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SHEDEUR SANDERS survives the roster cuts, SHILO SANDERS does not! · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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  They're going to have a ton of money to spend.
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  Why not putting in one of the top three offensive players in
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  the league? We're going to be looking at
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  Aaron Judge and saying that he can't win the big game, Michael
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  Jordan said. I played 82 games.
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  You don't see the fun doing that.
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  A. Game where you got to go?
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  Before I told you, Giant fans, Saquon Barkley, this
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  Let's do it. You're listening to Jabba and
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  All you have to do to tune in and check out our local listings
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  for all our shows is go to our website at
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  www.worldwidesportsradio.com. It was an interesting,
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  interesting weekend, ladies and gentlemen, and I've been dealing
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  with really all weekend long sick.
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  I had Vertigo during the show last week.
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  I was very, very sick. I threw up.
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  But throughout the weekend I couldn't concentrate.
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  I had problems concentrating driving.
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  I did a couple of events and I couldn't really concentrate at
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  the event. So, and then I did, I, I, I did
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  a party, it was a backyard party on Saturday.
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  And I will say this, it was a fun party.
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  I want to give a shout out to Jen.
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  Jen Flood and her family was great.
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  And Johnny, one of our writers, he actually was at the party,
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  first time I ever met him in person.
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  He's been on many, many times during the intern conversations
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  that we've had as all the writers have been really
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  interactive with me over the last couple of years.
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  Johnny is 14 years old at the time when he started with us.
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  He's been writing for us for the last 2 1/2 years.
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  He's now a senior in high school.
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  He's moving on to college next year.
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  He's going to Saint John's. And it was the first time I met
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  him. And he is a sensational writer.
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  If you don't check him out or you haven't checked him out on
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  our website, go to our website and check out all the different
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  stories that he posts up. And at the tail end of the the
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  the party, I play the final song of the night.
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  And this idiot, yes, this idiot, because I was right.
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  I'm set up right by this beautiful built in swimming
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  pool. This idiot does a cannonball
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  within like 2 feet from my DJ equipment and wets all my
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  equipment. Absolutely wets every single one
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  of my equipment from my speakers to my computer to my decks.
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  He pissed me the F off. I tried to calm down because I
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  wanted to choke this guy. I, I I really wanted to jump
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  into the pool and drown the SOP. But I calm down.
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  I relaxed and I still moved on. I got into my car as quick as I
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  possibly can because if I didn't Jabba, I would have smashed a
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  hammer on this guy's head. That's how mad I was.
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  Because I was cleaning it. I was drying everything down.
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  I was trying to blow into my turntables because when the
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  water gets into the turntables, it can ruin the the mechanism
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  that spins the turntables. So I was so furiated and I I'm
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  not blaming Jen, I'm not blaming the family over there because
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  they were sensational, was a great crowd of people.
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  They enjoyed the music. I had a lot of fun.
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  I I do it every single year. So their parties are
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  sensational, but that idiots. I I probably would have been
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  arrested if I really wanted to kill this guy.
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  So I just walked out of the backyard and I said, you know
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  what? It's not worth it.
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  It's not worth it. But Jabba, how was your weekend?
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  I'm sure it was a little bit better than mine it.
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  Wasn't too bad, kind of chill really.
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  There wasn't much going on. We got a finally, it's not 100
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  and freaking 15°. It was I think 51 when I got up
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  this morning. So back to the old mornings
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  where your heat's on and probably about mid afternoon you
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  got to turn the air on. So it's it's that time of year
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  for us. But other than that, it was it
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  was good. They Carter had his last kind of
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  free weekend. So they're about to start
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  getting after it. And then we got a lot of sports
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  going on, so it's a great time of the year.
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  I can't complain. It was a it was a fun filled
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  weekend of a lot of different sports, so that was great.
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  Yeah, well, you love volleyball out there in Nebraska.
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  I'm not a volleyball fan. I'm not going to sit there and
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  say, oh, I'm going to go watch beach volleyball or I want to go
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  watch team volleyball. But I I'm not taking shots at
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  Nebraska for their volleyball teams.
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  They have a great volleyball team for women and and men's.
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  They're one of the best. In the country.
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  No, I'm sorry, women's, but whatever.
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  Nevertheless, I, I'm not into the volleyball situation, so I'm
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  not the person to talk about volleyball with, but I do watch
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  the Olympic volleyball teams. I watch the men, I, I watch the
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  women and I, I look forward to that every single four years.
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  But nevertheless, I'm not that that kind of person.
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  But I've had an interesting couple of days and I'm feeling a
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  little bit better. I know a lot of people.
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  I want to give a shout out to all the people that reached out
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  to me and told me and and reached out to me and asked me
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  how I was feeling from over the four or five days that I was
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  very, very sick. And I want to give a shout out
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  to every single person that that reached out and, and show me
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  some love. So thank you to all the people
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  out there asking how I was feeling.
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  It wasn't very, very good for two or three of the days, but I
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  got better as the weekend progressively move forward.
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  And by Sunday I was feeling a lot better.
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  For the last 48 hours, I've been fairly good.
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  I've had no problems as far as my equilibrium.
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  I I can see straight, but it was scary during the show on
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  Wednesday, I was very, very sick.
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  I was throwing up. I, I didn't feel in place to
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  even doing a show. And I want to give a shout out
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  to you guys because you guys kept telling me if you can't
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  finish it, we'll finish it for you.
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  And I, I do appreciate that. But the the show must go on and,
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  and we have a great show lined up for everybody tonight.
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  The Yankees lose 3 out of four against the Red Sox over the
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  weekend. The New York Yankees went into a
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  four-game series this weekend against the Red Sox, needing to
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  show up and no show the first three games of the series,
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  getting outscored 19 to 4. Despite being able to take
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  Sunday's Game 7 to 2. The Yankees are now behind the
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  Red Sox in the standings. Both Paul O'Neill and Michael
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  Kay on the Yes broadcast of Saturdays 12/1 stink bomb
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  blasted the team saying that the Yankees have completely fallen
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  apart and it can't get any worse.
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  After yet another boneheaded play by Yes No other than
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  Anthony Volpe in in the field cost the Yankees in a tie game
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  in in the 9th inning he was finally benched by the team but
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  Aaron Boone says he is not sure if he will be there for long.
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  Another major issue with the superstar is Aaron Judge still
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  isn't playing in the field. With his return to the field on
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  the still unclear, the Yankees try to avoid re injury.
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  This has force Giancarlo Stanton to either play the field or be a
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  pinch hitter, although he's one of the hottest hitters right now
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  in baseball. Despite the trouble, the Yankees
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  are still in the second wild card spot, half a game behind
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  the Red Sox and half a game behind the Mariners and
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  apparently have the easiest schedule in baseball for the
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  rest of the way. It's so interesting when we get
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  into the Yankee conversation. I know a lot of Yankee fans
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  sitting here today are probably going to say, well, the Yankees
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  are still in the playoffs, so we're not worried.
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  The Yankees have a chance to make it and all they got to do
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  is get in. That's what everybody talks
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  about. Just get in, get into the show
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  and it's quite There's a chance for anybody to win, as we've
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  spoke about that many, many times.
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  If you remember a couple of years ago who was in the World
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  Series, the Texas Rangers, who shouldn't have been there, and
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  the Arizona Diamondbacks. I remember that Arizona and
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  Texas have not been back into the playoffs since then.
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  Baseball, there's a possibility that you can make the playoffs
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  one year and not make the playoffs the year after or the
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  year after or the year after. Nevertheless, if you make the
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  playoffs, you can get hot. You can get a hot hitter, you
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  get hot pitching staff. A bullpen can get really, really
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  hot and you can go on a big run, as we saw the New York Mets do
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  last year. But the Yankees with really the
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  injuries that they've been dealing with, the boneheaded
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  calls when it comes to the bullpen as we we're going to be
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  talking about that a little bit later in the show, the pitching
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  staff and going back to Max Freed, he actually showed up
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  this week. His his blisters on his fingers
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  didn't really affect his pitching.
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  He was probably the best pitcher for the Yankees throughout the
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  weekend games, losing 1, nothing against the Boston Red Sox.
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  The Red Sox really couldn't hit him, but they had to pull him in
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  the 7th inning. The Yankees have not had
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  consistency and they're not getting consistency at the
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  plate. Anthony Volpe has been an
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  abysmal. He's been absolutely putrid on
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  the baseball field and again, going back to comparing and
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  contrasting his talents as a defensive defensive player.
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  This guy was a Gold Glove winner and now all of a sudden he's one
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  of the worst defensive players in baseball.
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  He's one of the worst defensive players at the shortstop
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  position we've ever seen a Yankee play.
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  Just think about it. This guy went from a Gold Glove
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  winner to one of the worst shortstops in all of baseball,
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  making the mistakes that he's made and a guy that hasn't had a
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  pretty good bat. We were talking about his his
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  talents as far as at the plate and and the power that he has at
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  the plate. The man has not really hit
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  enough home runs since he's come into the league.
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  He's not hitting for average. He's one of the worst hitters in
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  baseball right now. You can argue he's one of the
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  worst players in baseball, but the Yankees have decided to keep
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  them up as long as they've had because they have no really
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  depth at the shortstop position. And they keep bringing these
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  guys up to to move, move around on the field infield to try to
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  figure out who will fit where and and how many times are they
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  going to play Anthony Volpe every single week?
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  But the Yankees have really put a lot of pressure on this young
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  kid and, and say whatever you want, he is 2024 years old.
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  He's still a kid. He's still a little wet behind
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  the ears. Obviously he's not figuring it
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  out. We've seen this many, many times
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  with ex Yankee players, young Yankee players.
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  We've mentioned a ton of them in the past.
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  Some people can't cut it in New York.
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  Anthony Volpe could be traded next year.
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  The Yankees aren't going to get much form.
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  But maybe he gets traded to Seattle, or maybe if he gets
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  traded to the Angels or somewhere else, Texas, and he
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  goes to another roster and maybe he figures it out.
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  But the Yankees trusted that this kid was the future, the
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  future face of this organization.
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  When Aaron Judge decides to lace up the cleats, the Yankees right
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  now, they don't have enough depth.
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  Now, John Caller stands hot. They're getting enough from
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  Bellinger. But this lineup is not been as
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  good and as potent as we thought the Yankees lineup was going to
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  be this year. And you, you question Aaron
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  Boone. Is Aaron Boone the right guy for
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  the job? And we all know Jorge Posada has
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  put his name in the mix. He wants to be the next manager
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  for the New York Yankees. Nevertheless, we still have to
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  finish the season. The Yankees still have a chance
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  to make the playoffs and make a run.
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  Do I think the Yankees have any chance of winning a World
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  Series? Right now with the roster, the
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  way it's the way it's put together right now, no, this
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  roster is not good enough. And the Red Sox have been one of
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  the hotter teams in the second-half of the season.
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  And, and again, when you look at the division and the American
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  League East and and the American League East is still one of the
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  better divisions in all the baseball with the Blue Jays and
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  the Red Sox sitting up there on top and the Yankees are
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  squeaking into the playoffs. That doesn't sell me anything on
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  where this roster and where this team's going to be in the next
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  couple of years. They have no depth in their farm
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  system. And again, going back to Brian
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  Cashman, who's come out and said a lot of interesting things over
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  the last couple of weeks trying to figure out where this team is
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  and what this team is going to be in the future.
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  The fact is right now this team is an aging team.
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  They have some youth and young players right now that we're
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  going to see in the next couple of weeks.
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  Maybe we see Spencer Jones before the seasons end, maybe
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  not. We will see him next year.
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  Dominguez is up and down. Volpe is just absolutely
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  terrible. They don't have anything.
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  No, the kid that they have on the mound right now, how do you
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  pronounce his name? Schlittler.
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  He looks like he's a pretty good pitcher.
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  He looks like he almost, if it wasn't him that almost pitched
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  the perfect game the other day. If if the Yankees could figure
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  out their pitching staff and figure out some of the youth
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  that they have in their farm system and find a guy in their
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  farm system now, Warren hasn't really been the guy.
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  I thought Warren was going to figure it out this year.
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  He's been up and down. He was terrible this weekend
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  against the Red Sox. The Yankees.
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  The problem over the years, who was the last pitcher?
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  The Yankees had from their farm system that really developed
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  Luis Savarino and the other one after that is Andy Pettitte.
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  A lot of these young pitchers become bullpen specialist like
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  Jonathan Luisika. When Jonathan Luisika came into
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  the league, he was not a relief pitcher.
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  They were expecting him to be a starter.
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  Jabba Chamberlain, where he's right now on our show, Jabba
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  Jabba's the one of the league guys on the show.
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  Jabba was back and forth. The Yankees are trying to figure
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  out is is he a bullpen specialist?
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  He's is the is he the future closer after MO leaves or is he
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  a starter for this team? This has been going on with the
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  New York Yankees forever and the Yankees at one point had Phil
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  Hughes, had Jabba Chamberlain, had those kind of guys, had
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  those kind of arms in their farm system and did nothing with
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  them. You look at this Yankee roster,
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  what scares you, What scares you as a Yankee as as a Yankee hater
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  out there? People that can't stand the New
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  York Yankees, that want to see the Yankees fall down flat on
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  their face. Jazz, Chisholm, he don't scare
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  me. There is nobody on this roster
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  right now besides Giancarlo Stanton and Bellinger that
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  scares me. Aaron George, since he's come
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  back, is batting 2O72O7. He went from a 350 hitter to
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  A320 hitter and what, 3 1/2 weeks?
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  He's not hitting. I think he has three home runs
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  and seven RBIs since he's coming back, since he's a comeback.
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  The Yankees right now have nothing, nothing to look forward
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  to for next year either. Now, if Garrett Cole comes back,
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  but we all know he's coming back from Tommy John, Garrett Cole's
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  not going to be back in the beginning of the season anymore.
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  He probably won't be back until the end of July.
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  And then you have Max Free, you have practically the same
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  rotation. He always coming back, maybe a
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  second year back from his injury.
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  He'll be better next year. There's nothing to look forward
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  to with the New York Yankees except maybe a new manager or
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  maybe a new GM depending on where the Yankees go in the
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  offseason is how going to part ways.
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  Finally with Brian Cashman, when he was handed Brian Cashman when
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  he took over the team, when George decided to step away.
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  The the problem with the New York Yankees, and I'll go back
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  to the past to the present. The Yankees organization for
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  years thought that they can build around a roster of young
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  talent that they brought up from their team and their farm
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  system. Who was the two guys that the
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  Yankees wanted to build around over the last 10 years?
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  Luis Savarino, He's gone now. Is he with the Oakland Athletics
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  now? And doing terrible.
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  Yeah, so he was, he was a guy that.
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  He signed one of the biggest the biggest deal in the A's as a
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  starter. Yep.
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  With the A's and and he was a guy that the Yankees wanted to
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  build their pitching staff with. He's no longer with the team.
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  Aaron Judge, he's right there. Dominguez, Jason Dominguez,
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  Yankee fans want to trade him. Anthony Volpe, another guy.
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  The Yankees, over the years, if you look at decade after decade
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  after decade, in a 10 year to 12 year decade, they had four to
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  five players they would build their roster with and then they
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  would bring in veteran players, big price players like Jason
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  Giambi, remember him that We could go on and on and on over
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  the years, CC Sabathia, Mark Teixeira, AJ Burnett, Alex
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  Rodriguez, we could go on and on and on with the New York
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  Yankees. That's what the Yankees do.
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  That is the Yankee way. But guess what, ladies and
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  gentlemen? If you look at the past
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  championship teams over the last couple of years, it's all about
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  building your farm system. Bring it up, youth.
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  Look at the Red Sox over the weekend against the Yankees.
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  Look at the young talent the Red Sox have.
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  And now they're signing this young, these young, talented
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  players. They're doing exactly what the
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  Atlanta Braves have been doing over the last couple of years.
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  They draft these players. They call them up eventually,
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  they know they're stars and they give them long term deals.
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  They give them a 10 year, $100 million contract.
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  Well, that's what the Red Sox are doing right now and that's
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  what a lot of these young talented teams are doing right
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  now because they want to make sure that they keep around that
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  keep their youth around for the the 1st 10 years of their
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  career. Then you'll see what their 30s
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  are going to lie or where it lies.
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  As we see Aaron Judge in his 30s, he's still at the top of
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  his game. But usually players when they
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  hit their 30 mark between 30 and 30 for they're not the same
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  players they were in their early and mid 20s.
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  That's why Juan Soto. It was so important for Juan
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  Soto to become a free agent in in his or mid 20s.
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  He became a free agent at 2627 years old.
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  Most players don't become free agents at those ages.
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  Do you know why he became a free agent at that age?
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  Because he came into the league at a very young age.
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  Juan Soto came into the league at almost at 18 years old.
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  He was 19/20/19 between 19 and 20 when he won his first World
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  Series and won the World Series MVP.
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  Within that time, he played for three franchises, the Nationals,
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  the Padres and the Yankees. And now, ladies and gentlemen,
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  he's playing for the New York Nets for the rest of his career
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  because he just signed an extension worth about $768
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  million. Baseball's a completely
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  different sport than most of the sports we talk about with
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  football. None of the besides the the
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  money that they're guaranteed in the beginning of the contract,
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  nothing is guaranteed at the tail end.
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  In basketball, there is guaranteed money, but there's
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  only 13 players, 14 players on a roster.
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  So if you make a roster, you're going to make as much money as
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  most players that are rookies in baseball.
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  Because if you look at the baseball players, the rookies
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  that are getting called up, they're only making 8 to
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  $900,000. You look at you look at the guys
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  right now on the roster, on a basketball roster and NBA roster
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  that's right now sitting the bench, riding the bench and only
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  practices with the team 13, the 13th to 14th spot.
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  They're making about 3 million a year.
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  That's like it's different. Sports are different now and
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  there's only a minimum amount of positions and places you can
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  play on a roster. That's why you you can't wait
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  for the NFL and preseason because you got to see some of
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  the young players and who's going to make the team.
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  Maybe players that you wouldn't expect to sneak in and, and and
• 21:18
  beat out another guy that was a fourth round talent the year
• 21:21
  before and beat him out at being a non drafted player that you
• 21:24
  were unbelievable. Fine.
• 21:26
  We've seen this many, many times with The Jets and the Giants
• 21:29
  living here in New York, the Eagles.
• 21:30
  I've seen that with the Eagles over the last couple of years.
• 21:34
  Baseball's different. You got to work your way up all
• 21:38
  the way to the big leagues. You go from Single A to AA to
• 21:42
  AAA to the big leagues. Some guys like Jabba Chamberlain
• 21:47
  barely was in the minors. He practically went to the
• 21:51
  minors to just be called up as a Major League player in his first
• 21:55
  year. Not many guys get that
• 21:56
  opportunity, No. But a matter of fact, most of
• 22:00
  these guys don't get that opportunity.
• 22:02
  No matter how talented you are or where you're drafted in the
• 22:04
  first round in the top ten, it takes a long time to be called
• 22:09
  up in the major leagues. And when you look at Anthony
• 22:12
  Volpe that worked his way up to the majors and and we watch this
• 22:16
  kid developing his rookie season where he wins a Gold Glove and
• 22:20
  everybody says this guy's the future.
• 22:22
  When Aaron Judge decides to part ways, this guy could be the
• 22:25
  future captain of the New York Yankees.
• 22:27
  Now we're talking about Anthony Volpe not making a team next
• 22:29
  year, not making the roster next year, depending on who the
• 22:33
  manager is, because Aaron Boone more than likely will not be
• 22:36
  here next year. That's the scary part right now
• 22:39
  with the New York Yankees. We don't know who the Yankees
• 22:42
  are with. Usually they're called the Bronx
• 22:45
  Bombers. And yes, they had their spurts
• 22:48
  over the last couple of weeks. They're hitting homers, but
• 22:50
  that's about it. They're not winning, and the
• 22:53
  Yankees are all about winning. They're a winning franchise.
• 22:57
  Go ask anybody who's won more games than the New York Yankees
• 23:00
  in the last 35 years. Nobody in any sport.
• 23:04
  I know there's 162 games in a baseball season, which is more
• 23:07
  than any sport in the world. But if you look at all the
• 23:11
  baseball teams in the last 35 years, tell me a team that's won
• 23:15
  more games in the New York Yankees, nobody.
• 23:18
  And that's the difference. No matter how many games you
• 23:21
  win, you look at the Yankees are not being calculated about how
• 23:25
  many wins they have. It's championships.
• 23:28
  And the Yankees haven't won a championship in 15 years.
• 23:32
  That's the scary part right now. And any Yankee fan sitting here
• 23:36
  today that wants to argue this, well, then you can call the show
• 23:39
  right now. I'd love to hear you.
• 23:42
  This is a a pathetic organization right now.
• 23:45
  This is a pathetic team. This team is not good.
• 23:47
  They should not make the playoffs.
• 23:49
  But the American League is so very bad.
• 23:51
  The Yankees are going to sneak into the playoffs.
• 23:53
  Are they going to make a run? Are they going to beat the Blue
• 23:55
  Jays right now? Are they going to beat the Red
• 23:57
  Sox, who are very, very hot right now?
• 23:59
  No. Are they going to beat the
• 24:00
  Houston Astros? No.
• 24:03
  The Mariners? No, the Yankees went from one of
• 24:07
  the best teams in the American League before the season started
• 24:11
  to one of the worst teams making it to the playoffs.
• 24:15
  That's the scary part, guys. That's what scares me about the
• 24:18
  New York Yankees. Anybody sitting here and want to
• 24:21
  argue that? Good.
• 24:22
  Go right ahead. We had a guy that was in the
• 24:24
  Home Run Derby talking all that dump out of his mouth.
• 24:28
  He had three home runs in the Home Run Derby and then after
• 24:31
  the Home Run Derby was opening his mouth again talking about
• 24:34
  the Yankees being one of the better defensive teams in a
• 24:36
  league, one of the better teams in all of the major leagues, the
• 24:40
  Yankees. If you look at the Yankees
• 24:42
  record in the second-half, then one of the two worst teams in
• 24:45
  all of the major leagues in the second-half of the baseball
• 24:50
  season, there's no excuse to this team.
• 24:52
  Nothing, nothing. Injuries, every team has
• 24:56
  injuries. There's no excuse.
• 24:58
  There's no depth on this team. And anybody sitting here and
• 25:01
  want to argue with me on that, you can go right ahead.
• 25:04
  The bullpen, the Yankees added all these guys.
• 25:06
  They added two big arms in the bullpen at the trade deadline.
• 25:10
  Both guys have been up and down since they've come to the
• 25:12
  Yankees. They have not been consistent.
• 25:16
  And then we all know what Devin Williams is.
• 25:18
  He's an absolute joke. He's a joke.
• 25:21
  This guy was one of the best relief pitchers in all of
• 25:24
  baseball for the last five seasons.
• 25:26
  He goes to the Yankees. He stinks.
• 25:29
  Did you, did you see the number, Errol, of how many I think is in
• 25:32
  three or four years. It was 26 runs with the Brewers
• 25:36
  and he's giving that up. Yeah, it was like 5 months with
• 25:38
  the Yankees. It's it's, it's absolutely.
• 25:40
  Tough. It's pathetic.
• 25:42
  You're really, you were a relief pitcher, you were one of the
• 25:44
  best in a league at one point and you watch this guy, This guy
• 25:48
  was practically untouchable when he was over there in Milwaukee.
• 25:51
  When he was in Milwaukee, he was untouchable.
• 25:54
  And then the Mets, I, I know a lot of people make jokes.
• 25:57
  As soon as Pete Alonso got a hold of that three run home run,
• 26:00
  they said that he got it. He got into his head.
• 26:02
  And then he goes to the Yankees and gets traded to the Yankees
• 26:05
  in the offseason and, and with a new start with the New York
• 26:08
  Yankees and thinking that, oh, I got a chance to win a World
• 26:10
  Series with this team. And he's been an absolute bust.
• 26:13
  He's been one of the worst relief pitchers in all the
• 26:17
  baseball. Think about that.
• 26:18
  Anthony Volpe won the He won the Gold Glove for shortstop as a
• 26:23
  defensive player a year and a half ago.
• 26:25
  Now he's the worst defensive player in the infield in all of
• 26:28
  baseball. What does he have?
• 26:29
  17 errors? He's.
• 26:31
  Horrible. I think he's only second behind
• 26:35
  Ellie De la Cruz, right? I don't even know.
• 26:38
  But I don't think he has the range that De La Cruz does.
• 26:40
  De La Cruz has the better. Range.
• 26:41
  No. Yeah, I think De la Cruz has
• 26:44
  either one or two more. But yeah, De La Cruz is covering
• 26:46
  way more ground. Yeah, he just has random mental
• 26:49
  lapses. Like he still has a lot of good
• 26:51
  range. Like Volpe, it looked like had
• 26:52
  the good range at the beginning of his career.
• 26:54
  And then all of a sudden I saw something where he's like trying
• 26:57
  to field from his knees or something like that because he
• 26:59
  doesn't trust his glove, He doesn't trust his range.
• 27:01
  And I think that's gotten in his head so much.
• 27:03
  And again, a lot of young shortstops have had that kind of
• 27:06
  syndrome, trying to come up and trying to beat these elite
• 27:08
  defenders right away. And then Volpe had that kind of
• 27:10
  case in 2023 where he won a Gold Glove rookie year.
• 27:13
  And since then it's been a downward track and it just
• 27:17
  gotten really low to the extent. And I'm going to bring up
• 27:19
  something that you brought up with pitchers Java.
• 27:20
  And that's like trying to figure out your mentality, too.
• 27:23
  Because I think the only way that the Yankees are going to
• 27:25
  have him bounce back and get a role is defining it the way
• 27:28
  you've seen teams like the Dodgers and the Braves.
• 27:30
  Do the Dodgers do that same kind of thing with Gavin Lux?
• 27:33
  When he first came up, they left him on the bench during the
• 27:35
  postseason because he wasn't hitting.
• 27:37
  He had some similar defensive issues at second base and I
• 27:40
  think he was having issues with vision or something like that as
• 27:42
  well. And they left him down.
• 27:44
  They left him on the bench for a little while.
• 27:46
  Then he grew into his game later.
• 27:47
  He ended up trading, getting traded, but he still was a
• 27:49
  decent player. And then the Braves did that
• 27:51
  same kind of thing in center field with Christian Pasha when
• 27:53
  he came up as a prospect in their World Series here, left
• 27:56
  him on the bench. He was a good defender but
• 27:58
  couldn't hit. But they let him develop and
• 27:59
  they traded him to the Athletics eventually.
• 28:01
  The Yankees need that same kind of thing with Volpe if you want
• 28:04
  to get any kind of a trade value at this point because he seems
• 28:06
  like he's shot. Speedy at this point too, like
• 28:09
  with, with seeing like what Volpe's done and kind of the
• 28:12
  this, do you think like, and we, we've talked about this with
• 28:16
  some guys before. Do you think sending him down is
• 28:19
  would do any good or because I we've seen it both ways, kind of
• 28:24
  how it hurts and sometimes how you know it hinders maybe a
• 28:29
  reset and that or it's just hey, a phantom DL where you can just
• 28:33
  kind of woo sigh and just, you know, get like because he really
• 28:37
  wasn't getting days off. And this is kind of you know,
• 28:39
  when I guess, you know, you get a zit then you know it it comes
• 28:43
  to a head and it gets popped. So.
• 28:46
  Yeah, you're going for the Jackson Cheerio effect with the.
• 28:48
  Brew, I don't know about that terminology.
• 28:50
  You're going to have to ask Mike Piazza about.
• 28:56
  There was more than one on his back, so.
• 28:59
  You can connect the dots with Mike Piazza.
• 29:04
  Yeah, I just, I don't know what you'd really.
• 29:06
  I mean, obviously a mental break sometimes is more important than
• 29:10
  a physical break, right? And he has to see it and
• 29:14
  understand it. So I I don't know what the right
• 29:16
  thing would do right now for him.
• 29:18
  Is, and I'm reading what Kevin saying, he said, he said to me,
• 29:20
  genuine question, is the problem with the Yankees farm system?
• 29:24
  Is there enough talent or, or they're recruiting the wrong
• 29:29
  guys? And that's a good question.
• 29:31
  It really is. And only Brian Cashman and
• 29:34
  they're recruiting guys. They're their voices right now.
• 29:38
  They're analytics and the guys right now looking and scouting
• 29:41
  these guys because the Yankees have always been a very good
• 29:44
  organization on scouting and finding players all over the
• 29:47
  country, all over the world, internationally.
• 29:49
  Look at the guys the Yankees have brought in over the years
• 29:51
  that have some of them been successful, some of them have
• 29:54
  been absolute bust. But the Yankees have always been
• 29:56
  a smart organization on finding the right players for the
• 30:00
  position over the last couple of years, really the last 15 years.
• 30:03
  Remember when they brought Dominguez in or even bringing in
• 30:06
  Gary Sanchez? Gary Sanchez signed a contract
• 30:09
  with the Yankees at the age of 15.
• 30:11
  The Yankees gave him $5,000,000 and it was the biggest contract
• 30:15
  internationally any players ever got.
• 30:17
  He come, he gets called up in the middle of the season and
• 30:20
  I'll never forget it where he went on a tear.
• 30:22
  He he was doing, he was putting up numbers that Babe Ruth was
• 30:25
  putting up. And everybody's like, oh, this
• 30:26
  guy's going to be an absolute slam dunk.
• 30:29
  And then all of a sudden he wasn't getting along with Joe
• 30:31
  Girardi or something was going on in the locker room over the
• 30:35
  next two years. He was going into these slumps
• 30:38
  and he couldn't throw the ball the second base.
• 30:40
  And what happened? He winds it.
• 30:42
  He winds up being losing his luck over there with the
• 30:45
  Yankees. He gets traded and gets let go
• 30:47
  by the New York Yankees. And this, this has been going on
• 30:50
  forever. The only guy that really has
• 30:52
  stood out to me over the years, the guy that has been a Yankee
• 30:55
  from thick and thin, from their farm system is Aaron Judge.
• 30:58
  And now Yankee fans sitting here and saying, well, we need to
• 31:01
  know that Aaron Judge, those guys don't grow on trees.
• 31:03
  Guys, they don't grow on trees. Aaron Judge is a once in a
• 31:08
  generational type of player. Those guys don't grow like that.
• 31:12
  Now I'm hoping Spencer Jones becomes a great player.
• 31:16
  Now everybody expects to to see this kid become a superstar
• 31:20
  right in front of her eyes. He's doing great things right
• 31:22
  now in AAA. He's had a sensational run in
• 31:25
  AAA, but can he do it in the major leagues?
• 31:28
  And again, going back to some of these young players that we've
• 31:30
  seen get called up over the years with the Yankees after
• 31:33
  killing AAA, Dominguez was killing AAA before he got called
• 31:37
  up. Was he any good in the majors?
• 31:38
  Has he been any good in the in the major leagues?
• 31:41
  This guy is what Dominguez is what 2425 years old.
• 31:44
  This They call him the Alien. What?
• 31:46
  The Martian, whatever the hell they call him because he's a.
• 31:49
  I'm always OK, Arrow, let me let me ask you this.
• 31:51
  I've always wondered this and I wanted your opinion because
• 31:53
  obviously being a sports guy, yeah, he had that name before he
• 31:57
  did anything. Don't you think you should do
• 31:59
  something to earn that name? 100%, OK.
• 32:03
  Because I was like he got a name for not even doing anything and
• 32:06
  I saw over players weekend he had a Martian bat, which dope
• 32:09
  What? And mean nicknames are great.
• 32:10
  We'll get into that later. But like I feel like you have to
• 32:14
  earn like that nickname. Like not like the self
• 32:17
  appointed. Your favorite player in all of
• 32:19
  football, Mr. Hunter himself, AKA the Unicorn, AKA to Errol
• 32:23
  Marx the gremlin. The Gremlin.
• 32:26
  That's a great nickname. I just, I always wondered like I
• 32:30
  wouldn't even like as a as a player, I would be like, hey,
• 32:33
  let me earn, let me earn that. Like just don't.
• 32:36
  I haven't done anything. I haven't done anything to get
• 32:38
  it. No, I Yeah, there he is.
• 32:40
  There's a player ever. Yeah, I've.
• 32:41
  Always. I've always wondered that.
• 32:43
  Well, you're absolutely your people.
• 32:45
  Felt the same way. You're absolutely right, Jabba.
• 32:47
  And again, going back to you were a professional baseball
• 32:50
  player, You were there a significant amount of time.
• 32:52
  You were there in the majors for 10 years.
• 32:54
  You were one of the better relief pitchers in baseball for
• 32:57
  three years and very, very hot as as far as the Yankee is
• 33:01
  concerned. Yankee guys, usually Yankee
• 33:03
  pitchers when they get called up over the years don't do
• 33:05
  anything. They're not really that, you
• 33:08
  know, dominant. And we've got, we've gone on
• 33:11
  speaking about that early in this segment, talking about ex
• 33:14
  Yankee pitchers that we've named over the years that really they
• 33:17
  had one or two good years and they completely disappear.
• 33:20
  The fact is you got to earn the right to stay up in the major
• 33:24
  leagues. Anthony Volpe does not deserve
• 33:26
  to be up in the majors. He should be in AAA or AA and
• 33:29
  figure things out now. Sending him down, does it hurt
• 33:32
  him? Absolutely.
• 33:33
  Will he ever be called up again? Will he ever be the same player
• 33:36
  he was when he got called up and he was a Gold Glove winner?
• 33:39
  I don't know. The fact is, is the fans are
• 33:42
  killing him. And once you hear the fans start
• 33:45
  booing you, you're not the same player.
• 33:47
  And we've heard it. I've heard Nick Swisher say say
• 33:50
  it a couple of times when he was a Yankee.
• 33:52
  He said the fans are like, they're my drive.
• 33:56
  The when the fans are cheering you on, they drive me to be the
• 34:00
  player that I am. When the fans are booing me, I
• 34:02
  can't be the player that I want to be.
• 34:04
  It's like I'm losing oil, I'm losing gas, I'm losing that
• 34:08
  energy. So it's hard when you have the
• 34:11
  Yankee fans who are, and I'm, I'm not saying this because I
• 34:13
  mean Yankee fan, some of the, the best fans in the world when
• 34:17
  they're out there cheering you on, the Bleacher creatures are
• 34:20
  out there calling your name and you're saluting them out in the
• 34:23
  outfield. That is an amazing feeling.
• 34:26
  Could you imagine a Bleacher creatures booing you and calling
• 34:28
  you an ass or saying other derogatory things to you off and
• 34:32
  on the field? That to me is, is the worst
• 34:35
  feeling in the world. And this kid is a 20/23/24 year
• 34:39
  old player who doesn't understand what it's like to be
• 34:42
  pressured because he was always the best player in high school,
• 34:45
  he was always the best player in college and the minor leagues,
• 34:49
  and now he's just another player on the New York Yankees.
• 34:53
  Yeah, I want to bring up a point that Josh Towers brought up to
• 34:55
  us a few months ago when he was talking about the Orioles and
• 34:58
  how they have a lot of great athletes, great prospects on
• 35:01
  paper, and did not know how to develop them.
• 35:02
  And you wonder if the Yankees have that same kind of syndrome
• 35:04
  right now when it comes to when you're drafting a lot of these
• 35:06
  shortstops, especially in the first round.
• 35:08
  A lot of them are drafted there because they're the they're the
• 35:10
  best overall athletes in college baseball or high school baseball
• 35:14
  at the time. And some organizations having
• 35:16
  trouble with it. The Texas Rangers, you brought
• 35:18
  them up before and now they're getting better with their player
• 35:20
  development. They had a lot of top prospects
• 35:22
  that flamed out in the beginning of their careers because of
• 35:25
  that. Naftali Feliz as a pitcher, you
• 35:28
  had jerks and Profar was the number one prospect in baseball
• 35:30
  that didn't amount to anything when he was there.
• 35:32
  Joey Gallo, A notable example, supposed to be a great power
• 35:34
  hitter and never amounted to much of anything.
• 35:37
  So and then you have teams like the Brewers and the Astros that
• 35:40
  they turn out different pitching.
• 35:42
  Process the Brewers have been one of the best teams in in all
• 35:44
  the baseball when it comes to developing developing players
• 35:47
  and pitching Staffs. Go look at the pitching staff
• 35:49
  right now. Go look at their lineup and they
• 35:51
  play old school baseball. The Yankees haven't played old
• 35:53
  school baseball in the last 20 years, 25 years.
• 35:56
  It's all home runs. It's all power and power doesn't
• 36:00
  win championships. Go look at the teams over the
• 36:02
  last couple, even the Dodgers last year, they played small
• 36:06
  ball against the Yankees. Yeah, they home runs, but go
• 36:09
  look, they were stealing bases. They were hitting runs that
• 36:12
  Yankees don't do that. Dodgers did not chase at all,
• 36:15
  even against the Mets too, like they barely struck out.
• 36:17
  The Yankees don't do that. And that's the problem right now
• 36:20
  for the Yankees. And everybody's going to blame
• 36:22
  Aaron Boone. It's Aaron Boone's fault.
• 36:23
  No, it's, it's all about the analytics.
• 36:25
  It's all the guys up there, the executives running the team, the
• 36:28
  Levines and and obviously the Steinbrenner.
• 36:32
  Everybody up there negotiating or trying to figure out ways
• 36:35
  where this team should be going and looking at the these
• 36:38
  analytics and figuring out what works and what doesn't.
• 36:40
  But Aaron Boone's going to take the brunt.
• 36:42
  He's the manager and that's that's the way it goes.
• 36:45
  And now you got guys like Jorge Posada.
• 36:47
  Why would you bring in? And here's another thing.
• 36:49
  I'm not taking shots at Jorge Posada and I want to go deeper
• 36:51
  into this. I really don't.
• 36:53
  But Jorge Posada has no experiences or experience as a
• 36:57
  manager. He is.
• 36:59
  No, that's where I'm getting at. So if you, if you look at Jorge
• 37:03
  Posada and and he's going out there and he's speaking that he
• 37:06
  would love to take the job over for Aaron Boone if he becomes,
• 37:09
  if it becomes available. Aaron Boone was in a booth.
• 37:13
  He was working for ESPN. Now his father, his background
• 37:15
  as AGM, his other brother working and as a manager, that's
• 37:19
  great. Aaron Boone had no experience as
• 37:21
  a manager. He took over for the New York
• 37:23
  Yankees. He's never won anything.
• 37:25
  He's never been anywhere besides with the New York Yankees.
• 37:28
  Does he have a winning record? Yes, But the Yankees have given
• 37:30
  him talent year in and year out to win.
• 37:33
  It hasn't worked. Now you're going to bring in
• 37:35
  Jorge Posada. Jorge Posada was a part of the
• 37:38
  Yankees organization in that time where the Yankees were so
• 37:41
  dominant. Who was the manager of those
• 37:42
  teams? Joe Torre.
• 37:44
  Joe Torre had experience. Joe Torre jumped from one team
• 37:48
  to another. He was a Cardinals manager.
• 37:50
  He was a Mets manager. He went all over the place
• 37:53
  before he got the Yankees job and he wasn't even supposed to
• 37:55
  get the Yankee job. It was offered back to Buck
• 37:57
  Showalter when he was fired. And he didn't want it because he
• 38:01
  was not able to bring in his own, his own coaching staff.
• 38:05
  And Steinbrenner wanted him to to take the coaches that he
• 38:09
  wanted on in the dugout. And that was the difference.
• 38:12
  He Buck didn't want that. So he hired Joe Torre on a whim
• 38:16
  and and it was a slam dunk for the Steinbrenner family.
• 38:18
  It worked with some of the talent and and some of the
• 38:21
  personalities in that in that clubhouse.
• 38:23
  But I guess what Posada was one of those personalities.
• 38:27
  A lot of people, I've heard stories about Jorge Posada.
• 38:29
  Some people like him, others don't.
• 38:31
  Now, Derek Jeter and him are best friends and Moe is too.
• 38:34
  But there were other players on, you know, playing for those
• 38:37
  teams over the years. And I'm not going to mention
• 38:39
  names that I've spoken to off air that told me Jorge Posada
• 38:42
  was an ass. He was a jerk.
• 38:44
  So now you're going to bring this guy in who has no
• 38:47
  management experience, none whatsoever, and you're going to
• 38:50
  expect him to do better than Aaron Boone?
• 38:52
  Aaron Boone at least took the Yankees all the way to a World
• 38:55
  Series. They played a better team of
• 38:57
  Dodgers, were a better bill team.
• 38:59
  What is Jorge Posada going to do?
• 39:02
  And how long is it going to take Jorge Posada to take the Yankees
• 39:05
  to a World Series? It took Aaron Boone almost six
• 39:07
  years. So why it?
• 39:10
  Why would the Yankees bring in a guy with no experience?
• 39:13
  The best thing the Yankees should do in the offseason if
• 39:15
  they're going to fire Aaron Boone is go look at a manager
• 39:18
  that has experience, the Mark Del Roses of the world.
• 39:21
  Guys that have experience understand how to build a team
• 39:26
  from the bottom to the top. Because if the Yankees continue
• 39:28
  doing this, they're going to fall flat on their face and
• 39:31
  they're never going to win a World Series.
• 39:32
  Because I'll remember, and I said this before a couple of
• 39:35
  weeks ago, and Jabba, you can even, you can agree with me, Joe
• 39:38
  Girardi, when the Yankees won in 2009, he wore the number 27.
• 39:43
  After they won the World Series in 2009, he moved his, he
• 39:47
  changed his number to 28 because he wanted to be the manager to
• 39:50
  win #28 the last time the Yankees won a World Series was
• 39:53
  when he wore #27 So you know what I would say to the managers
• 39:58
  or the next manager running the New York Yankees, he should wear
• 40:01
  the number 27. Because to me, ever since Joe
• 40:06
  Girardi did that, he put a hex, a demon.
• 40:09
  A curse in the Yankees organization.
• 40:12
  And by the way, the last time the Yankees won, George
• 40:14
  Steinbrenner was alive. Since George Steinbrenner has
• 40:18
  been dead, the Yankees have not won a World Series.
• 40:21
  I don't know. That could be the Steinbrenner
• 40:23
  curse. We'll call that what was the
• 40:25
  Boss court? We'll call it the Boss curse.
• 40:27
  That's what we'll call it, the New York Yankees Boss curse.
• 40:30
  And until the Yankees win a World Series, to me, I think
• 40:32
  they're a cursed organization. Where do you stay on Java?
• 40:35
  Where do you sit on the next Yankees manager wearing #62?
• 40:39
  Oh man, yeah, I mean, I wish I was there because numbers was
• 40:45
  going for big money back when I played.
• 40:47
  I remember when they all came over, they were trading for like
• 40:50
  10/15/20 grand. I was like, damn, y'all, y'all
• 40:53
  want my number? I'll go ahead and give it to
• 40:54
  y'all like come on now. But no, I mean, I, yeah, it's,
• 40:58
  it's interesting like how, how it's going to play itself out.
• 41:05
  It's it's funny that you say you think about all the curses and,
• 41:08
  and the Cubs and the Red Sox and whatever and, and you get, you
• 41:12
  know, see what's happening now. It's just like, it's just, it's
• 41:16
  weird to to see how it's transgressed in 15 years.
• 41:20
  And it, that's really not that long when you really think about
• 41:23
  it. Like in the essence of but it
• 41:25
  just it seems like the culture has changed so much in that in
• 41:29
  that span where I get what you're saying with Horry
• 41:32
  bringing in a guy that obviously doesn't have it just like Boonie
• 41:35
  did. I, I just it's it sounds great
• 41:39
  in theory, but knowing knowing Sado and knowing whatever, he
• 41:43
  would never be a puppet and he would want to do things the way
• 41:46
  that he would want to do it. So it does it sound great and
• 41:50
  does it make everybody tingle in all the right spots?
• 41:54
  As Yankee fans, I'm not tingling.
• 41:56
  Most of them, but yeah, it'll I, I like the the younger I, I
• 42:02
  mean, Joe Madden would be a different one because, you know,
• 42:05
  he kind of is off the beaten path.
• 42:07
  I mean, he's bringing Penguins in the in the club.
• 42:09
  Everybody that I've know that played for him said it was great
• 42:12
  because he just, he was a guy that was like, oh, he brought in
• 42:15
  like, what is the Marachi band? Like all kinds of stuff.
• 42:19
  They said it was cool. So I guess we'll see.
• 42:22
  Time will tell. You never know it.
• 42:24
  I mean, we could be talking about the same thing.
• 42:28
  And they didn't do anything. Oh, yeah.
• 42:31
  Speedy. Yeah.
• 42:31
  Oh, he did. He wanted a live lion.
• 42:33
  He wanted to bring in a live lion when he his first his first
• 42:37
  year with a Hard Knocks or something.
• 42:39
  It would bother anybody. It would bother anybody right
• 42:41
  now when you're sitting here and you're you're you're in the
• 42:44
  middle of making a wild card run and you're talking about who the
• 42:49
  next manager is going to be for the New York Yankees.
• 42:51
  That's the scary part right now for all the Yankee fans out
• 42:54
  there, that's the only thing they want to talk about.
• 42:57
  So, I guess the Yankees. Have given a chance this year
• 42:59
  like I mean the years not over. Yeah, you're right.
• 43:03
  Speaking of over Shador Sanders struggles and Shiloh Sanders was
• 43:08
  cut. Legendary brand athlete Shador
• 43:11
  Sanders struggled mightily in his final preseason at game of
• 43:16
  action, going 3 for six with 14 yards, getting sacked five
• 43:20
  times. He finished with a -27 yards,
• 43:24
  counting in the negative sack yardage.
• 43:27
  RG3A frequent Sanders defender was critical of the Browns
• 43:33
  taking Sanders out at the end of the game to give Snoop Huntley
• 43:38
  the last series, only to cut him after the game.
• 43:42
  Griffin went further, saying that Sanders was given a raw
• 43:45
  deal having to play with guys who are not going to make the
• 43:50
  team, while Dylan Gabriel had a better talented a bunch of
• 43:54
  players around him. Former lineman and NFL analyst
• 43:58
  Jeff Schwartz fired back at RG3 shows, showing clips of Sanders
• 44:03
  holding onto the ball for too long and missed open plays.
• 44:08
  Hall of Famer running back Eric Dickerson claims that the NFL
• 44:12
  source told him that the league colluded with teams not to draft
• 44:17
  him on the 1st 2 days of the draft.
• 44:20
  Shadour's brother Shiloh was cut from the Buccaneers after
• 44:25
  throwing a punch at a Bills tight end in the last preseason
• 44:29
  game. The Browns traded Kenny Pickett
• 44:32
  for a fifth round pick to the Raiders, opening up a QB 3 for
• 44:36
  Shador just minutes ago. Well ladies and gentlemen,
• 44:41
  there's a lot to get into with Shadora Sanders.
• 44:43
  And the fact is, there was no way Shadora wasn't going to make
• 44:48
  this team. There was no way.
• 44:50
  First of all, if you look at the jersey sales right now with the
• 44:53
  Browns, they're one of the highest out of the whole team.
• 44:56
  Just think about it. A third string, fourth string
• 44:59
  quarterback, at one point a fifth string quarterback on this
• 45:02
  roster. His jersey is selling more than
• 45:05
  half the players on this roster. So there was no way the Browns
• 45:10
  knowing that this guy is a high profile player, his father is
• 45:15
  Deion Sanders prime, that they weren't going to let this guy
• 45:19
  make the team no matter how bad he played in his final game.
• 45:23
  The fact is right now Shidor Sanders has a lot to prove.
• 45:27
  A lot. And only time will tell if he's
• 45:29
  an NFL player or he's the CFL player or he's just another guy.
• 45:33
  And right now, hey, if you're a Browns fan, you should be
• 45:37
  excited because you don't know who your your quarterbacks going
• 45:39
  to be. You have Joe old man Flacco
• 45:41
  throwing the ball early in the season.
• 45:43
  You might even to see at one point Deshaun Watson, AKA
• 45:46
  Superman, as we all knew, knew, know Debo.
• 45:49
  I'm sorry, Dabo Sweeney says that he was.
• 45:52
  The fact is, right now, Dylan Gabriel and Shadora Sanders, as
• 45:58
  of right now, is the future for the Cleveland Browns.
• 46:03
  And sitting here today, are you cheering for that?
• 46:06
  Are you excited for that? If you're a Browns fan, are you
• 46:08
  scared? I think Dylan Gabriel's a good
• 46:11
  young player. He was a Heisman candidate.
• 46:14
  Very nice kid. Really, really nice.
• 46:17
  Small, Very, very small. Is he going to last in the NFL?
• 46:22
  Now? There are other quarterbacks
• 46:23
  over the years, Drew Brees being one of them, Russell Wilson
• 46:26
  being another. They have been successful.
• 46:28
  They've won Super Bowls. Dylan Gabriel's a different type
• 46:32
  of quarterback. He's not an accurate thrower
• 46:35
  like Drew Brees. He doesn't have the arm Drew
• 46:38
  Brees has, and he's not a scrambler like Russell Wilson.
• 46:43
  Different players. And Shanor Sanders, he's pretty
• 46:46
  big. He's not a small guy, 6 foot 26
• 46:49
  foot three. He's got a good arm.
• 46:51
  He's he's an interesting person in the pocket.
• 46:54
  And what I mean by that, you don't know what he's going to
• 46:57
  do. Is he going to run backwards 20
• 46:58
  yards and get sacked or is he going to run forwards 20 yards
• 47:02
  and actually gain yards? You don't know what you're going
• 47:04
  to get at Shadora Sanders because Shadora Sanders doesn't
• 47:06
  even know if he's on a football field or he's hanging out in a
• 47:11
  in a boys locker room or he's hanging out in a studio rapping.
• 47:15
  Sometimes I wonder if Shadora Sanders knows who he really is.
• 47:20
  The fact is, is his father's one of the greatest defensive
• 47:22
  players to ever play this game. And when you hear Eric Dickerson
• 47:25
  come out and obviously has a good connection with prime, I
• 47:28
  know that for a fact that him and Deion Sanders are very, very
• 47:31
  close. Of course Eric Dickerson is
• 47:33
  going to come out and protect Deion Sanders son saying that
• 47:36
  there was collusion. There was collusion that the the
• 47:39
  GMs and owners didn't want to draft this guy in the first two
• 47:44
  days. What a crock of you know what
• 47:47
  they knew that this kid was going to be a problem.
• 47:50
  This guy's going to make money because of his name.
• 47:52
  This guy's got the ability to go out there and and be a star just
• 47:57
  because he is prime son. Just like Travis AK of the
• 48:01
  Gremlin Hunter. He comes from that brand, and
• 48:06
  when you come from a brand of nut nutso, and I say nutso
• 48:10
  because that's that's the way Prime plays go, go look at
• 48:14
  anything that he's done on and off the field over the years.
• 48:17
  I think Prime is one of the most unique people in professional
• 48:22
  sports history when it comes to endorsing himself and selling
• 48:25
  himself and making the most money for a brand.
• 48:29
  He is one of the best of all time.
• 48:31
  But for years we've heard Prime go out there and talk about his
• 48:35
  son, that his son is the greatest thing since sliced
• 48:38
  bread. And he said that Shiloh is an
• 48:40
  NFL player. Shiloh didn't even last the
• 48:43
  preseason. He's going to be in the CFL
• 48:46
  chador. How long is it going to take for
• 48:48
  the NFL to realize that this kid might not be an NFL player?
• 48:52
  He's got the best chance over Shiloh because Shiloh is
• 48:56
  undersized. He's a defensive player who I
• 48:58
  don't think had any business playing on an NFL football field
• 49:02
  against anybody. Third string.
• 49:04
  Fourth string. Other than Fish strings.
• 49:07
  Shador at least has an understanding of the position as
• 49:10
  a quarterback. The question is when you got
• 49:13
  guys like RG3, like I've said many times, sticking up for you
• 49:16
  and you don't have guys like Peyton Manning or Eli Manning or
• 49:20
  Ben Roethlisberger coming out and sticking up for you.
• 49:22
  To me, that tells me one thing. It tells me that are you a
• 49:27
  likable person? Are you a transcending player
• 49:31
  for the future, for the NFL and, and, and actually want this guy
• 49:37
  to be your starting quarterback for your futures or your future
• 49:42
  organization? Now the question, that's a
• 49:45
  question that only owners and GM's are going to tell you.
• 49:47
  Here's the fact. Here's the facts.
• 49:49
  If I'm the GM, if I was the GM for the Browns, I drop him.
• 49:53
  I don't want to deal with the the backlash of this kid in the
• 49:56
  locker room during games after games.
• 49:59
  You have Dylan Gabriel that's trying to figure things out, and
• 50:02
  you have this guy tailing right behind him, probably talking
• 50:05
  behind Dylan Gabriel or sinking things in the offensive
• 50:08
  lineman's heads. Or some of the wide receivers
• 50:11
  that are building relationships with your door on the football
• 50:13
  field and during practice while Dylan Gabriel's trying to figure
• 50:16
  out how to read plays or figure out audibles at the line of
• 50:20
  scrimmage. If I was Dylan Gabriel right
• 50:23
  now, would I be comfortable right now knowing that your door
• 50:26
  Sanders is sitting behind me? The answer would be no.
• 50:30
  I would be telling ownership and I'd be telling my coach.
• 50:33
  It's either me. I am.
• 50:35
  If you don't want me here, trade me somewhere else where I get a
• 50:39
  chance to prove myself. I was a runner up for Heisman.
• 50:43
  I was a top five player in the country last year.
• 50:45
  This guy played for his father. This guy was never, he never
• 50:50
  beat a top 25 defensive team in all of college football last
• 50:55
  year. I did.
• 50:57
  I was in the playoffs. I had the best team in the
• 50:59
  country last year. That's to me.
• 51:03
  I would feel I would be uncomfortable going into an NFL
• 51:07
  season knowing that Shadora is a more popular player.
• 51:10
  He's more talked about and spoken about throughout the
• 51:14
  league than I am. I was a higher draft pick.
• 51:18
  I was a higher profile player coming out of the draft and this
• 51:22
  guy's being more spoken. People are speaking about him
• 51:25
  more than they're speaking about me.
• 51:27
  And I'm the number two. I'm the number 2 or #3 on this
• 51:30
  roster. I don't get it.
• 51:34
  I don't get any of it. And if you're a Shaddor Sanders
• 51:38
  fan, which I'm getting hated all over social media, that I'm a
• 51:41
  racist and I'm not a Shaddor Sanders or Deion Sanders lover,
• 51:45
  and then I should show my respect or kiss the rings.
• 51:49
  Kiss what rings. The fact is right now, I am not
• 51:52
  Deion Sanders. No, I'm not.
• 51:55
  I'm not prime. I've never played professional
• 51:58
  baseball and professional football in one season.
• 52:01
  I never won a Super Bowl. I never was considered one of
• 52:05
  the greatest defensive players of all time.
• 52:07
  I was nothing of of of any ability this man was as a
• 52:13
  professional athlete. But what I can say about what I
• 52:16
  can say about Shador Sanders either was Shador, neither is
• 52:21
  Chador. Chador is not his father.
• 52:23
  Chador will never be his father. And Chador needs to stop looking
• 52:27
  or trying to chase his father's shadow because to me, that's all
• 52:31
  he's going to be doing. And if he doesn't learn how to
• 52:33
  keep his mouth shut and be professional and understand the
• 52:36
  quarterback position, learn the position.
• 52:39
  Don't sit there and say, hey, I know the book.
• 52:42
  I know, I know the plays, I know this, I know that.
• 52:44
  When everybody knows your and it's been said, one of the main
• 52:48
  reasons why you were not drafting in the first 3 rounds
• 52:50
  is you don't study. You don't study plays, you don't
• 52:56
  watch anything. You think that your pure talent
• 53:00
  is enough for you to step on an NFL football field and win.
• 53:04
  Johnny Manziel did that. How long was Johnny Manziel in
• 53:07
  the NFL? Ask anybody that Tim Tebow was a
• 53:11
  studier. He didn't have that God-given
• 53:13
  talent that some of these other quarterbacks, the Eli Manning's,
• 53:16
  the Peyton Manning, the Drew Breeses, he didn't have the
• 53:18
  God-given talent, but he had the heart and he had the study
• 53:22
  ability that he would sit there and watch film.
• 53:25
  This man doesn't know the word film.
• 53:28
  He should have never made this team.
• 53:31
  The Browns made a big mistake. I think this is going to be a
• 53:34
  huge problem during the season because Dylan Gabriel is
• 53:37
  eventually going to get a shot. And what is Dylan Gabriel going
• 53:40
  to do when he makes the mistake? What is Dylan Gabriel going to
• 53:43
  do when they lose 2 games in a row?
• 53:45
  They're going to. He's going to worry about your
• 53:46
  door taking his job or throwing a touchdown. 1 touchdown to his
• 53:51
  zero in two games because the team has no offensive talent and
• 53:56
  they're saying shadors the guy and Dylan Gabriel's garbage.
• 54:00
  To me, I'd be worried about that.
• 54:02
  Not the fact that Shidor Sanders is Deon Sanders, his son and
• 54:06
  Archie three, thinks that he's getting a bad what?
• 54:08
  What is it a bad kick in the butt by the media because they
• 54:11
  don't like him? It's a bunch of it's a bunch of
• 54:15
  crap. OK, fans, stop it.
• 54:18
  Stop going out there and attacking me on social media.
• 54:20
  Then I don't know what I'm talking about.
• 54:22
  I'm going to tell you this right now.
• 54:23
  Shidor Sanders is going to be nothing.
• 54:25
  He's going to be nothing in the NFL and to me, he's a pure
• 54:28
  backup. He will be considered a backup
• 54:31
  and when his father decides to take an NFL job in the next
• 54:35
  three to four years when he claimed he didn't and he wasn't,
• 54:38
  he will and his son will be his backup quarterback.
• 54:42
  That will be the only reason why should Door has a job in the NFL
• 54:45
  in the next 4 years because his father's going to take a job to
• 54:48
  make sure that his son is taken care of.
• 54:50
  Besides that, his son is not good.
• 54:54
  You watch the the film, you watch what he does.
• 54:58
  He does everything wrong on a football field.
• 55:00
  Nobody runs backwards 20 yards because you're trying to get
• 55:04
  open or trying to wait for somebody to get open.
• 55:06
  When you have faster, stronger, more talented athletes in the
• 55:11
  NFL than you do, you do in college football.
• 55:14
  You can't do what you did in college football in the NFL.
• 55:17
  It doesn't work. It doesn't work.
• 55:20
  And and guys and all these media guys and all these coaches and
• 55:25
  and GM's coming out and saying that Shador wasn't the guy.
• 55:28
  He wasn't in their eyes, the guy that they thought was going to
• 55:32
  be the future of their organization.
• 55:33
  They're not wrong. These guys have been studying
• 55:35
  football just as long as anybody.
• 55:38
  He knows as his father was as a professional athlete, or his
• 55:44
  uncle or his grandfather was as a semi Pro Football, a baseball
• 55:49
  player, I don't know. I don't know what his uncle or
• 55:51
  grandfather was. But the fact is, Shador thinks
• 55:55
  that he knows more than the owners do, more than the GMs do
• 55:59
  and more than the coaches do. Yeah.
• 56:01
  As somebody that doesn't really care about Shador or Dylan
• 56:03
  Gabriel as as a starting NFL quarterback, I'll take it from
• 56:06
  the Jeff Schwartz RG3 feud part of it.
• 56:08
  And I think Jeff Schwartz, outside of being a little biased
• 56:10
  with the Chief sometimes, is actually a very good analyst.
• 56:13
  Dylan Gabriel, he was pressured I think a second faster in all
• 56:18
  his drop backs, I think besides one then Shador was and he got a
• 56:22
  he got hit I believe or hurried like twice more than Shador did.
• 56:27
  So to use the offensive line excuse that RG3's trying to use
• 56:30
  all they had all the starters in the game, they hit all the 5th
• 56:32
  strings in the game. They didn't give him a fair
• 56:34
  chance. Doesn't seem as legitimate here.
• 56:36
  Now again, I think both quarterbacks do have to like
• 56:38
  think of it as a prove it type year for them because the Browns
• 56:42
  again, they probably could be a very bad team.
• 56:43
  They could easily draft a quarterback next year if they
• 56:46
  have a top five pick just as easily as they did this year
• 56:48
  because the class pass is very good.
• 56:50
  And Dylan Gabriel, like you were saying, he has some good
• 56:53
  leadership traits. I think he could be a competent
• 56:54
  backup in the league, but he's small and he's already old and
• 56:58
  he only really developed his arm mechanics to be this good in his
• 57:01
  last year in the in college football.
• 57:03
  Shador Sanders still has to say a lot of the same problems.
• 57:05
  He holds the ball too long. He's blaming his offensive line
• 57:08
  for everything and that's not starting quarterback material.
• 57:11
  But to say that he's. He hasn't even played in the
• 57:13
  NFL, and you're already given up on Dylan Gabriel.
• 57:15
  Now, he is small, but so was Russell Wilson.
• 57:18
  So was Drew Brees. So it was a lot of quarterbacks
• 57:20
  in this league to sit here and say, well, he's too old or he's
• 57:24
  too small, he's not fast. He doesn't have the accuracy
• 57:27
  that some of these quarterbacks coming out of the draft over the
• 57:30
  last couple years. So what?
• 57:31
  Maybe he has the factor. Tim Tebow, everybody said he
• 57:34
  wasn't a quarterback in the NFL. This guy took a team, a Broncos
• 57:38
  team all the way to the playoffs, I remember it, made a
• 57:42
  run and beat the Steelers. That's what he did.
• 57:44
  He beat the Steelers in the playoffs, knocked him out in the
• 57:46
  first round when the Steelers were one of the best teams
• 57:48
  coming out of the AFC. So to say that you can't win
• 57:51
  with heart, that's a bunch of crap.
• 57:53
  You can find ways to win in football now again.
• 57:57
  Tebow wasn't good, though. Let's just be.
• 57:58
  Honest. No, he wasn't No, he was
• 58:00
  athletic. He wasn't a good thrower.
• 58:02
  He should have been a tight end. I've always said that Tim Tebow
• 58:05
  should have came in the NFL, his body who was structured as a
• 58:08
  tight end. He still, if you look at Tim
• 58:10
  Tebow right now, he's it's built like an ox.
• 58:12
  His workouts are ridiculous, but you know his his career is done.
• 58:16
  He tried to play baseball with the Mets.
• 58:18
  It didn't work out. But what I'm trying to say is
• 58:20
  you don't know what these guys have inside them.
• 58:23
  I'm not saying Dylan Gabriel can't be successful in the NFL.
• 58:26
  He can be if he has the right talent around him.
• 58:28
  The problem right now is the Browns have no talent
• 58:32
  offensively around them. Who is their their number one
• 58:35
  wide receiver right now? Jerry, Judy, that's their number
• 58:39
  one guy. You're going to go into a season
• 58:41
  with rookie quarterbacks, Joe Flacco, a veteran guy who's only
• 58:45
  going to be there for three or four games, and then they're
• 58:47
  going to probably give the reins to one of these guys and you're
• 58:49
  going to say, OK guys, OK, boys, go out there and show me what
• 58:52
  you got when you have nobody out there.
• 58:56
  We talked about The Jets. I was talking to a bunch of Jets
• 58:58
  fans today. What do The Jets have?
• 59:00
  They have Garrett Wilson and they have Mason a Mason Taylor.
• 59:04
  They don't have a second wide receiver.
• 59:06
  The Jets have to go after a second wide receiver.
• 59:07
  The Jets have 3-4 more weapons than the Cleveland Browns do on
• 59:12
  their whole 53 man roster. Think about that.
• 59:16
  They got nothing, nothing out there.
• 59:18
  And now you have two rookie quarterbacks.
• 59:20
  You're going to throw to the walls.
• 59:21
  You're going to throw them in into the the pack of defensive
• 59:25
  teams. You're going to have to play
• 59:27
  this year where they're going to be running for their dear lives.
• 59:29
  And I'm, I'm sticking up for Shudor here.
• 59:31
  I feel bad for Shudor, even though Shudor shouldn't have
• 59:34
  made the team. Dylan Gabriel is put in a bad
• 59:37
  situation. So is Shador Sanders and, and,
• 59:41
  and the coaching staff too. I mean, ownership and the GM did
• 59:45
  not give them the right pieces going into the offseason to help
• 59:50
  this team be a contender. This is one of the worst teams
• 59:52
  right now in the NFL on paper. If you look at it, their
• 59:55
  defense, Miles Garrett, they paid him a lot of money.
• 59:58
  They got some defensive players. That's not going to make a
• 1:00:00
  difference. They're not going to be able to
• 1:00:02
  score. Not if they're on the field,
• 1:00:03
  it's on your good defense only get worn out by offense so much.
• 1:00:07
  And the ownership I think is a big factor into that too.
• 1:00:10
  When you look at the stories coming out about Kevin Stefanski
• 1:00:13
  always he's sabotaging Sidora Sanders, he's sabotaging Dylan
• 1:00:16
  Gabriel and not even saying you wanted either one of those
• 1:00:19
  quarterbacks. And now the ownership saying,
• 1:00:20
  oh, we, we wanted those guys in in there.
• 1:00:22
  And he didn't want he he wanted to stick with his veteran guys.
• 1:00:25
  The loop that they've been going through too.
• 1:00:26
  And now they're going to throw him out of the bus.
• 1:00:28
  And we talked about that a few weeks ago.
• 1:00:29
  Like Kevin Stefanski, if he hits the open market will become a
• 1:00:32
  hot commodity as a head coach for a team like the Falcons.
• 1:00:35
  A-Team like the Buccaneers. The Giants.
• 1:00:36
  The Giants, any coach, any team that has coaches on the hot
• 1:00:39
  seat, he's going to become that kind of hot commodity because
• 1:00:41
  the Browns just presented it with so much bad offense all at
• 1:00:44
  once. Do you know right now on Vegas
• 1:00:46
  the number one guy to go in the offseason, do you know?
• 1:00:50
  No, it's Dabel. Dabel is the number one guy
• 1:00:53
  right now on Vegas when it comes to percentages on who's going to
• 1:00:58
  be out. Out of all these coaches we just
• 1:01:00
  mentioned, Dabel's the number one guy.
• 1:01:02
  He's going to be the guy and Dabel's got a lot to prove.
• 1:01:05
  He's got Jackson Dart, he's got some young talent right now.
• 1:01:08
  We'll see how this giant team starts off and if they go if if
• 1:01:11
  they start off strong, maybe Dabel keeps his job for another
• 1:01:14
  year and so does Joe Shane. But if they get the the
• 1:01:17
  quarterback right, the the fact is, is, is trying to search for
• 1:01:20
  a quarterback, ask the New York Jets.
• 1:01:21
  It's not easy to do. It's not easy to do.
• 1:01:23
  And I think the different case between Stefanski and Dabel too.
• 1:01:26
  When Dabel won coach of the Year, it was a nine, seven and
• 1:01:28
  one win team that the Giants had with a pretty easy schedule.
• 1:01:32
  The Browns been playing in a very difficult division and
• 1:01:34
  still made two playoff appearances with scrap peep.
• 1:01:36
  Just think about it. We've mentioned Geno Smith,
• 1:01:38
  we've mentioned Sam Donald. They all left the New York Jets
• 1:01:41
  and they've been successful everywhere else they went.
• 1:01:43
  Just think about that. It doesn't work in certain
• 1:01:46
  organizations. Go ask the Browns how many good
• 1:01:48
  quarterbacks or thought of quarterbacks they thought were
• 1:01:51
  going to be a part of that roster in that organization for
• 1:01:54
  years, for almost 40 years, none of them panned out to nothing.
• 1:01:58
  They had one in Baker Mayfield. They drafted as a #1 pick and
• 1:02:01
  where did they do? What is it?
• 1:02:02
  What do they do? They let him go.
• 1:02:04
  They traded him away. They let him go to I think the
• 1:02:06
  Rams and he goes to the Rams and then he eventually finds his way
• 1:02:10
  with the Buccaneers and now he's one of the better young
• 1:02:12
  quarterbacks right now in the NFL.
• 1:02:14
  It's just pathetic. The Browns, The Jets over the
• 1:02:17
  years, the Bengals have had their UPS and their downs.
• 1:02:19
  The Bears, I mean all these organizations and and again and
• 1:02:23
  the Packers, they've always for some reason they get their luck.
• 1:02:27
  They they Aaron Rodgers, they had Brett Favre, they didn't
• 1:02:31
  draft him, but they brought him in.
• 1:02:32
  Bart Starr they've had good quarterbacks in in decades after
• 1:02:36
  decades it some teams are lucky and others are not so.
• 1:02:40
  As much as I like to bash him, some of the Chargers, they had
• 1:02:42
  Dan Fouts, they had Drew Brees, they had Phillip Rivers and I
• 1:02:44
  don't have Justin Herbert. I I think sorry bitch, I just
• 1:02:51
  think too. I think should do I I think too
• 1:02:54
  like give him a like he's going to be on team because it's
• 1:02:59
  you're either going to see him success or fail.
• 1:03:02
  You're going to watch it either way.
• 1:03:04
  But I also think too it's like let him do one or the other.
• 1:03:07
  Like it's it sucks. I mean, he's Dion's kid and he
• 1:03:11
  like takes it to an extreme, I think personally, but just let
• 1:03:16
  him either succeed or fail and then then go about it in a
• 1:03:20
  different way. Like pre season and like we've
• 1:03:22
  talked about before on the show, it's like every season is one
• 1:03:24
  thing, like let him go out and either succeed or fail.
• 1:03:27
  Is he ready right now? But maybe here in a year or two,
• 1:03:30
  like he's going to get a chance to show himself improved.
• 1:03:32
  Like so it's either like you don't have to like the guy, but
• 1:03:36
  you really haven't seen him do anything.
• 1:03:39
  And I would, I wouldn't, I'm, I'm going to watch to see how he
• 1:03:41
  does, whether he succeeds or fails.
• 1:03:44
  But like, let him try. But he also needs to get out of
• 1:03:47
  his own way, too. Jabba, You're Jabba.
• 1:03:49
  The only reason why you're watching him is because he's
• 1:03:51
  Dion's son. That's the that's what most
• 1:03:54
  people are watching. Why is this jersey?
• 1:03:55
  Selling. That why is this jersey selling
• 1:03:58
  as much as it is. I mean, I watched the game the
• 1:04:00
  other day, the final game, every single every single fan and the
• 1:04:04
  front row was wearing wearing Shador Sanders jersey.
• 1:04:08
  Jersey, you're going to take advantage of it.
• 1:04:10
  You're not going to not take advantage of.
• 1:04:12
  It no and I I understand that, but if if.
• 1:04:15
  I was my point. Let him.
• 1:04:16
  Let him like, OK, yeah, but. Here's my point here.
• 1:04:19
  He could also. Go about it a different way
• 1:04:20
  though. Here's my point.
• 1:04:22
  If you're you're Dylan Gabriel and you were their third you,
• 1:04:25
  you were their third round pick and you're expected to be the
• 1:04:28
  future quarterback of this organization and you have Shidor
• 1:04:32
  Sanders breathing down your neck.
• 1:04:34
  Now for the rest of the season, when you get a chance to get
• 1:04:37
  into the game, if you make a mistake or you don't play well,
• 1:04:41
  you got to worry about this guy taking a snap away from you or
• 1:04:45
  playing a little bit better than you and stealing your job,
• 1:04:48
  stealing your shine away from you when you don't get a chance
• 1:04:51
  to really succeed as a player, as a young player, as a guy that
• 1:04:55
  deserves to get the time and the opportunity on an NFL football
• 1:04:58
  field. I would be pissed off if I was
• 1:05:00
  dealing. I don't know what that agree,
• 1:05:03
  but I mean, in the Browns, you look at it as these have become
• 1:05:07
  businesses more so than anything.
• 1:05:09
  They're keeping them on there and they're going to they're
• 1:05:12
  going to try everything to get him on the field, good or bad.
• 1:05:14
  And no, you're 100% right though, talking about from Dylan
• 1:05:18
  Gabriel's perspective, it's like, even if I do go ball out,
• 1:05:21
  they're going to give him a chance.
• 1:05:22
  And the first moment that it doesn't look like I'm going this
• 1:05:25
  way and I'm kind of going this way, they're going to give him a
• 1:05:27
  chance because they want to see it.
• 1:05:29
  Because really, what the hell else would you watch the Browns
• 1:05:32
  for? I mean that's let's let's just
• 1:05:34
  call. It Miles Garrett.
• 1:05:35
  Miles Garrett. That's it.
• 1:05:36
  Yeah. Hey dude, he got a nice throwing
• 1:05:39
  arm. Did you see that highlight the
• 1:05:40
  other day? That guy is.
• 1:05:42
  He's a freak. That guy's like, yeah, nice.
• 1:05:45
  Little release. I was like, man.
• 1:05:46
  I called him, I gave him a nickname.
• 1:05:48
  I call him Optimus Prime. That's what I call him because
• 1:05:51
  that's what he looks like. I mean, the guy is built like
• 1:05:53
  Optimus Prime. So I it's.
• 1:05:56
  You know, like he's got like 2-8 packs for ABS that is ripped out
• 1:06:00
  of his. It's frickin mind.
• 1:06:01
  It's unbelievable that he plays football and it it's just
• 1:06:04
  unstoppable. But I.
• 1:06:07
  I wanted to talk a little bit about the other brother, Shiloh
• 1:06:11
  Sanders, because Shiloh Sanders, when he was 15, punched out a
• 1:06:16
  security guard and almost paralyzed him.
• 1:06:18
  And his father advised him not to to go and pay this guy or
• 1:06:25
  show up in court. So they got given the summary
• 1:06:27
  judgment of what, $11 million? And then they decided to file
• 1:06:31
  bankruptcy so they didn't have to pay him.
• 1:06:35
  Now Fast forward 10 years later, because Shiloh's 25, I don't
• 1:06:38
  know if you realize he's a 25 year old rookie.
• 1:06:39
  He's not going to be playing in this league.
• 1:06:42
  He gets cut because guess what? He punched another guy because
• 1:06:45
  he couldn't hold his composure. Though criticism for Shidor was
• 1:06:49
  always about being, you know, he's entitled.
• 1:06:52
  He was coddled. He doesn't have the composure.
• 1:06:55
  It's a common theme with the two brothers, I think.
• 1:06:57
  And I think what happened is they didn't really let him grow
• 1:07:00
  up. You know, Dion had them on TV,
• 1:07:02
  he had them on set. They became a brand before they
• 1:07:05
  got out of high school. Every stop along the way, they
• 1:07:09
  just didn't get a chance to grow up.
• 1:07:11
  Chador was always in a no huddle or what they call a muddle
• 1:07:13
  huddle. He never had to command a huddle
• 1:07:16
  of guys. Now he's got these new guys in
• 1:07:19
  the in this setup and he couldn't lead them for crap in
• 1:07:21
  that game. I know they weren't any good,
• 1:07:23
  but it could have been better than that.
• 1:07:25
  And all he did was run around without any composure playing
• 1:07:28
  Madden football on rookie mode, like he was going to be able to
• 1:07:31
  throw off his back foot falling back 30 yards and he got sacked
• 1:07:34
  over and over and over again. That dude, they said he was pro
• 1:07:37
  ready. That shit ain't pro ready.
• 1:07:40
  It's not even close. So for me, I think it's just I
• 1:07:44
  don't look Dion's been going through health problems.
• 1:07:46
  We know that it's not a shot at Dion, but at the same time we
• 1:07:51
  see as a common theme with the two of them.
• 1:07:53
  They both need to grow the F up. They didn't do enough of that
• 1:07:57
  yet. Well, again, that's why I didn't
• 1:07:59
  want to speak about Shiloh because he's, to me, past tense.
• 1:08:03
  Nobody's going to bring him back to the NFL.
• 1:08:05
  The CFL, the Toronto are good. For them, good.
• 1:08:08
  For them, his. Rights.
• 1:08:10
  Congratulations to Shiloh as he just absolutely fell flat on his
• 1:08:13
  face and eventually his brother Shador.
• 1:08:16
  And you know what's so funny? You're not hearing from Deion
• 1:08:18
  Sanders, the senior. You're hearing it from Deion
• 1:08:21
  Sanders junior all over social media saying that his, his his
• 1:08:26
  younger brother didn't get a fair, what did he call it?
• 1:08:29
  Fair share of opportunities as a professional NFL player.
• 1:08:33
  What, what, what drugs are you on?
• 1:08:35
  What fair share are you going to get?
• 1:08:37
  You're the good or you're not. That's it.
• 1:08:39
  And Shiloh wasn't good. And we're going to see if Shidor
• 1:08:42
  is any good. And I'm going to tell you this
• 1:08:44
  right now, Shidor, you're going to go.
• 1:08:46
  You're going to have an opportunity to play in some in
• 1:08:48
  front of some of the the craziest fans in the NFL.
• 1:08:51
  If you're good, you're good. If you're bad, boy oh boy,
• 1:08:55
  they're going to chop your effing head off.
• 1:08:56
  Ask Baker Mayfield, ask Baker Mayfield's wife what the fans
• 1:09:01
  did to them when things started falling for the Mayfield family.
• 1:09:05
  So it doesn't really work. If you're playing well, they're
• 1:09:08
  going to love you and you're playing like crap.
• 1:09:10
  Are you opening your mouth and doing stupid things?
• 1:09:12
  You're going to put yourself in a bad situation.
• 1:09:14
  So I'm interested to see how Shidor Sanders is going to
• 1:09:17
  handle the fans over there in Cleveland.
• 1:09:20
  And they're great fans, by the way.
• 1:09:22
  Great. It's a great city, a great
• 1:09:24
  sports city. So I'm very interested to
• 1:09:26
  interested to see the Shidor Shidor's, you know, personality
• 1:09:30
  being brought out when he does become and, you know, get it
• 1:09:33
  steps on an NFL football field as a professional football
• 1:09:36
  player. So very interesting story.
• 1:09:38
  All right, before we get our guest in, we have our golf clap
• 1:09:42
  of the day. This deserves a golf clap.
• 1:09:46
  No doubt. Golf clap.
• 1:09:47
  Golf clap. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
• 1:09:51
  my Golf Club of the day goes to Donald Trump, as Donald Trump
• 1:09:55
  has come out over the last 24 hours and said that Roger
• 1:10:00
  Clemens, yes, the one and only the Rocket should be a Hall of
• 1:10:04
  Famer. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, the
• 1:10:06
  guy that has 354 wins of 3.12 ERA and yes, 4672 strikeouts in
• 1:10:17
  his career. Yes, Donald Trump has come out
• 1:10:20
  and said that this guy is absolutely a first ballot Hall
• 1:10:23
  of Famer. What does that tell you, ladies
• 1:10:25
  and gentlemen, when the President of the United States
• 1:10:27
  is coming out and telling everybody that Roger Clemens
• 1:10:30
  should be in the Hall of Fame? It means absolutely nothing.
• 1:10:35
  I love you, Donald, but let's be honest, Donald Trump could say
• 1:10:39
  whatever he wants unless he's going to find a way to get Roger
• 1:10:42
  Clemens, Barry Bonds, Alex Rodriguez and all the other guys
• 1:10:45
  who were doing HDH and and steroids into the Hall of Fame.
• 1:10:49
  This guy's going to be sitting and backtracking or figuring out
• 1:10:52
  why he is not in the Hall of Fame.
• 1:10:55
  So my golf clap of the day goes to Donald Trump.
• 1:10:57
  He's trying to get some trying to get Mr. Roger Clemens into
• 1:11:00
  the Hall of Fame, but it's not going to work as far as the
• 1:11:03
  baseball riders are concerned. So my golf clap of the day goes
• 1:11:06
  to Donald Trump trying to get the one and only rocket into the
• 1:11:10
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• 1:11:12
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• 1:11:34
  Thank you to all the fans for tuning in and checking out all
• 1:11:37
  the different content we're posting up throughout the week.
• 1:11:40
  So and and Speedy, thank you for being a pain in the ass, as you
• 1:11:44
  always are. But Speedy, let me ask you a
• 1:11:46
  question before we go. There we go.
• 1:11:49
  When was the last time you washed that hat?
• 1:11:52
  Washed the hat? Yeah, clean that hat.
• 1:11:54
  I mean, look at look at the dust on that hat.
• 1:11:57
  It looks like he put it in his. It is pretty dusty.
• 1:11:59
  It is one of the ugly. Going to say since never.
• 1:12:02
  He never cleaned that hat, man. It looks like he stuck it in
• 1:12:05
  like a dryer or something. I don't know.
• 1:12:07
  It's pretty dusty. It's bad, it's bad.
• 1:12:09
  I got to clean it up. Anyways, we'll be back on
• 1:12:12
  Wednesday. Who do we have on the show?
• 1:12:13
  945 another son of a sibling, I guess you could say, of a former
• 1:12:18
  baseball player, Jayden Fielder will be coming on, who was the
• 1:12:20
  son of Prince Fielder and the grandson of Cecil.
• 1:12:22
  Fielder 3rd generation coming on a show and Cecil Fielder, one of
• 1:12:27
  the greatest power hitters of the 80s and.
• 1:12:29
  And now you look at Prince. Prince was a pretty good power
• 1:12:32
  hitter, too, and. The amount of home runs, yeah,
• 1:12:34
  my favorites that ever. Great story and looking forward
• 1:12:37
  to getting him on the show and, and, and thank you to Nathan for
• 1:12:40
  getting him on the show as well. So and thank you to Nathan for
• 1:12:42
  Lindsay getting and, and reaching out to her and getting
• 1:12:45
  her on the show as well. We will be back on Wednesday.
• 1:12:48
  Until then, this is Errol, Jabba, Speedy and the boys
• 1:12:53
  saying good night and we'll talk to you then.
• 1:12:54
  Good night everybody. Worldwide Sports Radio Network.
• 1:12:58
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