Hour 1 – Bam Adebayo Drops 83, Maxx Crosby Out/Trey Hendrickson In

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4:03And I think late in the game, peacock did bring that game up. So you could see the final seconds. But Bamada Bio scores 83. And you know, it's, I'm not surprised somebody has scored that many points. Because we brought it up numerous times. Somebody's going to get there with the volume of threes. Somebody's going to get there. And we've had a couple of players getting over 70. If you said, hey, who's the guy who's going to break the record? I would have said, no, I would say Kobe's record. Wilts is not going to be broken probably in our lifetime. And another lifetime. I would have thought Devon Booker, maybe you would have Luca. I mean, you got to have high volume guys. You got to have guys who can shoot threes. But Bam, an underrated superstar, his previous high was 43. And I think he had 41 and a half time. But towards the end, they let him shoot. He had a lot of threes.

5:04He took 22 threes. And he's not a good shooter. But went to the free throw line and ended up with 83. Here's the call when he surpassed Kobe Bryant's 81 points last night. And quickly in the back, he's got space. Head down, spins, puts it up. And Bam's going to the line again. Bam out of bio is a complete monster. And really get the ball into Bam's hand the right way. Only Wilts Chamberlain has more points in an NBA game. An association history than Bam out of bio who has 82. That's Jason Jackson with the call. He'll join us next hour about the honor of calling the second highest individual scoring performance. In league history. So 83. He went 20 to 43 from the floor.

6:04He shot 22 threes. He made seven. But go into the free throw line. That's an all-time record. 36 of 43. Wilts had 28 made free throws. I think he was 28 of 32. But you're looking at that many free throws. And you throw in 20 some field goals. You're going to put up a big number there. Dwight Howard had the previous free throw attempts record at 39. And that was back in 2012 and also 2013. But congrats. Pretty incredible night. Your plan against the Wizards, which that helps. But towards the end, it felt like maybe the strategy was. Let's just let him go for the record. And that's exactly what is coached it. And the Wizards were trying to foul other people to keep him away from getting the record against them. That BAM out of bio. Now, I don't know if because we didn't get to see it.

7:05Now, we saw highlights. But you know, Wilts was. Did he really score 100? That was in Hershey, Pennsylvania back in what 1962? And no video. There's pictures. But we're like. And I've said this before numerous times. We really don't welcome Wilts numbers. Like Babe Ruth, we do. Wilts averaged 50 points in a season. We're like, yeah, but who was he playing against? Well, we can say that about Babe Ruth, too, in some regards. But we don't. We're like, yeah, the Babe. But with Wilts, it's like these numbers don't really matter. They're like, well, they didn't, you know, those aren't real. You didn't play against real guys. Check his numbers when he played against Bill Russell. And 55 rebounds in one game against him. Yes, Mark. But you could say that about Bam. He's playing against the Wizards. Right. Don't really count. Oh, yeah. And then you go back to Kobe's 81. And Kobe did that on the game in January.

8:08But he said, you know, we were down big at halftime. And so we had to stay in the game. You know, that's the thing. Wilts, I think one by, what, 169 to 137 or something like there. There was a blowout there. And even last night with Bam out of bio, you know, you're winning by 25 points. But Kobe said, hey, I had to stay in there. In fact, let's go back to, do we have that Marvin? Do we have Kobe yet? What Marvin? We got him. Okay. Now, you did both of these. But if I said you could only have one on your resume, you could get the 81 or you could get the 60 in your last game. You have to pick between those two. You only get one. Oh, man. I probably go with the 81 because we were like, one game out of making the playoffs that year.

9:09So we needed, literally needed every single game to get into the postseason. So if we had dropped that one, I think we would have been in a serious jeopardy of missing the playoffs that year. So I'll go with the 81. Reggie Miller and I got into a heated discussion like he kept saying, you're going to end your career with 60 and then he put exclamation points on his text message. And I said, but 81 exclamation points. That's, come on. 81 and Reg goes, no, 60 on your last game. I'm just, you know, I'm enjoying the fact is you actually have that big. That's pretty cool. So that's a Kobe after his 81 point performance. Reggie and I still argue about that because I'm like, man, I got a, you know, now that BAM is surpassed Kobe, then I might go, well, all right, I'll take 60 in my final regular season game, final game that I ever played. All right, we'll come up with a poll question. Play of the day, stat of the day, all of that forthcoming. The Max Crosby trade reversed.

10:10And I don't think I can overstate how devastating I think this is for the Raiders. They were going to get two first round draft picks one this year, one next year. Plus their philosophy and free agency probably was, you know, banking on the fact they were getting rid of Max Crosby and his contract and go into the Ravens. So they were had a different philosophy here. Whoever they were going after, how much money they were going to spend. But the Raven said, hey, didn't pass our physical and we're sending him back. This has happened before. Now, it's happened in other sports. Member Carlos Correa with the, the, the, the, the Met's Mark Williams, the Hornets, he was going to go to the Lakers. But in the Ravens have done this before. Now, these weren't big names. Ryan Grant in 2018 failed a physical 2020 Michael Brockers had a agreement with the Ravens, but they were concerned about his left ankle. And that deal fell through as well.

11:10I'm just surprised that the Ravens said, oh, you know, upon further examination, you know, maybe there's long term damage in that knee because it was a torn meniscus. And then they said, because it's going to take time for that to heal, that was what was surprising. Now, I'm sure the Raiders doctor said, you know, he's good to go. And then you trade him. And then the Ravens doctor said, no, we don't like, looks like there's more damage in there. So now the Ravens could be in the market for tray Hendrickson. Now what do they do? And then the Raiders, are you going to get dollar for dollar for Max Crosby now? If he's damaged goods, I mean, this is devastating, I think, for the Raiders. Because Max Crosby is making over $30 million for this year and next year. Can you trade him, but what are you going to get in return? And I think that's the interesting part of this that if he's viewed as damaged goods,

12:11then you're not going to get two first round draft picks. But Max Crosby headed back to the Raiders. Yes, Paulie. Well, we're right on cue, Dan. From Adam Schaefter moments ago, the Ravens and tray Hendrickson reached an agreement on a four year, $112 million contract. Just came through men to go from Adam Schaefter. That's a pivot. Yeah, I thought this was going to happen. Diana Rossini, who's covering the NFL for the athletic shield join us a little later on. Yeah, that one's devastating for the Raiders. Because it felt like, okay, we can move on. Max can go play for a team that can compete for a Super Bowl. We're not ready. We got a couple more years here. We can get our center. We got Mendoza. Get a couple more offensive lineman. Get a couple of wide receivers. We can be respectable this year. But now you have the Max Crosby.

13:13Now, I have to probably walk back my words of the Raiders tanking. If it's true that this knee injury was far more serious than what we're leading on. But Max Crosby did have surgery. I think he knew he had to have surgery. But it's a torn meniscus. You can play through that. He can. But that's where you had this falling out between him and the Raiders front office. Because he wanted to play those last two games. And then it felt like we're going to sit you down. Because the last thing we want to do is win another game. Now looking at that knee. And I don't know how many knee surgeries he's had. But if they're saying that, you know, could be long term damage in there. Then it doesn't sound right. But, you know, the Ravens have every right to be able to do it. It's like, yeah, we're bringing him in. And that change. Look at free agency. It felt like a lot of dominoes fell after Max Crosby went to the Ravens. Yeah, Paul. I'd really love to know the timeline of this.

14:13Did the Raiders, are the Ravens? When did they know they were going to move on from Crosby? And when did they kick the tires on Hendrickson? Did they think maybe a buyer's were more situation where, oh, we can get Hendrickson for the same price and not give up draft picks? I'm curious how the timeline played out in the past 24 hours with all that. Oh, I understand what the Ravens did. Makes more sense knowing the Ravens with their draft picks. They don't give up draft picks. Certainly one in the top 15. And you're going to get Trey Hendrickson. Okay, he's not Max Crosby. And you're going to bring him in. You're going to have to pay him. And it's a longer contract there. But you get to keep your draft picks. Yeah. That is a tough situation for Max Crosby though now. I know. I mean, his value has plummeted. Because I would lowball the Raiders. Now, I give you a first and maybe I give you a third or something. If that. Now, I don't know what the Cowboys say. I don't know how this works with Roshan Gary,

15:14who came over from Green Bay to Dallas. Now, it's not official yet. Could they then say, hey, you know what? We're going to rescind that trade. Like, it's not official yet. You're just agreeing to a trade. I don't think there's anything in writing. But can you until after like four o'clock today? Could they then go, hey, let's go after Max Crosby? I mean, if I'm Dallas, I would do that. If I thought Max Crosby was going to be healthy enough, but the fact that now the Ravens have put that out there, that, you know, he could have long term durability concerns. That's the language that I was given. Long term durability concerns. All right. Seaton, pull question today. What are we going to go with first hour? I appreciate their concern on long term, you know, their concerns about how he's going to hold up over the long term because that's one thing that NFL teams do is they really hold on to their players for a long time.

16:15Yeah. Are they worried about him in his 50s? Yeah. He's not sure, because we're planning on cutting him after the third year, but now it looks more like a year to cut to save money. So that's a little too long term for us. Yeah. We're concerned about how he's going to be walking in his 50s. Long term durability here. What is long term? Is it three years? Two years? Two and a half? Yeah. All right. So what's first hour pull question? I think you're going to find that out after the break. Oh! Okay. Alrighty. Polly famous for the after the break pull question. Yeah. I got the dolphin symbol from him, which is the, looks like a dolphin jumping out of the water. Jumping over after the break. After the break. All right. We'll get to your phone calls coming up. Jason Jackson. He is the voice of the Miami Heat. And he'll join us. Top of next hour. Diana Rossini more on the Max Crosby situation.

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22:28The Ravens have signed the former Bengal edge rusher, Trey Henderson. It's a four year deal worth of reported $112 million. More from Diana Rossini from the Athletics, she'll join us coming up top of the hour. Also check in with our buddy Jason Jackson, the voice of the Miami Heat after BAM out of bio goes for 83. The World Baseball Classic, USA need some help after getting roughed up by Italy. It was eight nothing. They came back, made it close eight six. So it's Italy and Mexico tonight. Italy wins, Italy and Team USA advance. If Mexico wins and scores five or more runs, Mexico and Team USA advance. If Mexico wins, scores four runs or less, Mexico and Italy advance. Yes, Paul. How big of a story do you think this is this morning in Italy? Huge. Really? Yeah. I'm curious how important baseball or maybe just nationalism is.

23:29I don't know if it's, I mean soccer obviously is their national pastime. But I think this is a big deal because all of the nations, all of the countries are involved. And the fact that Italy can show some pride here. Now there's been a lot of baseball players who are from Italian descent. And you got guys who were baseball players in the major leagues who were playing. But I think it's a big deal. Now it doesn't compare to soccer, but I do think it's a big deal because Italy beat Team USA. 8773DP show, email address, dpadampatric.com, Twitter, handle. Dp show. It feels like people are bothered by a bam out of bio getting 83. Like maybe somebody who's scoring 50 or 60 or even 70. Okay. Like his previous high was 43. And I think the free throw element really bothers people. And I understand that. That's an incredible amount of free throws.

24:29Yeah, see. Just still have to make them. You know, I mean, I don't really understand why there is a rush to diminish it. Because we already have three different ways, say in the first 25 minutes of the show, like, well, it's against the Wizards. Yeah, a lot of teams play the Wizards and they don't put up 83 against them. Or somehow now the idea of getting 83 one point at a time is easier than doing it three points at a time. I don't understand that. The 43 free throw attempts concerns me against the Wizards. Marvin brought that up. That doesn't concern me. And I mean, they let him shoot as much as he wanted. They got to a point where Eric Spolster said go after it. It's still you got to score that. I mean, it's 83 points, no matter what. And it's one of those where you look at it and you go, let me look at that again. Because I thought it said 63 and all of a sudden, you know, I realized, and that's 83.

25:34No matter how you look at it, it's still 83 in an NBA game. Yeah, pulling. I saw social media last last night this morning. Some people were bothered by Spolster keeping it in him in after the game was out of hand. But I think bigger picture, it's about passing Kobe. Kobe's a beloved figure. He's no longer with us. He's one of the greats and should be second place to wilt. He feels like, what's this guy doing there? We still love Kobe and want Kobe to have it. Yeah, still 83, man. Yes, Todd. Is it Bush League or some unwritten rule that once he got to like 60, 70 points or they can't triple team this guy, you're already an embarrassing irrelevant team. Why aren't you just throwing everybody to make sure you don't get embarrassed further in the history books by giving up 80 plus points to a guy? Just have four guys on. What if you can't do that? You can't bunch to break up a no hitter. You can't guard somebody with three guys. You can't get 83 points. I don't know. You know, if we could get the wizards somebody on or their coach, we could ask.

26:34What was the philosophy? There, I just gave you a job. Let's get it from the source. Yeah. Yeah, why not just ask the coach. Seems like a reasonable request. Yeah, let's have the wizards coach on. You know his name at the top of my head. Does anybody know the Washington wizards head coach? And don't say Scotty Brooks. Eddie Jordan. Eddie Jordan. Yes, Paul. This gentleman's name is Brian Keefe. Brian Keefe. Okay. That's the entire thing I have. That's it. That's the best person. Yes. Yes, Todd. If Spulcher is going to keep him in to see if he can get 80, 90 points or whatever, then on the other side, they can have four guys cover him, you know, to just counteract it. You're going to try to embarrass us and let him get some record when the game is already out of reach. We're going to make sure he doesn't get it by having all five of our guys just do a circle around him.

27:37I agree. I agree. I wouldn't have let him embarrass me. I would have made sure they were trying to foul other people. I believe. Yes, Marvin. Bam was already embarrassing him by putting up 31 points in the first quarter. So now you're going to start showing us some heart and some effort. Stop here. And I don't know if you pick this moment in the season where you go, hey, we're going to stop being embarrassed. We're going to play hard. Yes, he. But there is almost like this tone of like, Bam, well, like, you're not allowed to pass Kobe's 81. You're not allowed to. So like, I think even there's even the call where they're like, well, out of respect, they're going to pull Bam here before it passes Kobe. Why? Yeah. Why? I think the Kobe element plays a large role in this. You know, we look at Kobe as a dominating score and he put up 81 and he's no longer with us. And how dare Bam get 83 points. I just didn't think, you know, you have to have a creator. You have to have somebody who can shoot three.

28:37Now he shot three. He didn't make him. He was seven for 22. It's the free throws. Because Kobe, I think made 23 throws when he put up 81. Yes, Mark. It's definitely the combination of Kobe and Bam. No, no, no, no. Bam's not supposed to do it. Luca, Victor, KD, one of the iconic young players, Anthony Edwards, whoever. But it's not supposed to be Bam out of bio who's in the hall of very good. It's not supposed to be you who came into the league. It's not a score. He's a guy that catches labs and plays defense. It's not supposed to be you. Yes, both. Bam is absolutely a hall of very good. Three all-star games, very good player for a long time. By the way, he's only 28 years old. I thought he was 33 or 34. Feels like it had been around a long time. Easily could have told me he was 38. And I would have believed you. He's 28 years old. He joined the league in 2017. Was he eight? So it's got a couple of NBA titles. He's an all defensive player, I think four times.

29:38You just don't think that it'd be like Rudy Go Bearer putting up, you know, 70 points. But does Bam have, was he on title teams there, Marvin? He's been to the NBA Finals twice. Finals. Yes. Okay. NBA Finals. All right. Paul, you have a quiz and NBA quiz. I have a quick NBA quiz, Dan. Okay. Needless to say, I didn't have this one ready yesterday. 40 players in NBA history have scored 60 plus points in an NBA regular season game. Can you guess the highest career scoring average and lowest career scoring average of those players? For example, Kobe's 13th all time. He averaged 25 a game for his career. He's 13th all time and guys have scored 60. There's two players who have career averages over 30 who scored 60 in a game. Like did. Correct. And will did. Correct. Both averaged 30.1s for their career.

30:38The lowest career scoring average of anyone to score 60 in a game. Marvin, you want to weigh in on that one? Modern day, Paulie. Yeah. Joe Fulkes from back in the 50s, 60s averaged 16.4. Tom Chambers averaged 18.1. This player is current and active. Okay. And it was jumping Joe Fulkes. Yes. Paulie. Tom Chambers should be in the hall of fame, by the way. Okay. Clay Thompson only averaged 18.7. Only overrated. This player averaged 16.1 for his career and is still playing. He got 60. He got 60 plus. It's BAM out of bio. 16.1. True question. True question. Okay. Very tricky. Very tricky question. I was going to throw a treaty migrating. Woo! Good guess. This is the end.

31:44We don't pay enough attention to the bass line in that stat of the day song. Oh. It's really good. Yeah. It is Clay Thompson still dating. Who is? What's the rapper? Oh, Meg the stallion. Oh. Meg in the stallion? The stallion. Yeah. He's been smiling. He's like, look, I'm not shooting really well, but look how happy I am. Yeah. But man, they give great gifts to each other. Be like, they give cars and expensive watches and stuff. They do. Nice birthday parties. Yeah. Clay, you're not playing? Why? Who cares? Who cares? Chris and Syracuse. Good morning, Chris. What's on your mind? Hey, thanks, Dan. Hey, I got a possible poll question a couple of comments on Max Crosby. Maybe when teams start tree talks, have a rule. Team doctors, clear players first. Then GM's get to ham or not the deal. And I think the Cowboys get a deal done for Max Crosby. Maybe after four o'clock today, trade that line and Gary and some draft picks and get it done.

32:49And possible poll question. I think it's surprise last night. Max Crosby, silver and back. Thank you, Fritzie. Bam 83. USA baseball. Sleep with the fishes. Hmm. Well, a little Italian, a little mafia there with team USA beating. Beat and bite. Get it about it. Swimming with the fishes. Yes, Paul. I was actually just listening to radio, sportiva in Italy, and they're talking soccer. Was it all on? No. Now, could be, you know, segment one was all baseball, segment two. Yeah. Yes. Maybe they started the show. Depending on the rundown, I don't want to impeach there. This is like in Italy, this is like if team USA did well in cricket, we would be like, ah, look at that. You see our cricket team. They just beat. That's really great. That's probably about the same. It's like a kicker story at the end of the hour. Oh, you think? At the end of the news cast. Yeah. And then now for the lighter side of the news. You guys catch what's happening in the world.

33:49They call it the world baseball classic. Yeah. Yes, Mark. Is this a different scenario because these aren't Italians, like they're Italian Americans. Yeah. Right. So it's not the same thing as. Oh, that's true. Right. So it's a bunch of guys that are born here, raised here. They play in America. Oh, but they're Italian American. Italians look at Italian Americans. They're Americans. So I'm not sure if it's accurate. Right. It's not the same. My name is Sicily right now, but. Yeah. They're going crazy in Naples right now. Ah. Yes, Paul. I did look at the Italy baseball roster. There's six guys who are born in Italy. And some live there now who are on the team. And a couple of pitch yesterday. Yeah. Jimmy Skengiel and Tommy Kalamona. I knew they were going to be on the team. Jimmy Skengiel and Tommy Kalamona. I knew it. I'm listening to the morning show. They're going to meet Paul. And they are not touching baseball. Oh. Oh, no. Meet Paul, you got to cover the story. Aiden and Utah.

34:50Hi, Aiden. What's on your mind? Yeah, day and good morning, Howard. Listen, I just want to... You guys hit it right on the head. What a disgusting performance by Batman of Bio. And from Bam out of Bio to be the one to Dietro and Kobe. Are we serious with 43 free throws? This is disgusting. This isn't disgraceful. I have never been more ashamed of modern NBA basketball than seeing that stat life last night. Wait, are you being serious? Dan, it's Luke. Don't you put up 83 or 43 throws. That would be amazing. Are you static? But Bam out of Bio is going to be the one to Dietro and Kobe. I guess he's serious. Yes, he is. Just so we're clear, we're talking about Dietro and Kobe from second place. Correct? There was not a record set you last night. No records were set yesterday. Just one guy went from second to third because a new guy moved into second, right? So we're dethroning somebody from second place.

35:50Yes. And Aiden is not happy about it. Jeffrey in Louisiana. Hi, Jeffrey. Hey, Dan. First time long time, 66-250. Hey, just kind of my comments on Bam, I was pretty kind of conflicted initially with the emotional attachment to Kobe growing up and all of that. And, you know, trying to see passing like, yeah, it's a heck of an achievement. But ultimately, the end of that game kind of turned into a forest where, to Todd's point, they were trying to triple team him every single possession. All the Miami guys were missing free throws and immediately following the other team just to get more possessions, strictly to get Bam more shot. So it didn't really, it wasn't really basketball at the end, which was kind of a shame. But I mean, all credit to Bam, he had to put the ball through the hoop. Yeah. I mean, once again, I didn't see the game. I actually went to NBA.com and I was following along, you know, with just, when they would update the numbers,

36:51the stats, the score. And, you know, Paul, he was like, you know, Adabayo's got 60 and I'm like, damn. I think we should change his name to damn, Adabayo, set of Bam. Okay. All right. What are you thinking, Todd? I got distracted by a guest-related situation. So I'm going to not pretend and say 11 or something like that. Okay. It's okay. It's all right. I thought you were leaning in to say something. Yeah, he's saying something to a guest. You don't want that leaning from Todd. Oh, uh-oh. Tursely worded email right there. I'm fired off as we speak. I could tell you. Uh-oh. Okay. Per my last email. Yeah. Yeah. I hope this finds you well. Wow. Damn. Todd. Uh, Andrew in Washington. Hi, Andrew. Hey, good morning, Dan Danette. I think the first mistake that Max Crosby made was a Raider Nation for life in his opening presser.

37:52I hope. Hey, Anderson doesn't say who to A before he started his Baltimore Ravens presser. But anyways, with the BAM out of bio, uh, just 83 points. I got to say it's a 47 point game with, uh, record free throws of 36. To the 36 free throws were double the amount Coby needed. Coby actually shot over 50% in his 81 point game. BAM out of bio is the only player to score 70 points or more and shoot less than 50% in a game. That kind of tell you that second half after he had 43 in the first half was already like, just feeding them the ball to see what we can do with this game. The game is meaningless unlike the Raptors and the Lakers. The reason why we say defroamed Coby is because like you said at the beginning, did anybody really see Wilts game and sort of like Babe Ruth called shot. There's photos of, but there's no real evidence. And so we see video these days. So video sells us that Coby's direct and BAM has the most free throws in a 47 point game. All right.

38:53Well, we didn't really see Coby's, um, man, I mean, that was against Toronto. And it wasn't a nationally televised game. But, um, I'm sure this will be under the microscope with the, the last three minutes there of what Miami was doing and what Washington was doing. But it's still 83. I think it's easy to dismiss because we don't look at him as a score. And he's, and he's not. So how did he do it? We got all these free throws. But he's still, it's 83. 10 years from now, it's still 83. 20 years from now, it's still 83. And you know, we'll soften this when it comes to, yeah, but he had all those free throws. SGA shoots more free throws than anybody in the NBA. He's the MVP and going to be MVP again this year. Yeah. See, I didn't realize that Coby's 81 had was zero free throws.

39:53Get 20 free throws. I didn't realize, right? And like the, I'm going to guess that the, his last, how many points? Yes, Paul. It's a big semantics topic. If you want to say who the greatest scores are, you have to go in order and bam, a second. If you say greatest performances in NBA history, none of those games might be in it. Or at least the first two might not be in it. Someone could say a Jordan game or an Isaiah Thomas game or whatever it may be. That'd be more judgey. Yeah. It's, I mean, we're pretty cruel here with the, uh, Bam out of bio performance. How dare he, it's like, how dare you do that? I had a little respect. Yeah. Like what? Last night was one, it was a legendary night on social media last night, especially, uh, Twitter. I mean, just people just had all these think pieces on, you know, Coby's night and Bam's night. What it means for the modern NBA and back in my day.

40:53It was just, I was up for another hour, just reading. Man, this is a long, three piece Frank Isola. But, but you have, you know, when Coby was playing, it was a close game. Well, it wasn't a close game. And last night wasn't a close game. So therefore, you're getting garbage buckets. Coby was playing in the context of this is a competitive basketball game. Well, I don't even think they, when Wilt got his 100th point, I think they ended the game. I think there were maybe less than 60 seconds left in that game. I think people came on to the floor if memory serves me correct. But, but I don't know if, you know, they got on the feet, you know, got on the court. And therefore, it wasn't a special basketball game. Let's throw that out there. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Let me take a break here. We got a settle on a poll question. We'll check in with the Miami Heat coming up more on what's going on with Max Crosby and the Raiders and the Ravens and the Ravens with Tray Hendrix in.

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45:58Check this out... Cooper has it, tries to spin away from Drew. Who has it? Bam has it. Get it up! Throw it down with the right hand. Hammer! to be the finest single game score in the history of the Miami Heat. He got up. He threw it down for one of if not the most delicious. Bam sandwich of his career. courtesy of the Miami Heat radio and a bam sandwich. Jason Jackson with the call. He'll join us coming up top of the next hour. Play of the day brought to you by Panini America, the hottest rookies, biggest super stars, the old time grades, the only place to collect them all. Panini trading cards, the official trading cards of the Dan Patrick show, instant classic autograph cards, memorabilia cards, rare inserts, started to continue collection now. PaniniAmerica.net. Calvin in Ohio. Good morning, Calvin. What's on your mind today? Hey, good morning, Dan. First time long time. Six, three, two, 20-ish.

46:59I just wanted to call and thank you. You in the show for introducing me to Steven Wilson Jr. I got the pleasure to see him in concert last night in Cleveland. He was phenomenal and again, just wanted to call and say thank you. Well, thank you, Calvin. Yeah, I've heard from a lot of people who heard Steven Wilson Jr. the third on our show last year and have followed along with his tour, getting a lot of recognition and, uh, rightfully so, wonderful songwriter. He's one of those and, you know, Chris Stapleton's another one. They would write songs. They didn't think that they were good enough to sing those songs, perform those songs. And I still love the quote from Darius Rucker. Chris Stapleton has written over a thousand songs and he wrote a song for Darius Rucker. And Darius realized how talented Chris Stapleton was and Chris says, hey, I got this song for you and Darius goes, whatever you do, don't sing it because Darius knew that he wouldn't be able to sing it as well as Chris Stapleton. And Steven Wilson, good for you. He's out there hitting the road all over the

48:03world, all over the world. All righty. Did you find out if the Wilt 100 point game in Hershey, Pennsylvania, actually the clock ran out? Yeah, did people run on the floor before the clock ran out? A little bit of both. Some people ran on the floor when Wilt got 100. Then they resumed the game and they played the final 46 seconds. But the reason people think he was not completed because Wilt Chamberlain said he didn't remember anything after the 100 points and think he thought they stopped the game when Wilt was interviewed. Here's the kicker. They tried to find out if it did get played WCAU, the radio broadcast, the engineer recorded over the game the next day because they were needed to use the tape for something else. So the game was, there's nothing more classic radio than this, by the way. The game was recorded over. And eventually they found the fourth quarter was rolled on by another person. And then a college student who missed the game

49:04at some small college in the Northeast at UMass recorded the 3M rebroadcast of the game on the radio station and gave it to the NBA years later. Otherwise, there would be no audio proof that the game ever happened. That's one of those. It's Hershey, Pennsylvania. It wasn't in Philadelphia. Hershey, PA, Austin in North Dakota. Good morning, Austin. What's on your mind? What's up, Dan? How's it going, man? I'm coming on the band at a bio game, of course. People aren't mad that it's just the fact that he scored a three, right? I mean, it's modern day NBA. It's how they went about it late, missing free throws intentionally, intentionally fouling to get more possessions while you're up 30 late. I mean, that's disgusting. And let me just say this, too. Could you imagine Adrian Peterson's rushing record, single game on the line, and a team is up by three presenters and they're going to onside kick it. Oh, let's just go over the top so we can get this record. I mean, completely fraudulent. Need to be an asterisk behind it. I can't get over

50:10that. Again, not the fact you scored a three. It is what is modern NBA, but how is that not blatant stat padding and just overall unethical? All right. Thank you, Austin. Yes, Hayden. It is a little like to Austin's point. It is a little stray handish, with far taken to dive. Yeah. I mean, I don't know if he really did take a dive. You could certainly say that it's one play compared to a series of plays. I do get that point. I do. When you're fouling, when you're letting the other team score so Bam can get more shot, yes. I mean, I understand all of that. He's still scored 83. I still have to come back to that. He scored 83. I don't know what happened in the wild game. I mean, Paul, I know as he got a hundred. Yes, Paul. If you're a Kobe fan, this only bothers you if you let it bother you. You could still look at Kobe's game and say the Lakers needed a win in a real natural basketball

51:14game that was competitive for fourth quarters. The cat scored 81 when they were trying to stop him for four quarters. Yes. It was legitimate because it was a game. It was a true game, a contest between both of these teams. Last night, even with Will, you know, there were big leads. And then it became how many points can you score? How can we help facilitate that? Jason Jackson was on the call for the Miami Heat. We'll have him defend Bam out of IO and Eric Spolstra and their philosophy towards getting this incredible night. Albert too on the way right after this. Tires matter. They're the only part of your vehicle that touches the road. Tread confidently with new tires from tire rack, whether you're looking for expert recommendations or know exactly what you want. Tire rack makes it really easy. Fast, free shipping, free road hazard protection, convenient installation options, and the best selection of continental tires. Go to tire rack.com slash stand, see their continental test results, tire ratings and reviews, and be sure to check out

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