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Fresh off a Sports Emmy win, NFL Live’s Dan Orlovsky joined the show today. Orlovsky said his dream of coaching isn’t dead, just shelved for now. On the field, the former QB discussed the Tush Push, and dove into the NFL going all in on flag football’s Olympic future.
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Ariel Helwani shares details on UFC kicking him out of building Saturday
MMA reporter Ariel Helwani discusses the events that unfolded on Saturday night. He reported that Brock Lesnar would compete in UFC 200 before the MMA organization could announce it. He said that Dana White called him to the back and said UFC owner Lorenzo Fertitta wanted him fired. And then Helwani said he was escorted out…
Dan discusses Muhammad Ali on Monday’s show
Dan will share his stories about spending time with the Champ and reflect on Ali’s incredible life and career on Monday’s show.
You heard it … Brent Musburger invited us to his house
Brent Musburger talked about what he does when he’s not broadcasting and said we should bring the Dan Patrick Show up to Montana and do a show at his house. We’re all in!
Brent Musburger: “I would be a terrible retiree”
After he signed a new contract with ESPN, Dan asked Brent Musburger if he wants to work until he dies. “I certainly hope so,” Musburger said. “I would be a terrible retiree. I keep shredding those letters from the AARP because I’m just not ready.”
Clayton Kershaw lays down rules for celebrating
Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw talked about when it’s cool for a pitcher or a batter to celebrate.
Clayton Kershaw’s wife Ellen says husband was chubby as a kid, class clown
Clayton Kershaw put his wife Ellen on the phone, who revealed that they’ve been dating since they were 13 and the star pitcher used to be a chubby kid who was a class clown.
Chuck Klosterman says not everyone against violence in sports
Chuck Klosterman, author of What if We’re Wrong, argues that not everyone feels the same way about violence in sports as the media.
Joey Bosa says he hopes to get No. 97 back
New Chargers defensive end Joey Bosa said he certainly didn’t want to be No. 99 on San Diego to be like J.J. Watt. He said that the hopes to get No. 97 back some day. His father wore No. 97 and his brother wears it currently at Ohio State.
Joey Bosa says Watt comparison doesn’t come from him
San Diego Chargers defensive end Joey Bosa said that he’s not the one comparing himself to players like J.J. Watt or Jared Allen and that comes from the outside. “What are the odds you compare me to the two white defensive ends you can think of?” Bosa said.
Jim Miller says Chris Berman will have “emeritus role” at ESPN
Author Jim Miller (Those Guys Have All the Fun) talked about Chris Berman’s future at ESPN. Miller said Berman will likely have “emeritus role” and limited duties at ESPN instead of being totally removed. For example, he may do things like the home run derby and a remote from Hawaii during the NFL season.
Jim Miller: ESPN feared Dan and Keith were getting too big
Jim Miller, author of Those Guys Have All the Fun (the ESPN book), says that management didn’t want Dan and Keith Olbermann getting too big in the ’90s so they could keep costs down and retain control.
Tom Tolbert calls out Fritzy for saying “bud”
KNBR Warriors analyst Tom Tolbert seems to have had an issue with Fritzy calling him “bud.”
Randy Galloway say Art Briles has history of turning back on character issues
Former Fort Worth Star Telegram columnist Randy Galloway joined the show to share his take on Baylor firing head football coach Art Briles. Galloway said Briles is a nice guy, but if you let him go, he’ll turn his back on everything and just go win football games.
Chris Mannix argues against award-based incentives for NBA players
After Anthony Davis lost out on money because he didn’t make the All-NBA team, Yahoo’s Chris Mannix doesn’t believe award voting should affect salaries.
Is Andre Drummond a great player? Dan and Mannix debate
Yahoo’s Chris Mannix argued with Dan over how good Pistons center Andre Drummond is. Dan argued Drummond can’t be considered elite until he gets better from the free-throw line. Mannix said Drummond is already there.
