November 6, 2017 Hour 2

Toucher & Hardy

Beasley Media Group

Sports

4.3 • 735 Ratings

🗓️ 6 November 2017

⏱️ 41 minutes

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On this hour: More from Bronson Arroyo on his playing days and father growing up who had a bit of a temper. A Sherrod Blakely from NBC Sports Boston joins the show to talk Celtics. What were the Patriots up to on the bye week? Matthew Slater is a trash talker and a drunk woman who was being carried out of a college football game hit a cop and he hit her back.

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0:00.0	He sits alone.
0:02.4	The Reds are not home.
0:04.8	And that's okay.
0:07.5	You can say together again.
0:10.8	Say together again.
0:12.6	This is a hot dog commercial, right?
0:14.2	It's like a meat company about JPM, which in Cincinnati they used to call Just a Touch of Meat.
0:22.2	Ninety and Five to Sports Sub Sports Hub were Toucher and Rich
0:24.7	are in the Town Fairts our studio, simulcast on NBC, Boston, Sports Television.
0:29.3	Okay, so Mike Francesa loves you.
0:31.8	Like Mike, it was, like Mike Francesa
0:34.1	done like many people, he absolutely loves you.
0:37.3	I got that over the years.
0:38.6	It took a while, but some guys that were in the organization that I was in would always say,
0:42.6	like, yo, Mike Francesa is usually like down on everybody, and he's always talking good about you, man.
0:46.8	He loves it, yeah.
0:47.7	Okay, but one thing, because, like, I'm involved in youth baseball and stuff, but one thing is your longevity.
1:11.3	Like, you never got hurt until the very end. What do you attribute to that? Was it something you did growing up, or was it just the way you maintained your arm in the majors? What did you do? I think it was a mixture of all of that. I grew up very strange, right? So I was working out as a professional athlete, basically,
1:27.1	from the age of six, right? I've got DVDs on me that no one would believe unless I had them, you know, where I'm, I'm eight years old, I weigh 55 pounds, I'm squatting 250, I'm deadlifting 235 and benching 130. Hey, you're squatting 250 at 8 years old. Who gave you 250 pounds to Squat, eight years old. So my father was into power lifting down in the keys.
1:29.3	He had a whole sect of friends.
1:30.3	He was benching in the keys.
1:29.3	He had a whole sect of friends.
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