REShow: Jimmy Smits - Hour 1 (10-5-2022)

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Aron judge leading off game number two and I strolled right into the living room with the TV on Coop already had it on and just in time to watch it fly and it was glorious. Kids running in the room jumping up and down celebrating a moment that they've never seen before and it was Aron judge with the big fly 62 home runs. A new yes American League record which is the way it's being said and will get to that in a minute but just watching it happen. And seeing it leave the yard and then watching his teammates all greet him at home plate like it was a walkoff and it was, you know, technically a regular-season walkoff. He did have another at-bat I proffer to say the next time you see him will be in the divisional round that so that'll wrap it up for Aron judge because he did get home, run number 62 and you know the place we went nuts.

It was the largest crowd at the new stadium in Arlington for the year and it was just great. Unbelievably, Derek: that game also surpassed Ron Guidry for the most single-season strikeouts in the history of the New York Yankees and Guidry in the 70s Yankees. That's how I fell in love with the sport I fell in love with baseball. Growing up in Staten Island New York watching catfish Hunter NE 76 Yankees get swept by the big red machine, but then Thurman nettles and the rest of that team got some help and 77 with the straw that stirs the drink. Reggie Jackson, and beaten the Dodgers hit three home runs in the World Series ceiling game six of the 77 World Series that was it. I was at Chris Chandler's home ring for the Yankees to get into the playoffs and 76 and then the 77 World Series 78 which is one Guidry had that remarkable Cy Young season and goose Gossage came along. I just all but the sport and it all just came pouring out of me last night that's generational stuff kids around.

It was, it meant so much to me really, really did and Aron judge after the game. Talked about how much it means to him to see the outpouring not just of his teammates onto the field out of the dugout being around them, but just the entire Lee as we all know ESPN is been breaking into live programming for damn near week and 1/2 waiting for us, and 61 and 62 just seeing the respect that he has earned this 30-year-old kid out of Fresno, California what he has become and what he is to the sport and his peers is incredibly nondeductible. The biggest honors is any complement from your peers know the guys that are out there grinding just like you are in a daily basis and are this came as an art is a shopping post every single night.

You know, so that he or between things. I'll say things like that. That's there's no higher honor in my book. You know that's that's what it's always been about for me as my teammates and my peers in respect I have for other players around the league to get that back. That's once I chose to be honest I mean everybody stole 100 miles an hour or spinning sliders out of the zone and split fingers that move all over the place and sinkers and sliders and all of the stuff that you see now at the top your screen back in 1976 7770 when I fell in love with the sport. You had no idea about pitch counts and spin rates and all that sort of business exit velocity, but in that era.

He's come this close to winning the Triple Crown. One of the greatest offense of seasons ever and he did it in a season where he was betting on himself. He turned down the long term contracts and not enough I know you're made of money.

I don't how Steinbrenner there's something there some trust on your dad left you somewhere. I should get peace that I whenever honestly he he he he bet on himself. And as I've said multiple times that normally eats a New York athlete alive and there 24 seven 365 longtime listener, first time caller community suspects that player out, not the sky. Not this guy and he does it the right way. My. Gosh. With that smile is just so accessible people.

It feels in two things. One Yankees pay him all the money all of it. I don't care go layaway to pay for Stanton from her from here on out if that's you got it and I don't care. Contracts can distinguish 38 I don't care okay that was the closest contract until it did turn.

Actually it's the contract he didn't want.

And now look at him spell run 703 when it's time to be a baseball fan Otani and Polsinelli judge Gargano but I don't care what is context to look like 10.

In 2029 2020 and 2031. I don't care number to talk about this to everyone out there who was just like thank God it was gone because I am told those Vanderbilt football games getting interrupted by the update. Watching Aron judge ground out. Your life is been so disrupted my gosh how in the world am I going to be able to watch that ACC third-quarter uninterrupted without Aron judge popping out to write her walking on four pitches.

All my got them so sorry that your life is been completely disrupted. Guess what, if you don't like it or not you like what I'm about to say either. It's a Yankee like that. It's the truth it's the truth matters of it sure does. There's a lot of Yankee fans out there and the Yankees have an incredible amount to history if it was a red sock to be doing the same damn thing this is big Poppy. Are you kid me a big Papi was known for 62 or if it was Mookie or maybe Roger naming her name and name it, name it, but that aside, and everyone's eye I see a lot of friends of mine even on Twitter making fun of the fact that Michael K was what you're hearing quite a bit of John Sterling, who does the radio call Plato's calls for you later saying it's the American League record American League record like were now celebrating records of just a league or conference if you want to cross sports with terminology to make a point. The reason why they're saying American League is because there is an all time record that stands and there are others, three players is matter fact of it more home runs in a single season than the 62 that we just saw judge reach last night and we know the names because we were all jacked up when these guys hit those home runs in her jacket about an incredible rate. So, so Maguire and bonds 98 specifically, 2001 for bonds. I was on the SportsCenter set for all of. I even address this when judge at 61 last week and I repeated here. I am conflicted. I am conflicted as I was sitting on the set treating those moments, like I've been treating judge and I had a personal relation with the wire and I loved him, and I still love him. To this day live in spoken to me quite some time because of everything that has gone on. I would assume, but the reason why was saying American League is because yes, there are other guys who have had more and they were nationally interesting.

If one of those guys are done in the American League. What would be called now and what it would be called now is what you can insert takeout American League. This is the verbiage that's being used to parse it out but you can take out the word American League out of the words American League record and insert the word clean.

That's what's being communicated is judge clean. According to major-league baseball. He is was Maguire and Sosa and bonds clean at the time that they were doing it. According to major-league baseball yes they were.

Judge looks the same way that he did when he first came into baseball when I saw him on like wow, this guy is a cartoon. Honestly, my first thought was like he can't be legal, looking like that many Jack's 52 home runs and I'm like okay you got Brockman to sing songs and put on a Yankee uniform and a video for this program that he posted last night five years ago on stuff I got with the retweet near terrible thing, but I don't get caught up in it. You want to believe you want to believe and so yeah that's the language being used. American League record what the what what what else you want to say clean record. Yeah, Aron judge first clean player to hit 62 million other guys were supposedly clean with the time that we all saw we all sensed we all were wondering. We were always wondering what was up and then Maguire was found within a Andro can order canister in his locker and then all sorts of things began to as we know, unravel, and here we are today. This is why it's being celebrated by many one because it's neat to see to we didn't think we see it again because we haven't seen it ever since the sport said it was cleaning itself up and seems to have three. He is a New York player and he's a Yankee and he broke. I too Yankee records he passed Ruth any past Marist and these clean so if you want to walk through the front door and you don't like hearing American League record making fun of it. Call it what it is, in my estimation, clean, clean record T-shirt clean all time home run single season champion Aron judge, but that does dwell on the negative and ugly history, but one that I believe is being brought back into play here because so many people do believe and did follow and were interested in judge even though it was just an American League record because the American League is a synonym in this case for the word clean. What say you, 844204 which is the number.your on the program just past it has a very interesting take on this. I would think I saw sweet last night and saying that judge is the American League record and bonds is the all-time record and there's nothing else to discuss.

Well, I will test is still open that up for discussion. When he joins us. Top of our number two serious question Aron judge was wasn't a Yankee but say he played for the Mariners. Would you still feel the stronger you for little strongly because he strongly about it. I feel strongly about it about cleaner. Not regardless of who we place for but in terms of being emotionally tied to it and having having a drama why I fell in love with the sport in the first place I live for and who makes me an my children happy yeah that means more the SEC football you like SEC football just means more I and again I'm sorry limping to ESPN viewers got disturbed and out three times in the 2 1/2 hour span of four times in three hour span. I'm socially much, so sorry that you know that you watched ground out over and over. Am so sorry that that that that just you know ground your gears is over to a closed that was almost perfect moment another comedian in our number three and stimulus take a break break and bring Jimmy Smetana now on its Jimmy Jimmy Smits in the morning, switch let's use New York. It's the afternoon Geico asks how would you love a chance to save some money on insurance. Of course you would, after all, who doesn't love a great deal right and when it comes to great rates on insurance for all things in your life. Geico can help like with insurance for your car, truck, motorcycle, boat and RV even help with homeowners, condo renters coverage you could save even more with a special discount when you bundle your coverages. Plus add the easy to use Geico mobile app available 24 hour roadside assistance and more and choosing the switch to Geico becomes an easy choice switch today and see all the ways you could save with great rates and discounts. It's easy. Simply go to Geico.com to get a rate quote or contact your local agent and get started seeing how much you could save back your honor terrestrial radio network Jimmy Smits is here. We just saw a clip of East New York on CBS and and just again. You are your back door. There's no there's Richard Conroy during the richer kind, okay, you think there will head to your reservoir and get your Dr. New York City him and I just this a different woman spin city from him from his last time in the note. No question about it so you're from East New York originally.

So this is like full circle for you pretty much it. I can't tell you on a day-to-day basis. More more out there actually shooting and we we should all run Brooklyn but if when we do shooting East New York. Some of the set piece sequences that we've done have been on streets that I know Alanis as a teenager since we was cheating in the church lot the other day that my sister did her first communion and got married in later.

Some of this flushed with memories and on the cast is probably tired of me already going to school and went to.

That's why so how something first week when he was a kid thing of the filling of another so great somebody least you bring that bring that to the role. That's pretty cool so and I was talking with you about it a little bit in the back here. So East New York is that a man or a Yankee area. What is that East New York so it's the easternmost part of Brooklyn so close to the Queens water so there are a lot of my fans. But unlike Yankee is all around New York. I wonder years in Brooklyn, my junior high school high school, college, but growing up we lived in the Bronx for a good while and my dad. He knew the peptone family which Joe pivots on the course first baseman and that in some of the Yankee teams before or you know that the 70s years, I was just talking about. He was writer that was right around the time so did you grow up and in the old Yankee Stadium. Oh absolutely everyone Yankee Stadium is just following seven Mickey Mantle nine by the marriage. You know that you think of judge 62 what you mean, what does that mean huge and it's it's just about the person that he is and your toe by DNA in the storybook of the Yankees as the that he has that same kind of being a wonderful athlete but at the same time knowing what team is all about. Then thinking that you had and he does have a very Jeter like quality to him as well. Were your your your gala star New York you never hear a bad word about them, never winds up on the wrong side of the newspaper you know he does have a Jeter like quality time absolutely meant it was just I was on a plane coming here to see you and my plate know it's happening turn to turn the TV in the Plano lighting. All of them on the wrong airline they didn't have the fees. What is to think that you know people would like walking him like Boston didn't want to commend you beautiful thing about him is he didn't change his approach the entire time losing I never eat.

He didn't go in the toilet here and go like to further 30 Jimmy he was walking the scoring he was doing what he needed to do walking so all right anything played exactly Jimmy exactly love it. Yes me to Jimmy Smits is here from East New York, again on CBS available to stream live and on-demand on Paramount plus premiered this past Sunday and we just saw clip of the show and that I'm such a fan of yours and NYPD Blue from back in the day that I noticed because again, it's that the executors is there some DNA from and why Paul yeah Billy Finkelstein yeah William Finkelstein who who started out on LLI law and sent a spec script about going start LA law right know and worked on on on blue. After that Michael Robin who also started out as a working on postproduction as an intern and then worked worked his way up to the Bochco ranks it's it's in their interest. So there was a trust. Besides, the whole East New York thing right there was a trust that is shorthand that we have. They have a young Creator may Michael Flynn who is just no bring his a game has also worked with David Kelly who has that kind of same, no the same DNA about the words on the page right and how you can do in the in the framework of what network TV is you doing a police procedural what that character is important to live course you know I'm in your your naming all people from like I guess the Stephen Bochco tree yeah date I can tell you in on him and him and the other things you mentioned, but I picked up on on that clip, not just your acting in what was being said the telephones in the background like that's all you like old-school NYPD. I guess it's okay looking it's a working Police Department I get started. We'll deal with what your real portraying to everybody on camera so when you started doing this.

Did you have flashbacks to the blue days when you were NYPD Blue did not show on the yeah yeah absolutely I'm it's it's so different from incoming uniform on guys like the guys vibe is totally like a rock puller playable commander of Brooklyn who is his past picking a young deputy inspector played by men to Warrenton to to be in charge of this particular precinct in East New York and she wants to. Kind of like Institute. All of these new ways of how to deal with law enforcement and about my character giving her the space to do that and so it is part of the dynamic of of what you don't. Doing a week to week and that character is you know at the forefront and so is it true just going to look back in the day here with you, Jimmy, and then I got a celebrity true false for you. Is it true that you are you originally for NYPD Blue had a character that you turn down a role for is a true and that that character turn into the Caruso character who he wound up avenging only singers and chemists. I mean I was I was working I was working on law and I had finished my commitment that I had wonderful affinity with Stephen Bochco. He did so much for me in terms of your career stuff and he he I did get to see the pilot script of of the of NYPD Blue and figure character was written for Kelly. Okay� I was American guy with no commitment, so he offered you the role of John tell mom can nestle to do this no kiss and tell me to say that it came it came back to came back to came back with wonderful rehab okay for Bobby Simone but you did get to see an actual script of of NYPD Blue before.

Before long, so you know absolutely that you will let's get to some other thing, whether true or false in regards to Jimmy Smits celebrity true false role role are our incredible.

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The first one up for you celebrity true false true false you in a brief stint as a cabbie in New York before getting regular work on the poppers. The triple yeah I mean that's true, but it was like qualify thing that wasn't it wasn't like I yeah I do have a license and I was a good couple spends just driving to try to make ends meet.

Is everything and how to get on a soap how to get for homebuilding. The stumps was it's kind of what is doing theater off-Broadway, you kind of like soaps. If you could they players on the soap to support yourself. You make a lot of progress but who had to get discovered just off-Broadway is that when was started yet to start doing theater and a lot of theater work and working regional theater and I would I was whole thing and then little sparks on soap and then my first TV job was on the pilot of Miami Vice didn't last very long ride in last five minutes from now. But I knew going in the best best yeah yeah yeah we were the first guy that got left of Miami Vice and I was nine months now is one Smits yeah yeah actually yeah yeah I was gone I was.

The character is Don Johnson's apartment regional partner for right so it's that the story in motion that he gave the pastor, so I knew going in the new one now come back on with Phil Collins video Guy Johnson and his being there. During that time because you know how a young actor doing a lot of theater and and just seeing the dynamic of what Michael may want to do that show and how that so change the dynamic describes it as a can story can be shorted and then you eventually hooked up with a guy who totally changed television as well and Stephen Bochco. True or false, you did not perform well in your first LA law audition in New York. She flew to LA got a second audition and nailed it is a true story is like super true. What one has to be true I was. I had an addition in New York and the cut but it was what it was a network audition people out basically. So the kind of put all this legal dialogue. I just did terribly and a friend of mine. I went to school with said you really see the people involved in the come over here and it's one of those 99 that time was people to express you pay for your flight your parachute if you remember that and I had an addition with Stephen Bochco Gray, who directed the pilot I had done some work with on a movie. Peter Himes directed Peter and Stephen knew each other so the additional well but right and I got little confirmation from the other side there is that when you first met Stephen Bochco at that S method addition. He walked in and Steve used to have all these sports paraphernalia so he had when I walked into the addition he was. He had these baseball bats and swing in the bed so you don't do good on this slick city at enemies. Those two liberty he had figured like when I met you and we determine he got his first night for Hill Street was at 14. Unbelievable what you think LA law worked so well what you think, Jimmy. I mean, I of course it's all up for me. Good television is all about the writing with on page but I think the fact that it was in on the ensemble. The way the ensemble was cooking like I'm running on all cylinders. It it just showed the legal system and it and it different kind of way that it hadn't seen for with all his blemishes and your course limits Los Angeles next one for you Jimmy Smits. True or false. Your West Wing character Matthew Santos was loosely based on Barack Obama even though he wasn't even a US senator at the time such were false. So somebody had already discovered who he was and decided he was doing a lot of great work in Chicago right and yeah really I did not know that you have about your Kelly was yeah I was doing just before he he had made the decision to run again. It's a compilation of a lot of different different people who else is involved in.

Who else was involved in in your compilation of of Matthew Santos was probably a Becerra yeah was currently now in the ease now in the cabinet that right now and okay different did you meet any of these folks are absolutely met Obama yeah okay yeah well ended. I remember being in Chicago with him.

We read federal employees speaking engagement thing and we're backstage and he was contemplating he had made the choice yet we had a brief conversation about is my family going to be up to the rigors of what this is going to take running yet because it's not just sure it's it's it's hard it's hard so did you. Were you the one who convinced them to run and I look at him out and look at him now. Next one.

True false you use this snippet of yourself singing doo-wop on NYPD Blue to outlander in the Heights role is a true false. So what, what, when, and how you know that I these are all ratted me out. I know that was yeah I did get a compilation of little yeah sending that onto Manuel Miranda Lord John to the director that I had known Lynn before we knew that it was again the role.

One of the reasons why went on this addition for this film was because we knew that this figure character was invented be doing heavy lifting, vocally, wasn't I was just willing to do an obvious stuff. Those five know that I could blow couple and note that you said hey look on the Leslie Odom but I can use an existing on the corner needs and your fellow persuasions use this snippet from NYPD Blue was one that a compilation of little but worked out for sure that as limit they actually got that.

I think okay good will obviously last one for you.

Fascinated by this to see if it's true or false. Jimmy Smits true false you once sang karaoke with Gregory Peck and Sidney Poitier etc. point guide you make me sweat. Why is no because like you to get that for me and were not at home.

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They were sitting how the directory will how does one sing Karen I Harriet I had I had the good fortune to be able to work with us to pick on film with Jane Fonda right after LA law and well just if flesh remember just just thinking sure and that we would get my wife and I would get phone calls like a could you come over to having a couple friends over for the four dinner we can come over from to say is good and his wife Ronnie Cruz was from France and this little senior forward even flipped up the phone. It would be Gregory Peck. Yeah, I have called you Jim, yet come, for the week and have a few friends of mine that was a time when the brat pack was like thing and I'm saying that because it's it's a bulge I went to went to Greg's house and then all of a sudden in balance to doing the name dropping, but you could probably would. This Los Angeles Hollywood was walking in and that Dorling Matthau you send me an my life. I looked at each other like if the backpack that this is the video right here and to just see them you know interact with each other and humility and friendship that they had the importance of knowing you will talk about platform and your brand and a list of not knowing that you have responsibility not only to entertain but to enlighten. This is like part of these peoples. Of course, and I assume Q you mean Quincy Jones is so� I'm so yes, thank you, saying I didn't sing I watch them all. You know it's an after dinner and got up I got a couple of things to bring out the little time of little you know that little offender like an old Cheshire microphone attached in they were saying you watched this karaoke go down I West is good and that is amazing.

I would love Sidney party singing karaoke man Quincy Jones the Quincy's like the song on the man outstanding make you sweat.

These are all the messages that your stories are just amazing. Jimmy last one is well on the what a blessing to be involved in the Star Wars world as well because I got a 4 m I mean I got a 1411 and nine they would know you as the center. You know they mean that that is I haven't introduce them to NYPD Blue in East New York some point, but they would know you is how did you get involved in the Star Wars world exhibits got a my agent told me that Mr. Lucas wanted to have a conversation and we had a phone call and he said besides my tell you a light saber is not part of this conversation Zoe said when I like when I took him a lysate that disappoint you little but deep down I yeah I cannot say I know how like the work that he had seen. Then he realized that that the franchise will collect franchise charted the world needed to have morbid diversity promised that he would have me do a little bit of everything and he and that was up to that, he sure did, and then occurs again. Yet now that there's a TV version we Obi-Wan you did that as well. We are dynamite.

You know I will not become a thing now right mouse. It sure has a knot in your do you have any more anymore plans to do anymore. That's there were I guess were outside of the true false start.

Now Simon is holding my like origin stories and all these carriages getting origins doors. Now that's okay my love your awesome jimmy Smits to come and it's it's really few euros that it's a trip to Michigan. He said I love what you do man with that. Thank you, Jimmy.

It's it is it is a blessing to have the opportunity that I give credit to my wife and some some folks at the NFL come up with the idea so it's great but that's what it's all about. I mean, you know we we love doing what we do, how do you think that the next level and give back and make sure that everybody doing a little bit that said, whatever my nonsense that I'm doing running a my suit. If we can raise money.

Some of the love to do it. I got a clacking man. Now you don't. False you will write you can clock me with a sundial brother that is for sure, no question about that. Jimmy Smits check him out in CBS's East New York which is at 9 PM Sunday nights on CBS. It just premiered this past Sunday you could stream it live and on-demand on Paramount plus every single Sunday night at 92, Paramount plus available right here on Roku as well. Thank you, thank you, Jimmy Smith here on the rich eyes and show your back with your phone calls and so much more in a moment 62 when you open up a Mercedes-Benz printer manual more than just torture unlocking potential the potential to do your own thing. Be your own boss to your own success and blaze your own trail each and every sprinter van is built designed and equipped to let you hit the open road and take on any goal you set to help you follow your own passions reawaken that spirit of adventure and check all those big, bold, fun and exciting experiences off your bucket list only Mercedes-Benz program let you live, work and play out your dreams no matter how far off the beaten path will take you in with 16 body types.

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I brought this movie switch that he did and he looked at me and laughed about switching.

This is like that movie and saw the guy you got a picture but Mike you tell about you use to drive Jill Ikenberry around. I know you're dropping Jill Ikenberry references and that snow is just his head in his and you probably haven't heard that name and so sure. You might might like earned my I know I like to follow all really want you like.

I got us good one and then to stop by the way when I learned, by the way are Mike and Colin when I used to do stand up, I had I had one of my bits was what it did involve people peoples express that airline. Do you remember hope is expressed to you too young for their okay so there was an error. There was you remember this right teaching people to connect okay people so you I was an East Coast thing to do vis-�-vis fluid from from New York to Los Angeles. It was a low-budget airline water was incredibly inexpensive and why was called she's express it was like people who quit can afford you know to back buy tickets on the traditional airlines bike at the time TWA Eastern Airlines and Pan Am write all his airlines are now gone. But you know, American. All of it you would fly peoples express and you would get your reservation and they would not just go up and down the aisle how you know that a cop that a cart now for drinks or peanuts or whatever. I remember they would go up and down the aisle with a credit card machine and not one of those it clearly that you would connectivity it would be near. They were run your card and then you would write down the cost and they would rip off the receipt. I think it was thought to myself, and I made it a bit like you what you're lucky I don't have my credit card on me. 35,000 while I sorry I don't have you had your parish suddenly DB Cooper jumping up back with the great document yet. Good. I'm going way back here about this peoples express operated from April 1981 to February 1987. Wow these ecologies, it was hundred and $49 each way across country that was like New York to LA, please know you.

My sodas were $0.50 beer was a dollar add to cart also had a credit card and on it yeah it was the more talk. It was the choice of airlines for people who blew their first LA law will be the cause issue is light. LA five because it was kind of like a dark gray with brown and black stripe was blue white. I am merged with continental and 87 express. I've never been on the flights.

I never even heard of this peoples express.

I might've floated to go back to school once or twice by Jimmy Smits great conversation when we come back. Jeff passant calls him from Arlington, Texas. He was in the building when Erin budget 62. We will talk about all of that with him and my power. I can say is coming up as it flowed a ton of cities. Richard did fly to Detroit so you probably didn't get to go back to school never know when it was either that or Northwest Orient because it was northwest door when it was screwed up because they had some problems and we would we nicknamed it northwest disorient airline. that's the michigan humor sir see how limited disorient and get it to get it get it. that was one of the jokes that you might stand a slick eyes express parish bridgeport went out for colby easily announced his retirement. what while the chiefs retired blue fox, but no cheese in one game while that's enough to come good actually said he wants to spend more time with us.

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