Really,
they all seem like the same person to me. This
person's on Colin Coward show all the time. They again,
and maybe that's just me being a bad sports host.
(26:00):
I guess this lady used to work at the station
with Softy and all them at KJR. Like everybody knows her.
She was an ESPN person for a while. Yeah, Diana Russini,
Is that how you said she's like an East Coast
football talking head scene person? Would you say she's a
New Yorker New York Times. An extremely intimate, five star
(26:22):
adults only resort in the adult only wellness capital of
the United States, Sedona, Arizona, Sedonah has also played host
to more than sixty Hollywood films. That's what this song's about. Yeah.
From nineteen twenty three to the seventies, the pink rock
(26:45):
formations were very common to display terrains of Texas, California,
or Nevada, which is why in the song Sedona, they say, hey,
little Hollywood, you're gone, but you're not forgotten. They used
to shoot a lot of movie there, but now everybody's
digging into all types of stuff that this woman Russini
(27:08):
has said over the years trying to be funny, are
through all her work. Everything she said about Vrabel over
the years. In one thing, she said, people didn't hire
Vrabel in the last hiring cycle because of his giant
physical stature, that he's such a big guy he intimidates gms.
She wrote that she said it Oh my god, there's like,
(27:29):
all you got to do is put her name in
on Twitter. And now they have her calling out her husband,
saying she doesn't tweet about her husband because her husband
is average. They had her talking about how the night
before her wedding she interviewed Jimmy Garoppolo and her mom
always wanted her to marry Jimmy Garoppolo, and what an
(27:49):
irony that she was interviewing him the night before her wedding.
Of course she didn't end up marrying Jimmy Garoppolo. And
it's like you strup it. It's well, it's just it
does it's not a great look, terrible look. It's a terrible,
terrible thing no matter what happened. If you look up
(28:10):
Diana Russini right now on X, it's going to take
you for a real ride now. Personally, as you know, Tim,
I do not have and this is to my own detriment.
I do not have more than a casual interest in
the NFL, especially for somebody that works and makes a
(28:31):
living in the sports world and in the world of football.
Most people that I've involved with really love the NFL
and want to be part of it. I am just
happy enough college football in your blood. I'm happy enough
to survive a trip to Cincinnati. Let's just put it
like that. But to me, I guess Rossini and the
(28:57):
New York Times and Pete Schrager and the little bald
guy Garifolo and the big Starbucks guy who got in
a fight with Garifolo and Florio Rapaport Rapaport, They're all
the same person. They've all become like one giant stream
(29:20):
of white noise about pro football. It's like this whole
society of self important NFL people talking about each other
and themselves in circles and acting like their friends, with
everyone talking about how cool they are in their verial
(29:41):
various football pools of people they spend time with, and
it's just tiresome. Like I always thought it was weird
because our friend Jay Glazer, Remember Jay Glazer? Oh yeah,
the best of the best. Yeah. And why do you
think Jay Glazer doesn't break NFL news year round anymore?
Because he can do it every day if he wanted
to do, But they don't pay him to Fox. Fox
(30:04):
doesn't have a dot com anymore, that's true. They don't
hire writers anymore, so they pay him to break news
on Sundays and to do his Sunday be part of
the big NFL show, and that's enough for him. So
he doesn't do it year round. But I remember when
he did do it year round then, when he would
come on the show once a week and about a
(30:25):
third of the time his phone actually worked, the Jay
Laser phone, and I remember being like, God, it's kind
of weird, like it sort of goes against the journalistic
rules or whatever they are, that this guy is UFC
training half of these guys and placing coaches and interviews
with this guy, like he crossed the line you fill
a thousand times and didn't. Really, He's just a hard
(30:48):
working guy who smoked a bunch of cigarettes and drank
Red Bulls or whatever he did back when he was
in New York and worked his ass off and created
a bunch of relationships. But it always seemed kind of weird.
And that was twenty five years ago, and now we
have interlocking fingers and people say like, oh, of course
they're just friends. Uh. I mean to me, it's kind
(31:12):
of a reveal of what that society of the NFL
elite is really. Like, perhaps I'm not talking about our
friend Daniel Jeremiah No, who's a god fearing man. We
all know love them, but this is kind of how,
probably unfairly, but this is kind of how I imagine
them all at a resort in Sedona, Arizona, laying in
(31:36):
an inner tube with a Pina Colada, laughing at us idiots,
all the podcast viewers and the people that click on
this stupid stuff on Twitter, and these people that just
never endingly talk in circles about the NFL as quote
unquote insiders, when all they really are friends and casual acquaintances.
Of these people, you're not a journalist. I mean, it's
(31:56):
just so weird. It's all framed for everybody to help
their friends. And look, I mean we kind of do
some things that are journalistic here and some that aren't.
And we obviously have our favorites that don't have our favorites,
But this show's for entertainment. I mean, these are people
literally have information insider in their title, and they're the
most irresponsible douchebags there are in the world. And they're
(32:18):
the most entitled, self important people covering the NFL. It's
like the people that used to work at ESPN twenty
years ago. I worked at ESPN. Remember last week we
were talking about Jay Glazer paying the bill for all
the coaches drinking at the outside patio at the resort,
and you guys Matt were joking about, well, all the
other insiders were probably looking through the fence like, Hey,
(32:40):
I want to be in there. Yeah, I want to
be in there, coach, I'm a drink with you. It's
worse than eighth grade. I mean, this is just terrible.
It's worth the worse than eighth grade. By the rabbit
hole I've just went down on two. Yeah, the Reracini
stuff is crazy. Oh my god, there's videos of training
camp four years ago. It's like it all makes sense now.
I mean, she's been just to her husband's twenty twenty
(33:00):
and maybe maybe it really is innocent. Obviously you'd have
to be a real idiot to think that there's no
fire there with all that smoke, as Matt Barnes would say.
But even if it is innocent, it's a problem. You
can't be interlocked fingers and holding onto the hips of
a coach you're covering. Yeah, where's all your friends? I
(33:23):
saw the wide shot. You're alone on that deck. That's
the most romantic setting I've ever seen a guy in
a flat top in my life. Are you kidding me?
I just it's so funny, and then it's laughable, laughable,
I mean laughable. I believe the word you're looking for
of Rabel is plausible. Okay, this is very plausible. This
(33:45):
is a chick with tight clothes and rocket boobs who
runs around sticking them in everybody's face, talking about how
everybody sucks except for Rabel. That's like her whole Look
at her, look at her timeline. It's crazy, it's hilarious.
But the picture of them in the pool, just laying
there next to each other with nobody around them, that's
very cool. Well, the friends are there, they're just not
in the frame. They're to me. This is an indictment
(34:08):
on the whole culture of the quote unquote modern NFL insider.
It's just a gigantic mutual masturbation for the league. Enjoy
the games. Try not to listen to these people talk
endlessly about aj Brown and what his trade status is.
You're wasting everybody's time, and you're giving these people a
(34:30):
platform that they don't deserve. It is just it's a terrible, terrible,
but not surprising reveal to me that this is what
goes on behind the scene. Why did you do this
to me? Why did you send me this rabbit hole.
My husband's just an average man. My mom always wanted
me with Jimmy Garoppolo. You are not the story. Shut up,
(34:51):
you shrew my God. Go open a door with your nose.
Looks like a key. All right, we'll be back.
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