Big Red Rage - A Tribute To Dave Pasch, The Soundtrack Of Cardinals Football
Ep. 774 - Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley pay tribute to the legendary Cardinals broadcasting career of longtime play-by-play voice Dave Pasch following the announcement of his expanded, exclusive new role with ESPN. Calvisi and Wolf relive Pasch's most iconic calls from 24 seasons behind the microphone, revisiting unforgettable moments featuring Larry Fitzgerald, Kurt Warner, and the Cardinals memorable playoff runs, while sharing behind-the-scenes stories about working alongside one of the NFL's premier broadcasters. The show also continues its celebration of Fitzgerald's upcoming Pro Football Hall of Fame induction with another spin of the Fitzgerald Highlight Randomizer, showcasing some of his greatest moments through the unforgettable radio calls of Pasch and Wolfley.
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Speaker 1: All right, Sea, its rising up, Jimper your rising vision,
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Speaker 7: Here's Paul calvic I'm ready. I'm one hundred percent ready.
Speaker 5: I'm telling you I'm ready.
Speaker 1: And Ron Wolfley, it doesn't get any better than that.
Speaker 7: Think about it, wolf Think about all the change and
Speaker 7: turnover in professional sports.
Speaker 5: You lived it, right.
Speaker 7: I mean, what's the average length of in an NFL
Speaker 7: player's career. It's still three and a half years, right,
Speaker 7: I mean.
Speaker 1: Point two somewhere in that vicinity, Pauly.
Speaker 7: I mean the NFL itself stands for quote, not for long.
Speaker 1: Yet.
Speaker 7: One member of the Cardinals organization just stood out for
Speaker 7: nearly a quarter century involved in nearly every single play call,
Speaker 7: not on the play sheet, but calling the plays on
Speaker 7: the air. As we salute the great Dave Pash calling
Speaker 7: it a Cardinals broadcast career earlier today. Yes, that is
Speaker 7: the headline, and yes we're going to go down memory
Speaker 7: lane thanks to the archives of our jim O Mahndro.
Speaker 7: It is the Big Red Rage presented by Emergency Here,
Speaker 7: Paul calvic Here, Ron Wolfley.
Speaker 1: There. You know what, Paul, there's an old saying that
Speaker 1: says all good things must come to an end, and
Speaker 1: that that is true, PAULI, but we don't have to
Speaker 1: like it. We don't have to like it. This is
Speaker 1: this is one tough pill to swallow, I think for
Speaker 1: Cardinal fans.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it really is. I mean, as two guys who
Speaker 7: have been with Dave on the air and beyond for
Speaker 7: more than two decades. Look, I'll just say this. I've
Speaker 7: been doing this since we had a high school radio station.
Speaker 7: And there's no one in this business I respect more
Speaker 7: than Dave Pash. Just those who do it best in
Speaker 7: the industry, any industry, do what they make it look easy.
Speaker 7: Dave makes it sound so stinking easy. It's not that easy.
Speaker 7: He is so capable, and we're going to get into
Speaker 7: not only his ability, but I mean all the news
Speaker 7: from earlier today, you know, I mean ESPN tweeting out
Speaker 7: that they have re signed day Pash to an exclusive
Speaker 7: multi year agreement, So they're going to continue their two
Speaker 7: decade plus on the ESPN side with someone they call
Speaker 7: one of their signature play by play voices. It is
Speaker 7: an exclusive and expanded contract, meaning he's going to add
Speaker 7: NFL duties to his college football is college basketball NBA duties.
Speaker 7: But it necessitates that he steps away from the Cardinals.
Speaker 7: And that is the big headline from earlier today.
Speaker 1: You keep saying Dave, Paul, Dave. You keep saying David.
Speaker 1: I know a lot of people know him as Dave,
Speaker 1: but it's David to me. Okay, it's David Pash. And
Speaker 1: can I just say about David, there are none better.
Speaker 1: He is the best of the best, and the proof
Speaker 1: has just been acknowledged by ESPN and the new role
Speaker 1: that he is taking over. Honestly, I have to say this,
Speaker 1: and Paully, you and I have had conversations about this
Speaker 1: over the years, many many times. I'm surprised it took
Speaker 1: them this law.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and you know what, We'll get into everything as
Speaker 7: some of the intricacies, but the Big Red Rage landscape
Speaker 7: our game plan, if you will, it's going to be
Speaker 7: Dave Pash his top ten calls of all time and
Speaker 7: his Cardinals' career, and then we're going to wrap it
Speaker 7: up by talking about Larry Fitzgerald, since, after all, it
Speaker 7: is this summer of fits. So finally two things we
Speaker 7: know something about around here, right, Dave Pash and Larry Fitzgerald.
Speaker 7: And we're going to go through the top ten. I know,
Speaker 7: when our Jim Olmhundro sent us the list, I looked
Speaker 7: at it and I said, wait a minute, number ten,
Speaker 7: How can ten not be higher? And then I saw
Speaker 7: number nine. I said, oh, I get yeah, number nine
Speaker 7: is pretty good, but number nine's got to be. Well, no,
Speaker 7: look at number eight. And so this is a really tough,
Speaker 7: really tough deal. But let's just start top ten. We're
Speaker 7: going to start at the bottom work our way up
Speaker 7: during this edition to the Big Red Rage presented by
Speaker 7: Emergency Here. How about two thousand and eight against Dallas
Speaker 7: when Sean Morey did what let's listen.
Speaker 4: Matt mcbriar's been great all day. The punter for Dallas
Speaker 4: will punt from his goal line. He's got it here.
Speaker 6: They come, Cardinals, fucked it picked up. That's a touchdown.
Speaker 6: Cardinals win money. Bizel with the touchdown, Shawn Moury.
Speaker 3: With the block. How about that Cardinals.
Speaker 6: Cardinals beat the Cowboys and overtime thirty to twenty four
Speaker 6: in a block punt. Sean Mory got through that time.
Speaker 6: Bazel picked it up. Touchdown. Cardinals with a two game
Speaker 6: lead in the division.
Speaker 3: How about that.
Speaker 5: For a walk off?
Speaker 7: Nobody saw that coming at the time. I mean, we
Speaker 7: both remember being there for that moment in two thousand
Speaker 7: and eight, Sean Moury and Many Bizel combined for an
Speaker 7: overtime walkoff game winner.
Speaker 1: You know what, poly uh. First of all, I just
Speaker 1: I love the fact that you can hear the emotion
Speaker 1: in David's voice, the joy, the pure, unadulterted joy in
Speaker 1: his voice. And I know that Dave loved the fact
Speaker 1: that he could show that when he did the Cardinal broadcast,
Speaker 1: he didn't have to worry about being true neutral, He
Speaker 1: could go ahead and actually root on the call for
Speaker 1: his team. And I love the fact that you could
Speaker 1: hear it, the joy, the unmitigated joy of Sean Moury
Speaker 1: blocking that pun. Can I just say this too, Polly,
Speaker 1: Sean Moury in the vein of Steve Tasker. Do you
Speaker 1: remember Steve Tasker, the special teams player for the Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 1: As a wide receiver, That's what Taz used to do
Speaker 1: all the time. And Sean Moury also as a wide receiver,
Speaker 1: that's what he did for the Cardinals.
Speaker 7: Well, Wolf is a guy who went to four Pro
Speaker 7: Bowls as a special teams a So I know that
Speaker 7: play in particular warms your heart. But once again I
Speaker 7: should stay off the top. This is Dave only. There's
Speaker 7: no Ron Wolfley color analyst in these calls.
Speaker 3: Okay, we don't need no staking Rod Wolf.
Speaker 7: We need his number nine two thousand and eight wild
Speaker 7: card against Atlanta the playoffs, And oh, I don't know
Speaker 7: a certain receiver who cemented himself into NFL history.
Speaker 5: Second in five.
Speaker 4: Now at the Atlanta forty two, they're gonna keep it
Speaker 4: on the ground with James. It's a flea flicker. Warner
Speaker 4: gonna throw deep near side, going for fits. He's in
Speaker 4: double coverage.
Speaker 6: It doesn't matter he caught it anyway, touchdown Cardinals.
Speaker 3: You can't stop that guy.
Speaker 4: Larry Fitzgerald led the NFL with twelve receiving touchdowns during
Speaker 4: the regular season. He catches his first postseason touchdown.
Speaker 7: A forty two yarder to Fits and you're thinking, wait
Speaker 7: a minute, I've heard that before. Maybe you didn't hear
Speaker 7: it on Cardinals radio. You've heard it on NFL films,
Speaker 7: You've heard it on ESPN. That call has been used repeated.
Speaker 7: You're gonna hear it this summer when fitz is inducted
Speaker 7: into the Hall of Fame. That is an iconic radio
Speaker 7: call that has followed Larry Fitzgerald his entire career.
Speaker 1: It's just incredible to hear that man once again. David.
Speaker 1: There is no such thing as double coverage. You just
Speaker 1: happen to be a zone where, of course the safety
Speaker 1: broke to the ball. Okay, on Larry Fitzgerald, But I'm
Speaker 1: not going to go down that road again, Paul.
Speaker 7: Let's go to two thousand and eight divisional game at Carolina.
Speaker 7: We all remember this road trip. You go into Carolina,
Speaker 7: the Panthers scored in like five plays into the game.
Speaker 7: You're thinking, well, okay, the pundits were right. Nobody gave
Speaker 7: the Cardinals a chance in Round two of the playoffs.
Speaker 7: Uh not exactly.
Speaker 4: Here we go, Kurt Warner takes an ee and the
Speaker 4: Arizona Cardinals will play for the National Football Conference Championship
Speaker 4: next week. Cardinal fans, do you believe this football team?
Speaker 4: An incredible performance in Charlotte. They throttle the Panthers thirty
Speaker 4: three to thirteen, and if the Eagles win tomorrow, you
Speaker 4: will get to watch your Arizona Cardinals in person at
Speaker 4: University of Phoenix Stadium.
Speaker 5: Play for the right to go to the Super Bowl.
Speaker 4: Simply one of the greatest wins in Cardinal franchise history. Congratulations, Redbirds,
Speaker 4: and one of those wins that didn't really hit home
Speaker 4: maybe until the flight home.
Speaker 7: I just I think everyone was just stupefied. I mean,
Speaker 7: the Cardinals not only won the game, they dominated the
Speaker 7: Carolina Panthers. At the end of the game. I mean,
Speaker 7: you writ what was it six takeaways by the Cardinals defense.
Speaker 7: It was just an unbelievable blitzing to the Carolina Panthers
Speaker 7: on their home field.
Speaker 1: And not only that too, Paully, it was just to
Speaker 1: win that game knowing what was coming after that, to
Speaker 1: know that they were actually going to be able to
Speaker 1: host the Philadelphia Eagles the next week.
Speaker 7: That's incredible, It really was, all right, speaking of the playoffs,
Speaker 7: here we go, we're continuing the top ten Dave pash
Speaker 7: calls of his Cardinals' career. Let's advance to the playoffs
Speaker 7: NFC Divisional against Green Bay in twenty fifteen, and of course,
Speaker 7: Larry Legend.
Speaker 4: First down on the Cardinal twenty fits wide to the right,
Speaker 4: two receivers to the left, David Johnson the back, Palmer
Speaker 4: under center. Palmer takes the snap, play action pass, Palmer
Speaker 4: setting up. He's in trouble, hit gets out of there,
Speaker 4: rolls right, throws back to the left, fits us wide open,
Speaker 4: caught up the thirty five.
Speaker 3: Nobody's there.
Speaker 6: He's at the forty, at the fifty, turns up field
Speaker 6: of the forty five, at the forty thirty five stick
Speaker 6: COM's thirty twenty five twenty fits to the near side,
Speaker 6: town to the five and tackled there. Carson Palmer somehow
Speaker 6: got out of trouble and found a wide open fits
Speaker 6: seventy five yards.
Speaker 7: I mean to an amazing play, an amazing play call.
Speaker 7: How many times we said that in Passion's career behind
Speaker 7: the mic and that was evidence right there. Not just
Speaker 7: to follow the action and describe it on radio, but Wolf,
Speaker 7: I mean to include the Nolak stiff arm in the call,
Speaker 7: but just to encapsulate and capture the energy in the excitement.
Speaker 7: I mean, it is palpable, just the reaction from the
Speaker 7: crowds through Dave's Dave's voice.
Speaker 1: There's no doubt about it. His voice is so pure.
Speaker 1: It's so pure when he speaks, and you can tell
Speaker 1: exactly what it is that's he's saying, and you can
Speaker 1: feel what he's saying. And to point out the stiff arm.
Speaker 1: You and I have had conversations, multiple conversations about the
Speaker 1: stiff arm call over the years. That he actually included
Speaker 1: that without any hesitation whatsoever. It's just incredible. It blows
Speaker 1: my mind.
Speaker 7: By the way, Dave releasing a statement be a social
Speaker 7: media that began, and I quote thank you to Michael
Speaker 7: Bidwell in the Arizona Cardinals for a rewarding twenty four
Speaker 7: year journey with the organization. That chapter comes to a
Speaker 7: close as I transition into an expanded and exclusive role
Speaker 7: with the ESPN will continue countdown the best play calls,
Speaker 7: the best in the bizz edition of Dave Pash The
Speaker 7: Big Red Rage presented by Emergency here as we continue
Speaker 7: with our countdown to the number one call right after this.
Speaker 4: First and goal for the Rams at the Cardinal ten
Speaker 4: three thirty two and counting four receiver set shotgun for
Speaker 4: Balder flying to his right by Jackson Balger three step
Speaker 4: drop pomps and fires left side.
Speaker 6: Picked off progress Commardi in the five Horseide ten twenty
Speaker 6: thirty forty Good.
Speaker 3: Day Progress, COMMARTI by goal corting thirty.
Speaker 6: NFC West tips here they Tom touchdown DRC.
Speaker 1: At DRC get take off the hood.
Speaker 3: And drop the sickle.
Speaker 1: This one's over.
Speaker 3: You're the NFC West champions.
Speaker 7: How about there? I mean, you're talking about a ninety
Speaker 7: nine yard picks six against the Rams to clinch the
Speaker 7: division that doesn't even make the top ten of all time.
Speaker 7: Great Dave Pash radio play by play calls of his
Speaker 7: Cardinals career as he called it a Cardinals career earlier today.
Speaker 7: Officially he gets an expanded and exclusive role with ESPN
Speaker 7: Ron Wolfley Paul Calvic and we were there for much
Speaker 7: of his Cardinals career. Wolf and nobody earned it more
Speaker 7: than Dave Pash. Nobody deserves that sort of promotion more
Speaker 7: than Dave Pash. We've had the pleasure of working alongside
Speaker 7: him for so many years. We realize the ability as
Speaker 7: one of the top broadcasters in the business. He's an
Speaker 7: even better human being. It is the big red rage
Speaker 7: presented by Emergency Air and we're going to count it
Speaker 7: all down here the top ten play calls Wolf, But
Speaker 7: in terms of human beings, Dave's near the top of
Speaker 7: that list as well.
Speaker 1: There's no doubt about it, Baly, just there are none better. Simply,
Speaker 1: he was so good and incredible at calling these Arizona
Speaker 1: Cardinal games. We all respected Dave so much and loved
Speaker 1: talking about it. Man, I remember you and I Paully
Speaker 1: on plane flights home saying, man, did you hear Pash
Speaker 1: on that on that call? You know, we marveled being
Speaker 1: in the business ourselves. We marveled at just how great
Speaker 1: he was.
Speaker 7: I don't think people realize and we'll get to the
Speaker 7: countdown here in a minute. We would marvel at the
Speaker 7: fact that day would call a Cardinals game on a Sunday,
Speaker 7: and then you call a college basketball game on a
Speaker 7: Monday or Tuesday. This is in November when all the
Speaker 7: seasons would collide. Then he called an NBA game on Wednesday.
Speaker 7: Then he go in for his college football production meetings
Speaker 7: with like Nick Saban on a Friday, and then on
Speaker 7: Saturday call a big time primetime college football game. And
Speaker 7: then he fly in that night or the next morning
Speaker 7: and call another Cardinals game. And he wouldn't mess up
Speaker 7: a single name or number.
Speaker 3: It was unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Would not trip over one name that that just blows
Speaker 1: my mind.
Speaker 7: In some ways, it was uncalled for. It really was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was okay.
Speaker 7: So we left you with a Larry Legend seventy five
Speaker 7: yard masterpiece setting up the game winning scoring overtime of
Speaker 7: the twenty fifteen season postseason win against Green Bay. That
Speaker 7: was number seven. So think about good. The play calls
Speaker 7: are still to come. Two thousand and eight Seat championship
Speaker 7: against the Eagles. We're talking one stop, one moment, a
Speaker 7: crucial fourth downstand.
Speaker 4: Fourth and ten for Philly at the Arizona forty seven
Speaker 4: yard line. Curtis comes to the right, three receivers just
Speaker 4: off the line.
Speaker 3: To the left.
Speaker 4: Mcnabbin shotgun flanked to his right by Westbrook McNab waiting.
Speaker 4: McNabb's got it. Back to throw pressure coming, McNab steps up, throws.
Speaker 3: Near side and it is nickup lad you.
Speaker 6: Dropped at the thirty yard line like Curtis. The Cardinals
Speaker 6: takeover for a minute. Fifty one away from tapparm.
Speaker 7: That crowd noise is so loud it almost sounds like
Speaker 7: it's faith. It's almost like it's been added by AI,
Speaker 7: and it reminds me that is still the loudest stadium
Speaker 7: I have ever been in. Was the NFC Championship win
Speaker 7: against the field the Eagles.
Speaker 1: Paulie, I agree with what you just had one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: Do you remember that play cover zero defensively here? It
Speaker 1: was cover zero. You were gonna go after, Donovan McNabb,
Speaker 1: send everybody, play man across the board. That's what the
Speaker 1: Arizona Cardinals did, and they won that game because they
Speaker 1: gambled and they went after and they said, you know what,
Speaker 1: this is it right here, fourth down, We're gonna send everybody.
Speaker 1: I just man, the hair on the back of my
Speaker 1: neck is standing off right now.
Speaker 7: After that game was over, because once again buck fifty
Speaker 7: one away from Tampa, men and women crying. Chan's crying
Speaker 7: in the stands as Super Bowl forty three was the
Speaker 7: next step. You're talking about Dave Pash and we are
Speaker 7: talking about him. It is the best of Dave Pash,
Speaker 7: this big red rage, and we are saluting the longtime
Speaker 7: voice of the Ears on a card his first year
Speaker 7: two thousand and two, Jake Plumber was still the quarterback,
Speaker 7: and it is remarkable just how long his career, how
Speaker 7: successful it has been. So I talk about quarterbacks. So
Speaker 7: now we get into the Kyler Murray era, and no
Speaker 7: better highlight than twenty twenty against Buffalo. This stadium virtually empty,
Speaker 7: but it was one of those unbelievable moments that'll go
Speaker 7: down in Cardinal's history.
Speaker 4: Hopkins to the left, three receivers to the right. Cardinals
Speaker 4: trail by four. They're out of timeouts, eleven seconds left
Speaker 4: in the game. First down at the Buffalo forty three.
Speaker 4: Now the Bills dropped two men back twenty five yards downfield.
Speaker 4: Murray back to throw, flushed out, rolling left, in trouble,
Speaker 4: slips a tackle, Gotta launch it. He does left side
Speaker 4: into the end zone, jump ball and it.
Speaker 6: Is Is it caught? Is it caught? Oh my goodness,
Speaker 6: it's caught. DeAndre Hopkins caught it. Hey caught it for
Speaker 6: a duckdown with one second left. I can't believe it.
Speaker 6: You've gotta be joking me. Hopkins reaches up with three
Speaker 6: defenders around him, he pulls it in and the Cardinals
Speaker 6: laid a thirty two to thirty quit.
Speaker 7: A second lap the Hail Murray against Buffalo forty three
Speaker 7: yards worth of game when he touchdown, and like a
Speaker 7: professional play by play announcer, he didn't say it until
Speaker 7: he knew it. He posted as a question, does he
Speaker 7: have it?
Speaker 5: Does he have it?
Speaker 7: He's waiting for the official signal from the referee on
Speaker 7: the sideline and then boom, you know, because the last
Speaker 7: thing you want to do is make a mistake on
Speaker 7: that sort of played in the game.
Speaker 1: Yes, man, bring your back memories. I remember looking at
Speaker 1: him like, I don't know if he's got it or not.
Speaker 1: What do you get called? You know, calling a national game,
Speaker 1: you just have to be true, neutral and professional. And
Speaker 1: that was the one thing I keep talking about this,
Speaker 1: But David loved the fact that he could just go
Speaker 1: over the top and just love the fact that yes,
Speaker 1: he caught it and root for you know, root for
Speaker 1: his team, the Arizona Cardinals. Man, And you could just
Speaker 1: hear it in his voice right there again. The joy,
Speaker 1: the joy that Dave has presented, of course over all
Speaker 1: of these years, the joy of calling games in which
Speaker 1: he could root for the Arizona Cardinals.
Speaker 7: It's a great time to duck in his quote to
Speaker 7: Azycardinals dot Com and Darren Urbin, and you can read
Speaker 7: the story for yourself. But the one quote from Dave
Speaker 7: that stands out to me quote talking about his Cardinals career.
Speaker 7: It's been almost half my life, so it's been quite
Speaker 7: the journey, Dave said. It's a journey I didn't think
Speaker 7: would come to an end. It's one that I look
Speaker 7: on with very fond memories. And I think the biggest
Speaker 7: reason why is because of the people I got to
Speaker 7: work with over the years. And he might have named
Speaker 7: a few of us in there. So that was very
Speaker 7: nice Dave to point that out. All right, let's go
Speaker 7: to the two thousand and nine NFC Wildcards. Some of
Speaker 7: the most un believable and memorable games were in the
Speaker 7: postseason against Green Bay. We were twenty fifteen, this is
Speaker 7: two thousand and nine, against the very young Aaron Rodgers.
Speaker 7: As Kurt Warner and Aaron Rodgers were dueling to the
Speaker 7: very end, but it was the dirty Bird himself who
Speaker 7: stepped in roll it.
Speaker 4: Third and five of the twenty five yard line of
Speaker 4: Green Bay, A minute gone by in overtime.
Speaker 5: Three receivers right and won to the left.
Speaker 6: Huge play for the Cardinal defense trying to get it
Speaker 6: for their offense. Shotgunsnap, Rogers dropping back in trouble Rodgers head.
Speaker 1: Fuck it up.
Speaker 6: Cardinals had a dance by He's get a star, We're
Speaker 6: doing it, or Carlos dance by cooking away from Aaron
Speaker 6: Rodgers head cook it.
Speaker 3: To the house.
Speaker 4: Fifty one forty five. The Cardinals beat the Packers. It
Speaker 4: looked like a fumble.
Speaker 6: Adams hit Rogers and then the ball hit Rogers foot
Speaker 6: and popped up into the air. Dansby grabbed it and
Speaker 6: ran for a touchdown.
Speaker 1: PAULI correct me if I'm wrong here, But did Carlos
Speaker 1: Dansby do the dirty bird? Isn't that where he started
Speaker 1: to flap his wings do the dirty bird? After he
Speaker 1: scored and then got waylaid by about six of his teammates.
Speaker 7: I think he got three flaps in before it was
Speaker 7: flaps down, and then he got he got buried by
Speaker 7: Kolias Campbell and the rest of the defense.
Speaker 1: What a great call. And yet when I think of it,
Speaker 1: what a great player Carlos Dansby was. And that game
Speaker 1: specifically too, it's a game pall I've never seen in
Speaker 1: the NFL even to this day think about it. Over
Speaker 1: one thousand yards of offense and a record thirteen touchdowns
Speaker 1: in that game. Wow, oh my gosh, yeah, think about that.
Speaker 7: That was the game where Kurt Warner had more touchdown
Speaker 7: passes than incompletions, five to four. So it was Aaron
Speaker 7: Rodgers and Kurt Warner just pushing each other into over
Speaker 7: time and the ability of Dave Pash to not only
Speaker 7: call the play in the moment and nail it and
Speaker 7: capture the energy in the essence of the game and
Speaker 7: the magnitude of the wind, but then to also throw
Speaker 7: in what's next New Orleans Here the Cardinals come like
Speaker 7: the wherewithal is to be in the moment to such
Speaker 7: a degree it is truly remarkable. And once again, that
Speaker 7: was only number four. We still have the top three
Speaker 7: to go, and we'll get to that. A quick reminder,
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Speaker 7: the best in the biz. Edition of the Big Red
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Speaker 7: after this.
Speaker 4: Third and four at the forty eight yard line of Seattle.
Speaker 4: Shotgun for Palmer. Here come the Seahawks. HiT's a handoff
Speaker 4: left side Ellington and Ellington's got in.
Speaker 3: The first down of forty five forty days.
Speaker 6: About of the thirty heys are the twenty pays are
Speaker 6: the ten He's into the.
Speaker 3: End, Touch the hell.
Speaker 6: Andre Ellington seals the deal in Seattle.
Speaker 1: Oh baby, Andre Ellington on the speed draw.
Speaker 3: Nobody saw that coming.
Speaker 1: What a great call by PA.
Speaker 7: I can still feel the woosh of Seattle air as
Speaker 7: Andre Ellington j boom he gone as he ran right
Speaker 7: past us. And then after he ran past us on
Speaker 7: the sideline drew standing in the stand shuffle. He shuffled
Speaker 7: past us with his celebratory dance that went viral on
Speaker 7: Sunday Night football circa the two thousand fifteen season. How
Speaker 7: about it. It's the Big Red Race presented by Emergency.
Speaker 7: Here this is our best of Dave Pash edition, one
Speaker 7: of the best in the biz, and we're counting down
Speaker 7: his top ten calls once again. That is just what
Speaker 7: we call a rejoinder in the business. That didn't even
Speaker 7: make the final ten.
Speaker 1: That did not make it.
Speaker 7: Pull Wolf, it did not make it. I mean, it's
Speaker 7: a great call. Other two. I mean, honestly, I think
Speaker 7: I speak for all Cardinals followers and fans. If the
Speaker 7: name's pass and Wolf were added to the Ring of
Speaker 7: Honor and put up in the stadium, nobody would blink
Speaker 7: an eye. I think everybody would stand up and salute.
Speaker 7: For two decades, you guys were such an integral part
Speaker 7: of the DNA of the team, the soundtrack to the team,
Speaker 7: if you will, Jim Olmhundral bringing that to life every Sunday.
Speaker 7: And I mean it's interesting because Passion's career, we always
Speaker 7: had a joke and you know this where you say,
Speaker 7: you know that's another chapter in your book, Dave. You know,
Speaker 7: at the end of your career you got to write
Speaker 7: the book that's another chapter. Think about someone as a
Speaker 7: play by play announcer. And by the way, Dave passionnouncing
Speaker 7: today making it official that he's accepted it and expanded
Speaker 7: an exclusive role with the ESPN. But he worked with
Speaker 7: Bill Walton, late great Bill Walton all those years. Dick
Speaker 7: VI tell Ron Wolfley, I mean huge personalities. What did
Speaker 7: he do as a play by What does he do
Speaker 7: as a play by play guy? You think to bring
Speaker 7: the best out of his analyst?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Paullie, I really don't know. I don't know how
Speaker 1: to answer that. I don't know what he said to
Speaker 1: everybody else, but I can't tell you, Paulli, that's for me.
Speaker 1: I'll never forget. Early on with David, David took me
Speaker 1: aside and he said, don't be afraid to be yourself.
Speaker 1: Be yourself when you broadcast. And you know what David
Speaker 1: I mean, Polly. I thought of David and I was
Speaker 1: thinking to myself, Man, I've got to come in here.
Speaker 1: This guy, he works for ESPN. He's very very good
Speaker 1: at what he does, and I've got to match up
Speaker 1: to some of these guys and live up to some
Speaker 1: of these guys. And that he works with Dave took
Speaker 1: me aside and literally said, be yourself, call the game
Speaker 1: the way you like to call the game. And for me,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm an emotional guy, Pauli. And because of that,
Speaker 1: I love the game of football, because it is about
Speaker 1: an emotional game and man to play it and to
Speaker 1: call it and remember what it was like to actually
Speaker 1: play the game because of those calls that you just
Speaker 1: can't doesn't get any better than that.
Speaker 7: Well, let's get back to the best of the best,
Speaker 7: the top three calls in the career of Dave Pash
Speaker 7: as the Cardinals radio announcer. You on emotion. There's maybe
Speaker 7: no more emotional game in Cardinal's history than Super Bowl
Speaker 7: forty three. The ups, the downs, and the biggest of
Speaker 7: the highs had to have been when Larry Fitzgerald, Well
Speaker 7: he did this.
Speaker 4: Second and ten at the Cardinal thirty six twins left
Speaker 4: wins right Warner and the gun Errington flanks into his left.
Speaker 4: Cardinal's moving left to right Warner to pass with time
Speaker 4: fires over the middle of the Fits caught it.
Speaker 3: The forty five fifty fitches was forty thirty.
Speaker 6: Goodbye pen fine Cardinals lead touchdown.
Speaker 3: Larry Fitzgerald.
Speaker 4: A sixty four yard touchdown passed by Warner to Fitzgerald
Speaker 4: and the Cardinals lead Super Bowl forty three with two
Speaker 4: thirty seven to go.
Speaker 7: On the biggest stage in sports. The sixty four yarder.
Speaker 7: And I'm guessing, well, if you can remember that like
Speaker 7: it was yesterday, there's.
Speaker 1: No doubt about it, Paul. I mean, honestly, I remember
Speaker 1: when Larry scored. I remember Paul looking at David and
Speaker 1: Dave Pash looking at me, and we both said, there's
Speaker 1: two minutes and thirty seven second. It's too much time.
Speaker 1: We had a feeling that it was just too much time,
Speaker 1: and certainly that was the case. Ultimately.
Speaker 7: Well, I'll tell you what. Let's continue number two in
Speaker 7: the countdown the top ten play calls in the Cardinals'
Speaker 7: career of Dave Pash Larry Fitzgerald, this time in the
Speaker 7: in overtime of the twenty fifteen divisional game against Green Bay,
Speaker 7: we heard the seventy five yarder.
Speaker 6: Now the kapper, second down and goal with the five.
Speaker 6: They put Palmer in the gun. They can win it
Speaker 6: with a touchdown. They motioned John Brown on the near side,
Speaker 6: snap to Palmer, rolls out and.
Speaker 3: It's a pitch to fitz Rennicks.
Speaker 6: Right ahead, head to the ends out of the shovel
Speaker 6: pass and the touchdown of the win.
Speaker 3: The Cardinals at Dance to the NFC Championship.
Speaker 6: Game on a shovel pass of all things, and one
Speaker 6: of the craziest games ever fits on the shovel pass
Speaker 6: scores and the Cardinals winning in overtime twenty six to
Speaker 6: twenty eight.
Speaker 4: And fitz does it again in the playoffs. He has
Speaker 4: been a legend in the postseason. He set the record
Speaker 4: in two thousand and eight two thousand and nine with
Speaker 4: the most catches, receiving yards, and receiving touchdowns in a
Speaker 4: single postseason. He came back and had a touchdown and
Speaker 4: the win over Green Bay in overtime. Six years later,
Speaker 4: another overtime win against the Packers in the playoffs, and
Speaker 4: it's Larry Fitzgerald with two big plays. He had all
Speaker 4: the yards on that drive, seventy five yards on the
Speaker 4: pass and then five yards on the shovel pass for
Speaker 4: a touchdown. He finishes with eight catches a bucks seventy
Speaker 4: six and the game winning score. And I got no
Speaker 4: voice left.
Speaker 7: Don't discount that either. As a play by play guy
Speaker 7: like Dave would call an ESPN college football game on Saturday,
Speaker 7: and then on a Sunday he would call another four
Speaker 7: hour game as the voice of the Cardinals. I mean,
Speaker 7: that is a real skill and ability just to be
Speaker 7: able to pull that off physically and.
Speaker 1: Also Paully, was a real skill and ability of David
Speaker 1: to be able to sit there and say, on a
Speaker 1: shovel pass, right, I mean it was I have to
Speaker 1: say this, Paul, and you know me, I believe players
Speaker 1: win games. You know the way I feel on this call,
Speaker 1: the play will go execute it. Players win games based
Speaker 1: on that execution. Play calls that doesn't really matter. They
Speaker 1: don't win games. Yet I am here to tell you
Speaker 1: and I said this, I believe on this broadcast that
Speaker 1: was one of the best calls I have ever seen
Speaker 1: in that situation that Ba had the guts, had this
Speaker 1: circumference to actually call that play and that situation on
Speaker 1: the shovel.
Speaker 7: Pass, and the ability of Dave to recognize it instantaneously
Speaker 7: ses yes in the moment. And you know, Wolf, he's
Speaker 7: a really curious guy. I mean, he's so knowledgeable. He
Speaker 7: talks to so many insiders around the game of football.
Speaker 7: He would quiz you during commercial breaks, would he not.
Speaker 7: I could hear from the sideline, just in our headsets.
Speaker 7: I could hear the two of you talking. He was
Speaker 7: always asking you questions, wasn't he.
Speaker 1: Yeah, There's no doubt it. David very very inquisitive, A
Speaker 1: guy that again wants to know the answers. Doesn't think
Speaker 1: he knows it all these one of these guys that
Speaker 1: are so accomplished in his business and in the industry,
Speaker 1: and yet he'd walk around and ask everybody's opinion on things,
Speaker 1: ask them questions about things. It just speaks to the man.
Speaker 1: David is well.
Speaker 7: Part of the statement he posted on social media day passion,
Speaker 7: I quote, I was blessed to witness and call memorable games,
Speaker 7: including Super Bowl forty three and legendary players like Kurt
Speaker 7: Warner and Larry Fitzgerald, among others. So that being the case,
Speaker 7: drum roll, please, here we go the number one play
Speaker 7: call in the best of Dave Pash twenty four years
Speaker 7: as voice of the Cardinals. How about the two thousand
Speaker 7: and eight NFC Championship when the dream became reality.
Speaker 4: Nine seconds to go until Tampa Cardinals lead it thirty
Speaker 4: two to twenty five over the Eagles. First down for
Speaker 4: Philly on its seven yard line. McNabb and a shotgun
Speaker 4: receiver to the left and three to the right. McNabb's
Speaker 4: got it, drops to throw fires over the middle, caught
Speaker 4: by Jackson. Here's the Ladd roll on the far side
Speaker 4: of the ball is loose. It's fumble, pick up by
Speaker 4: Jackson far side, breaks a tackle at the fifteen lightles
Speaker 4: it again.
Speaker 6: It's picked off by Docket Ducking running near side of
Speaker 6: the fifteenth. Duck it inside the ten. That's it.
Speaker 3: The Cordinals half shot the world right for true, the
Speaker 3: Cards have done it.
Speaker 6: They're going to Super Bowl forty three.
Speaker 7: How can you not let that just hang in the air,
Speaker 7: the magnitude of the moment and once again the crowd, noise,
Speaker 7: the atmosphere, the energy, and the ability just to summarize
Speaker 7: it and we just just the ability have the poignant
Speaker 7: play call in the moment. And he always has that ability,
Speaker 7: and it's one of the reasons he's one of the
Speaker 7: premiere play by play announcers on the planet at this point.
Speaker 1: Yeah, PAULI just listening to all this once again, what
Speaker 1: an incredible job Jim Omhandro has done. The best producer,
Speaker 1: as I like to say, Game Day producer, although he
Speaker 1: does much more than that, the best in the National
Speaker 1: Football League. To put this all together, my goodness, the
Speaker 1: editing was incredible. The choice was incredible as well. And
Speaker 1: I don't even know how he could narrow it down
Speaker 1: to ten, because I can tell you right now, you
Speaker 1: and I both know there was about thirty to forty calls.
Speaker 1: And I'm being serious. Oh yeah, that David did that
Speaker 1: you could have put in this top ten.
Speaker 7: I'm going to quote Michael Bidwell in a statement Viazcardinals
Speaker 7: dot com. We cannot thank Dave and his family enough
Speaker 7: for what they have meant to our organization over the
Speaker 7: last twenty four seasons, and we were thrilled for them
Speaker 7: as they begin this exciting new chapter. Michael Bidwill went
Speaker 7: on to say his extraordinary talent talking about dave professionalism
Speaker 7: and passion elevated every broadcast, bringing a level of credibility
Speaker 7: that made every play, every game feel special. We wish Dave,
Speaker 7: Hallie and their family nothing but continued success and happiness
Speaker 7: in the years ahead. It's just a great way to
Speaker 7: punctuate what has been such a remarkable career by Dave,
Speaker 7: Passion's voice of the Cardinals. Now we get it he
Speaker 7: had to disdain for some of the mascots over the years,
Speaker 7: Sourds Sam and Sir Perr. We're not sure what you
Speaker 7: know they did to Dave exactly, but it's, man, what
Speaker 7: a pleasure wolf it really and it's going to be different,
Speaker 7: But I tell you what, we are very fortunate to
Speaker 7: have a talent the caliber of Dave, passion human, the
Speaker 7: caliber of day for twenty four seasons as the voice
Speaker 7: of the Cardinals. We are going to come back and
Speaker 7: we are going to celebrate Larry Fitzgerald's summer of fits
Speaker 7: on the Big Red Rays presented by emergency.
Speaker 4: Air first and goal on the two Cardinal's looking to
Speaker 4: tie the game. Snap the Palmer gonna throw lops at
Speaker 4: left side of the end zone for bets.
Speaker 6: He's on the ground and he's still bought it for
Speaker 6: century mark for Larry Fitzgerald career touchdown number one hundred
Speaker 6: and the Cardinals.
Speaker 3: Hie the game at twenty.
Speaker 1: You'll line him up in the slot and throw the fade.
Speaker 1: Larry touches the ball as he's going down. It's somehow
Speaker 1: hinted to his helmet. What a catch by Larry.
Speaker 5: Should we expect anything else?
Speaker 6: A historic moment and a ridiculous catch for the future
Speaker 6: Hall of Famer.
Speaker 7: Well, that was prophetic, no doubt about it. Because indeed,
Speaker 7: Larry Fitzgerald tea minus two months in counting, will be
Speaker 7: inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in can Ohio. Fact,
Speaker 7: the Cardinal's gonna play in the Hall of Fame game
Speaker 7: and once again the summer of fits and we are
Speaker 7: celebrating each and every Thursday night is the Big Red
Speaker 7: Rage presented by Emergency. Here Paul calvec Ron Wolfley, the
Speaker 7: voice of Dave Pash. The first portion of this show,
Speaker 7: we have honored day Pash in his great Cardinal's career
Speaker 7: all twenty four years, once again announcing today making an
Speaker 7: official that he has accepted and expanded an exclusive agreement
Speaker 7: of promotion with ESPN. Well deserved, well earned. Not a
Speaker 7: shocker at either one of us having worked with him
Speaker 7: for so many years. But some of it, the best
Speaker 7: of the best, when you talk about Dave Pash, had
Speaker 7: to come when Larry Fitzgerald was putting some of the
Speaker 7: best football we've ever seen in Cardinal's history out on
Speaker 7: the gridiron.
Speaker 1: And Paula just listening to that rejoined as well. It
Speaker 1: is the superpower of Larry Fitzgerald, the superpower of the
Speaker 1: contested catch. It was something he did better than almost
Speaker 1: anybody that I've ever seen in the National Football League,
Speaker 1: the contested catch, and that was exact catching the ball
Speaker 1: on his helmet.
Speaker 7: Well, that exhibit A is a good segue the superpower.
Speaker 7: Because you know what, in honor of Larry Fitzgerald in
Speaker 7: his Hall of Fame career, we have built the fits supercomputer.
Speaker 7: If you will, AI generated right where we salute Larry
Speaker 7: each and every week. Go ahead and run the randomizer.
Speaker 1: Give them that gold jacket they get when they go
Speaker 1: to the Hall of Fame. Oh, Larry Fitzgerald, you're a freak.
Speaker 7: This is where the randomizer spits out a certain year
Speaker 7: that we flash back and hear all of Larry's best highlights. Right,
Speaker 7: randomizer says a daily double Wolf two thousand and five,
Speaker 7: two thousand and six. Go ahead and roll it.
Speaker 4: Play fake Warner rolling right, throws right, Fitzgerald touchdown, lobs
Speaker 4: over the middle, Fitzgerald laps.
Speaker 6: Got it, touch down Cardinal Larry Fitzgerald in the back
Speaker 6: of the end zone.
Speaker 1: Just see how creamy Fitzgerald was on that play.
Speaker 3: Just so smooth.
Speaker 1: That's pure unadulter rated cream. First, what an athlete Larry
Speaker 1: Fitzgerald is And this is exactly what Dennis Green thought
Speaker 1: this kid was gonna be capable of.
Speaker 4: Fitzgerald might end up being the best Number one draftic
Speaker 4: in the history of this franchise.
Speaker 3: Don't ends one fitzgerd He's there, He's got it. Touchdown
Speaker 3: Larry Fitzgerald.
Speaker 1: That is a big time play by a blossoming, big
Speaker 1: time wide receiver.
Speaker 6: Throwing a deep near cipher. Fitzgerald has got it touchdown, Cardinal.
Speaker 1: I believe he is the finest young wide receiver in
Speaker 1: the National Football League.
Speaker 5: Throwing deep gone far aside for Fitzgerald.
Speaker 3: The path is there for Fitzgerald. Makes an unbelievable kid.
Speaker 6: That's why Larry Fitzgerald is going to the Pro Bowl.
Speaker 6: Went in doubt, throw the alley and you'll get the
Speaker 6: up from Fitzgerald.
Speaker 5: Wanted to throw us in the middle and oh, I.
Speaker 6: Want to catch by Fitzgerald and he just got hammered
Speaker 6: promps in near side, ohing up to make an incredible catch.
Speaker 6: Just Fitzgerald did a flip in the air and came
Speaker 6: down of the thirty four Wow. Larry Fitzgerald with an
Speaker 6: incredible catch.
Speaker 1: No stinking way did he'd come down with that ball.
Speaker 1: And I will tell you this, Larry Fitzgerald could catch
Speaker 1: a bee with chopsticks. Larry Fitzgerald has such incredible body control.
Speaker 1: Right now, Larry Fitzgerald is he's just toying with mccreek.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's like a grizzly bear on a salmon
Speaker 1: right now. Just barm the thing around, Larry Fitzgerald right now,
Speaker 1: I mean, this guy's illegal. The Feds are getting ready
Speaker 1: to storm the field. They're gonna come out with a blowhorn.
Speaker 1: Put your hands in the air and step away from
Speaker 1: the football. When Larry Fitzgerald sticks that arm out there,
Speaker 1: I'll tell you that's a go go gadget stiff arm,
Speaker 1: isn't it.
Speaker 4: When I was up in the middle downfield, one handed
Speaker 4: catch Fitzgerald, this guy just stabs the ball out of
Speaker 4: the air like a like a falcon on a.
Speaker 3: Field mouse going deep far side for Fitzgerald and Olympic.
Speaker 1: Larry Fitzgerald could catch a bebie with his teeth. We
Speaker 1: got Larry Fitzgerald, the super freak. Larry Fitzgerald with those
Speaker 1: suction cups on the outside caught that ball as soon
Speaker 1: as he got hit. The sucking sound you could almost
Speaker 1: hear from the hands of Larry Fitzgerald. Larry Fitzgerald, scourge
Speaker 1: of the red zone, jumpall Fitzgerald and he's able to
Speaker 1: pull it in.
Speaker 3: What a catch Fitzgerald just did.
Speaker 1: The freaky Larry Fitzgerald is a sick sick man.
Speaker 5: Fires deep in nearside.
Speaker 3: Whata grab? Larry Fitzgerald up high to make the catch?
Speaker 3: I mean, he just stabs the ball out of the air.
Speaker 6: Warner throws up the middle in his tip fitz Gerald,
Speaker 6: What a catch.
Speaker 1: Larry went up grab the ball. He totally caught the ball.
Speaker 1: I can't even believe it.
Speaker 6: Warner takes short set, fires middle touchdown.
Speaker 5: Larry Fitzgerald.
Speaker 1: This guy, I'm telling you, his hands are so soft
Speaker 1: and he knows what to do with it.
Speaker 5: After the catch, fast hands in the NFL.
Speaker 4: Liner takes three step drop, looks left, now back to
Speaker 4: the middle of the field, pumping, waiting, firing end.
Speaker 6: Zone fits you out with a catch and it's a
Speaker 6: cardinal touchdown.
Speaker 1: This guy is seriously freaky.
Speaker 6: Liner takes drop to throw, lobbing far aside and it's caught.
Speaker 3: Touchdown. Larry Fitzgerald.
Speaker 1: You gotta believe Larry Fitzgerald once had a man's liver
Speaker 1: with fava beans in a fine key ante.
Speaker 3: This guy is ruthless on a DV.
Speaker 7: You hear Matt Lionard's name in there. And by the way,
Speaker 7: just some epic calls. It's just so descriptive when when
Speaker 7: you told the story earlier that Dave told you earlier
Speaker 7: in your partnership, Hey be who you are, right, I mean, Wolf,
Speaker 7: you took full maximum value of that there with some
Speaker 7: of the descriptive terms and the way you went after
Speaker 7: right describing, because when Larry kept producing one highlight after another,
Speaker 7: you got to think of a different way to describe it.
Speaker 1: PAULI, you know me, I like to write. I like
Speaker 1: to creative write. It's something I really really enjoy. And yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, there's no doubt about it. I loved coming
Speaker 1: up with words. I love words. I love being descriptive
Speaker 1: as well. When we call these games, or when I
Speaker 1: did call these games. And you know, Hilarry Fitzgerald, he
Speaker 1: made me feel artistic even when I wasn't. He made
Speaker 1: me feel that way.
Speaker 7: So you saw his entire career when you think back
Speaker 7: to five oh six which is what we just heard
Speaker 7: there in the Larry Fitzgerald randomizer all the best highlights
Speaker 7: O five oh six. He was drafting number three overall
Speaker 7: in two thousand and four. How formative do you think
Speaker 7: those two years were? And by the time he was
Speaker 7: done in six, I mean, it was apparent that he
Speaker 7: was tracking to maybe not only be one of the
Speaker 7: best in the game, but one of the best of
Speaker 7: all time? Or is that a premature conclusion?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, Paulli, I think a little premature. And
Speaker 1: the only reason why I'd say premature is because you know,
Speaker 1: the length of your career does matter, and obviously Larry's
Speaker 1: had an incredible career, a Hall of Fame career, we
Speaker 1: all understand that. But yeah, a little bit too early
Speaker 1: to say that he would have been the best or
Speaker 1: one of the best of all times at that point.
Speaker 7: So twenty two different quarterbacks completed passes to Larry Fitzgerald
Speaker 7: over his career. You want to hear him real quick, Yes,
Speaker 7: I do. Kurt Warner, Carson Palmer, Josh McCown, John Skelton,
Speaker 7: Matt Liner, Kevin Cobb, Drew stand, Derek Anderson, Josh Rosen, Kyler,
Speaker 7: Murray Blaine, Gabbert, Ryan Linley, Maxhall, Shaan King, John Navarre,
Speaker 7: Richard Bartel, Rich Bartell, Brian Hoyer, Brian Saint, Pierre, Tim Rite,
Speaker 7: Sam Bradford, Brett Huntley, and Mike Lennon.
Speaker 1: Whoah, man, that's what is it? What do you think of,
Speaker 1: PAULI As soon as you hear that, though, what do
Speaker 1: you think of.
Speaker 7: I think of Jerry Rice? Because Larry Fitzgerald is number
Speaker 7: two all time and virtually every single receiving category to
Speaker 7: a guy who had two Hall of Fame careers the
Speaker 7: majority of his twenty year career in Joe Montana and
Speaker 7: Steve Young. Well, mister Larry Fitzgerald, all due respect to
Speaker 7: that list, you know, I mean he had Kurt Warner
Speaker 7: as the Hall of Famer, Carson Palmer for extended run,
Speaker 7: Kyler Murray somewhat. You know, Larry retired after twenty twenty,
Speaker 7: so you know, I mean, think of what Larry did
Speaker 7: with less, much less than a Jerry Rice.
Speaker 1: No, there it is, Polly. I mean, just twenty two quarterbacks,
Speaker 1: twenty two different quarterbacks, and you're talking about Jerry Rice
Speaker 1: when he had Steve Young and Joe Montana. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: a big difference.
Speaker 7: Yeah, no doubt. Once again, we're tracking towards August sixth
Speaker 7: through the eighth, that'll be Hall of Fame weekend, the
Speaker 7: Hall of Fame game on that Thursday night than Larry's
Speaker 7: induction and enshrinement in cand Ohio into the Pro Football
Speaker 7: Hall of Fame, and we have got you covered here
Speaker 7: on the Big Rage presented by Emergency Air. Congrats once
Speaker 7: again Dave Pash and Larry Fitzgerald, and once again, as always,
Speaker 7: special thanks to Jim A. Mahundro, Cody Fincher, Lawrence Ellis
Speaker 7: for Ron Wolfley on Paul kelbyc. This has been the
Speaker 7: Big Red Rage presented by Emergency Air.
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