Seattle DJ gets upset with King Felix nickname, Entertainment Page, Chiefs superfan charged in bank robbery

The Sports Junkies

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4.3 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 11 July 2023

⏱️ 43 minutes

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07/11 Hour 2:

Seattle DJ gets upset with King Felix nickname - 1:00

Entertaiment Page - 19:00

Chiefs superfan charged in bank robbery - 34:00

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0:00.0	Welcome back to the Junk Slive on 1067 The Fan, the team 980 and NBC Sports Washington.
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0:31.8	I believe we'll get to EBS Entertainment page in about 20 minutes, but we've wanted to spotlight
0:38.5	a real radio loser that got me to our attention.
0:45.8	This guy is based.
0:46.8	There's a lot of them.
0:47.8	There's plenty of them to go around, but this is the radio loser digiore.
0:54.8	His name is, let me get this straight here.
0:58.0	His name is Dave Softy-Moller, and apparently he's a longtime Seattle sports DJ.
1:06.4	He's been doing his bit for basically as long as the Junk's have been doing it here in
1:11.3	DC.
1:12.3	He's been like a 30 year radio lifer, so he's at the all-star game festivities, and he's
1:21.2	all distraught about the fact that the Orioles social media team is calling Felix Batista,
1:30.0	their closer, King Felix.
1:33.4	He feels like it's infringing upon Felix Hernandez, who was obviously the stud pitcher for the
1:41.6	Mariners.
1:42.6	He was King Felix.
1:43.6	It is confusing.
1:44.6	Yeah.
1:45.6	So I'll admit it's confusing.
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