Hour 1: Smokin' Dope and Bad Mouthin' His Country

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What is the significance of statues in sports and who deserves one?

Chris Cote 2:43
It's a fair question, though. It didn't sound condescending at all. It's a fair question.
Izzy 2:47
Is it? Yeah.
Chris Cote 2:49
Looking out for Bill. You're real concerned about him, are you? I'm real concerned, yeah. I really am. A third of his age?
Dan Le Batard 2:56
Wait a minute, but why wouldn't you look out for her? Why are you looking out for him? What about her?
Chris Cote 3:01
She can handle herself.
Unidentified 3:03
He can't? Not yet. What's your vibe? I don't like this. The last 30 seconds, weird.
Dan Le Batard 3:08
I'll tell you what his vibe is. Too many statues on Don Staley. Don Staley gets a statue, and all of a sudden, Cody's like, too many statues in sports.
Chris Cote 3:16
Too many statues in sports. I think it's a fact. There are certain players who deserve a statue. Kobe Bryant, Lou Gehrig, of that stature.
Dan Le Batard 3:28
People that you say deserve them. You should be the statue guardian.
Chris Cote 3:33
Dwayne Wade, borderline.
Izzy 3:35
Don Staley, not yet. What? Not yet. He said not yet. But Dwayne Wade, borderline on the statue? He is.
Chris Cote 3:44
You don't erect a statue for everyone just because they made a bunch of all-star games and had a Hall of Fame career. A statue, to me, rises above the level of mere Hall of Famer. You have to be legendary for all time. Your fame has to span generation after generation to be worthy of a statue, in my opinion.
Unidentified 4:08
How many generations of basketball players have three championships here in South Florida?

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