Comments from Grubman, who is lying, Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch joins the show, Jerry Jones and Kroenke spend a lot of time talking before the Dallas game, Jones says "do what you want", bad information could be the problem, someone is being deceitful, bad premise, what purpose would fabricating the story serve, Art Rooney "there are still cards to be played", not sure of the outcome, don't think Korenkehas the votes to move the team, The League could bend the rules,relocation guildlines, financial penalties for moving wihout approval, Kroenke will not take no for an answer, issues in San Diego and Oakland, stakeholders must work together, people in the league believe San Diego should be first in line, would cost a 100,000,000 tax dollars for it to work in California for Stan, St. Louis being to slow to react, St. Louis labeled as the people who are just standing by letting the team go,making assumptions, Jon Paul Morosi of Fox Sports joins the Show, Scherzer joins the Nationals, should have been in the mix all along, makes perfect sense, next move for the Nationals, sources indicating that the Natinals have long been talking trades regarding Zimmerman, mutual interest between Sherzer and the Cardinls, no verification of a formal offer, offer most likely would have been a 5 year deal, more garunteed with the Nationals, second highest paid pitcher in Baseball, direction Cardinals will take for a starter, Cole Hamels in a trade is the most likely pick, big priority for the Cardinals, overall the asking price for Hamels is very high, Hamels is the Phillies one chance for them to rebuild their team, price will come down a little, not sure of the exact number for Hamels, The Bird Man is a strange movie, Doug puts shrubs on his dvd, Tim saw Boyhood this weekend, American Sniper was a great movie, The media police were very upset with The Cat, Tim does not watch Missouri games, Chuck watches The Chef, looks like a fun movie, Tim and Anne Marie break down films, doing a remote from a public storage facility, replacing Beaver with Gary Coleman, Larry went rouge yesterday, audience was stunned, there was no scissoiring on Leave it to Beaver.
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