Hour 2: Rick Barnes Would Rather Be At Practice (feat. Rick Barnes)
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Roy has a stat of the day to get to in a moment. Please put it on the poll. Have you ever called someone a slapdick at Lebitard Show? Have the rest of you seen or heard this video of a Buffalo Sabres broadcaster being hit by a puck? I'm always in hockey. floored when anyone gets hit in the face with a puck. I would be very scared of the puck. The puck is, I don't know whether it's underestimated in hockey because hockey players are so tough, but to get in the way of a slap shot is an act of bravery every last time. And this announcer is hit by a puck that's just ending up in the crowd. Let's hear what that sounds like when that happens.
The puck is dropped and it's four to five. in the opening period and Razor just took another one. And that was a rocket. Doctors checking Razor out very quickly. That was close to the eye.
Kevin James got hit right in the forehead. And when that happened, you can all understand whether you're broadcasting or not, the reflex like a doctor hitting you on the knee and making it kick out is going to be to say the F word. It's not even another word. The opening period. Even if you're not a cursor, even if you're someone who never curses, if a hockey puck hits you in the face, that's how that's going to go. If you're in church, if you're on the broadcast, if you're at a funeral, any place that that happens, it doesn't matter whether you're supposed to be appropriate or not.
The opening period. It's Rob Ray that got hit in the face, not Kevin James.
It wasn't Kevin James?
No. Rob Ray.
The opening period.
Tough son of a gun when he was playing.
Sixth all time in penalty minutes. All that from finding majors.
But you guys all understand forgetting that you're on the broadcast and just cursing. In fact, we'll all allow it, no?
Yeah, you have to.
Thank you, Billy, for the support. I appreciate the no there.
As an in-game broadcaster, I can tell you there's a certain level of professionalism that you have to compose yourself with in said position. You know what I mean? I would never say the F word during a live broadcast. But, you know, here rules are a little loosey-goosey, and we're on the DKN podcast, and we just throw around some curses on the Mac, et cetera, et cetera.
All right, since the rules are a little bit loosey-goosey. You said the F word today.
Not on a broadcast, though.
Didn't you get dumped during one of our Marlins broadcasts? Didn't you say something like that?
I said hell, and that was a curse. Like, come on, hell? Get the hell out of here with that. Hell was a curse, and they dumped me. That was crazy behavior. I try, when I get in broadcaster mode, to change my entire lifestyle and not curse at any aspect of my life.
I understand, but if you get hit in the face with a hockey puck, my entire point is that whatever your rules are, whatever your plan is, the hockey puck to the face is going to alter that plan. Goodwin's duck.
I actually have here Billy cursing on the broadcast. We should get through the Trevor Rodgers stuff early, though, because he's probably only going to go four, right?
Well, last time he went four. It would be really good if he went maybe five. That damn Jordan Walker wasn't felling off so many pitches, you know? Did you just swear on the air? Oh, can I not say that? No. Let's refrain. Might have to hit the dump button back in the station.
But they didn't catch him because Billy's an unruly loose cannon. You can catch him on FIU Baseball ESPN+.
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