Hour 1: Nick Turturro's Yankees Fan Rage With David Samson And Michael Kay
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This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stukas Podcast. This is very exciting. I don't know what Nick Turturro saw that made him giggle so much with David Sampson here. David Sampson, of nothing personal, has landed the get that there is anywhere in baseball today because his rage speaks on behalf of all Yankee fans and his place right now. His backdrop looks exactly how I would have guessed it would if I thought, where does that rage come from? It comes from those black and white photographs behind him. He is mad and pissed off on behalf of several generations of Yankee fans.
And a sad Jets helmet.
Oh, my God. This fandom right here represents the voice of New York sports and betrayal and hurt. And thank you. I can't tell you how much we appreciate your rage. Let's play for everybody. Okay. Nick Turturro's rage when Juan Soto betrayed his beloved Yankees.
Hey, want Soto? I got two words for you. you. That's right. you and the horse you rode in on, and the cavalry behind you. That's right, mother . Yeah, I'm taking it personal. We gave you our love. We gave you our heart and soul. It wasn't enough. You turned your cap around after the World Series. I saw that move. 700 million, 730. Yeah, it wasn't enough. It wasn't enough. Guaranteed years. It wasn't enough. You don't even choose the Dodgers. You don't even choose the Dodgers. You go off Broadway to the Mets. You don't want to be on Broadway. And you don't want to be Judge's guy? You don't want to be Judge's partner? Oh, that's right, Judge. Now it's your team. That's it. Let's stick it up his fucking ass. That's right. Let's go out. Let's get Burns, Freed, Bregman.
Let's go to Oscar. I don't give a fuck. Now we're not fucking around. Take those grungy whatever those stupid Mets.
So good. I love the throwing of the bat. It's great.
yeah well my son said you know can we break something i said i don't know let's throw a bat you know what i mean it was it was a prop bat you know what i mean yeah smart kid yeah he's smart he's sort of the genius behind this stuff i i've been doing this
for years like off camera and you know now it's like and now i'm doing it on camera so oh but but you're an actor this was not acting this is rage that you i looked in your eyes you were not there you you you this was not acting this you've this was the most real thing you've ever done sir on film
Well, baseball is very real to me. It has interrupted my life many times and almost ruined my marriage, a few things. So it's taken my emotion, you know, the day of the game when the Yankees are playing, even a regular season game, my mood is affected by whether they win or they lose. And, you know, it has a big impact in my life. I'm not getting paid for this. This is like I should be. I should be on a panel. I should be on a show. I should be a co-host. But I don't know. People are afraid of me in baseball. They're a little vanilla, you know, and I'm a little chocolate or whatever. Maybe I'm a little too, they think too wild or they can't control me. But you can. You can if you just tell me what you want, you know, because I can handle myself with baseball.
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