Hour 3 – Too Little, Too Late from Aaron Judge, Rex Ryan

Update: 2024-10-31

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The episode begins with a discussion of the Dodgers' World Series victory, highlighting the final out and the jubilant celebration. The show then moves on to LeBron and Bronnie James breaking the NBA record for most points scored by a father-son duo. Rex Ryan, ESPN NFL analyst and former Jets head coach, joins the show to discuss the Jets' performance and the upcoming game against the Texans. He expresses his belief that the Jets should dominate the game but acknowledges the spread is only a point and a half due to the Jets' poor offensive coaching. Ryan also discusses whether he would take the Jets' head coaching job if offered, emphasizing the importance of Aaron Rodgers' commitment to the team. The show features a call from "Fresh and Milwaukee," who praises Magic Johnson as the greatest winner in sports history. Dan Patrick shares his experience hosting Magic's press conference announcing his retirement from the NBA due to HIV, highlighting the emotional and impactful nature of the event. Callers react to the Dodgers' World Series victory, with some expressing their joy as Dodgers fans and others lamenting the Yankees' performance. The discussion touches on the Yankees' struggles and the impact of Aaron Judge's dropped fly ball. The show discusses Will Smith's unusual streak of being on the last five World Series champions, with callers debating whether this is a coincidence or a sign of his winning ability. The show also features a caller suggesting a new name for the Danettes, leading to a humorous discussion about the origin and significance of the name. A caller suggests a short-term collaboration between the Dan Patrick Show and "Love at Hard," but Dan Patrick firmly rejects the idea, emphasizing his satisfaction with his current team and the unique talents of his co-hosts. He highlights the importance of balance and the potential for "stew gods" if the roster is disrupted. A caller discusses the success of small market teams in baseball, specifically mentioning the Phillies and the Dodgers. Dan Patrick acknowledges the perception that big market teams have an advantage but emphasizes the importance of strategic roster building and finding hidden gems. He uses the Chiefs and Packers as examples of teams that have consistently built successful rosters despite being in smaller markets. The show previews tomorrow's episode, featuring Charles Barkley and a discussion about the Cowboys' coaching job. Rex Ryan discusses the Jets' upcoming game against the Texans, highlighting the Jets' defensive advantage and the Texans' struggles protecting their quarterback. He also shares his thoughts on Anthony Richardson's decision to take himself out of the game due to fatigue, expressing his disbelief and questioning the quarterback's judgment. The show discusses Matt Eberflus' future with the Bears, questioning whether he can overcome the team's recent loss to the Commanders. Dan Patrick suggests that the loss could be a factor in Eberflus' potential departure from the team. The show discusses the Cowboys' coaching job, with Dan Patrick and Rex Ryan debating whether it's a desirable position. They acknowledge the pressure and scrutiny associated with the job but also highlight the team's talent and potential for success. They also discuss Ben Johnson, the Lions' offensive coordinator, as a potential candidate for the job, praising his creativity and offensive prowess. A caller predicts that the Cavaliers will win the NBA Finals, leading to a humorous bet with Marvin about the Cavaliers' chances of even making it out of the Eastern Conference. The discussion highlights the Cavaliers' strong performance and the potential for a surprise run in the playoffs. A caller discusses the impact of Aaron Judge's dropped fly ball in the World Series, suggesting that it shifted the momentum of the game in favor of the Dodgers. The discussion compares the play to Alice Gonzalez's dropped fly ball in the 2003 NLCS, highlighting the significance of seemingly small mistakes in playoff games. The show features a series of advertisements for various podcasts, including "Wakin' Jake," "Jimmy's Three Things," and "Black Lit." The episode concludes with a preview of tomorrow's show, featuring Charles Barkley and a discussion about the Jets' upcoming game against the Titans.

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