Hour 1 – Dexter Lawrence Trade, NBA MVP Voting
Dan reacts to the blockbuster deal between the Bengals and Giants involving Dexter Lawrence. And with the NBA Playoffs now in full swing, Dan discusses the first weekend of action, plus the finalist for NBA MVP – does Jokic have a shot against Shai-Gilgeous Alexander and Victor Wembanyama?
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2026-04-20
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00:00:00 Speaker 1: You are listening to the Dan Patrick Show on Fox Sports Radio. Oh I hope you had a great weekend. We had a great vacation. We're here today. We're headed to Pittsburgh for the Draft later in the week. Fernando Mendozo will join us, I believe on Wednesday. But this is the day that we unveil Dylan O'Grady junior, the third back row, sitting in Seaton's chair. Big shoes to follow, and in those footsteps even though it's a size nine and a half and you wear size thirteen, Dan, Okay. 00:00:33 Speaker 2: I looked like an l for most of my life. 00:00:35 Speaker 1: Okay, it's a great tap. Dylan here. And guess who showed up late for their first day? Dylan did. Congratulations Dylan, Thank you Dan. 00:00:44 Speaker 2: It's truly an honor. 00:00:45 Speaker 1: Yeah. 00:00:46 Speaker 2: I actually got carpooled with Picture Deray and Marios. That's no excuse, Yeah, no excuse, just information. 00:00:53 Speaker 1: First day, first day, and you show up late. 00:00:58 Speaker 2: Did you expect anything else? 00:01:00 Speaker 1: Oh? I did, as a matter of fact. But Fritzi's here, the minister of humor, Dylan in the back row. You got Marvin here, Pauli here, yours truly and the BRGS. We're CPR for sports. That's what we do each morning, and we'll try to do that today. Reggie Miller will stop by a little bit later. On NBA playoffs. They're underway. My magic beat the Pistons. Pistons can't win in the playoffs. That's eleven consecutive losses for the Pistons. I believe Wemby drops Portland all by himself. It was Wemby versus Portland, Caves, Nuggets, Nicks, Lakers, Celtics and the thunder all lose. The Mets have lost eleven in a row. You know what, You can lose eleven in a row at some point in a season. It's not preferable, but not in April, because in April it's like, oh my god, what's wrong with us? And you know, is it too early to panic? It feels like the Mets fans are because their owner said, hey, there's weather conditions, free tickets to people, and then I guess half the people picked up the tickets to go see the Mets. Yes, Marvin, I. 00:02:09 Speaker 3: Don't think you can lose eleven in a row with that payroll. 00:02:13 Speaker 1: No, you can't. Uh, what do you got three hundred million? Dollars payroll there for Steve Cohen. 00:02:19 Speaker 4: Three hundred million plus another eighty one million dan oh, second in the league. 00:02:22 Speaker 1: All right, well, congratulations, the Mets have dropped eleven in a row. I think the stat is there's no team, maybe in baseball history, who's had a twelve game losing streak and made the playoffs. I believe that is the stat. I don't know if that's a stat of the Day, Marvin, but it might be stat of the Day brought to you by Panini America, the official trading cards. So the program first Hour brought to you by our friends at Rectech. Yes, we're bringing the grills to Pittsburgh and Rectech wood fired grills, built like a tank, built to last. Visit rectech dot com, r ec teq dot com. Nothing compares to cooking on the recid Play the day, poll question stat of the day, Dylan, are you going to do the poll question? Honors? 00:03:05 Speaker 2: I am Dan. I think as de facto person in the seat, I'll keep the tradition going. 00:03:11 Speaker 1: Okay, say good morning. If you're watching on Peacock, that's our streaming partner. Download the app if you haven't done so. Eight seven to seven three DP Show operator Tyler is sitting by. He'll take your phone calls. Play the day coming up a little bit later on as well, so Draft Week will be there Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Details if you want to come out to the show available at danpatrick dot com. First come, first serve. Beautiful location that we have, and we'd love to see you if you do come out. After the show, we'll make sure that everybody gets a picture with us and we'll say hello to you. The entire week Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Best and worst of the weekend on you saw that you liked, you didn't like, you can doll us up. The Bengals traded for Dexter Lawrence. We'll talk about that. They getting from the Giants for the tenth pick overall. By the way, the Oklahoma City Thunder have another lottery pick. The Clippers lost their playing game, yes, okay see, and you know it's getting to the point with their bench, their team, I don't know if there's any room for anybody on that team. They may be sending players overseas or to the G League, because you know, how much talent can we put on our bench. But the Clippers, you know, that's the Paul George trade. The gift that keeps on giving is is that going to be the Herschel Walker of NBA trades. Now, it's not the worst trade because you know, if you look at maybe Kareem going from the Bucks to the Lakers. Now Milwaukee got some quality players, but you still traded away Kareem Abdul Jabbar. Will Chamberlain got traded. The Saint Louis Hawks traded the rights to Bill Russell to the Celtics. I believe there's also Kevin McHale and Robert Parrish going to the Celtics. They were with Paris was with Golden State, and Golden State I think had the second pick overall and the Celtics ended up taking Kevin McHale. So there's trades in NBA history, but the Paul George one. And you know, Shay Gilgess Alexander, You're like, okay, good player. So I'm at Kentucky. Now he's going to win another MVP year and they may win another title. Yes, Paulie, this. 00:05:31 Speaker 4: Trade, like you said, goes back to twenty nineteen Clippers. Ok See, they got SGA who was not hot at the time. They used one of the draft picks in twenty twenty two to get Jalen Williams, a core player, and now this is a lottery pick that's unprotected. 00:05:46 Speaker 1: Yeah, they got a lot of draft picks there, but maybe can you package those and maybe move up and try to get somebody who could you know, have an impact on your lineup here? And that's a young lineup anyways, that's a young team, Yes, Marvin. 00:06:01 Speaker 5: I was watching OLS Oklahoma City Thunder game yesterday, so Caseon Wallace, one of their bench players had a great allue dunk and they were like, oh man, what a great player off the bench. He's twenty two. I'm sorry what Yeah, yeah, all these guys are like Shay's twenty seven, Jalen Williams the other Jalen Williams, they're both twenty four, twenty five years old. So you have another probably four years of these guys as championship contenders. 00:06:25 Speaker 1: Because you got Williams under contract, you got Shay under contract. Chet Holmgren is he under contract as well? Did he get a contract extension? So if you got that core there, and you got all those draft picks and they are the overwhelming favorite, I got draft Kings. Here it says Thunder plus one hundred for the title, second favorite, Spurs plus five fifty, the Celtics plus five fifty. Then it's Nuggets, Calves, Nicks, and the Pistons. Chet Holmgren got a five year contract extension, Paul. 00:06:59 Speaker 4: Yeah, he has a five deal. He's all set through twenty thirty one. If you were the Thunder, would you take that pick? Let's say it's the ninth pick of the draft, and just trade it to someone like Washington for a pick next year or the year after, which could end up being a top two pick. 00:07:14 Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean, but I think it's gonna be either eleven or twelve, depending on the lottery. I don't know if it can be better than that, Marvin, do you know if that's true that is there a certain window that the Thunder that it can only be like the tenth or eleventh pick. 00:07:34 Speaker 5: I don't know. I know it's I'm protected so they can get it no matter what. But I think right now they're projected to be either the eleventh or twelve. But I'm not sure if you can go any higher. 00:07:42 Speaker 1: Okay, can it go higher? 00:07:43 Speaker 4: Pauling, Yeah, that they have the number twelve pick as of now, if they have an eighty six percent chance to keep that pick, but obviously they have a fourteen percent chance. Just did the math to go up to the top four. 00:07:54 Speaker 1: Oh okay, so you're saying there's a chance. By the way, Wemby was a lot of fun to watch last night. Let me see, I went well just about nine minutes before I went a little bit further on Wemby at thirty five, Spurs had to win against the Blazers. So the thirty five the most ever buys Spur making his postseason debut, topping the previous record at thirty two that was set by Tim Duncan, who was in attendance last night. It's cool seeing Timmy and David Robinson sitting next to one another and watching them watching Wemby and watching them be amazed because those are two of the best big men of all time and they're watching somebody doing things that they have they had no chance of doing. I mean, David Robinson was a great athlete, but Wemby is a great athlete who is very very artistic in what he does and how he does it. And watching that last night through their eyes was a lot of fun. All righty, Dylan, who showed up late for his first day. What is the poll question today? I did dress up nice, though, Dan, Oh that's nice. Yeah, okay, got a blazer. 00:09:02 Speaker 2: I kind of looked more like Simon Bob than anything. But okay, I tried. 00:09:07 Speaker 1: Okay, hat backwards, not big on that. The balding thing all that's right? 00:09:12 Speaker 6: Oh? 00:09:12 Speaker 1: Is the back row? Is it? The balding row? 00:09:15 Speaker 3: Okay? 00:09:16 Speaker 1: This is the need of nutrifoil here. I keep telling you, why don't you try neutraful? I can hook you ump. 00:09:24 Speaker 2: I will happily take you up on that. 00:09:25 Speaker 1: Okay, but you should yeah, yeah, I mean, Dylan goes. You know, I was gonna get a haircut and but I'm afraid it won't grow back. But if it doesn't, then we got neutraful. Or you just fit in with Todd in the back row. It'd be a nutra fool not set all right, never mind, all right, okay, what do you have for us pole question? 00:09:46 Speaker 3: Dent? 00:09:47 Speaker 2: Well, obviously we got a couple of big trades. Who won the Paul George trade okay, see you're the Clippers too soon? Or who won the Dexter Lawrence trade. Giants for the Bengals. 00:09:57 Speaker 1: Okay, I'm going to talk about that coming up in a couple of minutes here after the commercial break, so we'll dive into the Dexter Lawrence trade. The Bengals top heavy with contracts with their quarterback and two wide receivers, are now an interior defensive line lineman. But the draft coming up later on this week, of course, and I think the Bengals have had a first round pick every year since nineteen eighty nine, and unless something changes, this would be the first year that they might not have a first round pick. Wow, Stall of a day, stant of a day, Statuta Day, Scanata Day. This is the start of the day, brought to you by Panini America. We'll also get to your phone calls. Is always best and worst of the weekend. By the way, Will Anderson is now the first non quarterback to reach fifty million dollars a year, and that's a one hundred and thirty four million dollar guarantee. With that contract, Danielle Hunter will make just over forty million. And we don't know what's gonna happen with CJ. Stroud, So imagine you've got two defensive players combined making ninety million dollars and you're not quite sure what's going to happen with CJ. Stroud. Now this drives the Texan fans crazy whenever I bring this up. Oh, they're going to extend him, They're not going to trade him. I didn't say they were going to trade him. I just said I would wait another year. And it looks like that's probably what they're doing, going to wait another year. 00:11:33 Speaker 6: Let c J. 00:11:33 Speaker 1: Stroud prove everybody wrong. He can bet on himself or you know, I can't give him full price here, like I'm not giving him sixty million dollars, not with what I saw, and it seems like he's regressing. Now. You can say offensive line, you can say injuries to wide receiver, and I understand all of that, but we can't look at him in a vacuum and say that doesn't affect other players on other teams, their quarterbacks. Because how many teams have great offensive lines? Great offensive lines? Very few five So everybody can say, oh, you know, the offensive line's not that good, or we got an injury to one of our weapons. Okay, that happens with every team to a certain degree. But this is where I want to see if c j Stroud is going to be have a contract commensurate to the other players that he was drafted with. I want to see another year. I know that we look at it. Oh, that's a slap in the face. You know they extend you normally after three years. Yes, yes you can, Joe Burrow, Josh Allen, you can do that. In this particular instance, I'm not doing it. I got to see something more. Yes, Paul, if he go. 00:12:51 Speaker 4: Back to his rookie year, he could have got the contract extension then, but it's not available. His rookie year forty one hundred yards, twenty three touchdowns, only five picks. He was eighth in the MVP voting, eighth, but last year three thousand yards, nineteen touchdowns, eight picks. And like you said, this is the spring where it's either you extend them a year early like Mahomes or Burrow or Josh Allen, or you wait for that fourth year and let it play out. 00:13:18 Speaker 1: And if he happens to play, great and you extend him, good for him. But what did I say about Tua, don't do it? How did that work out? What did I say about Kyler Murray? Don't do it? How did that work out. What did I say about Daniel Jones, don't do it? How did that work out? Patients at that position? Patients, Yes, Mark. 00:13:39 Speaker 3: And Troy Aikman. 00:13:40 Speaker 5: During the broadcast of the Patriots Sexans game, he even talked about they have real questions about whether or not to extend CJ. 00:13:46 Speaker 3: Stroud. So it's not just you saying that. 00:13:48 Speaker 1: I know, But whenever I would hear Texan fans will call up, what do you got against CJ? You know they had injury. I understand all of that, but when you fumble as many times he fumbled that I have to do with injuries. That's just you and some of those passes against the Patriots, where you're going, what are you doing? And I'll go back to when he was in college and look, I co signed on it and said, man, that guy is a great player, the potential to be a great player, and I think it's still there. But you just saw Will Anderson get extended, and I wonder what CJ. Stroud and his agent their angle is going to be. Would you sign for something a little less if they're willing to give you that, or do you bet on yourself. We'll take a break when we come back. We'll talk a little bit more about the Dexter Lawrence trade from the Giants to the Bengals. We'll get to your phone calls coming up eight seven to seven three DP show. We're back after this Dan Patrick's Show. Be sure to catch the live edition of The Dan Patrick Show weekdays at nine am Eastern, six am Pacific on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio WAPP. 00:14:56 Speaker 7: You're right, NFL fans, when the lights hit the stake, when the picks go down, we got you. Listen to the best NFL insider Jane Glaser, one of the best linebackers in LaVar Errington, a man who's been in the war room, former Falcons GM, Terry Fontana, Fox Sports host and Jenny Tapp. April twenty third and five pm Asific, It's Draft Night, lock and it's brought to you by Express Pros and WEE will Your NML Draft coverage is on Fox Sports. 00:15:26 Speaker 1: Radio age seven to seven three DP Show Operator Tyler is sitting by and take your phone calls. Fritzy, Dylan, Marv Paul of Yours truly in the back room. Guys. By the way, I was in Pennsylvania for the weekend for a wedding and I don't know if it's Lancaster or Lancaster, but it's a lovely town. And I was in Lancaster, I believe, Pennsylvania for the weekend and we have a lot of fans there who knew. Do you have the correct pronunciation of Lancaster or Lancaster, paulling. 00:16:01 Speaker 3: You were the former is correct? 00:16:02 Speaker 4: Dan, Lancaster like Lancaster, Lancaster, Lankester, not Lancaster correct. 00:16:08 Speaker 1: Okay, because there is a Lancaster or Lancaster Ohio. And I believe there's a Lancaster or Lancaster wine as well. Yes, doing so. 00:16:20 Speaker 2: Lancaster has a big Amish population. Are we big with the Amish? 00:16:24 Speaker 1: I don't know. I didn't meet it. I did see some Amish, but nobody came up to me and said, oh, Dan Patrick, I love you in the Sandler movies. 00:16:33 Speaker 4: Yes, when you're doing a barn raising, you need some good sports ready to listen to it, and we're the show barn raising. 00:16:39 Speaker 1: I was at a spa retreat with my wife on vacation, and I was told that the owner of this spa retreat actually reached out to the Amish and brought in Amish workers to build the clubhouse structure, brought him in for a week and then send him back home for the weekend, them in again because they're such skilled craftsman. How about that. 00:17:04 Speaker 2: Yes, they can make a mean pretzel too. I don't know if you happened to bear taking any Amish food out there. 00:17:10 Speaker 1: I did not. I did have a crab pretzel. I regretted it. But I did have a pretzel with crab meat on it. You regretted it, yeah, I did. Yeah, my body regretted it. Yes, yes, yes, But the wonderful people of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, very nice, very nice downtown. Got to stroll around and just be amongst the people. All right, we'll be in Pittsburgh, by the way, and if you want to come out to the draft, the directions, the address, whatever it might be. In fact, if you're watching on Peacock, it's it's up on the screen. Now. A downtown Pittsburgh, which I love, one of my favorite cities to visit. And uh, we'll be in the shadows of you know, maybe a stadium or two. Yes points. 00:18:03 Speaker 4: Since you're talking about places in Pennsylvania, might as well bring it up now. I've never been to the city of Pittsburgh now for work, not socially. I'm very bummed about this, but this is great. We're going to see it for multiple days. I heard a lot of good Polish foods, kilbasa and other things. 00:18:18 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, like more than that, though, I'd like to know more. Yeah, you will Italian food as well. Yeah, but the big German is there and we got a beautiful set and more details forthcoming. I mentioned the Dexter Lawrence trade to the Bengals, and the Bengals are giving up the tenth pick in the draft. Dexter Lawrence is twenty eight and making just under thirty million. Now, there are defensive players that you can take get them on a rookie deal. When Dexter Lawrence is good, he's really good. But I got to keep him on the field. When he's on the field. Over the last three years, the Giants eighth in sack rate, fifteenth in pressure rate. Okay, I'm fine with that, but I just at that age. I think if he was twenty five, then I'd be more interested than he's twenty eight. Now I'm giving up the tenth pick. Overall, I've got my quarterback and my two receivers, and now I have my interior defensive lineman my money. Now they had to do something defensively. 00:19:31 Speaker 6: Now. 00:19:31 Speaker 1: They screwed up the Trey Hendrickson situation, like you let him go, you don't get anything in return for him, but do you get a compensatory pick there? But either you're going to keep him or trade him. Then you know he ends up going to Baltimore, so he stays in the division against you. I didn't like the move for the Bengals, but they want to do something now because Joe Burrow is like, hey, let's do something now. It feels like there's an urgency with Joe Burrow being on the clock. That you went to a Super Bowl and it seems like you're getting further and further away. You got to stay healthy. You do have two great receivers. But and maybe this is one of those Hey we got to do something here. Dexter Lawrence wanted out of New York, wants to be compensated. And did they give him a contract extension? I believe, or are they going to Trent Williams just got a contract extension. Chefty reporting that two year deal fifty million dollars. I think with the forty nine ers. Yes, Paul. 00:20:35 Speaker 4: The Bengals last year gave up three hundred and eighty yards per game total yards per game, and a lot of them were rushing yards. That was second worst than the entire NFL. 00:20:44 Speaker 1: Yeah, I get it. I mean, can he be Chris Jones. I'm not asking him to be Aaron Donald, but can he be Chris Jones? Can he be that guy in the middle that disrupts and makes everybody better? We're going to find that out pretty soon with the Bengals, but you know, the Giants getting the tenth pick overall, I like it. I got a quarterback on a rookie deal last year, I think for neighbors before he gets extended. If Cam Scattaboo is your starting running back, he's on a rookie deal as well. You got Abdul Carter in there on a rookie deal. You got John Harball coming in. It feels like there is momentum there, There is something there. You're not winning this year, but that next year that could be where we look back and go. They made some smart moves here, Yes, Marvin. 00:21:33 Speaker 5: All these contracts for the Bengals, this feels so unbangles like all these expensive guys. 00:21:38 Speaker 3: I know, who's this franchise. 00:21:40 Speaker 1: I know when I saw the Dexter Lawrence was unhappy with this situation with the Giants. And then all of a sudden you start to see, well, who's interested in him? And then I saw an article that said, hey, the Giants are confident that they can keep Dexter Lawrence. And then not too much time elapse where I go, Dexter Lawrence, it's going to the Bengals for the tenth pick overall, okay, and if you're the Giants, I can't pass that up. You know, you got the fifth pick and the tenth pick. I love it. I mean, and it always goes back to what I've said before. It's nice to have draft picks. You know what's really good to have a GM who knows how to make draft picks. That's the key. A lot of teams have draft picks. Are you any good at drafting? But the fifth in the tenth you should get two starters in this draft. And this is a draft. Now, it's not sexy. You got Mendoza and Jeremiah Love those are the two names. You got all the Ohio State players. But it's not one of those glamorous NFL drafts. But this might be a draft five years down the road where we look back and go, God, they got him in the third round. You got that guy in the second round. That's the feeling I get with this draft. It's not top heavy. You're gonna have linebacker, edge rushers. You got one marquee running back, you got one marquee quarterback. It's rare when you have that. You got a lot of defensive players, offensive linemen. There are some wide receivers, but nobody who really jumps out and you go, you got to get that guy. But this might be a draft where years from now you look back and say they built their Super Bowl team by getting that player or these players in that draft. 00:23:28 Speaker 5: Yes, Marvin, Yeah, if it was the Ravens or the Packers, I'm like, they might go to the super Bowl next year because they know how to draft Hall of Fame players. 00:23:36 Speaker 1: Yes, all right, a couple of phone calls here, but Trenton Williams has been extended two years by the forty nine ers. Chris and Syracuse lead to us off. Good Morning, Chris, best and worst of the weekend. 00:23:47 Speaker 6: Hey thanks? Then, yeah, a best etro in Seattle for a statue dedication for him. As they pulled back the cover to unveil the statue, it broke his bat and each ro said, I know Marianna was going to be here best Saturday night. The joker filling up the stat sheet is always first player ever to lead the league in rebounds and assists, not only in the same season, but to do it in any season. He's always up there in scoring. So I know Wemby is considering unicorn, but I consider him one too, and my worst. One of my favorite Nicks, macal Bridge is on the last game of the regular season, started and played only twenty three seconds to keep his iron Man streak alive, similar to Josh Allen taking one snap. Boy Bams eighty one looks more and more legit every day. And the Pistons they need to find a robin for Kid Cunningham, who got an exemption from the commission on that sixty five game minimum rule. It's not really clear what the criteria is for that. 00:24:41 Speaker 1: All right, we thank you, Chris. Let's see Chris always I always have to unpack a few things there, you know, the joking situation. I've said it, I know, I say it way too much. He's the best player in the game. He's the best player in the game, and uh, he's not going to win the MVA Pig. He'll finish probably second again and Jay Gilgess has done everything that you want an MVP to do, and they're the favorites to win the title again this year. I think the one that will look back upon ten years from now. Joe Lambiid got that MVP over Joker because I think people, some voters started to panic a little bit, going, wait minute, that guy's going to win like three in a row. I mean, look at all the players who never did that. That's not the way you vote. 00:25:30 Speaker 3: Like. 00:25:30 Speaker 1: You may not look at Joker and put him in the top five or ten centers of all time, but that's not how you vote. You vote with what's in front of you. Not well, God, Kareem never did that, or Wilt never did that, or that's not how you approach this. Joker is the best player in the game to lead and assist, to lead in rebounds, he could lead in scoring if he wanted to. He's very selfless. When Ben Yama, I don't I think Joker wins another MVP and it's not because he's not deserving. You're just not going to win it, and Wemby is on the way, because I would be surprised if Wemby is not the favorite next year to win the MVP. Felt like it might be a little too early this year. He did miss games earlier in the season. He's wonderful to watch. We're lucky to be treated to some these players, young players. Now, Joker's not young, but he's still doing things that nobody's ever done. Like when you hear that in any sport, when you go, well, nobody's ever done that. Okay, you got my attention, and you watch him play. It's not exciting, but it's one of those where you look at the end of the game and you go, oh damn, he had seventeen assists. 00:26:49 Speaker 2: Yes, Dylan heals a little bit with Jokich, like you're taking a multiple choice test and you've answered C three times in a rown, no matter what the next answer is, I have to switch this up. 00:27:00 Speaker 1: Yeah, And I understand this because we do want a new topic. You know, the NBA writers are no different than me or you as a fan. Where you go you know, we need a new story here, But I think that's doing a disservice to the players who are playing. You know, Lebron hasn't won an MVP in fifteen years what was it, twelve twenty twelve, Like one of the greatest players of all time, and he's gone what fourteen fifteen years without winning an MVP. And there were years where I thought you could have given him the MVP. But we've seen it already. Yeah, Patrick Mahomes, we've seen it already, Lamar and Josh Allen. We might get to that point where we've seen it already, and that's a shame because that you know, these you get to that certain level where we go, okay, let's move on to the next potentially great player. 00:28:01 Speaker 2: Yeah, dyl Obviously that's a thing in all sports. But do you think the NBA that's more of a trend. I mean, like baseball, it's more it's the opposite where it's like, who's going to dethrown Otani as opposed to all right, it's been three in aer hour. 00:28:15 Speaker 1: Wherever, Well, the only race really is the American League. But then even then that's been Aaron judge, like Mike Trout went to Yankee Stadium and Homer what five times and you go, I'll be down. Mike Trout, that's right, still playing, but he's not gonna win another MVP. Uh Otani. It feels like there's nobody who could get in the way since he's pitching and hitting like he's got such a head start. I would say unfair advantage, but it's not unfair because he's the one doing. Anybody can do it, You're allowed to do it, yes, Marvin. 00:28:48 Speaker 5: And I think baseball is one of those It's one of those leagues where whoever's having the best season is going to win the league MVP Award. It's not in the NBA. It's only the all time all timers that have won the MVP Award, maybe outside of Derrick Rose. Right, So Terry Pendleton has an MVP, Josh Donaldson has an MVP Award, Kevin Mitchell has an MVP Award in MLB, right, So it's whoever's having the best season. So it's not like a narrative. The NBA is more narrative driven as far as the MVP more than any other league. 00:29:19 Speaker 1: For me, I'm gonna give you a bloop for bringing up, you know, Kevin Mitchell, Terry Terry Pendleton my Atlanta uh man, I remember that, and I was like, wow, I'm sorry, I can't give Terry Pendleton the MVP. I'm sorry, I can't, mart I can't. But he got it there, he did, he did, he did, Yeah, Paul. 00:29:42 Speaker 4: But if you're a guy like Luca who didn't even make the top three finalists this year, it does feel like there's no way for him to do it that year with Dallas. 00:29:50 Speaker 1: What was that two years ago when they went to the final. 00:29:53 Speaker 4: Yeah, he averaged thirty four, thirty four, nine and ten and he he finished Dan third. He couldn't even get second this year, thirty three and a half, eight to eight and did not make the final four. 00:30:07 Speaker 1: But this is what's happened now, all of a sudden, he doesn't play defense. I never heard that was now. That might be part of the reason why Dallas got rid of it, that he was, you know, getting heavy, he was lazy on defense, but he was still putting up offensive numbers. And I don't now. He plays for the Lakers, so he's always going to be in mainstream media. They're always going to be talking about the Lakers because it's the Lakers. Can he win an MVP in his career. If you don't win the MVP. Now, if they had taken that vote after he took his team to the NBA Finals, then he's going to be the MVP. But it feels like there is a narrative to him. You know, Joker doesn't play defense. I didn't hear that when he was winning the MVPs, but now Way didn't play defense. Well, Victor wembn Yama plays defense, and he's becoming a very good offensive player. It'll he's almost becoming the Otani of the NBA because he's great at two different things offensively and defensively, and there's nobody like him. You know, Michael Jordan was the best defensive player and the best offensive player for years. They had to go out of their way to go, well, the Suns have the better record or the Jazz have the better There was nobody more valuable than Mike. Nobody, even those players. If you said who is the best player in the league, they would say, well, Mike is, But we were like, uh, I don't know, how about Karl Malone for an MVP. Now, they did have great stats, but they weren't more valuable than Mike. 00:31:42 Speaker 5: Yes, martan On on and off the floor, the most valuable bar none. And even so the beginning of the Regie Miller thirty for thirty, it starts out with Michael Jordan retiring. They were like, oh, it's hoping somebody else can win the NBA title. That's how the thirty for thirty starts. That's how dominate he was. And then you give Charles Barkley and Carmel On an MVP award. I know, you gotta get a new guy. I know that's another guy that never won three straight MVP Awards. 00:32:09 Speaker 1: By the way, Mike didn't. I got the baseball MVP odds DraftKings just sent me this. Otani is the overwhelming favorite. Ronald Acunya Junior, the third is second, and then Corbyn Carrol is third on that list as PAULI Google's Corbyn Carol. 00:32:32 Speaker 3: At least, I'm honest. 00:32:34 Speaker 1: I saw you immediately start typing. 00:32:36 Speaker 3: I know who he is. 00:32:37 Speaker 1: I just had to double check the team. Uh, Corbyn Carrol plus sixteen hundred, Ronald Acunya Junior the third plus one thousand. Show Hey o Tani minus three hundred Corbyn Carrol Paulie. 00:32:55 Speaker 4: Yeah, baseball player, Yeah, ah is odds. 00:32:58 Speaker 1: Yeah, no, no, who does he play for Arizona Diamonds. Okay, there you go. Uh, Aaron Judge is a slight favorite in the American League. Your Den or your Dan Alvarez is second, and then Bobby Witt Junior the third is third. Bobby Witt Jr. Is a wonderful player. He is He's fast, plays shortstop, you know, he's he's a really great all around player. Uh. But Aaron Judge is still your favorite. Uh. Let's take a break. All right, take a break here. We got more phone calls coming up. We'll we'll talk about the Patriots situation coming up. 00:33:42 Speaker 8: Now. 00:33:43 Speaker 1: I'm going to try to do this in a professional manner of discussing this football wise with Rabel. Robert Kraft reportedly, you know, contacting the New York Post or having somebody who can uh squash the uh the story that was coming out with Diana Rossini and Mike Rabel. But Albert Breer, who's based in Boston. I want to have him on and we can talk about this moving forward with the Patriots. With Mike Rabel. He will not be punished. Diana Rossini has lost her job, but we'll have that for you coming up next hour. 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Ship fast and free back by free road hazard protection with convenient installation options like mobile tire installation, tire rac dot com way tire buying should be Dylan, do we have a poll question? 00:36:23 Speaker 2: Well, we asked the first hour who won the trade, the Clippers or the Thunder, and then realize that might be confusing for people because that happened seven years ago. So we have another one from Pauli. The most entertaining team in the NBA playoffs is the Spurs, Thunder, Celtics, Nuggets or other? 00:36:41 Speaker 4: Okay, you want to explain if all the NBA teams were playing tonight and you can only pick one to watch Spurs. Yeah, it's Spurs versus the field right now, isn't it for me? 00:36:52 Speaker 1: It is? Yes, yeah, it be the Spurs now. The Celtics are a really good team, fun team. I expect them to blow by the seventy six ers. Okay see is okay like? Okay like it sounds like a buffer stick, you know. Okay, see, it's not must see it's okay see. But they are. They're a wonderful team, right, They're built in a way that you want your team to be built. They didn't reach you know, they play defense, they got a young team, they play well, and they're signed up to be a great team for many years. 00:37:33 Speaker 5: Yes, Mark, Well, that's the biggest reason why Sga isn't a bigger star than he probably should be, because his game's not exciting. It's very methodical. It's very pump fake, great mid range jumper. 00:37:44 Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, who else would I say must see TV? I mean, I'd watch the Lakers because you know, Lebron is going to be gone here, if not the end of this year, maybe next year. Joker. I'm just fascinated on how somebody who can't run, can't jump, can still dominate a game, and really it's a lesson for player. Ray Allen talked about this with John Stockton, like you, basketball is so deceiving where you look at somebody and you go, all right, I got that guy, and then you know, like five times down the floor, you go, he I need a little bit of help over here. That guy, he's a whole lot better than what I thought. And that's Joker and probably Stockton. I mean, Steph Curry when he first came into the league, he was going to be a role player and then all of a sudden, it's like, no, his role is to be one of the best players in the league. And that was part of it too. Watching Golden State and you know, they get eliminated, and the Steve Kerr hugs lasted a little longer than I thought. And I think Steve is probably done this season, you know, and it may be by his choice, but he said, look, these jobs have an expiration day. But you're watching. I mean, I'm very fortunate to see careers start and finish. I remember being at an NCAA tournament game when Steve Kerr was playing at Arizona, and now his career might be over as a head coach. We had Steph Curry on when he was a sophomore. Davidson, he's getting close to the end, you know, Lebron start to finish. And Steve Kerr when he was with us at the Super Bowl and he had this to say about his career and Steph Curry's career. You have that, Marvin, Are you and Steph a package deal? Is this? Are you going to coach until Steph leaves? 00:39:50 Speaker 8: Well? I would never leave him. I can tell you that I love Steph. I'm so incredibly lucky to have coached him for twelve years. I think every coach kind of dreams of, you know, coaching somebody like Steph, who is arguably the greatest faith of the franchise of any player who's ever lived. 00:40:12 Speaker 2: And I will never leave him. 00:40:13 Speaker 8: I can tell you I'm not going to become a free agent and go sign with another team to coach. But it all has to play out, you know, with the organization, and but yeah, hopefully that that's how it. 00:40:27 Speaker 1: Ends up, but you never know. It just feels that this is the end for Steve Kirk. Steph is going to play. I don't know how many more years, but probably at least another season. Lebron this might be it. Katie is still like Katie's a Hooper for life. He just he's the guy that you would go I could see him play three more years now, he's going to want to play. 00:40:55 Speaker 5: Yes, Marvin, he's in at Jamal Crawford category where I guess what when he's fifty, he's playing basketball somewhere. 00:41:01 Speaker 3: It might not be the NBA, but he's lacing them up. He's playing somewhere. 00:41:04 Speaker 1: Well, like Jay will White Chocolate in those pickup games. 00:41:08 Speaker 3: You send me that I know I do. It's Saturday, it's eight am. 00:41:12 Speaker 1: I know I got it. I have to apologize to Jamal Crawford because Marvin's like, he's got handles might be second or third best handles in the history of the NBA, because Kyrie is generally considered best handles. But man, oh man, you watch even Jamal Crawford playing in these pickup games. I apologize that is a top five handle. Yes, Marv Wemby goes to Jamal Crawford to learn how to hit. I know, I know, Albert Breer, Will Jonas, We'll talk some football. Reggie Miller in the final hour, more of your phone calls on this Monday. Best and worst of the weekend,
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