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NR Media's Own Nithin Ramachandra Joins One Leg Up on Sports With Alex Garrett 6-22-24 · OneLegUpAlex Media

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All right, Well you might have seen a lot of my posts or with
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the NR Hour and I have the man, the myth, the Nithan n
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Ram to John, I'm sorry I believe that, but there you go.
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Well, welcome to my podcast, and uh, it's so great that we've
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connected over the last few months and we're really just bound collaborating on almost every
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post now. So this has been fun as it. Yeah, it's been
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fun, and thank you for having me as always, I mean, on
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your show, and you got you do a great job, so keep it
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with the awesome work. Also. All right, well let's start with Ben
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Rice because obviously The n Our Hour and our media has worked with the Patriots
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of Somerset and you have a little background with Ben Rice. Can we start
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there? Yeah, So Ben Rice obviously a catcher slash first basement and uh
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played for a summer to be covered him at summrset for a couple of years
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and obviously got called up the screen. But this guy, when we covered
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him at Summrset, we can tell already that he could be a great player
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in the league. And his power, his unbelievable power, his back the
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ball skills is amazing and they've been working him at first base, but he's
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mainly a catcher. But now you've see him playing first base with Rizzo injured,
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so you gotta so that he is versatile and he and uh, he's
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a he's gonna be a good player. And now you can see it already
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with the first hit the other day and then last night with the big RBI
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sackfly. So he's his swing is made for Yankee Stadium. And when we
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covered him at summrset, he had a great, a great, great career
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there and then he got called the screen and now he's in the big league.
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So I'm happy for him. And so now and shout out to Frank
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Luna. By the way, if you don't know, if anybody doesn't know
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who Frank Bluna is, go follow Frank Luna. He does events with the
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Yankees prospects also, and he did an event with Ben Rice, so Ben
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Rice is a great guy and the Yankee fans are gonna love him. Yep.
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Frank Luna njas his Instagram and Twitter, I believe or profile now as
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they say, well, let's start with the Summers Patriots. The NR hour,
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you've established yourself in New Jersey, how are we able to connect with
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teams such as the Double a affiliate of the Yankees. So that's a great
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question. So I have so Yeah, Alex you you now you're part of
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the team that in our media team, so welcome to that in the group
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chat on Instagram so uh and they've been the team has been welcoming you into
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so the team. I have my team reach out to all the teams via
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email and everything to get media passes. So it's all about networking and uh
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networking, and so I have my team reach out to all the to all
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the teams in the New York, New Jersey area and even Philly area,
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uh, to to get media passes, especially for Somerset and scrant Well,
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and I'm appreciative of being part of the NARM media outlet. Now I feel
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like I'm part of the team. You guys include me and and a lot
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of people on that thread. Uh. Love love what you do, love
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your outreach. I gotta I gotta say that. Yeah, thank you so
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much. And it's all about networking in our business. You already know that.
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And and then getting media pass obviously, my team reaches out to everybody
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via email and all and all social media formats, and then you've ended up
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doing other events with Tommy DeVito and such like Nippon's all over the place.
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What's that like for you? How do you keep your energy going? And
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of course you didn't lose your grandfather and yet you haven't lost his step So
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talk about family life and then work life and how you're able to dedicate your
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time to both. So yeah, so yeah, I lost my grandfather unfortunately
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last month. But I'm still here in Florida helping out with my grandma.
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But it's it's it's you just have to live life and keep going. And
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he wouldn't want me to stop, so I keep going and balance work and
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family and uh been kind of We've been booking events right right and left.
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So when I get back to Jersey, we have a lot of events to
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catch up on with the players and all. And but if you shout out
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to Woodbridge Growing Company, Wilbridge Brewing Company does a great job of bringing in
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the athletes and we help orderneath the events and we know most of the agents,
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so we have a great relationship with most of the agents for these players.
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It's all about trust with these players and agents. So yeah, when
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I got back to Jersey. We're looking our team is looking forward to,
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uh with the going with events and helping out with the events and being with
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the players. And I'm looking forward to that. And but it's all it's
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all about, it's all hard work, hustling, and hustling is a big
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thing in our business. So it's that's how we balance it. That's how
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I balance and how the team balance. Is it all right? When you're
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looking to collaborate with folks like I guess myself at this point, right,
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what are you looking for when you're looking in the media world and oh,
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who can I tag? Who can I post? Who can I rely on
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in those kind of you know, breaking news or sports situations, and even
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to promote the events. Yeah, looking for people who are in the same
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kind of area promotes and marketing people. Uh, people who are passionate,
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work hard and help out with the events and and willing to do the work
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to get where they want to be and uh and I never give up.
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So those are the type of characters what I'm looking for. And when it
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comes to collaborating and working with people, what are you working on right now
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that we've we You're you're generous with your time today. So what we what
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are we catching you on working on? Today? So today nothing really but
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uh this if tomorrow today, Actually, I'm gonna help out with Ricky Weeks.
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Uh see your fathers so Jamil Weeks and I've been helping up here in
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Florida. I've been helping out with the we Fam organization. Go follow them
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on social media. They do a great job. So I'm gonna be helping
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out Ricky Week Senior today with one of his baseball games today here in Florida,
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and then Saturday, I'm helping out with a big basketball ce celebrity fundraiser
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thing in Florida Lake No No No High School. So a lot of football
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for more players are gonna be there and current players. I might be there
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too, So I'm gonna help out with that on Saturday. So that those
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are the upcoming events here in Florida. But when we get back to Jersey,
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We've got a lot of events coming up in Woodbridge with Yankees players.
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Amy de Vito obviously is coming. We got a lot of things cooking up.
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I know I'm hoping to get to the Nester Cortes de Vito events.
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That's gonna be fun. We'll cover that in a second. But you also
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work with the younger generation. So you've been dealing in the last couple of
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weeks also with some high school baseball kids, right, if I'm not mistaken,
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Yeah, yep. I like to get back and and and and cover
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the younger generation as well. So that's we We love helping out the young
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generation. It's all about the youth here now in this generation, so uh
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so, helping out the young players and especially seeing the young Nobody knows about
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young like young talent because they they don't really cover the high school or middle
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school players. So I mean, it's a great thing to see a fresh,
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young young talent play and see their work. Their work actic is off
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the off the charts, and they work hard every day at their things.
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So uh yeah. So we love covering high school sports and and even the
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college sports, super mainly high school sports. You get to see young talent
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every day and seeing them and and working hard with their teammates. So it's
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it's fun to it's fun to cover, and we we interview these players sometimes
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and they love to be interviewed. High school players love to be an interviewed
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on the day after they play the game or before. And I'm sure it's
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almost like, well, guess what we just talked to this gid a couple
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of years ago. Now he's drafted in one of the pro leagues. I
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mean, that does happen, doesn't it? Yeah, yeah, it does
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happen. You're right about that. I'm sure it happened to you a couple
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of times, right when when you interview people like that and players and and
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and well everything was I actually did a home run call for a friend of
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mine who's now friend. His name's Kane Ruise. He plays ball and Dominican
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and you know, but it's professional baseball. And like you were just doing,
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you know, a Long Island Baseball league. Now you're doing a professional
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contract. I mean that's right there. Yeah, and then and it feels
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like it feels like you're part of it too, part of their journey and
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storry and and seeing them grow and get to where they want to be and
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they like and it's it's it's special because seeing and seeing a player that you
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covered from high school and seeing them now in the pros that it is something
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special to the to the media guy too. It's funny you say that.
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So I don't know if you saw my story, but we just had a
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kid at my old high school, the Andry Mascari School, it's a wheelchair
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basketball program. But nonetheless I followed this kid from you know for four years
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announcing his games every December and he got basically, you know, signed up
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by Cuney the City University of New York wheelchair basketball team, and I was
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so proud of him, like you've made it right. So it does extend
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into the adaptive sports world also, yeah, and it's like it's like stories
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like that and like the special Olympics they have now and it's amazing to see,
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especially YouTube, and obviously you have inspiring and Alex, we've got to
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get you on our show too to talk about your story because you have an
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inspiring story and and you've been through a lot too, but we should have
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you on the show too and at some point. But seeing special Olympics and
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Olympics now and giving it's all about giving other people opportunities. So it's goods,
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it's a fun. It's it's good to see with the special Olympics for
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the are you gonna watch the Paralympics in Paris this year? I'm looking forward
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to that. Ah, I'm looking forward that too. Yeah, we're definitely
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gonna watch it, and I'm looking forward to the Olympics in general. I
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can't wait for that, but uh, the Paralympics to definitely for sure looking
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forward to that. All right, Ni, Then we've seen you doing covering
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the w n B A circuit with you know, Caitlyn Clark's story and all
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this all these other teams. Are you going to be doing the pressers for
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the Olympics. I mean Team USA has all their teams basically assembled. Will
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you be on the press conference with some of these teams? Yeah, that's
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the goal. And hopefully we can get the zoom links out there. And
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I know Alex, he're welcome to join obviously, so if they they if
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they send zoom links, so zoom links, zoom links to us, we
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will send it to you. And that's the goal to join one of these
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pressers. Kaylyn Clark, you're you're very big into women in sports as well.
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One of your mentors, I believe, is Tina Savaraccio, right,
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yep, A big mentor of mine and she's she's amazing and we've done a
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lot of events together already in person and it's far. Yeah, and she's
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great. I met her at the Thurman Months and Dinner four years ago now,
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but she's she's a class act. Now. I mentioned Kaitlyn Clark because
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she was snubbed off the t USA roster. Do things like that bother you?
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Though? As a fan as a media outlet, like what does that
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bother you? It does bother me? And like like I said earlier,
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everybody deserves an opportunity to play, And I don't know why they did that
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to her, and and I feel like they left her out in a big
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way and she should have been on the US USA rossler. I'm sure.
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I'm sure she will be on the USA roster at some point, but I
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don't know how why. But the way they did it, it's, to
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be honest, is not a great, great thing to see and it's not
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great for them. So I think she would eventually be on the roster,
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but the way that I feel, I feel bad for her, and I
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think she should have been on it this year too. You were on the
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w NBA press conferences, right, So did they have any inkling that she'd
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be kind of beat up? Like she's going through right? Now or did
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they not even think about that. They didn't even think about that during the
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pressure zoom thing, but they knew that she would have She's gonna get a
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lot of attention. A lot of people, a lot of players knew that
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coming in in this thing, and a lot of some of I don't know
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if you and then one of them, remember the fights I think that happened
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between I forgot the team, but that one of the players didn't want to
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talk about her anymore. So she knew coming in in that she's gonna be
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a get a lot of talked about a lot in this league. So it's
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now for her is just to limit the distractions and then focus on her play.
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That's it. Kennany Carter didn't want to talk about it after she basically
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committed a flagrant against her. I mean, that's just it's by the way,
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a lot of these women are going to get a salary increase because of
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Caitlin Clark. I think that's the general consensus now, So yeah, yeah,
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I think I uh yeah. So look, all the numbers went up
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big time since last year. Obviously now with her in the in the league,
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everything's been going up all right, So you're very big into the news.
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I mean, you just posted about the Celtics winning eighth their eighteenth championship
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and right about the intermedia website. What's it like to maintain the website then
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go out in public and see the world. But you know, after posting
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them like that, tell us about balancing even the behind the scenes and the
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actual events themselves. Yeah, the behind and behind the scenes work is amazing.
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And look, that's why I have an amazing team around me that works
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with me, twelve people underneath the company and including you and other people.
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So they do a great job of that. And the website, we keep
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putting the articles out there, and I also help out. I also write
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it with Worldwide Sports Radio and ever everyone go check that out with Arrow and
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Kyle and Kyle they do a great job, so I write for them also.
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It's called the Worldwide World Sports Number. So we put both articles on
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each website and we just have to re maintain it. And my team does
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a great job behind the scenes when it comes to book and events also,
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so we do a lot of things behind the scenes. All right, did
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you know this was what you want to do as a kid, to be
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that media outlet that people turn to. Yeah, I knew that I was
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going to be at this point at some point, but I went to school
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actually as a criminal justice major, but that didn't work out. So luckily
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had a backup play, which was for as journalism. So now I'm a
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full time sports journalist and I'm having fun with it. You know, you
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have taught me in the last couple of months that it's okay to just tag
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anybody you want to and get them involved. I mean it's kind of changed
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my strategy of how I post. I don't know if you know so that,
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but I'm just I'm getting more people involved, and maybe just because I
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thought at one point no one want to be hurt from me, but you're
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realizing, you know, we are all out there, we have our voice.
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We should include others and what we're talking about. Yeah, and that
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goes for event posting as well. I mean, when I see an event
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boom, I'm tagging Nathan because even I want to know about this, Right,
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That's kind of the vibe you give off and I like that. Yeah,
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it's like I said, all about networking making connections in all possible ways,
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and Twitter is a good thing about that. And letting and then interacting
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with people and letting people know what events you have and or whatever that's going
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on in the world. I want to give a sh out to Anna Samony
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who said, you know what, you shouldn't got to nit thing because I
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know you want to get involved. So she's the reason why we all connected
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here. Yeahana, she's amazing. She's part of the group chat now.
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She's she's amazing and I've done a couple of events with her already at Woodbridge
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and she she she knows herself and she, like I said, she works
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hard every day. Anna. All right, obviously you also cross teams.
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I mean, we're gonna have Nesster Courtes this Sunday. Give us the time
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on that by the way. Yeah, so the first actually on Sunday,
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Gary Shifter was coming to in the afternoon from two to four, and then
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Nessa's coming in the evening because they have a game that day. Most likely
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I might not be there because I'm so in Florida, but Nessa should be
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there I think around six thirty or seven, I think, depending on how
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when the game finishes. And you've also worked on the metside things. I
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mean, we're all proud of Darryl and Doc. And you've had that Woodbridge
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as well. Yeah, oh yeah, both of them att Riverbridge. Shout
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out to them. Daryl is amazing, Doc is amazing. Everybody who put
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on the who made that happen is amazing. So yeah, we had a
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great events with Doc and Daryl. They and obviously they deserve getting their jersey
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retired by the Mets and they're gonna be icons forever. I gotta ask you
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this, We're dealing with athletes almost every week. It seems like you are
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for sure. They're not. They don't act are larger let than life.
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Is that part of their appeliate thing that they are so grounded and just able
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to connect with the community like they do. Yeah, so yeah, they
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they're easy going to work with and they we consider them as humans also,
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like what like us and they they like outside of their playing playing career,
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they they meet and like that's what we do, like doing events for these
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use for the fans so they can meet the players they love watching or support
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or or having them as role models. So seeing them to meet the fans
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at all, it's amazing to see and signing ARTI guys for them taking time
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taking pictures and uh, I think it's it's outside of the playing. They's
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it's helping out the community and they love if all the players love helping out
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the community with the with the fans. I don't know if you've been asked
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on a podcast, but what's your goal for n our media? I mean,
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we're you're in New York, New Jersey base, but is there like
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a national approach you want to take to this? Also? Yeah, our
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goal is either ESPN's up some eight or network like ESPN or I got last
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year, I got futured on New Soul of New Jersey, so we're looking
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to join their team too. So uh so that's a possibility. But maybe
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some major networks like ESPN or Fox, CBS like that. That's the goal.
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What's the what's the what are things that talk about that people talk about
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with NR media, Like what are some of the big testimony of Pemmonial's view
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that they've gotten from people even just regular fans, Like they must be so
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excited to see you post and everything like that. Yeah, they love what
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we do and everybody loves what we post content wise and on all social media
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as we have a lot of we have a large following now on all supposed
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media format formats and be constantly Our team constantly posts and and then we keep
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the fans updated on each event or whatever's going on and or for show or
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podcast that's happening. So we're always on top of everything, and and they
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love what we do. All the people love us. And I don't know
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if you know Ali Clifton. We had her honor show four three, four
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years ago and she now works with the Lakers. She she called me the
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most persistent person in the industry. So it's all about being persistent and I
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will never forget that. With what she said, Well, that and that
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person is rubbing off. I mean, I see so many people thanking you
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for taking them. They love it, man, they love it. And
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I'm sure that feels good to you to get those thank you, Yeah,
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it feels good. And then seeing them and following other other people, it's
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amazing. And so that's who we're We have good networking people and networking skills
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and marketing skills all right. Obviously, media is very competitive, so while
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we're all connected, you're all trying to get that one leg up, right,
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So how do you grow the community and and actually maybe even increase the
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competition a little bit. I don't know, it just seems like it's a
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competitive field that you connect with nice people. How did you do that?
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Did you pull that off? I mean, uh, it's it's it's hard.
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I mean it's hard at first, but it's uh, it's just it's
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just making sure they they feel comfortable and all. Like, like I said,
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networking is a big thing. So being able to connect with people and
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especially people that are nice and uh and and then uh we try and also
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we we try to push each other. We put actually pushing each other is
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a big thing for a level of car to get that to get to the
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next level where you want to be. So we push each other every day
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to get better. So all of us make each other better. It's like
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the team playing in a sport, So making each other better. So that's
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what we do in the industry, make each other better, and uh,
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go to the next level. In all, you've worked with so many athletes,
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who's the one guy or one gal? I should say at this point
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that you want to work with, Like, who's who's your dream athlete right
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now that you're aiming for to work with? Hey, Kaylin Clark, l
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Lebron, James, tom Brady, and then Derek Jeter. Will we be
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seeing a Fanatics prest this year? I got asked that, Yeah, that's
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a that's the goal. I'm hoping to get there as well. It's it's
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it's a bit of a dice. I'm an affiliate of theres and it just
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seems like I'm trying to get that wiggle room into the into the FESTI We'll
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see how that goes. But yeah, uh, A little by little,
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right, It's gonna be a big weekend, I know that much. M
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hm. It's gonna be a huge week in a lot of players like Tom
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Brady, I think Eli Payn some other players are coming. So it's gonna
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be fun, all right. Tonight the Giants are honoring UH as of this
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recording. They're gonna do the Ring of Legends event tonight. Any favorite Giants
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that you've worked with. Uh. We work with Laurence Saylor, Lennon Marshall.
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Lena Marshall is one of my other mentors, so Leanna Marshall. Uh,
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we work with Phil. We worked with Phil Simms, Lawrence Saylor,
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Uh, Stephen Baker, I worked with Otis Anderson. Also who else?
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Uh, now, how do you so you know the agent? Those are
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some of the giants I worked with. So you know the agents. Are
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you out reaching to them or are they reach out to you? Hate Nithan,
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We've got an idea. How does that collaboration work? Yeah, we
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both reach out to each other. And I also I have my some of
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my team members reach out for me. So all of us are reaching out
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in multiple ways, like they reach out to us or we reach out to
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them. Like so like today I was in, I was in. We
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were in contact with uh with the agent for Gary Sheffield and Daryl Shrawberry at
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all. And so we really we we we we reach out in different ways,
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either they reach out to us or we we we reach out to them.
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Obviously Woodbridge is a huge partner with you guys. How did you strike
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that relationship up? So last year? Uh, we saw when they started
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doing signings, we reached I reached out to them. We can do some
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media coverage. So the first ever signing there was Jose Chirino. So that's
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how we got started and with the media passes and that's how we how I
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met my other coworker, Jeremy Fishman who goes there a lot too, so
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he works with us now too. So yeah, the started is this,
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the whole partnership started with Jose Chirino being there first. And he's had a
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bit of a week, but you know what, he's a You really can't
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take that back of the line of Kenyan. Yeah, it's he'll he'll be
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fine. He'll he'll come around on the field, I think. But other
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than that, how vital is following the sports news for you? I mean,
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you're on the breaking news coverage you asked me today about JJ Reddick.
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If you want to wait on that you can, but and that that's really
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interesting signing for for the Lakers as their head coach. But how vital is
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it for you? And and any advice for other journalists that are trying to
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monitor the breaking news as fast as you are. Yeah, so the Lakers,
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Yeah, that's a it's an interesting hire for the Lakers. Obviously,
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JJ Reddick does the podcast he had Lebron on recently, so it's gonna be
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interesting to see how he feels the rest of the coaching staff. But I
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think he's a good hire. He's a he's a he has a big high
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IQ of the game A Challenges, So they gave him a four year contract
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and uh so it's gonna be interesting how he feels the assistant code. But
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uh, I think it's a good hire. But they Manti Williams is out
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there, but they should have done a interview with him. But it's gonna
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be interesting to see looking forward to see what happens with j J Reddick in
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the Lakers. The other big star in the New York area is obviously Jalen
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Brunsch And have you worked with him in the past or is there any teaser
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that he can tell us that you've been working on to get him at an
23:52
event? We're try actually speaking of that, we're trying. Our team is
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working on getting him for an a vent somewhere. So we're going to on
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that with this team currently. Well, I can't wait to go out there
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and you know, wear the one leg up and n our media hat.
24:07
I guess simultaneously. It's gonna be a fun weekend. I think. Yeah,
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So hopefully we get hopefully we can get a hopefully we can do an
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event Jalen Brunson soon. But all I can say is our team is working
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on there right now and you. You love to keep everybody else involved,
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which is which is so important. And if they want to, if they
24:27
want to help contribute to n our media, what what's your uh, what's
24:32
your advice? I just reach out to and say, hey, I want
24:33
to stay connected. Yeah, reach out to us on all social media formats.
24:37
Uh, wherever. We'll reach out to you, guys, and if
24:41
you need questions or advice, we'll give it to you. And if you
24:42
want to help, if you want to get into the business, we can
24:45
help you with that too. So where everywhere on social media, can follow
24:48
us everywhere, Nithan, I remember you following me a few years ago and
24:52
then all of a sudden, your your brand exploded in that time. So
24:56
congratulations on that growth. Yeah, thank you, Alex and you're you're doing
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a great job. Also, like I said, we got to get you
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on the show too. Would love that. That's been nythan of the NR
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Hour. And I got to ask you for I let you go Yankees.
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You're a big Yankee fan. Where do you see them ending up? You
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know this year? Is it going to be twenty eight or do they have
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a lot of work to go? I think they left I put together they
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need some pieces of the tradew line. But if they make the right moves,
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I think it's twenty eight this year. Well there you go, twenty
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eight this year. That's what Nathan says. We'll see if he's right.
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Once A. Getting condolences on your grandfather. But I know I'm proud of
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you and I'm looking down on you as you work hard here. Thank you,
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Alex, thank you. I really appreciate that. All right, that's
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