The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz - Local Hour: Weakened Observations

Episode Date: August 7, 2024

Today's cast: Dan, Stugotz, Billy, Jessica, Roy, and Tony. Is it possible that a Miami Marlin really made his debut with a strikeout due to a Pitch Clock violation? Then, we have a new name for whenev...er Stugotz delivers his Weekend Observations several days late. The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz presents: Stugotz's Weakened Observations. Stu delivers takes on John Mayer, Scottie Scheffler, Wheaties, U.S. Soccer, and his Top 5 Athletes Who Connote Something You Might Find In Your Nachos. Plus, David Samson's dreams have come true as we welcome in Ellis "The Candy Man" Dawson, the Director of National Team Operations for Team USA Basketball, to discuss his role carrying around candy for athletes and coaches alike at the Olympics. We ask him about the candies athletes like the most, the international candy exchange, and his candy storage techniques during our intense journalistic endeavor. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:01:15 Trademarks owned by Becle, SAB, the CV, copyright 2024, prĂ³ximo. Jersey City, New Jersey, please drink responsibly. StuGott, what are we going to do about the fact that your weekend observations again are on a Wednesday? We have not gotten to them the last couple of days and very often, we are doing your weekend observations closer to the next weekend than to the one we previously had. Are your weekend observations ready? They've been ready, yeah. They're ready to go today and a Wednesday hump day, Dan-o.
Starting point is 00:01:50 Okay, so can we like, very early in the show, can we do your weekend observations? Sure. Because I don't know why it is that this keeps happening where your weekend observations are not on Monday. I think I have a solution for this problem for you guys. So we're calling it weekend observations. And if you say it quick enough,
Starting point is 00:02:08 you can say week in observations. And then these are just two guys who says week in observations, because they're in the week. And then they're right on time. Saved. Weekend observations. Or just the EAK. Or just week, yeah.
Starting point is 00:02:20 Or just week observations or midweek observations. Weekends is good too. Weekend observations? Okay, how do we change the imaging? We need to change the imaging, bring my father in and change everything. So he says weekend instead of weekend. Jess, you haven't seen this side of my father. Billy and Chris, when my father was, I don't think Tony's seen this side of my father
Starting point is 00:02:43 either. When my father was on Highly Questionable,'s seen this side of my father either, when my father was on highly questionable, he morphed in front of everyone's eyes into a total diva that didn't want to be corrected on Gonzalo, we need you to say it, weakened, not weekend. And he didn't understand and he'd just get mad at everybody. I don't want to see that side of Poppy. I just want to see the Colombo loving, happy, sweet man that I know. The Poppy that I know from when I started was if there wasn't pizza on Fridays, he was very upset.
Starting point is 00:03:11 Well, this is part of it. Is that the same timeline? Well then get him pizza. I mean, geez. And then he had like this weird like blaze pizza phase. He did, yeah. It wasn't a weird phase. My father was crushing LeBron James on air for seven years and then LeBron sent him like 30 Blaze pizzas and my father was just purchased at that point. He stopped criticizing him because of how delightful the pizza was.
Starting point is 00:03:36 Bobby was great with brand loyalty. Like whatever sponsor there was for HQ, like that's what he was going to use for whatever that product was. Yeah, but his takes meant nothing. Did you hear what Dan just said? He was bought with pizza. Yeah, I mean Can't rip my father too much for that But Billy did you ever see Roy? Did you ever see? Papi's total diva side like did you see how he became a television star right in front of you?
Starting point is 00:04:06 Yes, I've gone through it. I ran lines with them You some a particular man and he's you know thought that he knew what was best in certain situations and then did we have to in the post production process have to Combine words and take an e sound from this word and put it in an s sound here to make the word make sense yeah maybe we had to do that from time to time but who cares poppy how it works yeah what is the most pissed any of you saw him hmm I think throwing papers up in the air like ah this again buddy yeah he just wanted to putter around the house. He was mad at me at the end for making him work.
Starting point is 00:04:50 I mean, but who amongst us doesn't want to reach that point, right? I want to putter too. God, I wish I could retire now. Already there. All of you want to just putter around the house? Ah, have a good putter. This is not the thing saying to somebody who's trying to run a company who needs you guys
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Starting point is 00:05:37 because I do not know if something that someone has written me is true. And my knowledge of the present Marlins is so bad that I don't know how to pronounce this person's name but someone has written in that a Marlin named Christian Pache made his major league debut by striking out on a pitch clock violation. Oh wow. Tell me that's true please. Tell me that somebody, that somebody's first major league at bat was ended
Starting point is 00:06:10 because the person couldn't adhere to time restrictions. It is true. It is absolutely true. That's the first time that that's happened, right? Like that has not happened to a major league player before where your first at bat instead of an emotional celebratory time is instead an epic failure where you can't keep track of time because you're so nervous. It's a tricky situation you have to be set with
Starting point is 00:06:33 eight seconds left why do we still have eight seconds left if I've been done with eight seconds like it happened to anyone I mean it's only happened to one person right happened to anyone but how long has the pitch clock been how long has that rule been in? Like two seasons. Two seasons. You're just learning of this? No, no, no, no. I'm saying Dan's saying it's never happened to anyone before but it's only been implemented for two years. Well no, people have struck out with pitch clock violations before. I don't think anyone in their debut has done that. Okay. Also I've learned Larry Brown Sports is still a thing because they wrote an article
Starting point is 00:07:00 about this. Wow. Good day for us. Congratulations. It was on a sack bunt attempt so maybe he was nervous about having to lay. Good day for us. Congratulations. It was on a sack bunt attempt, so maybe he was nervous about having to lay down the sack bunt. I mean, the thing with bunts, like, you got to put your hands in a very specific place. You don't want to get your fingers hurt. It was his Marlins debut, right? Not his MLB debut.
Starting point is 00:07:15 I don't know anything about this human being. I don't even know how to pronounce his name. I don't know. I believe it was just his Marlins debut. So, mm. If it's his major league debut and they say, hey, go up and lay down a sack bunt. I'm saying no. Like, hey, don't put me up there to lay down a sack bunt. It's my first bat in the majors. I want to hit a dong. I
Starting point is 00:07:33 mean, he's played like a couple hundred games in the majors. Alright, so he he was traded from the Phillies to the Orioles last week and then the Orioles designated him for assignment after one at bat, it looks like and then the Marlins claimed him off waivers So it seems like in the history of baseball no one has struck out with a pitch-clack violation in their first at bat. Hmm excellent Other than that congratulations to the Marlins setting records all over the place. Hey, they're not that bad They could be worse Marlins 2024 quote. They could be worse. Marlins 2024 quote, they could be worse. Could be the White Sox. Well I sent a note last night just I just last night I sent a note hey
Starting point is 00:08:10 the rest of this season I want to be the international leader in covering whether or not the White Sox are the worst team ever. Like I want to see if they can break what I thought was an unbreakable record in our most historic sport Whether they could fail to win 40 games in a season. They're getting hot. They got they won one They won last night against Oakland. They did they to end their 21 to end their 21 game losing streak Oh, man, I feel like this is a glass houses situation though Like we can't be the people to talk about if they're the worst team ever because that'll just piss off all the fans
Starting point is 00:08:48 that are then like, well, you're Marlins fans. Like, oh. No, but Jessica, nobody's ever been this bad. Like we really are headed toward a special place with these White Sox where they've been playing, you know, this goes back to whatever, you know, the St. Louis spider webs or whatever eight of the 1800s Like nobody has ever been this bad that wasn't a team name
Starting point is 00:09:11 No, but something like that, you know what I'm talking about They're the crazy old-timey names where all the players were named Heine and and it was the late 1800s and you know the pitchers would have 60 complete games in a season I'm very late to the White Sox party, but I saw yesterday Ozzy Giean, and I saw that it was the Clippers from like 2020, where he was just talking about how much he hated Nick Swisher, like on the post game show,
Starting point is 00:09:35 pre game show, whatever. I don't think the White Sox know what they have in Ozzy Giean doing pre and post game work. Like this seems incredible because most teams, if they're not having the best season don't have their analysts just ripping the team and ripping former players where he flat out just said I hated Nick Swisher. They're like well and like I didn't talk to him I just hated him and they're like well he was only on the team for one season he's like one season too long.
Starting point is 00:09:58 Hated Nick Swisher. There are two things that I would say about Ozzy Ghee and just having seen the entirety of his playing career and his managing career. And the second, the second most interesting thing I would say is I can't believe he's a champion. The first is I can't believe he was a manager. The idea that they're putting him on the broadcast given that he's always been that he's always talked that way in terms of Marlins debuts Christian Pesces is only Better than Ozzy Gions, which included becoming the Marlins manager and immediately praising Fidel Castro That's right That a press conference thing was it it any? No, it was a Time Magazine interview. Oh, gee.
Starting point is 00:10:46 It was a Time Magazine interview introducing him to the local fan base. Here's our new shiny new managerial hire, our champion, Ozzy Gian. What's the one thing you can't say? Ah, I kind of liked some of the things that Fido Castro did. Well, no, I think for some context, I think what he said is he respected the fact that Castro hadn't been assassinated after being a dictator for 60 years. Keeping power. He's like, I respect the fact that he's still alive.
Starting point is 00:11:13 And it's like, how's he- So not praise, respect thing. It's still, read the room. I have this from his Wikipedia page. I love Fidel Castro. I respect Fidel Castro. You know why? A lot of people have wanted to kill Fidel Castro for the last 53 years
Starting point is 00:11:27 But that mofo is still here. Yeah, the context got lost. No one heard anything after I love Fidel Castro You can't start with that. Bad opening line. I respect Fidel Castro as a bad second line. No one heard it. Yeah, well, it's not just that no one heard it. He was speaking to a bunch of people who are in their second language, understand I love Fidel Castro and nothing else that he said.
Starting point is 00:11:52 Like so. So that's all they got and that's how he opened his career. St. Louis' original baseball team was called the Brown Stockings. Wow. Just letting you know. There were spiders.
Starting point is 00:12:03 There was the Cleveland spiders and I made it the spider webs. Spider webs? I was doing something. Spidey webs. The Spidey webs is what I made them. Leaving a web. Go ahead and find me any information you want on late 1800 team names that you find funny, player names, player stats, and the white socks are worse than any of them because we're really headed toward historic place and i'd like our show to celebrate this incompetence in a way that is worthy i don't want to celebrate the good teams i want to celebrate one that is there's only one team in baseball that's looking to do
Starting point is 00:12:36 something that's never been done before and with not being able to win forty games in a major league season so that's i'm not kidding you when i tell you i do believe a triple a team can win forty major league baseball games a triple a team that is legitimately not a major league team just a triple a team but put on the poll at lebatard show can a triple a baseball team win forty major league games the orioles had like a crazy i think triple a double a team to start the season and they were all hit their own p s was like all like twelve and they're all hitting like 400 and they called all of them up.
Starting point is 00:13:09 They're all major leaguers just playing triple-a. That's why I keep telling Stugats that team's gonna be good for ten years. Stugats, important question. Did the White Sox make it into weekend observations and is it now rendered useless because they've won a game? Perhaps yes, actually I just checked them out. Do you not remember your white socks observations? I mean I know writing all of I did it on Saturday. I mean Taylor doesn't write all of them I mean, I wish he would write all of them. He doesn't write all of them. He writes some of them Yes, there's the Gastonia honey hunters Hmm, there's a National League team called the Chicago Orphans.
Starting point is 00:13:46 Aww. Jessica is into the most recent Hard Knocks that came on because it's about their bears and I learned that A, most of our show is still behind on the Giants and Billy Gill's still got two dolphin hard knock episodes to get to. What? I'm waiting to see how last season ended still. Really?
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Starting point is 00:15:16 His name is Bo. Wow. I think Billy typed an eight instead of a B, fine. It's a clear as day of my chinoise. StuGuts! Number 8! It's Chris Corner on the line, cc! This is the Don LeBattar Show with the StuGuts!
Starting point is 00:15:41 Are you ready to do weekend observation, StuGuts? Weekend observation? I am ready, Dan-o. Alright, are you ready to do weekend observations, Stu Gots? Weekend observations? I am ready, Dan-O. All right. Are you ready, Billy Gill? Very late, way too late. White socks. Here are the weekend obsor- that is good.
Starting point is 00:15:55 That is the way to do it. If we're going to not do it on Monday, they should be called the weekend observations. It is time for Stu Gatz to share his game notes. No one in the media will tell you what happened better than my boy Stu. Weekend Observations brought to you by Miller Lite. Great taste. Just 96 calories available for delivery. Din!
Starting point is 00:16:22 It had been over 20 years since an American could claim this title when in 2004 Justin Gatlin sprinted his way to gold Then came Usain Bolt's reign for three straight Olympic cycles in 2020 an Italian even claimed it for the first time ever But this year in Paris after a photo finish, it was Noah Lyles standing atop the podium. And Dan, just like that, make no mistake about it.
Starting point is 00:16:56 America's claim for the fastest man in the world is back. It's been a while, man. Yeah. 2004. Feels good, right? the world is back. It's been a kind of hogged everything for a while. Yes, we have forgotten that run is over. It is the Italian guy came in and and now we're back. Yes, we are back.
Starting point is 00:17:19 Yeah and he's promising. He's promising gold in two in the two hundred as well. Hmm. Lyle's won it by one 200th of a second. Track and field. Game of inches. US men's soccer. The gift that keeps on giving and losing. John Mayer playing the sphere with a broken index finger. Hockey player. Did you see that?
Starting point is 00:17:44 I did not his index finger the most important finger for a guitarist about that put it on the pole I played at Levitt show is index finger the most important finger for a guitarist and also it's two guts I would just recommend to everybody in an audience go listen to John Mayer with Conan O'Brien it was super interesting the. The dead and company, what are they called now? Dead and Company? That seems like everybody's just on drugs in the audience, right, for the most part? Confirmed, yeah. Alright, so that seems like the easiest one to fake.
Starting point is 00:18:17 Perhaps. I'm just, if anyone is not actually playing, it seems like that's the prime spot to do that Are you saying that John Mayer wasn't playing the guitar? I didn't say that I'm just saying if anyone if there was ever an opportunity to get one by a crowd that seems like the crowd to get one To get one by you're right just lay down tracks put it on the pole at Leviton show juju Easier crowd to fool that you're playing fake music grateful dead crowd or easier crowd to fool that you're playing fake music. Grateful Dead crowd or what is the electronic music? Is it called EDM?
Starting point is 00:18:52 Yes. Yes. Which one? Which one is it? Is it Grateful Dead or is it the stuff that Mike Ryan's listening to all the time? Well, they just push play and then they just like, and then they jump out, and then they take off their crazy heads.
Starting point is 00:19:06 Everybody has a crazy head. Guess they're all ugly or something, I don't know. Drugs? A lot of drugs. Yeah. America leads the total medal count by over 25. You know what everyone else is doing, Dan O? Losing?
Starting point is 00:19:22 Playing for second place. By the way, America, how about you weave in a few more golds? They have. I don't like the metal count. I don't care about the silvers. I don't care about the bronzes. Who is leading in gold medals? It's all I care about. It's not us. I don't think it's us. It's Sunday though. I believe it is us now. This is Sunday. When I wrote that over the weekend, they were not leading in gold medals. Weekend observations. Skip Ailes retired. Fox Sports wants Nick Wright to be the face of the network.
Starting point is 00:19:54 The rare face of the network that has a face for radio. Love you Nick. What happened? John Rahm was up four shots with eight holes to go and didn't even medal. Total collapse. All-time choke job. Hasn't been the same since he joined Liv. I told you that, Dan, I told you a while ago that John Rahm is struggling with his decision
Starting point is 00:20:21 to sign up with Liv. He cannot look anyone in the eye. I'm serious. he can't. He hasn't been the same golfer. You think it's because of that? Yes. I think Liv is for guys who don't care that much about golf, only care about the majors, like Brooks Koepka, that's fine.
Starting point is 00:20:38 And for guys who are well past their prime. They're not for a guy who won the Masters in the US Open. I mean, they're not. He told you this a long time ago I did Thank you. By the way the United States lead by two and gold medals over China. All right stand corrected Jessica when you say he told you this a long time ago. No one Was out in front on Elon Musk
Starting point is 00:21:00 More than Stu gots Stu Gatz was the first person who arrived with public criticism of Elon Musk as a phony. Thank you, Stu. Thank you, Stu. Thank you, Stu. You're welcome. I was just trying to imitate his slur. You call everyone a fraud though,
Starting point is 00:21:19 like eventually you'll be right. Oh. Scotty Scheffler didn't win. John Rahm lost. Scotty Scheffler didn't win. John Rahm lost. Scotty Scheffler, the first golfer ever to win a gold medal, a green jacket, and an orange jumpsuit in the same year. It's never been done before. Imagine going from unlawful imprisonment to winning gold for your country. Scotty Scheffler, the American dream. they should put him on a Wheaties box Jeff Darlington
Starting point is 00:21:52 What could have been? Novak Djokovic has now won everything there is to win in tennis the D and Djokovic Stands for debate over You just brought something up here that I, does Wheaties still do that? Like is Wheaties gonna take an Olympian, one American Olympian and put them on the box? Is that something that they still do? It should be Scotty in the jumpsuit. I mean.
Starting point is 00:22:14 Can you guys find out for me? I haven't seen a Wheatie box in years. I think they went to just online now. Oh boy. Are you asking the last time Wheaties put an athlete on a box? I'm asking if it's a still. You just mentioned something and I'm wondering if your weekend observation is not only dated from this weekend, but is 10 years dated because Wheaties no longer does that.
Starting point is 00:22:42 I've got a very, very exciting update for the Wheaties no longer does that. I've got a very very exciting update for the Wheaties box. I went on to Amazon. The most current Wheaties box you could buy has JJ Watt on it. Oh Jesus. Let's get it for a little JJTJ Watt double. Why? Running. But why? I don't know. I'm on the Wheaties website. They have Billie Jean King with a autograph on it right now. Is on the website currently. From like 1970? No. That's some old cereal. That cereal's gonna poison you if it's 50 years old.
Starting point is 00:23:11 You said they went online, I mean. Find out for me if Wheaties is gonna put, put it on the poll at Levitard Show. Is Wheaties gonna put an Olympic athlete on the box? I found an article, but it's behind a paywall. Oh. Uh-oh. It should be Scheffler in the orange jumpsuit, though, right?
Starting point is 00:23:30 It's a good idea. I mean, the colors don't match up because the Wheaties box is orange. You have an orange jumpsuit. It might be tough to decipher Scheffler in the box. You know what I'm saying? Where does Scheffler stop in the box start? I mean.
Starting point is 00:23:41 I feel like you're ripe for kind of like making fun of it, right, where you just kind of like draw his face and then you drew like a collar. And then it's like implied, like this is the, you're like, oh, they just drew his head. It's like, no, that's the jumpsuit. Wheaties is tricking you. Trinity Robbman, holy shit.
Starting point is 00:23:59 Updated list of top five most important goals in US soccer history. Number five, the shot heard around the world. Which one was that? You're not familiar with that shot. Is that Landon Donovan? No, it's the shot that got the US into the first World Cup. I mean, geez, know your soccer man. What year? Lexington and Concord. Jeez. What year was it? I don't know.
Starting point is 00:24:26 Okay, you're criticizing me for not knowing. Can you give us any more information on your number five? There was a goal, Dan, and I don't know who scored it. I don't know what year he scored the goal, but it was the goal called the shot heard around the world because it got the US to their first World Cup, that goal. This is one of the ones you wrote, I'm assuming. Mm hmm. Number four. Landon Donovan. 2011 World Cup.
Starting point is 00:24:52 Unfortunately. 2010. Excuse me. Number three. Christian Pulisic's penis. Header. Number two. Robman. Number one, Brandy Chastain. Take your shirt off. Here come the White Sox. Wait a minute. When you wrote this from the weekend. It was Marlins. They had one too straight. I was doing some math and the White Sox are 12 games behind the other worst team in the MLB, the Miami Marlins. But the worst team ever is the 1962 Mets? The worst team ever, what the White Sox are chasing is 42 wins, I think, is the lowest number in the history of the sport. Death, Taxes, and Mike Trout out for the season.
Starting point is 00:25:44 Trouty. Team USA's three- three on three men's team won't medal and was eliminated After losing 21 to 6 to the Netherlands. What an embarrassment the Dutch we can't lose to the Dutch in basketball In any form one on one two one two three on three five on five. You can't lose to the Dutch They lost 21-6. I know, can't do it, embarrassment. I have a confession. I don't know when any Olympic events are on. Sorry about that.
Starting point is 00:26:18 And where to find them. Is there a calendar? I've been too afraid to ask. It's got the internet. You don't know how to- I feel like I'm watching things live I'm not watching them live they've already been played out I watched the 200 meter hurdles last night my daughter told me who won
Starting point is 00:26:32 before the race started. It's a disaster. Oh my god you're my grandfather I've told you the story of tricking my 80 year old grandfather with a World Series classic game by telling him before the pitch was thrown, I think Jim Layritz is gonna hit a home run here. You're my grandfather. You're not helping. I mean, that's crazy, Stu Gantz. Everybody's watching the Olympics. All you have to do is-
Starting point is 00:26:56 It's a confession. I mean, it wasn't hard. I feel better now. I think Peacock's been great for the Olympics. So NBC has the rights to the Olympics. Peacock's their streaming partner, but you can watch any event that you want at any point in time on Peacock. It's just there, you just have to search for it. You can watch it. So if you miss an event, you can watch it in its
Starting point is 00:27:14 entirety just by clicking the thing. Have you guys heard a single complaint about the Peacock coverage? Anything? Like usually nothing- This is out on Peacock, by the way. It's on me. No, I know, but I'm just saying that my daughter the way that things are consumed in this country Nothing gets universal applause Everything comes with criticism. What's the biggest criticism you've heard of the Olympic coverage too much Chad Collins worth for me Was it Jack Chas Collins worth Was it Jack?
Starting point is 00:27:44 Chaz Collinsworth? I think I called him Chad. That should be his name. I would imagine that Chris Collinsworth would name his son Chaz. Is it Jack? Yeah, with no K by the way. Couple of C's, cutting it up. Congratulations to my friend Dwight Freeney for his induction into Pro Football's Hall of Fame.
Starting point is 00:28:09 I've said it before and I'll say it again. He should have gotten in on the first ballot. You know what the F in Freeney stands for, Dan? First ballot. First ballot Hall of Famer, you nailed it, Devin Hester. I love you. But if Josh Cribbs gets inducted into Pro Football's Hall of Fame, I'll stop caring about the Hall of Fame. You know what the C in Crib stands for?
Starting point is 00:28:30 Not Canton. Julius Peppers, inducted into Pro Football's Hall of Fame. Pep. Taylor. Julius Peppers gave Michael Jordan credit in his Hall of Fame speech. That's how you do a speech. Taylor, top
Starting point is 00:28:52 five athletes that can note something you might find in your nachos. But that's number five. Alright, let's see. This should be good. Chip Kelly. Strong start. Number four. Julius Peppers. Number three. Billy Bean. You shaking your head because peppers, jalapeno,
Starting point is 00:29:17 jalapeno peppers, right? No, you're shaking your head. Why are you shaking your head? I'm shaking my head because a Billy Bean passed away yesterday. And Mad Dog was confused about which Billy Bean. And he did a whole eulogy for because a Billy Bean passed away yesterday Yeah, and Mad Dog was confused about which Billy Bean and I did a whole eulogy for a Billy Bean No, and then he found out it was not a Billy Happens no, I wrote this though on Saturday Billy Bean was still alive. So well the other Billy Beans rice
Starting point is 00:29:38 respect can cross it out number two corn elder Cross it out. Number two, corn elder. Need a mic for that. Do like a Santa Fe kind of nacho? Corn nacho. Corn, yes.
Starting point is 00:29:51 Oh, I get in the tortilla chips. In the tortilla chips. Corn elder. In the chips. I was picturing corn in my nachos, but okay, fair enough. Number one, chili Davis. Good list. Thank you. I mean, Chilly Davis. Good list. Thank you.
Starting point is 00:30:07 I mean, corn. I'm sorry. It's okay. You would think nachos would be my specialty. To anybody complaining about the new kickoff rules, shut up. You're not gonna like the onside rules. You can't do it if you're winning. You've got to announce that you're doing the onside rules you can't do it if you're losing if you're
Starting point is 00:30:25 Winning you you've got to announce that you're doing the onside kick. You can only do it in the fourth quarter You're not gonna like those. Yeah The Braves have a guy named nacho alvarez jr. Oh, man. I missed It's a big whiff by me. You don't put nachos in your nachos. That's right. Thank you. I do Nachos on top put nachos in your nachos. That's true. Thank you. I do. Nachos on top of nachos? I put nachos in my nachos, yes. Now I wrote this over the weekend again. The White Sox have lost 20 straight games.
Starting point is 00:30:56 The last time the White Sox won a game, Dan was still in Africa. Skipping the White Sock stuff is an option it's available to you if you're quick on your feet if you're light on your feet I understand random baseball thoughts from the golf course how many more pages do you have there we've got a lot of gummy we've got two segments we gotta get to this can't go much longer than this
Starting point is 00:31:23 random baseball thoughts from the golf course on a gummy. Every team in the early 2000s thought they were an Octavio D'Otello way from competing. Do you agree? I do. Jesse Orozco, pitched in 1979 and 2003. You know what that's called, Dan-O? Across decades. know what? That's called Dano across decades. Wait,
Starting point is 00:31:51 what? 1979 to 2003. It's amazing. Yeah. Damn. Yeah. I had to look it up. Someone said it to me on the golf course. I was in a gummy. I didn't believe him. I looked it up. It's true. Anyway, Michael Jordan should try baseball again.
Starting point is 00:32:05 He'd make this White Sox team. Put this on the poll. If you make a trade with the Marlins, do you automatically win the trade? Watching Sports Center over the weekend with Zubin Mahenti, and was thinking to myself, Zin J Williams Keyshawn Johnson strange pairing That is right where ESPN gave up on radio hmm right there That show that right there not us
Starting point is 00:32:37 No, we made a we may be the reason they gave up on another bleep this none of this is worth it We got a big empire over here. No one's listening to radio anymore. Why are we paying anybody? Matt Carpenter, still playing. Still a Cardinal. Amazing. Carp, the most prepared I've ever been for an interview
Starting point is 00:32:58 was last week when I thought the 1980 NL MVP, Mike Schmidt was coming on. Can we book George Brett next week? When Ohtani makes contact with the baseball, it looks like it's going to the moon. Home runs should count for more if they go a certain distance. Track it as a stat.
Starting point is 00:33:19 Moon shots. I like that. Yeah. I like that as a good idea. It is a good idea. You're always in the game. If you hit it a certain distance it counts as five runs I don't think it carried away. That's the way I would do it There is a way to do we ran out of music on the bed. Yeah, it's only 17 minutes long
Starting point is 00:33:39 Circling back to golf One thing that got lost from the final round, with Scheffler shooting a 62, was the up and down Tommy Fleetwood needed to secure a silver medal. 34 yards out, across the green, hell of an up and down, speaking of hell, or Pryles. Dan, those are the weakened observations. George Brett of the Wall Street Journal next. I'm watching the Summer Games and I can tell you that with all the blood, sweat, and tears that these athletes lose during competition, they need all the hydration that they can get.
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Starting point is 00:35:13 One, two, three, Brett. One, two, three, Brett! This is the Don Lebatard Show with the Stugatz. This is very exciting, Stu Gotts, because we're going out to Paris right now and we are throwing some sugar on the David Sampson segment. Ellis Dawson is the candy man. He has gone viral at the Olympics for being the only person on international television other than David S samson to carry around a gigantic ziplock bag full of candy he's the director of national team operations for team u.s.a. basketball he's been with the program uh... for
Starting point is 00:35:55 twenty years he handles player personnel in basketball operations but all he does is give candy to players that's the only thing we know him as and we have no other interest in asking about anything other than his candy budget because David Samson this is a hero of yours correct this is somebody you're looking at this you can't believe that we've got Ellis Dawson from Paris joining us right now the candy man this is your number one booking of all time Ellis I just want to say that you are my inspiration. What you do for your players is something that I dreamt of doing for my players and they would just
Starting point is 00:36:30 make fun of me because I carry around bags of candy and we are brothers from another mother. Yeah, well, thanks for having me. I'm really excited to do this. I never expected to be at this level of, I don't know, internet sensation, if you want to call this. I never expected to be at this level of, I don't know, internet sensation, if you wanna call that. It's exciting to be part of something bigger than me. I just didn't think it was gonna be as big as this candy thing.
Starting point is 00:36:56 Well, tell me more about how it is, what your budget is, how it came to be. What's the backstory on you giving American athletes so much sugar? Well, I think it's something that just kind of every, every team I've been with, like I said, I've been there for 20 years. So this is my fifth Olympics. Um, my first Olympic was in Beijing with 2008 and I've been with the men's program. I've been with the women's program and I do a lot of things with junior teams.
Starting point is 00:37:19 And what the common theme I feel like is always like, what kind of candy do you have at the bench? What time are at the scores table at practice? And it's kind of, it evolves over time. I know like a couple of our coaches, like certain kinds of candy and like mints and different types of things like that. But it just kind of evolved into, you know,
Starting point is 00:37:40 Jerry Colangelo who used to run the men's program, would always have this certain kind of bubble gum they always had. And it's just something that to me it was more of a little bit of a home feel because most of the time our teams go overseas and the first thing they look for is what's American that's there what can I get it's that kind of gives them a little bit of a feel from home. What's your most requested candy? You know it's more like some of the mints I think. What's your most requested candy? You know, it's more like some of the mints. I think mints are a big deal.
Starting point is 00:38:07 I thought chewing gum would be the biggest type, but for some reason, I feel like it's something that you just don't want to chew gum. I think it's just something that's, you know, what do you do with it when you want to spit it out? I think that's a big thing. So we've had some caramel type type of meals and different types of things or meals, types of candies that kind of make happen. David, I assume you fly charter with the team, but I must tell you that I get stopped every time with my bag through security because I've got bags of candy.
Starting point is 00:38:39 And what they do is they look and they see all the good and plenty and all the black jelly beans and cinnamon jelly beans and skittles and they rifle through it not thank God inside the bag but they touch it over the bag and it makes me insane. Have you had any issues flying with all of the bags of candy you need for all of your international events? And before you answer that Alice just put it on the pole Juju. Should you immediately be profiled and arrested if you go through airport security with black jelly beans at LeBatard show What were you saying Ellis?
Starting point is 00:39:12 You know we do like a lot of our our national teams are a little bit more charter our junior teams do not charter So we go commercial Everywhere I think we had a team that you 17 team that went to Turkey on the men's side and one other team that went to Mexico. And I think we just kind of have like a, you know, what you want to call a manager bag full of different types of candies and different types of things.
Starting point is 00:39:35 And obviously you have your markers and your whiteboards and all your different types of items. When it comes to a team like this, you know, I just had a bunch of our support staff when we were in Las Vegas, hey, I need you to go and I need you to go grab these different bags of candy and make individually wrapped and we're going to take it with us. We're going to bring it with us. We're going to keep it with us. And you know, the level has dwindled a little bit, but I have, I've had a few people come from the States and said, Hey, I need this kind of candy. I need that kind and just bring it and we'll
Starting point is 00:40:06 have it available for these players. It's kind of exciting to be part of that and see what we have. Stugatz, I'm kind of stunned that mints are the most popular. If I were to ask the shipping container, what would you imagine should be the most popular candy? Would we have a consensus on that in the other room? Because mints, I wouldn't even be in my top five. Yeah, it's obviously Reese's Pea. Oh yeah.
Starting point is 00:40:33 I would say gummy. Gummy, gummy, gummy. Gummy, gummy, gummy. Maybe a work out. Maybe a work out. What about Milky Way? Milky Way needs to be a gummy. I don't know about that.
Starting point is 00:40:40 I don't know about that. You can eat it at the same time. I don't know about that. I don't know about that. I don't know about that. I think they're crank't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:40:48 I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:40:56 I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:41:04 I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. because you could then need a dentist. What? It could, they, the dots can remove like your filling and it can get stuck. Only in a clubhouse? You would not allow dots in the clubhouse. Wait a minute, Ellis, Ellis looked at him like he was crazy. And I think Ellis is more of a candy authority than David is.
Starting point is 00:41:14 Ellis, you're looking at him and you're saying, what are you talking about? I'm the dots king. I got dots. I'm not taking out any fillings of Olympians. No, it hasn't gotten a concern yet. I should probably not put that in the atmosphere, but you never know.
Starting point is 00:41:30 I would say that probably a chocolate type thing wouldn't be something we'd have on the bench as much, but you wouldn't be surprised that our coaches do the cough drops a lot and the mints. So I think that's kind of a popular thing. And sometimes it's usually just, on the bench, I think more of our coaches go for the go for the candies and different types, because, you know, it's just
Starting point is 00:41:50 something that they're always, you know, yelling instructions or you know, whatever. So it's maybe a little different. And then you know, in the locker room, it's a little bit more the players take what they need, and, you know, get a little bit of a hit of sugar. And it's fun. It's also your job to clean up after them with all the little wrappers that are all around. And that's kind of a pet peeve of mine.
Starting point is 00:42:11 I like to keep the area clean as well as as clean as possible to make sure we're spotless. Ellis, how much wiggle room do you have to get cute? You know what I mean? Like if they want Kit Kats, but you want to go and you want to sneak in some of like the Japanese varieties of Kit Kats with different flavors, do you ever do any of to get cute? You know what I mean? Like if they want Kit Kats, but you want to go and you want to sneak in some of like the Japanese varieties of Kit Kats with different flavors, do you ever do any of that or no?
Starting point is 00:42:29 I don't. I stay true to what we bought unless someone says, hey, you know, I'd like to get, you know, something a little bit different, you know, maybe a butterscotch here and there or caramel, but most of it's just not, I stay with the tribe true until someone tells me. Who likes Werther's original on the team pop Don Staley Really? She was ours. She was like she was the original
Starting point is 00:42:54 Keeper of that so and then it and then Grant Hill loves it some of our Senior staff like our USA staff likes the likes of as well. it's kind of it's kind of a older hit I guess. Do you do red vines or do you do lick or Twizzlers? Neither. Hmm. What?
Starting point is 00:43:16 No it's just not an option for me it's just easier to grab it's a little bit grab-and-go the individually wrapped items are a little bit easier to take to handle. What's the oddest candy request you've ever received? I don't know if there's been one. I don't know if I give lots of options. I feel like they take what they get. But you know, I don't, I stick with the mints and the fruity kind of Jolly Rancher type
Starting point is 00:43:40 or even Sour Patch Kid or something like that. But I don't really, I don't have too many off the wall. Like I'd have to think it'd probably be more of a junior team or somebody who's kind of used to sour type of something and you don't have it, you try and find it. But most of the time it's available and it's not as popular. I feel like it got a lot popular a week ago
Starting point is 00:44:02 because of what was seen on TV. And then I jump on a different interview shows and it's just a little different for me. So what is your budget? Well, it's all kind of inclusive, but I feel like I have I have a good budget, but also kind of know that I don't want to go home with a bunch of candy either. So my goal is when I leave Paris on Monday, I believe, is I don't want to go home with a bunch of candy either. So my goal is when I leave Paris on Monday, I believe is I don't want to have any of that candy. I want to just leave it and just start fresh with a different team.
Starting point is 00:44:34 And we've got an October mini camp that's coming up with a bunch of junior athletes and then we have a volifier for another event in November. So it jumps right into, you know, we have a lot six weeks before we jump into a new event. I'm going to try again. What is your budget? It's endless. It's endless. An endless budget. All right. Excellent. It's one of the sweetest budgets I could find. Okay. What is the, what is the weight of what it is that you're carrying around? If you,
Starting point is 00:45:01 if you had to put it in pounds. When we started, I think it was probably over 30 pounds, maybe. Love it. So we all put it in one giant bag, and I just refill it every game. So it's just a refill of everything that's there. And then we kind of go to, looks like I lost some of my lights.
Starting point is 00:45:20 But yeah, I think we just kind of replenished. And the box is probably now down to maybe 12, 15 pounds or something. You pay attention to using the zipper, Ziploc versus the one that you press closed because with candy, the zipper is the way to go because you can guarantee the air comes out and the candy stays fresh.
Starting point is 00:45:41 The one that's the pressing closed sometimes can sneak open. Have you found that? Yeah. And also like when I, I don't know if you saw in the video, I carry a, like, it's, I don't know, rubber made or something. And it's like, it's got a little, like a little button at the top
Starting point is 00:45:56 where you actually press the button. So you can like press the air out of it. He's got, he's got the, he's got the finest of technology. This man's a veteran. He's learned how to do this. Did I hear you correctly though? Did you say no chocolate? You said no chocolate?
Starting point is 00:46:10 I don't do chocolate. No one's fully requested it either, so. All right, Ellis, I'm gonna have to- Personally, I do chocolate, but- No, but Ellis, I'm gonna have to ask you to leave, okay? Whoa, whoa, that's harsh. No, but I thought I was dealing with somebody who was the truth, okay? And you can't be the truth if you're somebody who doesn't do chocolate in your candy like so I'm gonna he does chocolate
Starting point is 00:46:30 No, no, but personally he said he does chocolate. No, but he's not giving away I'm gonna have to ask him to leave. I'm sorry I'm sorry that I've desecrated you at the end of what was an excellent interview I have shamed him, but I'm gonna have to ask you to leave because you've offended me. We never found out what Spoh likes. Oh yeah. What does Spoh like?
Starting point is 00:46:50 Oh, now you want him back. Oh gosh. He goes for the mints. He did those high chews, the fruit chew things. But yeah, it's just kind of, like I said, it's a hit or miss. It's also like your mood, your mood kind of determines what you want to do.
Starting point is 00:47:06 So today you might be this candy, you might be that candy, you might be no candies, but you might do cough drops. So it's just, you know, like I said, it's more of an opportunity to kind of bring some home to the field or to our play and give it an opportunity to enjoy some little piece of home even if it's
Starting point is 00:47:26 a small piece of candy. But what part of your job is setting the mood? If we win the silver medal, how much of it do we blame on you for not having the right candy and not having chocolate and not putting people in the right frame of mind? I'm not sure I want to answer that question. We have a really big game against Serbia tomorrow, which I'm excited for. Our women's team played tonight against Nigeria in the quarterfinals. So I'm excited for all of our teams.
Starting point is 00:47:51 And I think the Olympics are a great opportunity to get some international basketball and see NBA or WMA people in a different uniform. And the camaraderie and the brotherhood of what it is is great too. But you also want to go out and win the gold medal. And that's, you know, our goal is to do that. And I'm excited to be part of that. And whatever I can do to help them is my biggest step. David, do you have a top five list for Ellis?
Starting point is 00:48:18 I do. I have to give you a top five list before you go. What is it? You'll allow them to stay. I'm loving this. Just being around you, being in the presence of candy greatness makes me happy, but I'm going to do a top five candies needed. If you're going to be the candy guy.
Starting point is 00:48:34 Hmm. First, we start with an OLI. You have to have ice cream when the players are doing red bill. They're doing espresso. They may be doing some greenies. You have to have ice cream in the clubhouse. It helps them calm down. That's not a candy. It's an ice cream.
Starting point is 00:48:48 That's why it's OLI. It's not OI. You don't know how to do OLI. Ellis is embarrassed. Ice cream. What do you have? It's quite embarrassing, Samson. Number five.
Starting point is 00:48:59 Haichu. You just mentioned it and it made me smile. Haichu is a critical candy. You get the variety pack, which has the different flavors, which no one can tell the difference of and you have to rip it open on one side only. And then you have to be careful of the rappers because they can stick to your hand. But number five, hi, choose a Zinite number four, critical Mike and Ike's, but our Mike and Ike's hours are incredibly popular Mike and Ike's sours are incredibly popular for players,
Starting point is 00:49:27 incredibly popular for staff. You can put them in jars, you can get them individually packaged, or you can get the big multi-pound bag. Love that. Love those. God, I love those. Number three.
Starting point is 00:49:39 Kit Kats. Yeah. Players love Kit Kats. Your whole thing against chocolate is staggering to me. And you don't get the double Kit Kats. Yeah. Players love KitKats. Your whole thing against chocolate is staggering to me. And you don't get the double KitKats, you get the single KitKats. You know, the big ones come with four and you can rip them. The ones that you talk about,
Starting point is 00:49:55 it should be only the one, one at a time. David, how do you feel about the KitKat BigKat, the big massive bar of KitKats? You can't do it. It's too much and it gets sticky in the fingers. The one you can rip, you can take the wrapper off, keep it on the bottom of the single bar and then eat the bar in either one bite,
Starting point is 00:50:13 releasing the wrapper at the end or in two bites. And then the wrapper's done and no mess, no fuss. How did you feel about John Carlos Stanton eating the Kit Kat like a monster when he was on your team, where he would just bite into the four bars at the same time? They would do contests. So that was a little different
Starting point is 00:50:31 what you have in the clubhouse. I'm trying to talk about what it is to be the candy guy, but Stanton can do some stuff with his mouth. Number. What? Really? Number two. Expand please. M&Ms, plain.
Starting point is 00:50:45 And again, not the multi-pound bag. You get the individual bags that have between seven and 12 M&Ms in because that is the top rip and then the poor and you get them all in one bite. You don't want the position where the players are putting their fingers in the bag to get more M&Ms out. So it's one full roll. And that's the small little light
Starting point is 00:51:08 you see him at Halloween. I mean, of all the M&Ms, plain M&Ms, that's ridiculous. There's been one good candy in his top five and he had ice cream. Mike and I, I mean ice cream, unbelievable. Number one. Seeds.
Starting point is 00:51:21 Oh, you got it. Oh, that's not candy! Terrible list. Terrible list. Terrible list. Ellis, what do you think of his terrible list? He thinks it's awful. Don't answer, Ellis.
Starting point is 00:51:36 You're going to throw Sourpast kids in there. Those seem to be pretty good. Give him the fanfare. I just don't like opening a bag of M&Ms and there's only like four M&Ms in it. Ellis, thank you for being on with us. We appreciate your time, sir.
Starting point is 00:51:51 Yeah, thank you very much. I'm looking forward to working, hopefully getting home with a couple of gold medals and then moving again to our next events and just having more candy for more of our athletes and hopefully our coaches everyone people do They call you the candy man, right? I saw that in our graphic We called you the candy guy people call you candy man, right? Not candy guy. Yeah, I've been called candy man I actually went to it. I went to the Nike house today and someone said hey, I saw you on the I saw you on TV
Starting point is 00:52:22 You're the candy man. I like oh okay let's go with it what percentage of the players on the team don't know your actual name and only know you as the candy man fortunately that like they know me by name it's like i've definitely earned that i've turned that guy so thank you alice we appreciate it again we should tell people he's the director of national teams operations for team usa basketball so he does have another identity beyond this but this is the one that made him famous thank you Ellis yeah thank you Ellis so David Sampson before we get out of here on a segment that has been eaten up by candy I want to hear more about Stanton's mouth incredible things that
Starting point is 00:53:02 he could do with it nothing huh that huh? That's a real picture. David, what did you make of yesterday's news that Pitbull is naming, uh, putting his name on FIU stadium? Boy, oh boy, that's quite a deal, isn't it? He's paying $1.25 million per year for five years. He is getting naming rights to a stadium and a bunch of other areas at FIU, except it's also really an endorsement deal because that number is way too low. And so the endorsement side is he's got to do a bunch of social media posts,
Starting point is 00:53:34 he's got to go meet donors, and he's got to maybe write an anthem for FIU. It's an interesting marriage between a school that obviously wants to get more international and national attention as being the number one public school in Miami, which it is, and Pitbull giving back a hugely charitable guy, which he is a big philanthropist. But this deal, it's a bizarre way to feed an ego while being a person who is so interested in helping kids with charter schools and helping underprivileged people. So I just found the business deal fascinating. I went into pretty good detail about it on today's Nothing Personal. That's already out, but I'll say that it's a match made in heaven for Miami. I just don't think it's a long-lasting match because you can get more than
Starting point is 00:54:22 1.25 million for naming rights and they will eventually. What's the movie that you're reviewing for us this week? And I will remind people that when he mentions Nothing Personal and some of the things that he goes into deeper depths on, Nothing Personal is a podcast that should be part of your daily rotation. If you want to get very quickly informed on a variety
Starting point is 00:54:43 of subject matter, what's the movie you're reviewing for us this week? Uh, we're reviewing Cirque du Soleil. It's a documentary that came out on Amazon and it's called without a net. And it is about how they got Cirque du Soleil back after COVID. For those not familiar, it's a Montreal based company. They have shows all over the world and it's, it's like the circus, but really unique trapeze style shows. And COVID shut it down.
Starting point is 00:55:07 And this show, Oh, is in the Bellagio, and they let cameras in as the show was closing. And then throughout the 400 days it was closed, and then what it is for these people to come back and do these performances without the ability to really train during COVID. It was fascinating what these individuals had to do. It's a quick documentary about 90
Starting point is 00:55:30 minutes, well worth your time as is going to see Cirque du Soleil. C'est très bon. Dave, I saw that and I couldn't believe one of the facts in that documentary which that that O is the most profitable daily entertainment thing in the world. If you go to Bellagio, you will know exactly why. Seven days a week, it is packed out always. And what they do during that show, they use water. It's the first show ever. It's basically a pool, and people are diving in and out of water in ways that you cannot believe. And this documentary goes behind the scenes showing some of that. And I really did enjoy it and I think you would too.
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