Hour 2 – Clippers Story Feels Like It’s Not Over, Domonique Foxworth
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What did the NBA say about the Clippers’ salary‑cap investigation and is the story really over?
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two. It's Pizza Wednesday. Dylan, I didn't even get to the menu. I just blew through that first hour. We talked about Pete Alonzo hitting his 300th home run against the Mets at Citi Field, and he tied the game in the ninth inning and got a standing ovation. I had a problem with it, and we spent a lot of time on, I guess, fan etiquette, and maybe Mets fans haven't had much to cheer about, but they cheered for Pete Alonzo last night. Okay, Dylan, the menu for Pizza Wednesday.
Well, Dan, it's nice that you've worked up an appetite the last hour. We have one of your personal favorites, the New Haven clam pizza. Oh, okay. Yep. All righty. An heirloom tomato margarita pizza with stracciatella. And that is? That's like the filling of the burrata ball, the good part. Okay. And Todd's world-famous classic cheese pizza. Let's get it. Who has it better than
we do? Nobody. All righty. 877-3DP-SHOW. Email address dp at danpatrick.com. Twitter handle at dpshow. Say good morning if you're watching the show on Peacock or NBC Sports Now. Adam Silver, NBA commissioner, says the case is closed with the Clippers and Steve Ballmer. That's it. It's all done, even though Pablo Torre, who blew this wide open, says, you know, there's more to this story. Kind of strange that the commissioner would say it's all over with. You know, Steve Ballmer accepted his punishment. If there is more things to come out about Steve Ballmer and the Clippers, I'm going to take Pablo Torre at his word that maybe there is more to this. It's not like the commissioner is saying to Pablo Torre, hey, this case is closed, right, Pablo?
That ain't the case. Not with Pablo. Yeah, Paul.
My favorite part about this is Steve Ballmer of the Clippers posting his, air quotes, apology or acceptance post 11 o'clock p.m. Eastern on a football Sunday. That's where stories go to die.
Go ahead, Todd. Give me, you know, I've been talking about Pete Alonzo. You want to say what?
It really feels like it's Pete Alonzo Wednesday. There you go. I think we can
roll with it. Okay. All right. Even the classic cheese version. I just want to make sure you got that line in. I appreciate that. All righty. Stat of the Day brought to you by Panini America, the official trading cards of the program. Sunday night, the Chiefs against the Colts. That'll be at Arrowhead. Chiefs Colts Sunday night, football night in America on NBC and Peacock. Over the last 20 seasons, the Arizona Cardinals have started out 2-0 seven times. Over the last 20 seasons, the Cowboys have started 2-0 five times. The Cowboys can't start out 2-0 this year, whereas the Cardinals, they could start out 2-0.
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Hey, Danny and Danettes, love you guys. Dan, I'm just calling because I do respectfully disagree with you with the Pete Alonzo, and here's why. Even though I think it's very comical that you stood up during the play of the day, standing ovation for him. And here's why, because... Over time, over your time, you've mentioned that you don't have, like, a team that you root for anymore for whatever reason. And I'm sure you have your favorite players and everything. But, you know, for 41 years, I've loved the Mets. And being from the Midwest, I'm supposed to like, you know, I was always supposed to like the Kansas City Royals and blah, blah, blah. But I'll make this quick. I love the Mets. And I've got to tell you, when they traded Pete,
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What did the NBA say about the Clippers’ salary‑cap investigation and is the story really over?
0:00–5:39
2
Why does Dan think there’s still more to learn about the Clippers and Steve Ballmer’s punishment?
5:39–10:16
3
How did Pete Alonso’s 300th home run spark a debate among Mets fans about cheering in a playoff race?
10:16–15:42
4
What are the main takeaways from the NFL Week 1 recap with analyst Domonique Foxworth?
15:42–23:08
5
Which NFL teams does Domonique see as early season trendsetters and why?
23:08–29:56
6
How will the upcoming college football matchups (Ole Miss vs LSU, Notre Dame vs Michigan State) shape the rest of the season?
29:56–34:35
7
What betting angles and poll questions are being discussed for the next gambling podcast?
34:35–38:17
8
What’s the final wrap‑up and what can listeners expect next on the Dan Patrick Show?
38:17–42:37