Nick Turturro
speaker
54 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 16 Jan
Nick Turturro’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Pennant ring.
Thank you for bringing it up. He can have 03. That's okay. He can have it. You know what I mean? The Marlins are what they are. You know what I mean? They have a storied franchise, right? So they're the Florida Marlins. Don't forget that. See you later, Nick. Yeah, take it easy, David.
I like Michael. Michael's a longtime Yankee fan. He lived out his dream as a Yankee announcer. He's got the best job in the world. I like Mike. I have nothing against Michael Kay. I'd love to come on and do an inning with him or something like that. My man!
you know i mean but i i i have nothing against michael i mean other than that he's a very lucky man to do that job you know i mean but he's agrees a great guy great yankee fan i mean i saw him walking around after we got eliminated you could tell how sad he looked how lost he looked i was feeling the same thing i was looking at him going wow my you could tell michael looks nick if we brought in juan soto right now
With him? Oh, no. I could show him the disgust and rage. Sure. There's nothing. There's no emotion. He just, you know, he left me for whatever.
And I'm just trying to understand, is it a... David, I am not just a lunatic. I'm not just a maniac. I mean, you guys want to label me as this psychopath. No. There is a part of lunacy with me. There is a psycho side to me. But I'm telling you, there are other colors. It's like being an actor. Am I a one-note actor? Can I only do one thing? That's not that interesting.
It's interesting when I can switch gears and just... Calm down and be a little normal. I can't be always that. Even my brother tells me, Nick, don't just be a lunatic. You're more than just a lunatic. You're more than just that. You know, that's what makes you interesting.
Well, you know, Michael's trying to be a little theatrical. So, you know, sometimes things are heightened a little bit. Some of these videos are heightened a little bit. But when I'm watching the game, that's different. When you see the rage during the game, during the at-bat, during the moment, That's 100% organic. This stuff, you got to understand, is a little heightened.
It's a little exaggerated. Everything in life gets a little exaggerated. You can't think I'm going to beat the hell out of Juan Soto because I threw the bat. But am I mad? Yeah. How mad I am? It depends in the moment. But, I mean, it's, you know, it's sports. I'm a fan. You know, I'm a very hardcore fan. But, you know, not everything you take, especially social media. Come on.
You know what I mean?
Thank you, Michael.
Well, he's the voice of the Yankees, the modern day voice of the Yankees. He's not the voice I grew up with. But for the last, you know, 20, 30 years, Michael Kay and John Sterling, you know, they represent New York. The Yankees, Yes Network. I mean, Michael's the guy. On the radio, it was John. Growing up, Michael knows it was WPIX. It was Phil Rizzuto, Frank Meza, Bill White.
So Mike has become, you know, a family friend, an institution with Yankee baseball. He was a Yankee fan, and now he became an announcer for the Yankees. He was a sports writer, but he is... With the Yankees, he's identified. You think of the Yankees, you think of Michael K. But growing up, it was a different story, and Michael probably feels the same way.
See you later. Goodbye. There's a button. That's all you got to do. You're going to say something good. I don't know. Maybe a good movie.
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