Reminiscing about DJ Moore's greatest hits with Mark Grote & Dan Wiederer
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What are DJ Moore's greatest moments with the Bears?
Rahimi Harrison-Grody.
I don't want to break time. I want to yell at Marshall. Can we handle more Anthony Heron?
Middays 10 to 2 on 104.3 The Score.
My boy!
This is Rahimi Harrison-Roddy on 104.3 The Score. And it's not Chris Tannehill's Goodfellas treatment. Mark did make a cameo in that for DJ yesterday. It's not Tyler Buderbaugh's open that he produced for us, where you made an appearance in that as well.
It was a beautiful open.
It was indeed. This is Mark Roddy, Dan Wiederer, and DJ Moore, The Greatest Hits.
It's an album.
It is. It's Time Life. You know, they're going to scroll across your screen in yellow font. Only one font because it's the 70s.
And only four songs right now on the album, it looks like.
Yeah, so you're not getting an anthology.
Oh, five. My bad.
Like you would in Time Life. But this is what we have. Because you guys did play what I call some verbal judo, you three.
Well, what happens is, and I guess I should take this as a compliment, and so should Weeder. Wheezy! Wheezy!
Or as Mark has been lovingly referring to him the last couple of weeks.
The man who can get you things.
Just a troublemaker.
When players start to get comfortable with you as a reporter, it works in a lot of different ways. It allows the fun to happen, and sometimes it allows the player to shoot back at the reporters in serious moments, because there were serious moments like that with DJ Moore, where he felt comfortable going at Dan or I, and always kind of with a wink and a playful side to it. But sometimes we get serious.
I think, though, that is a more sign of respect when you can have that kind of exchange with people. First of all, for the player to actually want to talk to you in that way, that means there's a level of trust and understanding there. And so that's what I always appreciated about it. I used to say this all the time, having worked in a lot of different baseball clubhouses, The good part is when they're giving you help. That means that they're comfortable with you.
And you've got to be ready, though. That's what Weedsie and I, and I'm sure other reporters in that locker room learned with DJ Moore, got to be ready for, I don't know, antics?
And I also think, to add to it, DJ Moore is from Philadelphia, where the relationship with sports and sports fans and sports talk radio is probably the most extreme of our business.
He doesn't suffer fools, and nor do most citizens of Philadelphia, which you could speak on as well.
Amen. So it'll make you better, as we like to say. So let's start with greatest hit number one, track one, DJ Moore with Mark Grody after the Browns game.
Did you need a game like that? Did I need a game? Yeah. For what? Just in terms of all of us talking about the lack of targets that you've had relative the past years.
I mean, if you say so. Will it shut y'all up? Perhaps. It ain't going to shut y'all up.
I mean, it felt good. Always good to score at home, especially twice. And this time I'm not going to get fined. So, I'm good.
See, he knew what I was talking about. Like, come on.
You can hear the smile, I think, in that. And also, that is Jason Leisure in the background. I had mistaken him for Chris Emmett earlier, but no.
Right, and he said, it won't shut us. I'm sorry, Tyler, to do this, but play it won't. Just so people listen for the Leisure comment, too. I'm getting all the credit for this, but Leisure's, too. did you need a game like that did i need a game yeah for what just in terms of all of us talking about the lack of targets that you've had relative the past years uh i mean if you say so uh will it shut y'all up perhaps it ain't gonna shut y'all up so not likely i mean felt good uh always good to score at home especially twice and
This time I'm not going to get fined. So I'm good.
Sounds good.
Honesty from Jason Leisure. And I think he was correct. He's not going to shut any of us up.
Oh, yeah. Leisure had my back. Shall we go to track two on this list here?
On the anthology?
Yes.
Now that's what I call DJ Moore, volume 10.
Wait, aren't they up to like volume 198 or something?
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