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I'm Gwen and Chris, Chrisello, Tony Gwen Jr., the 49er fan himself. Matt Scrabie over there. Gwen and Chris, 97.3, the fan on YouTube. Just search 97.3, the fan. You can watch the program. Also hit the like button on the YouTube page. Would you please do that while you're there, right? Does it take any extra real extra effort? Yeah, not at all. Yeah, so hit the like thing. That'll, Scrabie earns bonus points. I earn a half a cent every time. Every time. Well, then hit it over and over and over. See, we have 12 likes. I've made a six cents. Yes, there we go. Thank you. The Philadelphia Phillies are so good, Scrabie, that they are now in the business of just going ahead and releasing three time all stars. 35 year old Whit Maryfield. Uh oh, we have been sent packing. Oh, no, by the Phillies, even after his interaction with the fan yesterday. That's right. That was a was that a big five? Yes. Item? Yeah, the fan called them out and then he wrote back and then they had this back and forth and now he's released. The fan said, you're so bad that your own family's probably not buying your jersey right now. That's true. And Whit Maryfield wrote back and said, well, they do buy the three all star jerseys I own. He also said, yes, they've also want to change their last name. Well, the he can take those three all star jerseys with them now because he's not anywhere. That's brutal. Maryfield hit 199 in 53 games for the Phillies. They've called up a minor league or Weston Wilson from AAA Lehigh Valley to take his place. But I'll be honest, this is where I this is where I'm bad and like I don't have a clue because a year ago at this time, Whit Maryfield was a name that I know popped up around these parts. Yeah. And he ended up going if I'm not mistaken from Kansas City to Toronto. Yes. Or was that a year and it was either last year or the year before. But I remember I liked him. I was like, Oh, let's get this guy. You know, because he was really good with Kansas City. I thought, yeah, three time all star. I'm like, let's get this guy. Well, the Phillies obviously thought the same thing at the beginning of this season because they signed him to a seven million dollar deal. Yeah, he was an all star last year with the Blue Jays. Right. So he's an all star last year. He said get seven million this year. And now the Phillies have to just give him three mill. Yeah, to go away. I mean, he is hitting 199. I didn't I know. But if you got rid of be honest with you, if you got rid of every major league of right now hitting below 200 to get rid of a lot of guys, that's true. A lot of people are hitting below 200 these days, but the Phillies become warm. Really? No, not a lot of Phillies are hitting below 200. But anyway, I just think it's interesting. I like to me, Whitmerfield, unless he just completely forgot how to play here in the last six months, I just think he'll be a guy that I would want. But I guess he's that bad now. I don't know that he's that bad, but it's worth taking a look. He's been released. So off he goes. All right. Off he goes off with his head off with his head. Sorry about that, Whit. All right, we got a couple of lines open. Actually, if you want to play Christopher's, the fans, some trivia, eight, three, three, two, eight, eight, eight, oh nine, seven, three, we don't often have lines open for this trivia game. One that if you win, you'll be qualified for a trip to the Rio Las Vegas. It includes a two night stay dinner for two. I was wondering about dinner for two. Why? Because dinner for two for the couple down the street is different than dinner for two. If say you and I are the two, what? We would get a whole lot more food. That's what I'm saying. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Is there a cap on dinner for two or can the two people just go hungry heifer on the place? Hungry heifer. Yeah. I think that dinner for two includes possibly a special menu. I don't know. I don't know. I've never won these prizes, so I don't know. You also get a day bed at the pool, the Rio pool. So it's all yours. And the Las Vegas Rio Hotel is all yours as well. New ownership, newly remodeled rooms for sparkling new pools, brand new food hall. All ready for you now and your next Vegas escape beyond the expected, beyond the strip, beyond your wildest dreams. It's the Rio Las Vegas, the rhythm of Vegas book now at Rio Las Vegas.com. Let's play Chris vs. the fans. If you had one shot, one opportunity to take down the human almanac himself, how would he do? Now is your time. This is me, this guy, dangerous. Now is your opportunity to win a prize. Well, I hope you know what Jen for Chris versus the fans starts now on 97 3 the fan. All right, Chris already explained what the qualification is today, but the rules are you have to make it through three questions. Each question will get more difficult. If you get the question right, you move on. If you get it wrong and Chris gets it right, you're eliminated. But if Chris gets it wrong, then you move on to the next question or you win. If you're a first time player, let us know before the first question and you'll get that question for free today. All right, Chris was just rolling through it yesterday. Just a stiff farming contestants left and right. I got beat eventually in the tiebreaker. Oh, let's start with, let's go with Mike today. Let's start with Mike. Hello, Mike, are you there? How do you do? How do you do? Are you ready to play? Yes, sir. All right, here we go. What color are the stadium seats at Petco Park? One more time? Blue. Blue is right. Navy blue, but blue is right. Chris kept this looking as I liked it. I really didn't know for sure. Blue is a good guess because that's what they were wearing when Petco Park was built. Yeah. Yeah. So and they it would be a little expensive, I think, to replace every single stadium. It's pretty funny, though, that like I couldn't think of it offhand. I've only stared at that, you know, those seats 8,000 times without knowing what color they are. All right, Mike, you're on the question number two. Who is the manager of the Toronto Blue Jays? Go away. Oh, God. That's gonna be a tough one. Let's go with Cito Gast. Who's that? Well, Cito was the manager of the '92, '93 Blue Jays. Okay, well, that makes sense. At least you gave me a Blue Jays answer, but that isn't correct. The Joe Carter home run. Oh, yeah. Cito Gaston was the guy there. Okay, okay, okay. I'm not so sure that Cito Gaston didn't even spend a little time as a Padre way back when outfielder. All right. Well, do you have an answer to this question? I'm delaying. Well, I'm going to have to buzz you sir. Stop it. John Schneider. Oh, I'm doing, I'm doing. Sorry. Sorry about that, Mike. Yeah, Cito Gaston played for the Padres 69. He was an all star for the Padres in 1970. Good memory there. Well, I didn't remember that. I had to look it up, but he had 29 homers. I for the Padres, 19 homers, especially if you go back to San Diego, slash Qualcomm Stadium before they put the inside fence in, you had to hit it over that huge tall 15 foot fence. Oh, wow. To home Homer in those days. Wow. Cito Gaston. Good slugger. All right. All right. Let's go to our next contestant. Well, you were like, you know, incredulous like Cito Gaston. Who the hell was that? I know that was a little over the top. Yeah. Let's go to Jason. Hello, Jason. Hey, guys, how you doing? Hi, Jason. Are you ready? Yeah, real quick. I just want to say, what's up real quick? Chris, because we share a birthday. So I'll forgive you. Oh, very good. June 22nd. Yeah, we'll never forget your birthday now because Chris beats me over the head with his every day. So just stop it. We also share with Meryl Streep and Clyde Drexler. Wow. There's Jason, Chris, Clyde, the glide and Meryl Streep. There we go. That's a, that's a Mount Rushmore right there. All right. Here we go, Jason. Question number one. The best pitcher of all time, Paul Skeens, pitched for what college? Best pitcher of all time. LSU. LSU is correct. I was trying to think way back when, you know, to when he was in college, since he's the best pitcher now of all time. Well, haven't you seen the headlines? I know you. I know you're just, I'm not mad at the guy. Yes, you hate him. All right, here we go. You know, like a girlfriend either, by the way, I'm just passing that info along to people. I didn't say anything about that. We'll talk about that later if you want to, but I didn't say I hated her. Which nationally central player has struck out the most in baseball so far this season? Nation answer got to get an answer. Nailed it. I believe that you weren't cheating either. I believe that. Wow, that was pretty good. I'm driving. Yes. He nailed it. Ellie Della Cruz is the leader in whiffs. He's struck out like 126 times so far this season. Very good. I don't think I would have got that. Really? I, you know, I might have thought of him, but I hadn't thought of him yet. All right. Here we go, Jason. We got the Cardinals. Oh, and the Cardinals, well, the Cardinals would be good. So, well, all right. Here we go. Question number three. What was the first American city to host a summer Olympics? Los Angeles. Los Angeles. Chris, you attended these Olympics. The first one? Yes. Well, it's funny that he just was trying to predict a strikeout guy from the Cardinals because I'm pretty sure the answer to this is St. Louis. Wow. 1904. How do you even know the year? Sorry, Jason. Thanks for playing. One of those things that sticks in my head. Sorry, Jason. But thanks for sharing our birthday. We'll definitely celebrate again next time around. All right. Let's see who's next longest holding on the list. It would be Ryan and Chula Vista. Ryan. Hi, Ryan. Hey, what's up, you guys? Not my mom. Sorry? Me and my mom are going to play. Oh, what's your mom's name? Yeah, what's your mom's name? Jelissa, Jelissa, Jelissa. Jelissa. All right. We got Ryan and Jelissa. Here we go. Let's go. Question number one. Who is the oldest player on the Padres right now? Bander Boga. Zanda Bogotz. Stay there, Ryan. That's a good question. The oldest Padres. I couldn't even begin to guess either. Look it up. Man, David Peralta. Wow. He just popped into my head because he was on the show today. Sorry about that, Ryan. Sorry, Ryan and Jelissa. I got lucky there. Wait, I'm looking at it. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Hold on. Oh, no, wait a minute. You're re you're reneging on that now. Is you, Darvish, not currently on the 40 men roster? That's a good question. He might be older than Peralta. He's not on my list of 20. Yeah, he's not active right now. He's on the summer crazy list. He's on the NFI. Not the NFI, the restricted list. You know, you could give Ryan and Jelissa another chance at a number one, because I think that was kind of a, I think that was kind of a fugazy question. I'll just say, you Darvish counts. No, I think he just, you know, I just don't want to waste my questions. Oh, you're wasted that one. Let's go to number one. Ryan, you're still there? Yeah. All right. Good. You're still alive. Here he goes. Question number one again. Oh, you're, I told you I didn't want to waste my questions. Waste one. Where did David Peralta work before he was a major leaguer? Oh, well, if you heard the interview, this is an easy one. The big old McDonald's. There you go. I like it, Ryan. You were listening, you're paying attention. Very good. As soon as I saw you Darvish on the chat, I was like, you know what, you Darvish, I think might be closing in on 40, but I looked at the 40 men roster. I do not see his name. He's not on there because he's, he's on the list. Okay. Through some sort of restricted list. All right, Ryan, you were still alive. But I'll tell you one thing. I will say this about our chat. They don't miss anything. No, they do. Right. If you, if you make the, the most simple mistake somebody's going to be on you, which usually it's me, but sometimes it's not. You, you know, I do appreciate it, but at the same time, it drives me insane. But I, but that just means I care about you if you drive me in. Darvish, Darvish is 37 Peralta 36. All right. Well, that was okay. All right. Ryan, move on. Here we go. Question two. Question two. Yes. I'm going to give you players names. You're going to tell me what team they played for together. Jerks and pro far. Chris Bassett, Matt Olson. Little Rocky. Rocky's, Rocky's. Sorry about that. I think I know this one too. Yes. Sorry. I feel bad because I like Ryan and your Lisa and I didn't even know it gets to know you Lisa. Oh, by the way, when you said the chat gets on us, Adam Paul, I'm just going to name him is one of those guys or people who gets on us. And he said, we hold you to high standards because you should know things. Yeah, he's right. He's like, geez, here's the thing. He's right. But I just don't go into this, you know, pretending to know everything. I know people think that maybe because I do Chris versus the fans in this, but I don't mind that I don't know everything. That means there's still stuff to know. I definitely don't know everything. So we don't, but it's a good, it's a good point, Adam Paul, but you know, we don't claim perfection. So it's good that we have you guys checking up on us. All right. Let's go to the next. And sometimes we do just make a mistake. Like, you know, we do research for something and you look something up and there's another angle that you didn't. And also, if we're going to talk about this, the sports radio show has changed. There's something called the internet. And if people are curious about something, they can go look it up. And they do. Yeah. And they do. All right, let's go to our next contestant, Ollie. Hello, Ollie. Oh, you got to turn down the radio. Turn down your radio, Ollie. And you're all set to go. All right. Here we go. Question number one. I don't have a question number one. Really? Who did the Dodgers just get swept by? What team? The Dodgers just got swept by the Phillies. The Phillies are us. We enjoy everything right now to the Tigers. Three nothing. Uh-oh. All right. Here we go. Question number two. It's Dodger Ooh-hoo. Right now. Ooh-hoo. Dodgers. Uh, we know Bronnie James was picked in the second round of the NBA draft. But what pick overall was he? Let's say, uh, fifty-seven. Fifty? Oh, I apparently Chris knows this. Sorry about that, Ollie. Sorry, Ollie. I don't drive. Fifty-five. Oh my God. They made such a big deal out of it. It was like burned into my conscious. Okay. All right. Sorry, Ollie. We're going tiebreaker tiebreaker. Tiebreaker tiebreaker. I say today's tiebreaker guy is Byron Buxton. Oh, okay. I don't know why he just popped into my head. He's right around the lineup list. I'm waiting for a Padre lineup still. Yeah, we still haven't gotten not official yet. All right. Byron Buxton, go on to his career stats right this moment. All right. And then we'll get someone on the phone. Chris, you usually choose who goes. Oh, yes, because this is kind of a fifty-fifty thing. Mm-hmm. And, uh, we're going with, uh, line three. Three, which is Robin. Hello, Robin. Hello. Hey, Rob. Oh, is your name Robin? I'm Robin. Okay, perfect. I just wish I wanted to make sure I don't want to give too much later. Oh, you got to save that. Yeah, save that for the next time because this is a, uh, tiebreaker. So you still have your first time player handy for next time. But when I thought his, the name pop up here, I thought it was the old Ram quarterback Roman Gabriel, but it's not. Anyway, all right, Robin, I'm going to me being Robin on a Friday. You, you saved that first time player. I'm going to ask Chris a question. He's going to have your going to guess whether or not the actual number is higher or lower than what Chris said. Got that on fire. He's got it. Yeah, you finally said it right. All right, Chris. How many? Let's see. How many RBIs does he have in his career? Byron Buxton, five or seven. Let's see. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10 years, 10 years. 2015 was his first year. I just started. He's been hurt a lot. Yeah, I know. So that's why it's hard to answer this question. You did give a really tricky guy. You did. I'm going to say because of his injuries, only about 45 RBIs per year. So four hundred and forty four four hundred and forty four. Robin, is the actual answer higher or lower? Four hundred four, 10 years. Four hundred and forty four. He's going over. Sorry about that. Yeah. He's not over four forty four. He's been hurt so much as three hundred and thirty five for his career. Just thirty three RBIs a year. They talked about this guy is like a hall of famer. Well, the most RBIs he's ever had in a season. He's done 51 twice. Man, Byron Buxton overrated. He hasn't played more than 80 or he played 92 games in 2022. And that's the second most of his career. I overrated. All right. Roll the dice. I love this guy. Alex Cardiff. Alex, let's go. Alex. Are you ready? Hello. I'm ready. All right, Chris. How many stolen bases does he have in his career? Four hundred and forty four. No. Ten years. He's got to have at least five. He doesn't play. I know you gave it the trickiest guy of all. 88, 88 RBIs or stolen bases. Alex, is the actual answer higher or lower? Let me go higher. You're going to go higher. You would be correct. Oh, nice job. I'm trying to get the applause. There it is. Nerd it out. Hang on, Alex. I'll get you in the break. The actual answer was you were really close, Chris. 91 RBIs. You said 81 steals. Yes. Yes. Yeah, you said RBI. I keep saying RBIs. It means steals. Yes. It's all right. All right. We've got to take a break. We're a little past that. Stick around. Big five is coming up. Tony will rejoin us for that segment. Oh, my gosh. Look at the time. Gwen and Chris. Knowing how to speak and understand a new language can be an invaluable tool when traveling, meeting new friends, or just even a master new skill. But it's not always simple when you're bogged down by textbooks and structure classes. That's why so many people trust Rosetta Stone. 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So very good. Look, I think Jaden LaDee is going to be a positive player for if it's not the Timberwolves, somebody, you know, somewhere in Major League NBA action. I'm with you as it were. Somebody else brought up an interesting point. I just read Andy Roddick. Remember the former tennis player married to Brooklyn Decker. I saw them together at the Super Bowl Radio Row in Houston one year. All right. He brought this up and it's a pretty good point. I think you'll like it. Novak Djokovic, who's playing in the Wimbledon final tomorrow, had knee surgery like three and a half weeks ago. Really? What kind of knee? Remember he had to get out of the French open because it's so bad and kind of, yeah. He underwent a surgery on that. He's back and now he's in the Wimbledon final. Note to Tyler Glass now and your sore back. You know what I mean? I mean, you know, I'm not saying tennis players are tough in general. I don't know, but this Djokovic is a superhuman, you know, tremendous athlete. A lot of people don't like him fair enough, but that's a pretty impressive now. All knee surgeries are not created alike. I get now now. But nonetheless, to come from three weeks or three and a half weeks and back into the Wimbledon finals, pretty good. That is really good. When you consider right guys go on the injured list and they're not heard from again for months and months and months. Yeah. And we don't even know what's a matter with them. I guess in tennis too, you're only letting down yourself if you don't play. Well, you don't make money and you don't make money. You're not playing, right? There's a little more motivation. You make money. There's more, there's motivation, but for somebody like Djokovic, he certainly made his money. He's good. So I just thought I'd point that out. We had a moment to do show Big Five is coming up. Still ahead. If you missed our interview with David Peralta, the second oldest guy in the Padres as we've come to find out, it was really fun. And you'll get a chance here at the five o'clock hour, but the Big Five is next. All right. Welcome back to Quinn and Chris. 30 teams in Major League Baseball. 29 of them have turned in their lineups for tonight's ball games. Padres, the lone holdout. Although manager Mike Schilt did say earlier that Jander Bogart's will be back in the lineup tonight at second base. Yes, still awaiting the full lineup. Mm hmm. For Matt Waldron to support Matt Waldron in his attempt to beat Spencer Shellenbach and the Atlanta Braves. Game one of a two game series. Padres right now coming into today actually percentage point behind the Mets. Yes, I do. We don't have the final playoff spot right now. The Mets do. And they're getting lots of attention right now. The Metropolitan. Yes. All right. Let's check traffic and then traffic will be after the Big Five. I'm sorry. Well, so it will be. It's that time of the show when we check on the latest in sports, only the most important topics and questions are brought to light. Stop what you're doing and listen. These news stories will astound and amaze you. The one. The only. Oh my god. Who the hell. Cash. The Big Five starts now on 97th grade of fan. You know guys, I cannot believe it, but we are in the final series before the all-star break. It seems like time flies when baseball season comes around and we have seen a lot of great stuff from the Padres in the first half. We've seen a lot of suspect stuff from the Padres in the first half, but number five. Now that we are here, we all are in agreements that jerks and profar is the MVP of the first half, right guys? Padres MVP. Yeah. Good enough. Put on your prediction hat, Chris. I know how much you love this. Who, not named Manny Machado and jerks and profar, will have the biggest second half. Sandra Bogart's. Good answer. Good answer. Well, I mean, there's, you know, first of all, he's good enough to do it. Second of all, last year, his second half was really, really good when it seemed like nobody out there was paying any more attention and it already considered his season of failure. You know, Sandra Bogart just kept putting up numbers the last couple of months of that season. So, and I think that he wants to make makeup for time lost and I think he's the most capable. And I think, you know, with the race, I think Sandra Bogart's, you know, is always proven he's a big time player. So I'm hoping we'll see it here in San Diego. I'll wait for him. So the question is, who do we want to see in the second half do this? Yeah, I'm sure. Okay. No, what would you ask Chris? What did you ask? I said, who, not named Manny Machado and jerks and pro far, we'll have the biggest second half. So basically, I'm asking you to put on your prediction hat. I like, I like Chris's pick. Let's go with Xander. That is a good one, Chris. I didn't even think about him. I had some time off. I think he finished the second half as well as anybody last year. Yeah, let's, I like Xander. And I think plus if you add Xander to the mix and he's having that kind of second half, his office could be really good. It can be. All right. Not only that. I just with the awkward. I'm sorry. No, not only that was Andrew Bogart. So it would just keep everybody off of our back on this radio show. Why? Because every time he grounds out to shortstop, people call us and tell us that it was a big waste of money or trade him as if as if Tony and I opened our pocketbooks. All right. The MLB draft starts on Sunday. And I've been actually reading a lot about everything that's going on. But I don't really get one thing about the whole process. There are two players who experts think could go number one, Georgia's Charlie Condon and Oregon State's Travis Bazzanna, who by the way has a great nickname, the Bazzmanian devil. All right. Good one. That's great. But what I that's great. But what I don't get is this what what Chris? I'm just happy anybody has a nickname in this day and age. So I was just all I was gonna say. But what I don't get is this writers are saying that Charlie Condon is the best player in the draft and easily could be selected number one. However, those same experts are picking the Bazzmanian devil to go number one. So Tony, can you make it make sense? And this is in baseball? Yeah. Hey, how about these dudes? Can I make it make sense in terms of what why would the best overall player in the draft go second to a guy? It has a better nickname? Sure. Sure. He has got exactly the question you're asking. It's not about the nickname. It's about this. Why like in football, you take the best overall player on the board? Not always. Not always. They take it. They did it. They did it. They did it a piece last week on NFL Network about the greatest offensive lineman in the history of football and the greatest prospect in the history of football. His name was Tony Mandrich. And he was an offensive lineman for Michigan State. He was on the cover Sports Illustrated and he was going to road grade the entire NFL. That was the Jets, right? No. What happened was the Cowboys had the number one pick that year and they chose a guy who didn't even make all conference at quarterback in the pack 10 or 12 at the time. The guy the the Cowboys chose was a guy named Troy Aikman. Mandrich went to the Green Bay Packers and was a complete disaster. That's right. And basically steroids used himself out of the league. So anything to do with the question because your question is why don't they always just take the best guy and I'm telling you that they don't always take the best guy. Mandrich was the best guy that year but Jimmy Johnson was smart enough to see the football. It's way different because if you need a quarterback, you take a quarterback, but it made it baseball. It seems like you should just take the best prospect out there instead of not taking him over for a general. I mean, but that's all that's that's up to the opinions. Right? I mean, that is true. As I beholder, whoever has the first pick may view one better than the other. They're both college guys. So this draft is littered with a bunch of college guys. Yeah. And baseball, I would agree with you. Maybe it usually should be best talent. I mean, because it's not as though you draft them and then they help your team right now. You know, I'm saying usually for the most part, except with the very few exceptions, you got to go through the minor. So by the time three years rolls around, your needs may be different or four years will around your needs may be different. So yeah, I would assume the reason why the consensus or they're not taking the consensus number one is because they feel like the other guys better. I have a question about the baseball draft, Tony, that maybe you can touch on a little bit. And I don't think it has anything either to do with either these two players. I think it has to do with every single player coming out of college, everyone. Okay. College baseball players all use aluminum bats. How do major league teams know which guys are going to be able to translate and hit with a wood bat as well as they rake with an aluminum bat in college? Fantastic question. I think because now, I mean, most of them go play summer ball. They're all wood bat leagues. Okay. So there are leagues that they can demonstrate their ability to hit with a wood bat now. For sure. But I think there's just a way that the especially when you're when you're watching the collegiate games is just a way that the swing gets through the zone that you know works for wood that you know immediately it stands out won't work with a wood bat in there. Just out of curiosity, how long did it take you to get comfortable with a wood bat? And was there any transition? I didn't have any transition because I was always I grew up swinging. Sure. Yeah, your dad probably told you. Yeah. Well, okay. That's very interesting. There's just something I was thinking about as I was watching the college world series and these guys. I mean, there's guys setting records with, you know, 50 home runs this year in college baseball and you guys hitting 600 and I'm just thinking can they all, you know, hit that well at the next level? Of course not. But how do they know which one's will? It's weird. I don't know. But the Tasmanian devil on the fan of that's your guy. Exactly six months to the that's all takes is a good nickname. Exactly six months of the day after leaving the Patriots, Bill Belichick has landed a new job. The six time Super Bowl winning head coach will join inside the NFL for the upcoming season and he's gonna sit alongside former Pro Bowl safety Ryan Clark, former Pro Bowl wide receiver Chad Johnson and former defensive end Chris Long who won one of his two Super Bowls will playing with Belichick in New England inside the NFL. Did you guys know it was on the CW network? Nope. Nope. Yeah, it's going on. It's second season on the CW network. I'm glad you told me. I'm letting you know that to ask this question. Will you watch to see what Bill Belichick brings to the table? I don't think I have to anymore. I think in the day and age of social media, Bill Belichick says anything interesting. Somebody will post it. That's a good point. And I'll get to watch that. And I want to have to put up with the rest of the ragtag show that that probably is Bill Belichick ragtag. Well, I don't know. Ryan Clark is a click beast and I don't know what Chad Ocho Cinco's last name really is these days. It's back to Johnson. But, you know, Belichick, for all of his, you know, brilliance and knowledge of the game of professional football, he is not a guy that I'm going to run towards to sit and listen, talk for a, you know, 45 minutes. Yeah, I've heard he's amazing talking to me. Well, I've seen him interviewed before and maybe he just doesn't translate, but he looks rather rather boring to me. Tony, are you going to watch to see what he brings to the table? I don't generally watch that show because I didn't know it was on the CW. So no one did Tony. No one did. I mean, I think Bill Belichick outside of being a coach is actually interesting. He's not interesting when he's on the on the mic as a head coach and he clearly doesn't want to reveal it. But I think he's excellent once he gets outside of that room. Every time I've heard him speak since he's been funny, whether we were talking about roaster. He just provides a bunch of insight. Even in the 30 for 30, they did with him and was it Bill myself? The two bills? He was good in that. And so, yeah, I mean, I won't go looking for inside the NFL. But as Chris said, the clips get taken. And I certainly will watch to see what he has to say. I would say this. If you, if I had to watch the show, I would watch it probably to hear what he says over any of the other guys you named. I mean, he does. He is the most decorated guy in that room. So only one that only one that does bring anything I think is Chad. I mean, yeah, he's I don't know what is good. I agree that Ryan Clark does good stuff, but he does like the clicks. I will say, I will say, agree to disagree. So with that awkward transition to awkward transitions for the big five today, everybody, the Chargers have these schedule release videos that a lot of people are think are pretty funny. And some of it is pretty funny. They take shots at players and other teams. But one of those players was not happy about the Chargers social media team equating him to garbage. Here is Devonta Adams of the Raiders on up and Adams talking about it. He was a little trend a little bit ago where, you know, few of the social media pages were posting some funny stuff of, you know, when the schedule was releasing. So they posted me and then like a trash can or something like that, the Chargers did. So I'll respond on social media to it and, you know, being funny there, but I figured it'd be better to, you know, just beat their head in and in real life and continue doing it the way, you know, because my career is a game against them. I don't know, they clearly forgot. Yeah, you play where he won yards in the touchdown. And then the next time that same here, it was like 177 yards and, you know, two touchdowns, I think it was that game. So I just wanted to kind of remind them what they pertains to playing against me. And hopefully the people that have made that post because it's not the players fault. They didn't have anything to do with the posts, but this is directed strictly toward the Chargers social media page. Please keep my name out your mouth. I love it. I love it. Tony, can a team social media post cause problems for the actual players on the field in a football game? Yes, football, basketball, certainly a lot more control, especially when you're dealing with a dude like this. This is not like you're running the mill wide receivers. Vonta Adams, who, as you said, has been terrorizing the Chargers. So if I'm one of them cornerbacks, I'm immediately walking up, walking up to the social media group and telling them many to chill out. You're trying to have me roasted on on national TV. Yeah, no, that's, I think, you know, that's the funny. That's the thing, you know, mostly it's a lot. I would say almost all the social media content is managed by people who didn't play sports. And so when that is the case, you run the risk of popping off and putting somebody in position where they could be the one that has to deal with the repercussions. And I imagine that doesn't go well. So, you know, it's only you only see a few of the social medias like this. Everybody seems to understand like, it's not the best idea to piss off somebody like Devonta Adams, who's already been great against you to begin with. And it wasn't that they post him as a garbage can, they posted a pop tart flavor and the pop tart flavor was garbage. So that's what he was talking about. Um, Chris, um, well, it doesn't always have to be social media that people post that can upset us either. No, no, I forgot. And I'm not going to go there. But there was something up on the scoreboard at Petco Park last year that I don't think was right. And I think it, I think the Padres paid a little price for that. And I don't think that any of the players certainly had anything to do with it. So, what Tony is saying is accurate. But on this one, I agree with Tony 100%. The only thing I'm thinking of is maybe the, the Chargers were trying to remind Devonta Adams that he has just done nothing but trash them over time. Oh, okay, that's a good maybe that was maybe they were actually giving them a compliment. Don't give them the benefit of the time. I'm not, but I'm trying to get them out of this mess that they've created for themselves. All right. Um, yeah, that was pretty funny. Number one, an American Airlines flight was forced to make an emergency landing after an unruly passenger exposed himself and urinated on the planes aisle, everybody. Neil McCarthy, 25 of Oregon was arrested and charged with indecent exposure in relation to the incident aboard American Eagle Flight 3921, which was flying from Chicago to Manchester, New Hampshire, but was forced to divert to Buffalo, New York. Because of this incident, McCarthy was charged under under Title 49, United States Code Section 46506. He faces faces a maximum penalty of six months in prison and a $5,000 fine. Now, Braden did some more research on this. The reason he decided to urinate in the aisles because they told him he had to wait until the seatbelt sign was off for him to go to the bathroom. So he decided to stand up and do that anyway. Yes, yes, yes, yes. Do we know who this would McCarthy is this? David McCarthy or Neil. I'm sorry, Neil McCarthy. Do we know this Neil McCarthy? No, no, no, we don't know this. This is like a random person. Yeah. Actually, you know who said this to us this morning? Adam Klubes hit us in the producer chat. I'm so glad that I have. I'm not on a flight like this sometimes. Like, are you serious? He just got up in the aisle. They have. They're actually is like video of this. The news article that I saw has like a picture of this happening. It's it's wild. It's wild. So Chris, does the punishment fit the crime? I don't think so. Me neither. Here's my reason why the punishment because I mean, I would go the full six months and I'd go the full $5,000. Are you saying that the punishment's too much for the crime? No, no, he needs. You cannot just urinate on a plane because you want to get the right. And I'll be honest with you. I have been close. Wait, what? Not to actually doing that, but in a desperate situation where I had to go so bad and they were in the landing process and then the plane had to circle the landing runway four or five times because there was a traffic below. Sir, why didn't you go to the bathroom in preparation for landing? Because I thought I could make it through landing and then the landing lasted a long, long time. All right. And then once you land, people clog their way into the aisle. So you can't get your way back to the right anyway. Okay. All right. So I'm that's stupid to say, but I just said it anyway. Um, but no, here's my reasoning why this guy, they get to throw away the key on this guy. Throw away the key. Throw away the key is because a this is absurd and ridiculous in its first place. But secondly, he inconvenienced a plane full. Yeah, that's that's people. That's another one. You know, who had to get to Manchester, New Hampshire, wherever they were going. And, you know, he forces it to be diverted to Buffalo that throws everybody's life off. I'm tired of people affect, you know, your own stupidity and arrogance, effectiveness. And yeah, right. Selfishness affecting that many people. So I would double the sentence if he came into my courtroom. Tony, does the punishment fit the crime? What was the sentence? Six months in prison, $5,000 fine maximum. As the great Kendrick Lamar recently said, never let him in. You know what on your legs, son? Either you die right there or pop that man in the head, son. I don't think those are song lyrics. Yes. I can imagine it. All right. I like saying it better though. Yeah. No, I there's there's no way that. Yeah, double the sentence. Double. I agree with that. I'm just telling you if I mean, even a splash copy, even just even exposing yourself part out to be off the top is enough to listen. Listen, I walk around in the locker room for a long time. That part doesn't bother me as much until the speck of pee hits my arms or ankles. It's over as Tony would say over that spot on the way out. That's a good point. Oh my God. That's a good point. All right. Well, nice visual to end the big five today for the week. Yeah, the last topic of the week, everybody. All right. All right. 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It's that time of the show when we check on the latest in sports. Only the most important topics and questions are brought to light. Stop what you're doing and listen. These news stories will astound and amaze you. The one, the only. Oh my god, who the hell Kish. The Big Five starts now on 97th grade of fan. You know guys, I cannot believe it, but we are in the final series before the all star break. It seems like time flies when baseball season comes around and we have seen a lot of great stuff from the Padres in the first half. We've seen a lot of suspect stuff from the Padres in the first half, but number five. Now that we are here, we all are in agreements that jerks and profar is the MVP of the first half. Right guys, Padres MVP? Yeah. Good enough. Put on your prediction hat, Chris. I know how much you love this. Who, not named maybe Machado and jerks and profar, will have the biggest second half. Sander Bogart's. Good answer, good answer. Well, I mean, there's, you know, first of all, he's good enough to do it. Second of all, last year, his second half was really, really good when it seemed like nobody out there was paying any more attention and it had already considered his season of failure. You know, Sander Bogart's just kept putting up numbers the last couple of months of that season. So, and I think that he wants to make makeup for time lost and I think he's the most capable and I think, you know, with the race, I think Sander Bogart's, you know, is always proven he's a big time player. So I'm hoping we'll see it here in San Diego. I'll wait for him. So the question is, who do we want to see in the second half do this? Yeah, I'm sure. Okay. No, what would you ask Chris? What did you ask? I said, who, not named maybe Machado and jerks and pro far will have the biggest second half. So basically, I'm asking you to put on your prediction hat. I like, I like Chris's pick. Let's go with Sander. That is a good one, Chris. I didn't even think about him. I had some time off. I think he finished the second half as well as anybody last year. Yeah, let's, I like Sander. And I think plus if you add Sander to the mix and he's having that kind of second half, his office could be really good. It can be. All right. Not only that, I just with the awkward, I'm sorry. No, not only that was Andrew Bogart, so it would just keep everybody off of our back on this radio show. Why? Because every time he grounds out to shortstop, people call us and tell us that it was a big waste of money or trade him as if as if Tony and I opened our pocketbooks. All right. The MLB draft starts on Sunday and I've been actually reading a lot about everything that's going on, but I don't really get one thing about the whole process. There are two players who experts think could go number one, Georgia's Charlie Condon and Oregon State's Travis Bizanna, who by the way has a great nickname, the Bazzmanian Devil. All right. Good one. That's great. But what I, that's great. But what I don't get is this. What, what Chris? I'm just happy anybody has a nickname in this day and age. So I was just all I was going to say. But what I don't get is this writers are saying that Charlie Condon is the best player in the draft and easily could be selected number one. However, those same experts are picking the Bazzmanian Devil to go number one. So Tony, can you make it make sense? And this is in baseball? Yeah. Hey, I don't know none of these dudes. Can I make it make sense in terms of what? Why would the best overall player in the draft go second to a guy? He has a better nickname. Sure. Sure. He has got exactly the question you're asking. No, it's not about the nickname. It's about this. Why? Like in football, you take the best overall player on the board. Not always. Not always. They did it. They did it. They did it. They did a piece last week on NFL Network about the greatest offensive lineman in the history of football and the greatest prospect in the history of football. His name was Tony Mandrich. And he was an offensive lineman for Michigan State. He was on the cover sports illustrated and he was going to road grade the entire NFL. That was the Jets, right? No, what happened was the Cowboys had the number one pick that year and they chose a guy who didn't even make all conference at quarterback in the pack 10 or 12 at the time. The guy the Cowboys chose was a guy named Troy Aikman. Mandrich went to the Green Bay Packers and was a complete disaster. That's right. And basically, Steroid used himself out of the league. So anything to do with the question because your question is why don't they always just take the best guy and I'm telling you that they don't always take the best guy. Mandrich was the best guy that year, but Jimmy Johnson was smart enough to see the football. It's way different because if you need a quarterback, you take a quarterback. Baseball, it seems like you should just take the best prospect out there instead of not taking him for a general. Well, I mean, but that's all, that's, that's up to the opinions, right? I mean, that is true, as I be holder, whoever has the first pick may view one better than the other. They're both college guys. So this draft is littered with a bunch of college guys. Yeah, and baseball, I would agree with you. Maybe it usually should be best talent. I mean, because it's not as though you draft them and then they help your team right now. You know what I'm saying? Usually for the most part, except with the very few exceptions, you got to go through the minor. So by the time three years rolls around, your needs may be different or four years will around your needs may be different. So yeah, I would assume the reason why the consensus or they're not taking the consensus number one is because they feel like the other guys better. I have a question about the baseball draft Tony that maybe you can touch on a little bit. And I don't think it has anything either to do with either these two players. I think it has to do with every single player coming out of college, everyone. Okay. College baseball players all use aluminum bats. How do major league teams know which guys are going to be able to translate and hit with a wood bat as well as they rake with an aluminum bat in college? Fantastic question. I think because now I mean, most of them go play summer ball. They're all wood bat leagues. Okay. So there are leagues that they can demonstrate their ability to the wood bat now for sure. But I think there's just a way that the especially when you're when you're watching the collegiate games, there's just a way that the swing gets through the zone that you know works for wood that you know immediately. It stands out, won't work with a wood bat in there. Just out of curiosity, how long did it take you to get comfortable with a wood bat? And was there any transition? I didn't have any transition because I was always I grew up swinging. Sure. Yeah, your dad probably told you. Yeah. Well, okay. That's very interesting. It was just something I was thinking about as I was watching the College World Series and these guys. I mean, there's guys setting records with you know, 50 home runs this year in college baseball and you guys hitting 600. And I'm just thinking, can they all, you know, hit that well at the next level? Of course not. But how do they know which ones will? It's weird. I don't know. But the Tasmanian devil on the fan of that's your guy. Exactly six months to the that's all takes is a good nickname. Exactly six months of the day after leaving the Patriots, Bill Belichick has landed a new job. The six time Super Bowl winning head coach will join inside the NFL for the upcoming season. And he's going to sit alongside former Pro Bowl safety Ryan Clark, former Pro Bowl wide receiver Chad Johnson and former defensive end Chris Long, who won one of his two Super Bowls while playing with Belichick in New England inside the NFL. Did you guys know it was on the CW network? Nope. Nope. Yeah, it's going on. It's second season on the CW network. I'm glad you told me. I'm letting you know that to ask this question. Will you watch to see what Bill Belichick brings to the table? I don't think I have to anymore. I think in the day and age of social media, Bill Belichick says anything interesting. Somebody will post it. That's a good point. And I'll get to watch that. And I want to have to put up with the rest of the ragtag show that that probably is Bill Belichick ragtag. Well, I don't know. Ryan Clark is a clickbeast and I don't know what Chad Ocho Cinco's last name really is these days. It's back to Johnson. But you know, Belichick for all of his, you know, brilliance and knowledge of the game of professional football, he is not a guy that I'm going to run towards to sit and listen, talk for a, you know, 45 minutes. I've heard he's amazing talking to me. Well, I've seen him interviewed before and maybe he just doesn't translate, but he looks really rather boring to me. So Tony, are you going to watch to see what he brings to the table? I mean, I don't generally watch that show because I didn't know it was on the CW. So no one did Tony. No one did. I mean, I think Bill Belichick outside of being a coach is actually interesting. He's not interesting when he's on the on the mic as a head coach and he clearly doesn't want to reveal it. But I think he's excellent once he gets outside of that room. Every time I've heard him speak since he's been funny, whether we were talking about roaster, he just provides a bunch of insight even in the 30 for 30 they did with him and was it Bill? Myself? The two bills? He was good in that. And so yeah, I mean, I won't go looking for inside the NFL. But as Chris said, the clips get taken and I certainly will watch to see what he has to say. I would say this if you if I had to watch the show, I would watch it probably to hear what he says over any of the other guys you named. I mean, he does he is the most decorated guy in that room. So only one that only one that does bring anything I think is Chad. I mean, yeah, he's I don't know what's good. I agree that Ryan Clark does good stuff, but he does like the clicks. I will say I will say agree to disagree. So with that awkward transition to awkward transitions for the big five today, everybody, the Chargers have these schedule release videos that a lot of people are thinking are pretty funny. And some of it is pretty funny. They take shots at players and other teams. But one of those players was not happy about the Chargers social media team equating him to garbage. Here is Devontae Adams of the Raiders on up and Adams talking about it. It was a little trend a little bit ago where, you know, it's few, few of the social media pages were posting some some funny stuff of, you know, when the schedule was releasing. So they posted me and then like a trash can or something like that, the Chargers did. So I'll respond on social media to it and, you know, being funny there, but I figured it'd be better to, you know, just be their head in and real life and continue doing it the way, you know, because my career is a game against them. I don't know if they clearly forgot. Yeah, you played 41 yards in the touch now. And then the next time that sang here, it was like 177 yards and, you know, two touchdowns. I think it was that game. So I just wanted to kind of remind them what they pertains to playing against me. And hopefully the people that have made that post because it's not the players fault. They didn't have anything to do with the posts, but this is directed strictly toward the Chargers social media page. Please keep my name out your mouth. I love it. I love it. Tony, can a team's social media posts cause problems for the actual players on the field in a football game? Yes, football, basketball, certainly a lot more control, especially when you're dealing with a dude like this. This is not like you're running the mill wide receivers to add to Adams, who, as he said, has been terrorizing the Chargers. So if I'm one of them cornerbacks, I'm immediately walking up walking up to the social media group and telling them, many to chill out. You're trying to have me roasted on national TV. Yeah, no, I think, you know, that's the funny. That's the thing. You know, mostly it's a lot. I would say almost all the social media content is managed by people who didn't play sports. And so when that is the case, you run the risk of popping off and putting somebody in position where they could be the one that has to deal with the repercussions. And I imagine that doesn't go well. So you know, it's only you only see a few of the social medias like this. Everybody else seems to understand like, it's not the best idea to piss off somebody like Devonta Adams, who's already been great against you to begin with. And it wasn't that they post them as a garbage can, they posted a pop tart flavor and the pop tart flavor was garbage. So that's what he was talking about. Chris. Well, it doesn't always have to be social media that people post that can upset. No, no, I forgot. And I'm not going to go there. But there was something up on the scoreboard at Petco Park last year that I don't think was right. And I think it, I think the Padres paid a little price for that. And I don't think that any of the players certainly had anything to do with it. So what Tony is saying is accurate. But on this one, I agree with Tony 100%. The only thing I'm thinking of is maybe the the Chargers were trying to remind that Devonta Adams, that he has just done nothing but trash them over time. Oh, okay. That's a good maybe that was maybe they were actually giving him a compliment. Don't give them the benefit of the time not, but I'm trying to get them out of this mess that they've created for themselves. All right. Yeah, that was pretty funny. Number one, an American Airlines flight was forced to make an emergency landing after an unruly passenger exposed himself and urinated on the plane's aisle, everybody. Neil McCarthy, 25 of Oregon was arrested and charged with indecent exposure in relation to the incident aboard American Eagle flight 3921, which was flying from Chicago to Manchester, New Hampshire, but was forced to divert to Buffalo, New York. Because of this incident, McCarthy was charged under Title 49, United States Code Section 46506. He faces faces a maximum penalty of six months in prison and a $5,000 fine. Now, Braden did some more research on this. The reason he decided to urinate in the aisles because they told him he had to wait until the seatbelt sign was off for him to go to the bathroom. So he decided to stand up and do that anyway. Yes, yes, yes, yes. Do we know who this will McCarthy is this David McCarthy or Neil? I'm sorry, Neil McCarthy. Do we know this Neil McCarthy? No, no, no, no. We don't know this. This is like a random person. Yeah. Actually, you know who sent this to us this morning? Adam Klub said us in the producer chat. I'm so glad that I have that I'm not on a flight like this sometimes. Like, are you serious? He just got up in the aisle. They have. There actually is like video of this. They the news article that I saw has like a picture of this happening. It's it's wild. It's wild. So Chris, does the punishment fit the crime? I don't think so. Me neither. Here's my reason why the punishment because I mean, I would I'd go the full six months and I'd go the full $5,000. Are you saying that the punishment's too much for the crime? No, no, he needs you cannot just urinate on a plane because you want to get the right. And I'll be honest with you, I have been close. Wait, what? Not to actually doing that, but in a desperate situation where I had to go so bad and they were in the landing process and then the plane had to circle the landing runway four or five times because there was a, you know, traffic below. Sir, why didn't you go to the bathroom in preparation for landing? I because I thought I could make it through landing. And then the landing lasted a long, long time. All right. And then once you land, people clogged their way into the aisle. So you can't get your way back to the right anyway. Okay. All right. So I'm that's stupid to say, but I just said it anyway. Um, but no, here's my reasoning why this guy, they get to throw away the key on the sky. Throw away the key. Throw away the key is because a this is absurd and ridiculous in its first place. But secondly, he inconvenienced a painful. Yeah, that's that's the people. That's another one who had to get to Manchester, New Hampshire, wherever they were going. And, you know, he forces it to be diverted to Buffalo. That throws everybody's life off. I'm tired of people affect, you know, your own stupidity and arrogance affecting this and that right selfishness affecting that many people. So I would double the sentence if he came into my courtroom. Tony, does the punishment fit the crime? What was the sentence? Six months in prison, $5,000 fine maximum. As the great Kendrick Lamar recently said, never let him in. You know what on your legs, son? Either you die right there or pop that man in the head, son. I don't think those are song lyrics. Yes. Yes. I can imagine it. All right. I like saying it better though. Yeah. No, I there's there's no way that. Yeah, double the sentence. Double. I agree with that. I'm just telling you if I mean, even a splash company, even just even exposing yourself part out to be off the top is enough to listen. Listen, I walk around in the locker room for a long time. That part doesn't bother me as much until the speck of pee hits my arms or ankles. It's over as Tony would say over that spot on the way out. That's a good point. Oh my God. That's a good point. All right. Well, nice visual to end the big five today for the week. Yeah. Last topic of the week, everybody. All right. All right. 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