Pat Riley

Y'all ain't always gonna be happy.

Shit, Patton, the defense ain't always gonna be happy.

Some days they gonna have days where they give up stuff, big runs and 155 yards rushing, but we still win the game.

Are, are the, are the D linemen gonna go put their clothes on real fast and storm out the locker room 'cause, fuck, we just gave up 150 yard...

And, uh, and I'm sure it's been fun, uh, being a part of Dr. Ken's show.

I, I tell you, you, you're a really funny character, uh, Pat Hein, on the show, and I, I crack up laughing at specifically your character and how, um, you know, you know, uh, you really play that, that, that great administrator role, and, uh, kind of-

Oh, thanks, yeah

... yeah, yeah

You know, for me, the astronaut, astronaut would be pretty cool, too

Are you involved in the, uh, episode? Do you have something that you, uh, h- give, give, uh, Dave some advice?

I don't give Dave any advice, 'cause I don't think Pat's allowed to talk to children.

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All right, Pat.

This week, again, headaches with AI, but I wanna let you go first.

You'll have room on the 40-man to protect three guys, usually protect more than that every year.

Then there's the guys where you have the conversation about, right? This is a long list, but it's pitchers, Levi Wells, Braxton Bragg, Pat Riley, and Kiefer Lord, all guys, you know, coming off major injuries or just having major injuries.

Then you have Aaron Estrada, who came on really strong this year and got to Triple-A at the end of the season.

Then you have a couple of, like, interesting data-wise guys who are probably relievers in Yackie Rivera and Jaron Watts-Brown, who are both in Triple-A.

Shortly after the mysterious calls began, Dorothy's father approached the Santa Ana Register, asking them to run a story about his missing daughter.

The story ran June 12, 1980, and that same day, Pat Riley, the paper's editor, received an anonymous phone call from someone claiming to be Dorothy Scott's killer.

She was my love, the caller said.

I caught her cheating with another man.

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Oh, my goodness.

OK, this week, we are not going to go in the controversy of AI.

You know, she put that idea through the board.

Pat Riley got on board right away and said, great idea.

And yes, I'll help funnel it through during his year.

Then Ronnie Stewart, who came in from out of ranks, said same thing.