It's hard to tell which is more surprising: that Robbie Davis, Sr.—owner of Robbie's First Base—didn't know Art Modell personally, or that he and has son—with whom he stars in the ABC reality show Ball Boys—agreed that the late sports icon was the most influential living NFL team owner of all time.

Davis Sr. and his son Robbie Davis, Jr. together own the popular sports memorabilia shop in Timonium that has become the subject of the ABC reality pawn series Ball Boys.

Each episode features a different sports icon that Senior has developed a friendship with over the years through his shop and previously owned car dealership.

The father and son's loud disagreements on all topics relating to sports have also become a staple of the series.

But when it came to discussing Art Modell, the late Baltimore Ravens owner, who died early this morning, both men could only show respect.

"He was like these other billionaire team owners," Senior said. "He made his money from the team and actually cared."

Watch the video to see what Senior and Junior have to say, then tell Patch what you think about the man in the comments section below.

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