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Joba and the Mouth 2-16-26 · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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It is the worldwide sports radio network.
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The Nbas All Star weekend came and went with a lot of flair and
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a semblance of some competitive basketball before it was all
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said and done. Thankfully, team stars won the
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round Robin tournament and Anthony Edwards was named All
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Star game MVP. Jaylen Brunson, Cat and Nick's
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legend Alan Houston took down the shooting stars on Saturday
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and Dame Lillard without with a torn Achilles won the
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three-point contest and otherwise lack of star power
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event with many star players opting for supporting roles if
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they accepted any role at all. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver was
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candid with reporters during All Star Break and fully intends to
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address the pervasive tanking epidemic in the NBA and all
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options are on the table. Can Silver fix a problem that he
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has come to realize that fines will not fix?
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Or will more change lead to more headaches?
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And before we find out who is in Like Flynn and crack a six pack
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with Speedy and hear what's happening in Milan at the Winter
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Olympics, we will dive into Friend of the show Gary
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Phillips. Article about the overcrowded
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outfield in the Bronx and how The Martian and Spencer Jones
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may not be long for the big city, whether by demotion or by
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trade. On another fully loaded, chop
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filled, brand spanking new live Monday night edition of Jabba.
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And the man think the. Mets are going to give him a
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significant They're going to have a ton of money to spend.
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Why not put it in one of the top three offensive players in?
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The League. We're going to be.
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Looking at Aaron judging and saying that he can't.
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Win the big game, Michael Jordan.
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Said. I.
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Played 82 games. You don't see LeBron doing that.
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A. Game where?
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You got to. Go before I told you, Giant
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fans. Saquon Barkley at.
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This point. You're.
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Listening to Jabba and the Mouth mouth. 631-672-3108 Is that I'm
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going to call. You're listening to Jabba and
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the mouth. Jabba right now is in Kansas
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City. His son is pitching tonight, so
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we probably aren't going to see him.
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He might pop in, might not, but he will be back on Thursday.
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Yes, you know who I am. My name is Errol Marx.
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They call me the mouth. As you heard, my executive
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producer, Mr. Aaron Fish Fishman, Mr. Speedy.
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Pee pee pee. Well, PD pee pee, whatever you
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want to call him, he's here. My exact.
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Well, he's my producer. He's my other half, my Co host
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on the board, Tommy Popes in the back end.
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We have some interns. We got Zach, we're going to have
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Dylan. All of the guys are going to be
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popping in and popping out. And we have Mr. NR Media
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himself, the one they call NIF, or we call him the NIF man, The
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leash, as we always say. Yeah, well, there's a lot of
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people putting somebody on a leash.
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www.worldwidesportsradio.com. Ladies and gentlemen, it's been
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a crazy, crazy weekend for the one they call the mouth.
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I, I'm not going to talk like a, a third person speak or look
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like a complete moron because Kyla Murray does that enough for
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himself. I can't speak in a third person,
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but if I must, I will today. And I enjoyed the weekend.
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We saw a little snow last night and I there was nothing on our
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forecast. And that's why, ladies and
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gentlemen, weather men and women should not be weather men or
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women. There should be AI women and men
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controlling the thought of what our weather is going to be every
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single week, every single day, every single hour, every single
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second. You know why?
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Because they're never right. They're always wrong.
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So over the weekend, we had some interesting weather.
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It went from at one point it was like 49°, almost 50, and then it
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dipped down at night to almost 20°.
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I can't understand this weather over here.
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I can't. I don't get it.
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But New York weather is a unique place and a unique forecast and,
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and be, by the way, being that we live on the island, it's
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completely different as far as the weather is concerned.
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In Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island, Connecticut, New
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Jersey, upstate New York, it's probably 10 feet of snow.
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I mean, I don't get it. But there's nothing.
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There is nothing like New York. Nothing.
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I don't care what anybody says. And I've been all over the
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world. Anybody that knows me and
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listens to the show, I'm a DJ. I've traveled all over the
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world. I've been to Poland, I've been
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to Germany, I've been to New Zealand, Iceland, you name it,
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Amsterdam, Amsterdam, I've been all over the place.
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There are some countries I've never been to.
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Australia is one place I definitely want to get a chance
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to visit but never got a chance to yet.
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But me and my girl have spoke about that.
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That's one place that we're definitely going to have an
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opportunity. By the way, they have a place in
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Australia, Australia called like the Blue Lagoon.
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And that's where great white sharks breed every winter.
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So don't go into the Blue Lagoon if you want to survive because
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these, there's like hundreds of sharks that go over there and
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they breed in this particular place.
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So I, I, that's not a place that I would be going in and hanging
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out. But yeah, it's been a crazy,
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crazy weekend. I don't like when it's snowing
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or it's bad weather out because even if it's flurrying, people
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are rushing to the, the, the, they're rushing to all these
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different stores like Walmart. And if you live in, in certain
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parts in the West Coast, they still have Kmart.
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And then all the food markets, shop rites, stop and shop all of
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them. They're all packed.
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And we, we have what's the place called?
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Weymans. Now it's called Weymans, right?
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Wegmans, Wegmans, Wegmans, which is, I think it's, I think it was
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built in the South. I, I, I don't know where, where
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it started, but we have a Wegmans here now and they want
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to put one in Nassau. But right by me they opened up a
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Wegmans and I still never been there because every day it's
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like it's, I don't even know it's like 6 flags over there.
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You can't even find a spot to park to go and check out the
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store. So me and my girlfriend who
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likes to go to different stores and check out the place.
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We have never been to Wegmans and it's been open for over a
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year now. So hopefully one of these days
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we'll get a chance to go and check out the, the nice, nice
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sitting arrangements where you can have lunch and breakfast
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there and have all their different desserts.
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And those are the places that you you like to check out when
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you've never been. I I see fish they.
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Got those by me and when I was in college, I saw a lot of them
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20 years ago because they started up in like Syracuse,
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Rochester, Buffalo area. They were like ranked like #1
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for like employee satisfaction really for years.
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Like they just treat their employees really well there.
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And it's a little expensive, but like they do it all there
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themselves. So it's kind of like more like
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an authentic feel. I've always had good stuff from
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them. It's just it's going to, you're
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going to pay for it. That's what I, I've heard
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everything there. If you want to buy like a milk,
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2% milk, it's like over there in Walmart you can buy for like
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$2.25. Over there at Wegmans you're
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going to spend like 325 or 345. What what's the difference
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between milk? I mean, why?
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Because it has the. Wegmans themselves or something
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like that. We got to ask Speedy because
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he's the milker excuse. Me milk and cows is the Nebraska
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thing. Well, no.
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That's the corn. He's the Cornhusker, Nebraska.
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Ask us more about the cornfields and hanging out over there and
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eating as many pieces of corn as you possibly can.
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You want to boil them, You want to roast them.
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I mean, has anybody tried roasted corn before?
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Because a lot of people have it. Because I have a friend and I,
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we were at a BBQ I think a week ago, it was a week and a half
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ago and we went to this BBQ we were invited to and they were
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roasting corn and they, he told me he's never had roasted corn
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before. I said you never had.
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No, I usually have him in like a can or I'll eat it off, you
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know, corn on the cob. But if we boil it.
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So I think you've never roasted a corn before.
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And he said no, this is the first time I've ever had it.
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So I guess he's hiding behind a rock or something because who
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has never had roasted corn? If you go to Dallas or you go to
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one of these cities that you know are big into BBQ, the first
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thing you're going to ask for is some roasted corn.
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That's me. I mean, it has to be extra
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butter on it because I, I, I can't eat corn without butter.
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I know it's it's so do you? Do you like it when you see the
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char on the outside or do you not want it when you see that?
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It depends. It depends on who's cooking it
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and and it depends what I'm eating it with, you know.
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So if it's just plain old roasted corn, I, I don't want
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any char on on it. But if it's I'm, I'm eating a
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steak or I'm eating a hamburger with it, yeah, why not?
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I'm not going to taste the difference.
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So, and I to me, what I don't understand with people, when
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they're eating corn, you're eating it on a cob.
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That's why you're, you're when they're making you're eating on
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a cob. Why do they seem to just like, I
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guess they use a knife and they not, they use it to, to take all
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the corn off the cob. I mean, what is the point?
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They eat it out of a pot or eat it out of a can, you know, if
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that's the way you're going to go, because the, the whole point
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of it is, is eating it off the cob.
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And, and I know, and one of the worst things I hate about corn
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is it getting stuck in your teeth.
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It happens all the time. So I, that's the only thing I
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hate about corn. And then I'm trying to floss and
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trying to get between my teeth and certain spots in your teeth,
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you can't reach it. It's the worst feeling in the
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world when you're trying to get that one piece of corn out of
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your teeth. So especially I, so I remember
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it was like it was a couple of years ago and I, me and Speedy
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were doing a show and my mom had my brother drop off corn and I'm
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just like such a corn eater. So I had 2-2 pieces of corn on
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the cob and I was eating it on the show when when Speedy was
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speaking or we would go to like a quick break.
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And one time I remember because it bothered the hell at me.
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I had this like piece got grinded up into one of my like
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teeth and I was trying to RIP it out during the show and it was
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so annoying that it started to it started to inflamed on one
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side of my mouth because it was sharp and my whole gum on the
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left side of my mouth got inflamed and I had to go to the
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dentist the next day because it got infected.
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So that was that was like 3 years ago.
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I'll never forget it. Could you imagine doing a show
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where, by the way, if anybody watches my mouth move on my left
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side on the left side of my mouth, it doesn't open as much
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as my on my right side is because my jaw when I was a kid
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locked when I was in. I was in a hockey fight and I
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got punched in the jaw in the hockey fight and my jaw locked
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up and it had to be popped it back into place.
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And when it did I I've since then, I've always had problems
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with my jaw and speak it. If you watch me speak the left
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side. Well, it's actually it's my
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right side on the right side on on my mouth.
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It, it doesn't open up as as as as high or whatever as long as
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my left side. So it's if and anybody knows me
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and knows how I speak, they can tell.
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So just find facts on why I when you see me speak you, you can
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tell one side of my mouth opens longer.
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Than that hey was your voice. Did it sound a little different
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before that happened? I don't know.
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They say sometimes when like you have like a jaw thing, like the
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way you sound things that comes out differently afterwards
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because obviously a very distinct voice, man, like
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everybody knows that listens to the show.
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And I, I just sometimes it's like, Oh yeah, there's a reason
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for that, you know? I don't know.
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I I've always had a unique voice and I always was told by many
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different friends of mine, especially when they see me on a
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mic when I'm emceeing at a party, they're like, wow, you
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could tell your voice a mile away.
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Even I was at I, I said that I was, I was at the mall about a
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week or two weeks ago and I haven't seen my Barber.
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This is a Barber I used to go to when I was a kid.
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Haven't seen him in years. And I walked into the store as
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soon as I was speaking to my girlfriend, he turned around.
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He's like, I knew that voice from a mile away.
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He says, I knew that as soon as you walked in, I knew where that
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voice was coming from. You have such a distinct voice,
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he said. And you have, and I've been told
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by I and Eagle and many different people in the industry
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like you can't teach voices and, and, and, and you have a very
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distinguished voice and, and distinct and, and that's what's
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so, you know, that's what makes you a little bit more different
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than everybody else. So I appreciate all the guys
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that and girls that have given me compliments over the years on
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on my voice. And, and it's not, that's what
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I'm worried about. My girlfriend for years is like,
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I don't think I have, I have a very nice nose, but it's not one
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of those beautiful, like what a butt nose is.
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And my girlfriend always told me he's like, you know, if you went
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and got a nose job, you it would make you even look more sexier.
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And I was like, you know, I was thinking about it and then I
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went to speak to a doctor and he was like, well, you know, if you
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get your nose fixed a little bit, you get it broken or re,
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you know, re broke, whatever it, it could change your voice a
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little bit. So I, I get a little worried
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that I, I might, and I have a problem with my voice if I ever
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did something like that. So it's something it's, it's, I
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guess you could say it's a food for thought, but I don't know if
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I'm going to eat any corn anymore while I'm doing the
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show. ANYWAYS, at 8:00 we'll be
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talking to Las Vegas running back, another running back from
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Long Island and Las Vegas as they're packed with them.
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Dylan Lauby will be joining us a little bit.
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Lena Cho from West Hampton, NY, 2 guys in Vegas that are from
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the New York area, 1 Chris Collier who's from Hempstead, NY
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and this this kid, Dylan Lauby is from really, really East
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Coast, east side of of Long Island.
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He's from West Hampton. And by the way, I have DJ at a
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couple of events for West Hampton, West to Hampton High
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School. So maybe I bumped into Dylan
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Lauby in the past. I don't know.
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But cool. And it's really, really funny
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when you get these guys on and, and they get to know you because
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they're from your neck of the woods.
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So it's it's a little bit more unique when you're talking to
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people that actually know Long Island and don't judge you
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because, oh, you got that weird accent, You got that Long
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Island. Exhibit A.
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Nick Goody. Casket I you know, I don't know
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the different. Well, Goody has a unique voice
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too. Sometimes a little bit junk junk
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comes out of his mouth a little too much.
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I love you, goodie. Anyways, the 2026 NBA All Star
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Weekend was yet another different format as the NBA
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tries to make the event as relevant as it once was.
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This year was uneven as many stars played very few minutes
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and small roles in the weekends festivities.
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The youth movement, however, did not disappoint, which many fans
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thought was an improvement on previous years and contests.
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San Antonio's Wemby as we own Wemby Yama took the spotlight
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early, making athletic plays on both sides of the court,
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contesting a lot of shots like he would in the NBA games.
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Anthony Edwards won the All Star game MVP.
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Wow. But mention how much credit
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Wembe deserves for sparking a competitive atmosphere.
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The All Star game usually doesn't have.
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Edwards team of stars defeated Team Stripes in the All Star
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Game final. Team World, who stars Luka
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Doncic and Nikola Yokich, didn't even play Game 2 for injury
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management reasons. Outside of Devin Booker, Team
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Stripes featured a lot of young players including Pistons
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forward, forward and point guard Kate Cunningham. 76ers guard
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Tyrese Maxi along with Mr. MVP him himself, Anthony Edwards on
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Saturday, the heats. Kashad Johnson won the dunk
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contest, while an injured Damian Lillard won the three-point
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contest. Led by #3 Overall pick of Rising
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stars MVP VJ Iscom. Vince Carter's team edged out
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Carmelo Anthony's team in the Rising stars game, while the New
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York Knicks won. Yes, while the New York Knicks
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won the first even shooting Stars challenge led by Jalen
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Bronson, Karl Anthony Towns and future Hall of Famer.
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I'm I'm not going to say that because that's probably not
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going to happen anyways. The I guess the assistant GM of
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the New York Knicks, Alan Houston.
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I will say this, I wrote a story and it's right up right now on
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the Worldwide Sports Radio Network and I'm going to bring
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it up right here so people can check it out.
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If you haven't read it, it is a great story.
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I put it together. I had a lot of thought to it.
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It's called Put the All Star Game in the G League and let and
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let it think about what it's done.
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Why the NBA needs to cancel its own birthday party.
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So ladies and gentlemen, go check out my wonderful story.
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I gave you my take on why the All Star Game should not exist
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anymore in the NBA because it's an absolute joke and they didn't
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disappoint it really. I know if you're Knicks thing
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you love to see the New York Knicks win that extravaganza of
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shooting as we saw Jaylen Bronson and Carl Anthony Towns
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and Alan Houston, who was one of the great shooters the Knicks
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have have always had. You know, you think about all
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the great players Alan Houston's get Alan Houston gets hidden for
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the time that he was a a really good player, an average 20 point
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scorer who at some point was the Knicks big time option,
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offensive option or either as a starter or off the bench.
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But when you watch the All Star game, you want to be wowed and I
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wasn't. And you think about it, the, the
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fact that the All Star game was out West and the game, I mean,
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as far as the All Star extravaganza, the its
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festivities, as far as the dunk contest, the three-point
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contest, it, it aired at 5:00 PM on the West Coast.
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And on the East Coast, it's 8:00, but you can't find it.
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You couldn't find it. It usually is on TNT, but TNT
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doesn't have that contract anymore, so it was on NBC/ESPN.
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So right there, and I'll say what I, I want to say about
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this. This is the perfect time to
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promote the All Star game because there's nothing going on
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except the Olympics. And if you're not a World
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Olympic fan, you're not really tuned into it.
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I mean, like we're watching right now curling.
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I mean, my girlfriend didn't even know what it was.
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So you're not, if you're not into the Olympic thought or into
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into the Olympic sports, you're really in tune to what's going
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on in the NBA because baseball isn't going on right now.
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Pitchers and catchers are a week away.
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I the hockey, hockey is right now put on hold because they're
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in the Olympics. I mean, if you want to watch
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NASCAR, I mean, Daytona 500 was on this weekend.
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If you're really interested in that.
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There's nothing. There's nothing going on.
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So this is the spotlight for the NBA and Adam Silver.
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And what Adam Silver should be doing is figuring out ways to
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entertain the fans and they failed to do that.
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Say whatever you want. And and by the way, Anthony
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Edwards winning an MVP for the All Star game needs nothing.
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It means nothing because this is the same guy that the NBA and
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American basketball is trying to put the the American basketball
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on his shoulders. We watched it on the Netflix
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documentary Go for Gold, and he pretty much told Obama that he
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doesn't want to be the face of America.
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He's the truth, but he doesn't want to be the face of America.
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He has no interest in being that person, that guy.
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And maybe Cooper flags going to be that guy in the future.
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He looks like he's going to be a rising star.
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They've got some good players coming out this coming year out
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of the draft. Three of them are are American
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coming out from Kansas and BYU and Duke.
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Maybe one of those guys could be the face of American basketball
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because we know it's not going to be LeBron James or Steph
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Curry or Kevin Durant much longer.
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And I, I'll say this, going back to the All Star game, bringing
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this world versus America. That's cool, that's cool.
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But you saw what the NHL did last year.
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What, what, what did they call that?
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The Four Nations having different nations play against
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one another, Finland and Sweden and America and Canada, 34 big
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time places, big hockey programs.
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It was fun to watch because they're playing not to, you
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know, play with your teammates or play again, you know, play
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for each other or whatever. Dilly dally and and be a skills
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skill player. And that's why you make these
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All Star games to impress the fan.
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No, they played for their colors.
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They played for their countries. And that's what obviously the
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NBA tried with this, but none of it made sense.
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Why do you have Carmelo Anthony and Vince Carter and Tracy
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McGrady and all these guys create their teams and compete
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against one another? First of all, I love you
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Carmelo, and I love what he does right now in the media world.
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I think he brings a different dynamic to his Brooklyn show,
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and it's great. It really is.
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But sometimes when somebody speaks too much into a mic, it
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gets you to wonder if the guy really knows what he's talking
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about or speaking about. I listen to these guys and Vince
23:56
Carter, out of all of them, to me is the most knowledgeable 1
24:00
when it comes to the game of basketball because I listen to
24:02
Tracy and Tracy, this is not a shot at you.
24:06
You are a great basketball player and when you went to
24:09
Houston, you became a superstar. You were a great player with
24:12
Orlando, but you knew you were never going to be, I mean, I'm
24:16
sorry, Toronto, you never knew. I don't think you ever thought
24:20
you were ever going to be the superstar, which you're when
24:23
you're playing with your cousin Vince Carter from North
24:26
Carolina. And he was a superstar, right
24:28
when he he stepped on an NBA basketball court because of his
24:31
ability to dunk and do all these acrobatic things on a basketball
24:37
court. The league is different now.
24:41
It's a business. It's about sponsorships and
24:45
building a brand, including your own.
24:47
LeBron James has been the king of that as maybe we should give
24:50
him the name King for that because that guy is the first
24:54
billionaire as an athlete playing in his sport.
24:57
Now Tiger Woods became a billionaire but it wasn't.
25:00
He wasn't a billionaire until at the tail end of his career and I
25:05
don't even know if he broke a billion dollars even though his
25:07
contract said that he did. LeBron is a natural billionaire.
25:12
Michael Jordan was one of the first athletes to ever become a
25:15
billionaire, not as a player. And if you ask Michael Jordan
25:21
right now or Larry Bird or Magic Johnson about the game of
25:23
basketball and even these All Star games, they would probably
25:26
joke, bicker about it, laugh about it and tell you this is
25:31
absolutely horrible to watch. You want to see the best players
25:37
on the basketball court and in the All Star game, you don't
25:39
even see them play at a high level.
25:42
You don't. Karl Anthony Towns look like he
25:46
was an overweight big man going up and down the court.
25:49
That's what do you look like. Now, I'm not saying he doesn't
25:52
look like that sometimes when he plays for the Knicks, but he
25:56
looks better than that. He didn't look good.
25:59
I mean, I don't care what anybody says.
26:01
These guys, Anthony Edwards, if he wants to brag about being an
26:04
All Star MVP, good for you. Good for you.
26:09
You're choked in the Finals. We've seen you do that.
26:15
It unfortunately, when you look at the NBA now and I, I, that's
26:18
where my story really ends and begins.
26:21
When you compare the players, the backup players on the bench
26:25
on an NBA team, they're making almost $1.5 million more than
26:31
some of the bench players on an, in an NFL, on an NFL team that
26:35
holds 53 players and probably never gets a chance to play or
26:40
play, I'm sorry, gets to play more minutes than you do and you
26:43
never get a chance to play as an NBA player.
26:47
I mean, how many 13th 13 players or the 13th player on the bench
26:52
or 12th player on the bench actually gets a chance to play
26:54
on an NBA team? And if they do, how many minutes
26:58
do they have? A minute, 4 minutes, 3 minutes
27:03
at best, at best, and they're making $3,000,000, two and a
27:10
half million dollars doing nothing, throwing the throwing
27:14
the at the end of the bench, the best players, some water.
27:17
If if you want to, if you want to bring a player in to pay two
27:20
and a half, $1,000,000 to to throw some water to Jalen
27:22
Brunson or Mikhail Bridges, I'll do it.
27:25
Give me two and a half million dollars.
27:27
I'll do whatever you want. If you want me to wash their
27:29
jock strap, I'll do that too. It's two and a half million
27:33
dollars, but that's what the NBA All Star festivities is.
27:39
That's what these All Star games are.
27:41
Look at the NFL with the flag football.
27:42
That's a joke. It's a joke.
27:47
The MLBI mean it is competitive somewhat I I guess.
27:54
I mean, you can't fake hitting a home run.
27:57
I mean, I, I'm not, but I've seen pitchers just throw it like
28:01
right over the plate for them to smack a ball.
28:04
I think baseball, at least they play somewhat.
28:06
I mean, it's some competition. Yeah, baseball.
28:09
At least they try a little harder.
28:10
They'll just take a picture out after 2 outs.
28:11
Though the NHL has been the most impressive out of all of them.
28:14
I mean, the skills competition, they love to compete against one
28:18
another, They love it. And Gary Bettman has done a
28:20
great job for all the hockey fans, booing him every time the
28:25
the draft comes around. And I've been to a ton of them.
28:27
I was invited to a ton of them and got a chance to interview
28:31
Gary Bettman in the past. I feel bad for Gary because he's
28:36
been there. He has the longest tenure of any
28:39
of the commissioners. Gary Batman's been around since
28:42
the 80's, the 80s with the NHL. Rodger Goodell's only been
28:48
around what, 15 years? You have Manford?
28:52
How long has he been around 10? Last year I was gonna say about
28:55
10-11. Think about it, out of the four
28:59
major sports here in America and Adam Silver I.
29:02
Think it's always slightly before man.
29:03
Yeah, Adam Silver is the biggest joke out of all of them.
29:06
One of the ugliest commissioners I've ever seen.
29:09
By the way, his ears are probably bigger than his old
29:12
face. I mean, his nose sticks out like
29:15
he's going to poke you in the eye, so.
29:17
Basically, he's Pinocchio. No, he's worse than that.
29:19
Oh, he's worse. Wow.
29:20
He, I mean, he does a lot of lying, there's no question.
29:23
That he does. I was going to say that's.
29:24
Why? He does a lot of lying.
29:27
But the NBA is just an absolute joke, the festivities.
29:33
And I don't care what anybody says, it's great to see a New
29:34
York team win something. We watched them play in this
29:37
what this, this league tournament thing that they won.
29:41
And listen, they won. I got a hat.
29:45
It might be the only thing they win in the next 10 years.
29:47
Get the Shooting Stars hat now, too.
29:49
No, I didn't get that. I don't know if I won, but
29:52
here's the facts. You want to see these young
29:55
superstars develop and in the Rising Stars game, that was fun
29:58
to watch, that was more interesting to watch than any of
30:03
these, you know, slam dunk these contests that they have and even
30:06
the All Star game, the regular All Star game, because you got a
30:09
chance to to meet the Harpers. You got the chance to got a
30:13
chance to meet and see the the stars in his league like Cooper
30:17
flag and and all these guys play against one another.
30:20
This is the future of the NBA and they're competitive.
30:23
They're competing because they want to show off their skills.
30:26
That's what you want to see when you look at the league now.
30:31
I just think it's a bunch of cry babies because LeBron James has
30:35
brought a distinct version of what the NBA shouldn't be now in
30:40
the league. I don't care what anybody says
30:41
and I'm not blaming LeBron James.
30:43
And everybody keeps attacking me on my take like I hate LeBron
30:46
James. Oh, I hate Steph Curry because
30:49
I've said my piece against him. I don't think Steph Curry is a
30:52
top ten player of all time because there's a lot of other
30:55
guys that have distinctively, distinctively have changed the
30:58
game. That doesn't mean Steph Curry
31:01
isn't a great player, but when you look at the facts here,
31:06
LeBron James just hurt the league, the growth of the
31:09
league, not in a way for money, but when it comes to, hey, I
31:14
want to play football, basketball, hockey or baseball,
31:20
I'm looking at basketball completely different way right
31:22
now. I'm looking at it as, oh, I got
31:26
to be a prima Donna crybaby. That has to be a me player, not
31:36
a team player to become a superstar in a league where
31:39
there's so many of them. Think about it.
31:43
Anthony Edwards, is he A-Team player, a me player?
31:46
He's a me player. Webbing Yama is the only guy
31:49
that I've seen, and I'm not a big Wemby fan because they're
31:52
trying to compare him to LeBron James.
31:54
I mean, I'm sorry, not LeBron James.
31:55
Michael Jordan, He's the next Michael Jordan.
31:57
He could go down better than Michael Jordan.
31:59
I don't like when I hear that every single time a new
32:01
superstar comes into this lake. I can't stand it.
32:06
But what I do know about webbing Yama is he's a competitor.
32:09
It doesn't matter if it's an All Star game.
32:11
It doesn't matter if it's a skills competition.
32:13
It doesn't matter if he's playing a pickup game on the
32:16
street. This man plays to win, he plays
32:19
to compete. Those are the type of players
32:22
you want in the NBA. Those are the type of players
32:24
you want to build your emblem, you want to build your brand
32:27
around, not try baby LeBron or Anthony Edwards saying I don't
32:32
want to be the face of American basketball.
32:35
He can't even pronounce basketball.
32:37
He goes to baseball. You know, I don't even know.
32:40
How are these guys educated, honestly?
32:43
You have Steph Curry saying it meant many, many different times
32:46
saying that. Do we even know if we've been on
32:49
the move before? I don't know.
32:50
I mean, there's video, there's pictures, and this guy says
32:53
we've never been on the moon. We should just somebody should
32:55
just kidnap him from NASA and just put him in and put him on
32:57
another planet for. See, the problem with the NBA is
32:59
they use their platform to be like to be.
33:04
It's everything they don't. They don't use the platform for
33:07
good to help kids understand the game and and try to want to be
33:13
the next big superstar in the NBA.
33:15
No, they don't want to do that. What they do is they use the
33:18
platform to attack politics or attack this attack that and and
33:23
even this All Star game during the weekend.
33:25
I mean, when it listen to what every single one player was
33:29
talking about, they every one of them in some kind of
33:32
conversation brought up ice every single one of them.
33:37
I don't want to hear it. Go out there and impress me on
33:41
your skills, your dunking ability.
33:43
I don't care what your politician as a politician or
33:47
your politic way, or if you're Republican, Democratic or
33:49
conservative. I don't care.
33:53
I care about the game of basketball.
33:55
It's my favorite sport. It's my favorite sport since I
33:59
was a kid and watching that All Star game, it was pathetic.
34:04
Pathetic. They should be ashamed of
34:08
themselves. The NBA should be ashamed of
34:10
themselves having those festivities.
34:12
And dude, some of these dunks that they were doing, I mean,
34:15
they weren't even jump jumping from the foul line and they were
34:18
like they were all like they were like dancing around like
34:21
they were going crazy. Like it was the best dunk
34:23
they've ever seen. When we've seen guys on the in
34:26
the park in Brooklyn dunk like that, there was nothing
34:31
impressive. And the fact that Damian Lillard
34:35
won the three-point contest tells me one thing.
34:39
Why is he on the basketball court?
34:41
If you could shoot like that, you should be playing
34:43
basketball. You're pretty much taking money
34:47
from Portland. And that's what I that's where I
34:51
come from when it comes to basketball and watching the game
34:53
of basketball in the 80s and the 90s, because guys like Patrick
34:56
Ewing, Michael Jordan, Charles Oakley, guys that I rooted for,
35:00
Anthony Mason, Xavier McDaniel, These guys would go on the
35:05
basketball court with broken fingers, broken toes, bad knees,
35:11
pulled hamstrings. You have LeBron James.
35:15
Oh, my big key. I can't play for two weeks.
35:19
Give me a break, a break, guys. So when I watch these All Star
35:26
games and I watch the festivities and what they bring
35:28
to the table, all they bring is a bunch of crap.
35:33
A bunch of boring dunks, A bunch of guys that could shoot 3
35:37
pointers. Hey, if I could shoot 503
35:39
pointers in a day, which some of these guys do, Kobe Bryant even
35:43
admitting he shoot 503 pointers in the morning and 503 pointers
35:47
after practice. When you're shooting 1003
35:49
pointers a day, you're going to be pretty damn good at it,
35:52
wouldn't you think? Practice makes perfect?
35:54
Maybe not for James Harden, but for everybody else.
35:59
It's pathetic. The NBA needs to get rid of the
36:03
All Star game. If they can't find a way to get
36:06
these guys to compete in a competitive fashion, then get
36:09
rid of it. Banish it.
36:11
It's done. Sayonara Ovoir.
36:14
As you know, Webanyama would say I don't want it anymore, I don't
36:19
want to deal with it. And that's, to me, is where the
36:23
NBA needs to go. Yeah, I think if you're going to
36:25
make it where you're going to have these players, these
36:27
younger players be more competitive, there's an obvious
36:29
solution if you want to try to keep it, and that's get rid of
36:31
the fan vote, because I think the fan vote is the big reason.
36:34
That's all these other guys, the Lebrons, the Kevin Durants, all
36:36
these guys that aren't showing effort are in the All Star game.
36:39
And LeBron was out half the season.
36:41
Like in a lot of years. If your name is not LeBron
36:43
James, a player in that same scenario might be a fringe All
36:46
Star at best because he's but he's LeBron.
36:49
He's the LJA, the basically the face of the league forever.
36:52
And you can, you can say you are.
36:54
He says he's the first billionaire CEO.
36:55
He's the CEO commissioner of the LJA because he's the he's the
36:58
guy running the league now. I think when you look at the
37:02
younger players than the previous generation, I would say
37:04
outside of Anthony Edwards, Anthony Edwards is cocky,
37:05
whatever. I think a lot of these guys like
37:09
Wembe, like Nicola Yokich, like Lukodontik are not trying to
37:11
make it all about themselves anymore, which I think is a good
37:14
thing to an extent. You need more of those types of
37:16
players to do it because this is a product that's been really bad
37:19
for a while with the All Star game.
37:21
And while this is a step in the right direction, you'd still
37:23
can't say, OK, this is All Star Game is saved by any means just
37:26
because the younger players played hard.
37:27
Yes, the Rising Stars played hard.
37:28
Yes, even some of those veteran guys, the Alan Houston's, Ron
37:32
Harper's, the alumni guys, they played hard in that Shooting
37:35
Stars contest and the youngsters are going to play hard.
37:37
The only reason you're going to get the young, the only way
37:39
you're going to get the youngsters to vote is if you
37:40
collaborate with the players. I mean, obviously there's going
37:44
to be some with the injury issues, whatever.
37:46
Collaborate with the players and make them the ones or the
37:48
coaches, the ones that'll vote on who plays in the All Star
37:51
game, who wants to actually play hard.
37:53
Make it something like that rather than the fan vote where
37:56
you're just going to have all right, casual basketball fans
37:58
voting for LeBron, casual backs, fans voting for Steph Curry when
38:02
there might be more qualified guys.
38:04
I'm not saying that Steph Curry's had a bad year.
38:05
I'm not saying Lebron's had a bad year, but Kate Cunningham
38:08
and Tyrese Maxi have been better than those two guys this year.
38:11
And maybe in a popular vote that wouldn't have been the case.
38:15
So I think you have to be able to branch it out where you seen
38:18
progress with these younger players showing much more effort
38:21
than the veteran players on the court, A young team winning in
38:23
this new format and say, all right, we're going to have
38:26
players vote and coaches vote from now on because a lot of
38:29
these LeBron era and probably up until Joellen B, let's let's use
38:33
that Ranch 2003, 2014, Those are the ones that are complaining
38:36
the most. Those are the ones that are
38:37
whining about trades. And they're the ones that are
38:40
making the most money. And they're the ones like you
38:41
were saying before that are making these outrageous
38:43
statements. Kyrie Irving, James Harden, all
38:45
these guys. It's really the outside of
38:47
Anthony Edwards past the 2015 draft as much.
38:50
You're not seeing that as much with Yokich, Luka, Doncic, the
38:53
two Celtic stars, like guys like that.
38:54
You're not seeing it with as much outside of Anthony Edwards.
38:57
So that's the gap that if you want to save the All Star game,
38:59
you got to start utilizing that more and brand these young guys
39:02
better. I will say this, I agree with
39:05
you with some of the young superstars that they have in the
39:08
NBA and and Tyrese Maxi is a great player.
39:11
I I know Fish didn't think he was a top five player when he
39:13
was at the point of his dominance early in the season.
39:17
He's been amazing on a roster that, let's be honest, when you
39:21
playing with Joel Embiid and Paul George, 2 cocky guys that
39:24
can't stay healthy and have their own thought about team
39:28
basketball because I don't think they believe in it.
39:31
I, I think Tyrese Maxi gives you a different impression on that.
39:34
And I think the 76ers are put in a really good position.
39:37
Having a player of that magnitude, especially a guy that
39:39
wasn't a lottery pick, a lot of people passed up on.
39:42
And you see his development as we've seen a lot of John
39:45
Calipari guys after a little while, like Devin Booker when he
39:48
came into the league, a lot of people were questioning he was a
39:51
high draft pick. He was a lottery pick, but a lot
39:53
of people were like, will his ability of shooting work in the
39:56
NBA. And boy has it ever.
39:58
I mean, he he's become more of a guy, more of a defensive player.
40:01
In the NBA than he was when he was playing for Kentucky in
40:03
college. But there are guys that Halpern,
40:06
Tyrese Halpern, he was not a good shooter when he came into
40:09
the NBA. A lot of people question his
40:10
skills offensively. How is it going to work his
40:13
release everything? Well, Tyrese Halpern has proven
40:16
that he you can win with him and you could build a roster around
40:19
him. Sacramento had to lose him to
40:21
understand how great he has become as a player.
40:24
But again, when you watch the rising star game, there are some
40:28
thought that these the NBA is in in a very good position to build
40:32
their organization and their brand around these players in
40:35
the future. But when you have guys like
40:37
Anthony Edwards, who is I, I would say 2526 years old, he's
40:41
just, he's starting to kick as the the player, the go to player
40:45
that the NBA can build their brand around when it comes to
40:48
American basketball. He doesn't want to be the guy.
40:50
He doesn't want to be the factor.
40:52
And that goes to guys that are making fifty $660,000,000 a
40:57
year. Where you, you, you wonder when
40:59
guys like James Harden or I, I don't know, LeBron James, who
41:03
are they're both at the tail end of their career.
41:06
And what they've done for the NBA is they've taught these
41:09
young players how to travel, how to not play the game of
41:13
basketball the right way, how to complain to the referees so they
41:16
can shoot 1415 of free throws every single game and get just
41:21
14 points. Oh, I've become.
41:23
I'm a good free throw shooter. Yeah, when you're shooting 2530
41:26
of them every single game. I mean, James Harden.
41:29
Think about this. When James Harden was a triple
41:32
double player that year when he won the MVP, he was averaging 15
41:37
to 16 free throws a game. Think about that.
41:40
That's almost half the amount of points he needs to hit 30
41:44
points. And when he's a good free throw
41:46
shooter and he's only missing maybe one or none every single
41:49
game, that's 16 points automatically because he was
41:54
traveling with the ball, hopping to the hole or stepping back.
41:58
Oh, I, I define the backup jump shot.
42:01
Really. You, you defined it all right?
42:03
You taught us how to double dribble.
42:05
You taught us how to travel. The one thing that you're taught
42:08
is a young kid not to do. Hey, James Hardens, the guy,
42:11
he's the factor. He's the absolute impression of
42:15
baby antics. Just say.
42:18
Yeah. And again, I think you're seeing
42:19
a lot of these other guys being more humble and maybe it's the
42:21
international push with Wendy, with him showing the effort and
42:26
some of these other players that are going to be coming in the
42:28
league now that are more of the international stars because
42:30
you're not seeing as much of their, I guess, antics.
42:33
And we talked about it last year or not last year, I think right
42:35
before the Summer Olympics a few years ago where we were talking
42:37
about, oh, the European brand of basketball is going to take
42:40
over. Now, I'm not saying that
42:41
obviously the the freak athletes that you see the power game with
42:44
the big men and stuff like that are the same in Europe as they
42:46
are in the US. See why you have more of these
42:48
tactical types like Yokich. Even Kristaps Porzingis when he
42:51
got drafted was thought of as a shooter, not really thought of
42:53
as that big behemoth type that you're seeing with guys like
42:56
Joel Embiid. It's a different type of game.
42:58
But that type of mindset I think is what these younger stars
43:00
have, which is a good thing to see.
43:02
But you can't judge just one year of a sample to say, oh, the
43:05
NBA All Star game is saved. These antics are not going to
43:08
continue as long as LeBron and these other stars are going to
43:10
run the league. So I have some solutions Errol
43:13
to to fix this, and I think there's a very simple problem
43:17
them that they they haven't figured out yet.
43:20
First off, before I tell you the solution, Dame isn't playing
43:23
because Dame was bad at defense before he tore his Achilles and
43:27
that dude's going to have to be completely healthy just to be
43:30
passable on the defensive end. I, I kind of expect him to be
43:34
kind of like a 6th man off the bench in this stage of his
43:37
career coming back like this instant offense type of guy,
43:40
because I defensively, I just don't think he can hold up in
43:43
the starting lineup, But I hope he does because he's the one of
43:45
the all time great shooters and competitors that we've had in
43:48
like the modern era. But Speaking of shooters, like
43:52
don't we have enough? Like, do I really want to see
43:54
Cat, even though I'm so glad that Knicks won that?
43:56
Do I need cat hitting like 3 foot shots and then 10 foot
43:59
shots and then taking a shot from the top of the key?
44:02
And then do I really need that? Do we, are we just playing
44:04
around the world? Like, is that the best that we
44:07
have that game? When I was a kid around the
44:09
world, basketball. But, but like as something to
44:12
watch, it's something to play. It's great, but it's something
44:14
to watch. I, I'm not into that.
44:16
So here's what I think. I think they should have went to
44:19
what the fun games really are when you're on the basketball
44:22
courts when you were kids. I like, I didn't want to play
44:24
horse. I wanted to play.
44:26
We called it Utah 'cause I grew up in the city.
44:29
When I moved out of the city, they called it city or I've
44:32
heard it called 21 one-on-one. You're always challenging
44:35
someone king of the court. I'd love to see a king of the
44:38
court in the All Star game, these All Stars challenging All
44:42
Stars who can stay on the court one-on-one.
44:44
Can you imagine like a guy like Michael Jordan back in the day,
44:46
like just challenging everybody to come at him?
44:49
It would have been and just calling people out even it would
44:52
be the best ever or two on two tournament, you know, like NBA
44:55
Jam style. Maybe you put hot spots on the
44:57
floor where they could shoot a 5 point shot for Steph Curry.
45:00
Wouldn't that be a lot of fun? But the reason why, like those
45:03
things would be great. Those things it's not going to
45:06
happen because they'd rather have these lazy shooting
45:09
competitions that are boring to watch.
45:11
You know what I mean? Like it's not fun.
45:13
Like what we should see is competition.
45:16
We had Luka and Jokic play what a combined 6-7 minutes in this
45:21
Like the kids would say 6-7 minutes, absolutely nothing.
45:24
A bunch of garbage accidentally didn't had to play into.
45:28
You know what I mean? You know it's.
45:30
It's funny that you brought up Luka Doncic cuz I was talking
45:32
about, I was talking to one of the unique personalities for
45:36
Nick Basketball. He has his own podcast and his
45:39
name's Quran and his beautiful wife or his girlfriend Maxine
45:43
and we, I was, I got a chance to be introduced to them.
45:46
I was watching their 24 hour show this past weekend and they
45:50
did, they talked Nick basketball for 24 hours.
45:52
I want to give a shout out to them.
45:53
They're sensational. They really are.
45:55
And, and, and Quran knows his basketball.
45:57
No question. He knows his Nick basketball.
45:59
And I, I got off the phone with Karani.
46:01
We were talking about the Lakers and and he's I said the Lakers
46:04
are the one team that I think is going to tell they're going to
46:07
be on a tailspin because once Lebron's gone, because LeBron is
46:10
hurt the organization, I don't know if they're going to be able
46:13
to bring players there because I don't know if anybody was going
46:16
to want to play there. And she, he told me, he says
46:18
they have Luca there and every every 5 to 10 years, they always
46:21
get that superstar that they can build with which he's right.
46:24
And pretty much he was, he was hand fed Luka Doncic was hand
46:27
fed to from Dallas, thanks to you know who and the NBA hand
46:32
fed him to the Lakers. And and but here's the problem.
46:35
Does anybody really want to be a Laker?
46:37
Now he says that don't be surprised if Nicola Yokich, you
46:40
know, when he becomes a free agent in the next year or two,
46:44
he he wants to go and play with Luca.
46:45
But does it work? We've seen Luca play over there
46:49
with Dallas with his his buddy Chris stops Porzingis.
46:52
They wanted up fighting and it didn't get along.
46:54
They didn't get along over there because Chris stops wanted a
46:57
little bit more of the GOAT. He wanted to be one of the the
47:00
go to guys, but he couldn't stay healthy.
47:02
He had knee problems. Maybe that's the reason why the
47:04
Knicks couldn't stand him or didn't want to them there.
47:06
But what I'm saying here is the NBA is different now when you
47:09
look at the teams like the Lakers and the Celtics or even
47:12
the Knicks, the Knicks have become a good destination.
47:15
They were never a destination. Now they've become more of a
47:18
destination. And, and, and it really hurt him
47:20
with the Charles Oakley thing. But when James Dolan did what he
47:23
did to Charles Oakley and then LeBron, his big mouth came out
47:26
and stuck up for Charles And I love Charles.
47:29
I've interviewed Charles Oakley, love Charles.
47:31
I, I love him. He was my favorite player
47:33
growing up for the New York Knicks.
47:34
So I'm not taking shots of Charles.
47:36
What I'm saying is, is the league, the NBA guys like LeBron
47:40
James after what James Dolan? That has nothing to do with the
47:43
Knicks organization. It doesn't have anything to do
47:45
with the the how it's run. When the owner opened up his
47:49
mouth, it, it hurt the Knicks getting that big superstar.
47:52
Why? Because LeBron James said
47:54
something. He used the media to attack the
47:58
New York Knicks organization and that set the Knicks back 5-6
48:01
years because nobody wanted to go over there and play with
48:04
Carmelo Anthony after that whole situation.
48:06
So Carmelo, after the fact of that, that story happening, the
48:11
Knicks could never find that other guy.
48:13
As soon as Amari Stoudamire had to walk away from the game of
48:16
basketball, nobody, no other Super 1st, I wanted to come here
48:19
and play with him. All because of that Charles
48:20
Oakley situation. Yeah, that's how the league has
48:23
changed too. When you look at the format of
48:25
these teams. We talked about it last week
48:26
with the Lakers, like the Lakers had you, you mentioned there the
48:29
Knicks of of the past now transforming themselves and
48:32
they're really only being saved because they have LeBron and
48:34
Luka Doncic. If they had that level of
48:36
talent, they probably don't make the playoffs like the Knicks
48:38
didn't do many times with Carmelo Anthony.
48:40
If they didn't make the playoffs, they were they had
48:41
that one year as a three seed and then every other year they
48:43
were a French team. Does the NBA have a tanking
48:47
problem? At the NBA All Star Game,
48:49
reporters asked Adam Silver about the recent tanking
48:53
behavior going on, related mainly to the Utah Jazz and the
48:58
Indiana Pacers being fine 6 figure amounts for making it
49:03
obvious that they were throwing certain games.
49:06
Silver was very blunt with the media, saying that there's no
49:11
options. I'm sorry, no options are off
49:14
the table. As far as trying to prevent
49:18
future tanking. Silver mentioned that he
49:20
believes that the problems lie in in how the NBA draft is
49:25
structured, where the three worst records in the NBA have
49:29
the same amount of odds to get the number one overall pick.
49:33
He also mentioned that tanking away draft picks from teams I'm
49:39
sorry taking away draft picks from other teams could be a
49:43
punishment if a team keeps purposely trying to lose.
49:47
Another possible solution would be the to I'm sorry to end the
49:52
draft lottery as Silver claims it it.
49:55
It has a possibility to become a counterproductive rewarding,
50:01
tanking, rewarding taking and opposing to trying to help the
50:07
worst teams. There are five teams going into
50:10
the All Star break with less than 20 wins right now with the
50:15
Jazz, the Pacers, the Wizards, the Kings, the Nets.
50:17
This draft is expected to be most mostly loaded with at least
50:23
8 franchise changing players expected to go in the top ten
50:28
and four players that could be instant All Stars with Cameron
50:33
Boozer, Caleb Wilson, Mr. Peterson, and AG Nebensa from
50:38
BYUI. Don't think taking's that big of
50:41
a problem with the NBA. I'm going to be quite honest
50:44
with you because we saw a Dallas Maverick team that was probably
50:48
the 10th or the 11th worst team in the NBA win the lottery.
50:54
They went from 10 or 11 where they should have been and they
50:57
jumped all the way to 1 because of the lottery.
51:00
Now, maybe it was a winky dink or maybe it's just the NBA
51:03
helping or throwing a bone to the Dallas Mavericks after
51:06
trading Luka Dodgek and helping LeBron James and the Lakers out.
51:11
I understand what they're saying and the Pacers have to be, I
51:15
think a top, I think it's a top five or top six team to get
51:19
their draft pick because if they're not a top five, top 6,
51:23
I, I don't remember who it goes to, but it goes to another team.
51:26
I think it's OK, Toronto, Toronto, whatever.
51:29
I, I, I don't know who it's who it's from, but I'm hearing that
51:32
they have to, they have to be in the top five or top 6 to get
51:36
their, their first round draft pick.
51:39
And that's the problem. I think that's the problem with
51:41
the NBA, the unprotected and protected trades, and I've been
51:45
saying this for a long, long time.
51:48
If you're trading a pick, there shouldn't be a protected and
51:52
unprotected because it it screwed the Knicks with Kristaps
51:55
Porzingis. They got two first round draft
51:58
picks for Kristaps Porzingis. At the time, Kristaps Porzingis
52:02
was a 20 point player and almost 10 rebounds.
52:04
He was one of the the best young players in the NBA.
52:08
He really was. He was one of the up rising
52:10
superstars and and probably one of the best young superstars the
52:14
NBA and the New York Knicks have had in almost 10 years.
52:20
And what happened? They traded him for two first
52:23
round draft picks that turned into two second round draft
52:25
picks that really turned into nothing.
52:27
Kristaps Porzingis eventually moves from Dallas, it says the
52:31
Celtics, and wins a championship.
52:33
Helps out the Celtics. A big part of the Celtics run to
52:37
win a championship. Thank you, New York for giving
52:40
us a superstar player for nothing.
52:44
That is the problem. And I don't know what.
52:46
I don't know what Dallas got from the Celtics, but I'm sure
52:49
they got something better than the Knicks got.
52:53
It's a big problem. This protected, unprotected
52:56
thing is the problem. It's not about the lottery and
52:59
tanking. I I don't think it really
53:00
matters because the NBA has control of that.
53:04
They have control of it. You don't get a chance to do
53:07
what the NHL did and, and, and draw the balls in front of the
53:11
cameras. No, they have a closed door with
53:14
18 tested ball sections where you can have multiple or
53:20
hundreds of different ways to calculate who goes 12345.
53:27
I mean, it's so weird. It's so different.
53:29
It's like you have to be a scientific month, you know, I
53:33
don't know, astronaut to understand how the NBA is
53:36
picking these balls. It's a big problem with the
53:41
protected and unprotected because what does it mean?
53:44
Oh, so I'm going to trade the pick, but guess what?
53:47
I'm protecting it. If, if, if it's not if, if I'm
53:52
not drafting, if if I'm not as bad and I'm not drafting in the
53:55
top five, anything after the top five, you can get the pick.
53:58
That's what that's what these teams are doing.
54:00
I'm trying to spit it out because I'm trying to think on
54:02
how I want to as a as AGM or as a as a coach.
54:07
I'm looking at how the NBA is working this.
54:10
How does this make sense? So I'm going to trade a
54:14
superstar player on my team, but I'll give you 2 first round
54:18
draft picks, but they're protected first round draft
54:22
picks. So if I'm a bad team next year,
54:27
even with that superstar player and I, I, I'm a lottery pick and
54:32
I fall into the top five, I get to, I get to pick that pick no
54:36
matter what. How is that fair?
54:41
It doesn't make any sense. And I understand the Bird right
54:44
situation on obviously keeping players.
54:47
I understand why the NBA did it and why they do it.
54:50
Get rid of it. Get rid of it.
54:56
It's not helping the game. And as like I said, as a Knicks
54:59
fan, how many times as a Knicks fan have we seen the Knicks be
55:05
one of the worst five teams in the NBA?
55:07
We've seen it for in the last 25 years, at least 10 or 12 times
55:12
in that stint. And I'm going to tell you this
55:16
right now, I'm going to need a stint after watching this happen
55:21
year in and year out. Teams like the Knicks getting
55:24
screwed because they trade players because they don't need
55:27
them anymore and they're not going to win with those players.
55:29
And they try to to build on first round draft picks.
55:31
And then after the fact that the Knicks traded McHale, traded
55:35
from McHale Bridges and give up five first round draft picks
55:38
that are probably going to mean nothing, nothing.
55:40
And it went to the Nets. Knicks fans are jumping off a
55:43
bridge. Why would you give up all those
55:45
picks? We can get Giannis really.
55:50
If you think that Milwaukee's going to want a bottom feeding
55:54
third like 28th pick, 27th pick in the next 5 or every other
55:59
five years, you're out of your damn mind.
56:02
I would rather OG and an Obi or McHale.
56:05
Bridges and a package. That's what I think is the
56:10
problem. It has nothing to do with like
56:12
tanking. I know Adam Silver wants to
56:15
believe it when we all know everybody and their mother knows
56:18
that it's bull crap. The NBA draft is is not a
56:23
lottery. It's who do I have to pay under
56:27
the table to get that pick? What do I got to do to get and
56:32
Adam Silver and his bunch of goons, He get me a top three
56:36
pick every time The Knicks had a, you know, anywhere close to a
56:39
top three pick, they had RJ Barrett that the only way they
56:42
were going to get a superstar player is if they drafted at one
56:45
and two. It was never this deep where if
56:47
the Knicks were in a top five or top six, they were getting a
56:50
stud. Never.
56:52
This is the best draft we've seen since the LeBron James,
56:55
Carmelo Anthony draft. Do we remember who was in that
56:58
draft? Dwyane Wade, Remember that Chris
57:02
Bosh, that was one of the greatest drafts of all time.
57:06
A lot of people compare this draft to that type of draft.
57:10
But to say that the fact that Adam Silva, out of all the
57:13
things Adam Silva can talk about the political views of these
57:18
players, why are they? If I was at the media day or at
57:21
the All Star game, I would be saying, hey, Adam, why haven't
57:25
you controlled these players on what they say on your platform,
57:30
on the NBA's platform? It is not their platform.
57:34
Colin Kaepernick lost it. He lost his career.
57:37
I'm not saying that I agree what Colin Kaepernick did, but
57:40
because Colin Kaepernick used the NF LS platform to do what he
57:44
did, kneeling down on on the American flag, he never played
57:48
another day of football again. He had the whole league doing
57:53
it. So Adam Silver, my question to
57:58
you is, all right, you think these teams are tanking?
58:02
That's fine. You think they're taking to get
58:05
the future lottery pick, super stud in the NBA when we don't
58:10
even know what these lottery picks are going to be.
58:12
How many great players that we've seen get drafted, not
58:15
turned into anything? A lot of them in the NBAI can
58:19
name a bunch of them that the 76ers have drafted, the Lakers
58:24
have drafted over the years, the Phoenix Suns.
58:29
A lot of these guys don't turn into crap.
58:31
So there's no guarantees. So let me ask you this question.
58:35
Why do you let the players run your league?
58:39
Why are the players have more of a voice than your own owners?
58:43
Do? The guys that are paying these
58:46
guys salaries, which are ridiculous by the way, Think
58:50
about it. You have guys that are injured.
58:54
Think about, I'm thinking about just thinking about players
58:56
getting hurt. These guys, some of these guys.
59:01
Paul George has been hurt how many times he's played, what,
59:04
160 games in three years? I don't even know.
59:07
I don't even have the number. But he's played like 160 games
59:11
in three years out of 82 games every single year, he's making
59:16
close to $50 million. How does an organization give a
59:23
guy that barely plays answer that question?
59:27
How's that fair? Contracts are guaranteed.
59:31
Maybe the NBA needs to figure out what the new CBA is.
59:34
If you don't play a certain amount of games, you don't get
59:36
that full contract. That would make sense.
59:39
That would mean something to me. I just, I don't understand why
59:44
out of all the things you can talk about, how about why is the
59:46
All Star game so goddamn boring? Why is it so dumb?
59:51
Why are these players even invited?
59:53
I'd bring, I would bring bench players to come and play these
59:56
games. They'd be more interesting to
59:58
watch. I would like to watch Miles
1:00:01
McBride or somebody like that. Guys that are going to go up and
1:00:03
down the corner, action, play defense, actually play the game,
1:00:06
actually show people that he wants to be in the game.
1:00:10
Not guys like I, I don't know, Anthony Edwards that's dancing
1:00:14
and prancing around doing tomahawk jams because nobody's
1:00:16
defending him. Or James Harding hopscotching to
1:00:19
the hole because he doesn't know how to dribble.
1:00:23
It's a big problem. The problems right now in the
1:00:25
NBA doesn't lie in tanking. The problems with the NBA is
1:00:29
these, these rules, these different things that they
1:00:32
brought in to the implemented end of the game of basketball or
1:00:36
brought into the game of basketball.
1:00:37
That's pathetic. Pathetic.
1:00:43
That's what bothers me about the NBA.
1:00:46
That's what it is. Stop this crap Adam.
1:00:52
You know you, you should have became the CEO of Disney.
1:00:54
Maybe we don't have to see your ugly face for the rest of our
1:00:57
time watching this game of basketball.
1:01:00
Ask ask me this question. Why is the NBA regular season in
1:01:04
most fans faces or folks most fan podcasting fans that listen
1:01:09
to podcast? Why is the NBA not important in
1:01:12
the regular season? That's my question because I
1:01:17
will tell you this, besides the die hard, you know, basketball
1:01:22
fan or sports fan, most fans in the regular season are not
1:01:26
watching more than 20 games. Nobody gives a crap unless
1:01:29
you're a die hard Knick fan, which I am.
1:01:31
I'm not going to watch all 82 games, but I'm going to watch
1:01:33
it. Maybe every single game.
1:01:35
I'll watch 1/2, but it's it's unwatchable.
1:01:40
Sometimes guys don't play defense.
1:01:45
Players don't start playing until the last five weeks of the
1:01:47
season going into the playoffs. It's pathetic.
1:01:52
That's why I like watching OK C. If you ask me my true opinion,
1:01:56
teams that really play hard every single game, teams like OK
1:01:59
CI. Don't think there's anything
1:02:04
more than what I have said that I would bring up.
1:02:08
I would bring up right now, but trade as far as the draft is
1:02:13
concerned, I could care less tanking or not tanking.
1:02:17
I care more. I care more about right now.
1:02:21
Why are these protected and unprotected picks actually still
1:02:25
involved in the NBA? If you're going to trade a pick,
1:02:28
you trade the pick. Even if you're a bad team the
1:02:31
next year. If I'm giving you a superstar
1:02:33
I'm and you're trading me your first round draft pick at the
1:02:36
end of the season or the year after, I should get it.
1:02:39
No matter how bad you are, if it's you turn out to be the
1:02:42
number one pick, oh, so be it. You traded it.
1:02:44
Yeah, I they've always had an issue with that because I think
1:02:47
you look at the year to year basis that how much they could
1:02:50
be spread out with the picks, which I think the NHL philosophy
1:02:53
is a lot better. You have a conditional pick.
1:02:54
Like we talked about the Rangers a few weeks ago.
1:02:56
A third round pick can become a second round pick in this
1:02:58
condition. A second round pick can become a
1:03:01
first round pick. We've seen that before or we've
1:03:03
seen kind of pick swaps. If you get it, if you want to
1:03:05
pick a first round pick, then you can.
1:03:07
The other team gets it the next year.
1:03:08
That's what happened with Ottawa and Colorado.
1:03:10
Ottawa got Brady Kachuk out of that and then Colorado I believe
1:03:14
got a Bowen Byram. You were at that draft in 2019.
1:03:16
That was a pick swap of year to year type thing.
1:03:19
And Colorado could have easily gotten like Jack Hughes or
1:03:21
something like that if they if it happened to be in their
1:03:24
favor. That's the model of the NBA
1:03:26
should take and not have these teams get backstashed so many
1:03:29
picks. And that's the biggest problem.
1:03:31
I think the second biggest problem is the other thing you
1:03:32
mentioned the bias. I think The Mavericks should not
1:03:35
be gifted a number one pick because they made the worst
1:03:38
trade arguably in NBA history. And we've seen it with other
1:03:40
teams too. The Pelicans have gotten, oh,
1:03:42
they trade Anthony Davis. No, we'll still help you the
1:03:44
next year. The Pelicans got Anthony Davis
1:03:45
in 2012 after losing Chris Paul. And I think those types of
1:03:49
cases, they have to figure out how to get more balance in that
1:03:52
because there's other teams, the Knicks being included.
1:03:54
Phoenix, another one you mentioned they got DeAndre Aten,
1:03:56
but how many years did they get the number 4 or #5 pick when
1:03:59
they had top three odds? That's why this percentage
1:04:01
system is still very flawed. And if a gay, if a team like
1:04:04
let's say all the five of those teams that you listed are
1:04:06
clustered, all of them win in the low 20s.
1:04:10
Like why should the three and four be that big of a drop off
1:04:13
compared to the the one and the two and the three all getting
1:04:16
the same? All those teams should have a
1:04:18
similar number. And that's why I proposed this a
1:04:20
while ago. It should just be based on games
1:04:23
back. Let's say the lowest win team
1:04:24
wins 21 games, then the first team out of the playoffs wins 38
1:04:28
or something like that. Do 17.
1:04:30
Do a system like that of similar odds, 17 ping pong balls all
1:04:34
differentiated. Who cares about the ping pong
1:04:36
balls? I don't think it means anything
1:04:39
because we they already know who's going to win.
1:04:41
They know who they're going to give the second pick to.
1:04:44
I don't think that has anything to do with it.
1:04:46
I think the problem right now lies really what I think the
1:04:50
media should have brought up is the protected and non
1:04:53
unprotected type of picks. I think that's the most.
1:04:57
Errol I, I disagree a little bit.
1:04:58
I, I think it's more like the quality of the game gets
1:05:01
destroyed when they do this. It's not about the lottery.
1:05:03
I don't really care about the lottery either.
1:05:05
I don't care about the envelopes being frozen or the ping pong
1:05:08
balls in the percentages. That's not really what it is.
1:05:11
It's like, take a look at what happened to Washington, though.
1:05:13
Washington traded for Anthony Davis, traded for Trey Young.
1:05:17
They ain't going to play this year.
1:05:19
Alex Saar is out too. He's like, they're only halfway
1:05:21
decent guy going on right now. I guess champagne.
1:05:23
He was in a dunk contest. He's OK Keyshawn George Nicks
1:05:28
draft pick I believe as well. He's not bad as well as a 2
1:05:31
guard. They're bad.
1:05:33
They're trying to get a below the top eight pick.
1:05:36
They may if they tried to compete, be a top eight team.
1:05:39
But if they don't that protection now the Knicks don't
1:05:43
get that pick from them. So if it falls as #9 the Knicks
1:05:47
will get it. But this is a big time draft.
1:05:49
Like you said, if you get a top ten that could be an All Star in
1:05:52
this draft. So they're intentionally,
1:05:54
intentionally tanking and they have guys.
1:05:57
Look, Anthony Davis is banged up.
1:05:59
Is he out for the season though? He's not.
1:06:01
He could play. Trey Young has an MCL that's a
1:06:03
six to eight week injury. Is he out for the season?
1:06:06
No, he could play. Is he going to?
1:06:08
No, he's probably not. And if he does, it's going to be
1:06:10
in limited minutes and then they'll shut him down anyway.
1:06:13
Fish. To put in perspective, Jaren
1:06:15
Jackson in previous years would not have been able to be traded
1:06:18
if he had that bad of an injury. Then, coincidentally, the second
1:06:21
game he plays with Utah, he leaves the game in the third
1:06:22
quarter. Now he's out for the season.
1:06:24
It's like a like a lottery ticket for Danny Ainge, right?
1:06:26
Like, like he knew he was like, oh, this is perfect.
1:06:28
This is how I'm going to beat the cap this year.
1:06:30
You know, and that's the thing. That's why I have a problem with
1:06:33
the tanking because I just think it and then like you got at the
1:06:37
end of the season Arrow. Are we watching regular season
1:06:39
basketball when there's three to five games left?
1:06:41
This guy's from the YMCA getting 5 minutes out there because they
1:06:45
don't want to win. They don't want to win.
1:06:47
They want to have the worst odds.
1:06:49
Maybe that's why you get rid of the lottery.
1:06:51
Maybe the odds are a waste of time.
1:06:53
Maybe just get rid of it because it's a waste of time.
1:06:55
But other than that, like I agree with you, I don't think
1:06:58
it's the ping pong balls. I just think if you make the
1:07:01
game suck because you're trying to lose, who wants to watch
1:07:04
that? Who wants to pay big money back?
1:07:06
Do you know how many times they screwed the New York Knicks?
1:07:08
How many times has the NBA screwed the New York Knicks?
1:07:11
And the one time the Knicks got the pic that they wanted and
1:07:14
Patrick Ewing, they iced the envelope, as everybody says, oh,
1:07:18
they cheated. They cheated.
1:07:20
We don't know if that story is true, but that's what
1:07:21
everybody's assuming what happened.
1:07:24
David Stern has never come out. May he rest in peace ever come
1:07:27
out and say, oh, that's the truth, that that really did
1:07:30
happen. But that's what every single
1:07:32
writers assuming happened. And again, going back to my
1:07:36
thought, Utah, I can't stand Danny Ainge.
1:07:39
If I could smack the crap out of Danny Ainge, if I get a chance
1:07:42
to interview him face to face, I'd smack the you know what out
1:07:45
of him. Because how many times, how many
1:07:47
times have we seen Danny Ainge just stick it to the New York
1:07:51
Knicks? He loved pissing off the New
1:07:53
York Knicks fans and for the for the years that he was running
1:07:56
that Celtic organization. And he's good.
1:07:58
He's a good GM, he's a good executive.
1:08:00
He knows the game of basketball. One of the things that he's
1:08:03
always stuck out to being is one of the thorns in the New York
1:08:06
Knicks, his ass. That's why the Knicks and why
1:08:09
Jaylen Brown can't stand losing against the Knicks.
1:08:11
Because one of the things and one of the reasons why Danny
1:08:15
Ainge drafted a guy like Jaylen Brown was against, you know, to
1:08:18
play against those New York Knick teams that he wanted to
1:08:21
stick it to. I'm just telling you the truth.
1:08:24
Jaylen Brown can't stand the Knicks.
1:08:25
Out of all the teams that the Celtics play against when they
1:08:28
lose against the Knicks, Jaylen Brown play when the Knicks just
1:08:31
beat him and just tortured the the Celtics recently, they had a
1:08:35
players team meeting after the game.
1:08:38
Why? Because they lost against the
1:08:40
Knicks. It's not because the Knicks are
1:08:41
a good team. It's not because the
1:08:43
organization actually knows what they're doing.
1:08:45
No, it's because the Celtics lost against the oh the lonely
1:08:49
New York Knicks. My problem here with the NBA is
1:08:52
pretty strict. I think that this protected and
1:08:55
unprotected pick, look if the Wizards this is my opinion.
1:08:59
If if this unprotected and protected picks weren't around,
1:09:02
the Knicks would have the Wizards pick.
1:09:04
So what are the Wizards going to try to do?
1:09:06
They're going to try to win because they want to screw the
1:09:09
Knicks. But right now, because the
1:09:11
Knicks only get their pick if it's out of the top 8, they're
1:09:15
trying to do everything they can to keep their pick.
1:09:17
That's the problem, guys. That's the problem.
1:09:21
It has nothing to do with the lottery and choking up and and
1:09:25
trying to find a way to get a higher pick.
1:09:28
You know what's going to be funny?
1:09:30
And I'm going to I'm going to predict us.
1:09:31
The Jazz, the Pacers and the Wizards don't get a top three
1:09:35
pick. I'm going to predict it today.
1:09:37
They're all three of those teams because they're choking.
1:09:41
Watch the NBA screw both All three of those teams.
1:09:45
Watch it because I believe it's going to happen.
1:09:47
If it happens, I'm I'm going to tell you guys it wasn't a
1:09:50
Kowinky dink. I'm going to say it.
1:09:53
I was right. I was right again.
1:09:55
Told you guys told you so I. Think we're probably for the
1:09:57
Nets to get the number one. Pick.
1:09:59
Yeah, I'm rooting for the Nets. Why not?
1:10:01
I know a lot of Knicks fans don't want to see the Nets get a
1:10:04
lottery pick, but I'm rooting for them.
1:10:06
Who wouldn't want to see Cam Boozer over there?
1:10:08
That's true. I mean, I would love to see it.
1:10:10
I don't care if he's if he's playing for the Brooklyn Nets.
1:10:13
It only tells me that when he becomes a free agent, it'll be a
1:10:15
Knick. You should just get sick
1:10:16
courtside and see if you could tell Cam Boozer now you're
1:10:19
playing for a good coach. I love Shire.
1:10:21
I love anybody that comes from the Duke Blue Devils.
1:10:23
I love him. I love him.
1:10:25
Cams and Bob telling every single fan, remember I said
1:10:27
this, Cam Boozer is the best player coming out of this draft.
1:10:31
Remember I said this, He's the best player coming out of this
1:10:34
draft. Book it, seal it, deliver it and
1:10:37
spread your cheeks Speedy. I'm not doing that.
1:10:40
I'll do something anyways. I want to hit it.
1:10:46
Somebody's going to hit it. A lot of hot ladies.
1:10:48
Nathan knows it. Do you want to jerk me off?
1:10:51
Anyways, ladies and gentlemen, we call this the Golf Clap of
1:10:55
the Week. This deserves a golf clap.
1:10:59
No doubt. Golf clap.
1:11:00
Golf clap. And my golf clap goes to or my
1:11:05
golf clap or golf clap goes to Tyree Kill, ladies and
1:11:10
gentlemen, because the one and only Tyree Kill is a free agent.
1:11:16
He's off to go where he wants as Miami decided to release him
1:11:21
after that horrible injury this past year.
1:11:24
A horrible watching his knees just like completely buckle the
1:11:27
way he did it was disgusting. And a lot of people think that
1:11:30
maybe Tyree Kill won't be the same, but something tells me the
1:11:33
cheetah will be back next year. I don't know what full strength,
1:11:36
but about 95% and a 95% Tyree kill is better than most 100%
1:11:43
wide receivers. So let's think, where could
1:11:46
Tyree kill go in free agency this offseason?
1:11:50
Well, there's two teams that really stand out from all the
1:11:53
rest, ladies and gentlemen, and that is the Kansas City Chiefs,
1:11:57
the LA Chargers, and there's a lot of reasons why I would look
1:12:02
at the Chargers as the front runner to get him one.
1:12:05
Mike McDaniel is there and he played pretty well in that
1:12:08
offense #2 that team with that offensive line is going to be
1:12:13
elite. Justin Herbert #3 and Jim
1:12:16
Harbaugh, since he has come back to the NFL 11 or more win
1:12:20
seasons, back-to-back years. That tells him with all the
1:12:23
injuries they've had this past year, having almost over eleven
1:12:27
wins, it tells me Super Bowl, Super Bowl, Super Bowl as they
1:12:31
might be my surprise Super Bowl contender out of the AFCI.
1:12:35
Don't know. I know we have Dylan Lobby
1:12:37
coming on. I don't know if he'll get.
1:12:38
You just named 2 AFC West teams. I'm just saying, I'm just saying
1:12:42
they're going to look pretty damn good.
1:12:44
I I think Slater and all coming back with that offensive line
1:12:48
and, and with the ability for they're going to have in the
1:12:51
offseason with the money they're going to have to spend.
1:12:53
I think they're in the driver's seat.
1:12:54
But yeah, my, my Golf Club of the day goes to Miami one they,
1:12:59
they let go of the big mouth Tyree kill.
1:13:01
And I don't know if it if it benefits them or hurts them.
1:13:04
What it does benefit it benefits maybe Kansas City cuz they're
1:13:07
going to be looking for a #1 wide receiver as Patch Mahomes
1:13:10
is going to lose one of his big targets and Travis Kelsey who
1:13:13
hasn't announced retirement, but it seems like he is off to the
1:13:18
wizard as are actually he's following the yellow brick road
1:13:22
to old Taylor Swift's house. Hopefully there there's nobody
1:13:26
hidden in the pond because there's a couple dead bodies
1:13:28
found over there. Anyways, I'm just saying.
1:13:30
Anyways, yeah, my golf clap of the day goes to the one and only
1:13:36
Tyree kill. Enjoy this freedom.
1:13:38
Hopefully it's hands and back either in the red and whites or
1:13:43
maybe I. I wouldn't even say it.
1:13:47
What are the charges colors? Blue, light blue and.
1:13:49
Blue, orange, yellow, blue. Yes, I'm color blind, ladies and
1:13:53
gentlemen, whatever the colors are.
1:13:55
Anyways, that's my Golf Club. When we come back, ladies and
1:13:58
gentlemen, we're going to have a very special guest.
1:14:01
He's never been on our show. We had his counter partner,
1:14:04
Chris Collier on, but now we're going to have Mr. Lauby.
1:14:08
We will be talking to Las Vegas Raiders running back Dylan
1:14:12
Lauby. Has he been on the show?
1:14:13
Before no SO. There we go, first time for
1:14:16
everything. Maybe won't be the last unless
1:14:19
we scare him away. But when we come back.
1:14:21
Dylan Lauby, sports minute up next.
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The NFL wanted grievance against the players association, ending
1:14:41
the scourge that was the owner report cards.
1:14:45
NFL owners like Jets owner Woody Johnson, who raises a big stink
1:14:49
after team report cards routinely says he stinks as an
1:14:52
owner, fought hard to end the national crisis and thankfully
1:14:56
now NFL. Owners will no longer.
1:14:58
Be held publicly to account for being bad at their jobs and in
1:15:02
some cases true weirdos. An arbitrator found that the
1:15:06
report cards violated the collective bargaining agreement
1:15:09
by disparaging NFL clubs and institution.
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The owners were never going to let the players speak truth to
1:15:22
power for long as now there is no transparency and oversight
1:15:26
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1:15:28
Especially for the franchises dealing with the Baby Powder
1:15:32
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all their ventures could be safely recommended for use and
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enjoyment. In a strange story out of All
1:15:42
Star weekend, Boston Celtics forward and All Star Jaylen
1:15:45
Brown had his event shut down by Beverly Hills Police due to not
1:15:49
having a permit for the event Brown was throwing for his
1:15:52
brand. Brown came out on Sunday before
1:15:54
the All Star Game, furious at the loss of hundreds of
1:15:57
thousands of dollars and tons of work putting into a branding
1:16:00
event that he claims the Beverly Hills Police are lying about and
1:16:04
something that sounds like it's straight out of an Eddie Murphy
1:16:07
movie from the 80s. Brown is claiming he did nothing
1:16:10
wrong and had permission to use the private residence in Beverly
1:16:13
Hills, which doesn't require a permit, while the cops are
1:16:16
claiming that Brown applied and was denied a permit for the
1:16:19
event but decided to hold it anyway, leading to a shutdown.
1:16:23
I'm offended by Beverly Hills, by the statement they put out,
1:16:27
like we applied for something and didn't get it and we did it
1:16:29
anyway and we're insubordinate, Brown said after the All Star
1:16:32
Game. I know how to follow the rules.
1:16:35
I'm smart enough to follow the guidelines.
1:16:37
It just seems like somebody didn't want whatever we had on
1:16:41
going on to go on because everyone else was doing
1:16:44
something and I'm the only one that gets shut down.
1:16:47
The party was actually held at Brown sponsor Oakleys their
1:16:51
founder's house, Jim Janard, who's also disputed the account
1:16:54
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1:16:56
coming for Brown and it's just another long legacy of beeps to
1:17:01
add to the Los Angeles Boston rivalry.
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Now we've got Mr. Dylan Lauby. Dylan, what's up, buddy?
1:19:54
What's going on? I mean the holy shit, the last
1:19:56
10 minutes that I've been watching this, the juice has
1:20:00
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1:20:01
I'm not sure if it's been like this.
1:20:04
Every single show because holy shit, I came in and it's been
1:20:07
nuts. So I fucking love it.
1:20:09
Thank you. Thank you.
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It is this show is absolutely everything that you know and
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1:20:32
We're New York guys, but we're also people, people that know
1:20:34
our sports. Tell LeBron to kiss my ass.
1:20:37
That's all I'm going to say. Anyways, we're not here to talk
1:20:41
basketball. We're going to talk some
1:20:42
football. And we had your boy, we had one
1:20:45
of your buddies, Chris Collier on the show.
1:20:47
You're both from Long Island, Strong Island, whatever you want
1:20:49
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1:20:52
here on Long Island. So maybe we'll talk off air.
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But I the the Raiders are an organization that have been a
1:20:59
laughable organization. They're an organization that a
1:21:01
lot of people say don't know what they're doing.
1:21:03
They don't know you know how to put players in the right
1:21:05
position to succeed. You bring in Pete Carroll, who
1:21:08
is a veteran coach that's won a Super Bowl and in one year you
1:21:11
fire him and let loose and then they bring in another.
1:21:14
Now they bring in a rookie coach that's never done it but won a
1:21:17
Super Bowl is the offensive coordinator.
1:21:19
First, let's hear your thoughts. You have an opportunity now.
1:21:23
You're you're one of those Raiders.
1:21:25
You have a chance to speak about your new coach.
1:21:27
Tell us what you know and what you like about your new coach.
1:21:31
Overall in Vegas when I got got not here.
1:21:34
I mean, think about it. I mean, if you're that NFL, you
1:21:37
want Vegas to win. I mean you want they they are
1:21:39
trying so hard for Vegas to win to be that kind of that bright
1:21:43
spot in the NFL because it's Vegas.
1:21:44
I mean, it's the gambling capital, it's the entertainment
1:21:48
capital. It's just nuts.
1:21:49
It's not. So I mean from the stadium to
1:21:52
the facilities, it's if not one or two best.
1:21:56
So like overall from the experiences, besides winning
1:22:00
games, of course, it's been unreal.
1:22:03
But now coming to my third year with with my actually my third
1:22:09
brand new staff, it's tough. It's tough because I mean, now
1:22:13
you got to build yourself again, you got to re establish
1:22:16
yourself. So it's tough.
1:22:18
It's tough. But what I've heard about Kubiak
1:22:21
so far, man, I've heard he's just a bright young new kind of
1:22:25
that new generational head coach type.
1:22:29
And I think the Raiders are trying something new.
1:22:31
So it's it's going to be fun. I got a chance to learn a little
1:22:35
bit about Clint Kubiak. I, I watched him grow up as a
1:22:38
young kid. His father, a Gary Kubiak, is a
1:22:41
Super Bowl champion. He has two sons that are
1:22:44
eventually, well, he has one that's going to be a head coach,
1:22:46
another one that's going to be a head coach probably in a year or
1:22:48
two years from now. When you look at the Kubiak
1:22:51
Kubiak family, they're very, very well knowledged when it
1:22:54
comes to the offensive side of the ball and understand the
1:22:57
game, the speed of the game and the transition of offense to
1:23:00
defense. When you look at obviously,
1:23:02
obviously your game, how do you believe your game and the way
1:23:06
you run the ball fits the Clint, Clint Kubiak type of style?
1:23:11
So actually, I actually first met Coach Kubiak when he was
1:23:15
with the Saints in 2024 when I was coming out of the combine.
1:23:20
And it was one of those thirty team visits where they're
1:23:23
allowed to take in 30 guys from around the NFL draft and bring
1:23:28
in only 30 guys. For each team, so the.
1:23:31
First team that I visited was the Saints, of course, and he
1:23:35
was the OC there and it was me, him, the head coach there and a
1:23:40
couple of the position coaches. And just the way he was talking
1:23:43
was just from a young guy. You would think that he was so
1:23:48
well spoken and just like so above his knowledge of age.
1:23:52
Yeah, it was just unbelievable. I'm like this guy's 30
1:23:55
something. You would think he's 50 because
1:23:57
just the way he knows the game and he's just so smart and just
1:24:00
I'm that type of back where I can kind of do it all.
1:24:03
Of course, we got Genti too, who's our main workhorse back,
1:24:07
but I think just with knowing that from either me or Chris, we
1:24:14
could almost be that 1-2 punch, which we also know it's the NFL
1:24:17
2, so they're going to bringing up that more guys, probably more
1:24:22
picks too. So at the end of the day, it's
1:24:26
just a competition. So I now have to work to earn my
1:24:28
spot in the team and now establish myself on the offense
1:24:32
to show coach that hey, like I truly belong.
1:24:35
So you mentioned all the differences with the different
1:24:37
head coaches that you've had. Obviously Antonio Pierce was
1:24:39
your first year when Chris was on the show.
1:24:41
He was actually mentioning because he grew up a Giants fan
1:24:43
he always looked up to. As a.
1:24:44
Player and then obviously Pete Carroll, he was only the other
1:24:47
one year, but I'm sure a good veteran mentor for you and he
1:24:49
loved. He's been very good with running
1:24:51
backs over the years. Even after Marshall Lynch was
1:24:53
there, they had all these random guys that worked out in Seattle.
1:24:55
And then I mean, now with Kubiak, like you're mentioning,
1:24:57
like some of the differences with those head coaches, like
1:25:00
has it helped you really grow in that running back room?
1:25:02
100 percent, 100%. I think Antonio Pierce was my
1:25:05
first coach that really kind of showed us the kind of the
1:25:09
toughest that kind of comes with the NFL.
1:25:12
And he was just like that hard nosed dude.
1:25:14
He was, I think he was an undrafted guy.
1:25:17
So he always came in every single day with that chip on his
1:25:20
shoulder. Of course it didn't work out,
1:25:23
but then Pete came in and he brought the juice every single
1:25:27
day. Him being 74, you wouldn't even
1:25:30
think he was 74. You would think he would be the
1:25:32
complete opposite. You would think he's like 45
1:25:34
because just the way he controlled the room and just the
1:25:38
way he talked and was out at practice running around, you're
1:25:42
like this guy's 74. Like he was just, he brought so
1:25:45
much energy every single day. And it's just a shame because
1:25:49
he's such a legendary coach and you would never want that kind
1:25:52
of be his like kind of final, final year.
1:25:55
But we actually saw him, me and a couple of my boys, we took a
1:25:59
trip to Hawaii and he was there. So we actually saw him.
1:26:04
He's doing great. He's doing fine.
1:26:05
He's he's officially retired, so he's feeling good.
1:26:09
But Kubiak thinks it's just going to be a bright new young
1:26:13
spot for us. I'm really, really excited to
1:26:17
see where like, he kind of brings in that new kind of spice
1:26:20
for us. We are talking to Las Vegas
1:26:22
running back Dylan Lauby and he's from Long Island.
1:26:26
Strong Island from West Hampton Beach, New York, played for West
1:26:30
Hampton Beach Senior High School.
1:26:32
By the way, I, I've DJ D over there.
1:26:35
I did some work over there over the years.
1:26:38
I know, I know a little bit about West Hampton High School.
1:26:40
Had to be back in the day, though.
1:26:42
Had to be back in the. There's no more areas, yes.
1:26:45
I got you man. I, I did a lot of their, their
1:26:47
football, you know, football events and stuff like that.
1:26:50
So. OK.
1:26:51
Yeah, I was there. But nevertheless, you know, I'm
1:26:54
here. I'm I'm here to to entertain you
1:26:56
guys. Do you want to jerk?
1:26:57
Me, I don't know if you want to do that, but ladies and
1:26:59
gentlemen, I there is there is a lot to get into with the Vegas
1:27:02
Raiders and one of them is the number one pick now I there was
1:27:07
there Crosby was very upset at the end of the season because a
1:27:11
lot of people believe that they sat Brock Brock Bowers and
1:27:15
really sad, sad Crosby because they wanted to lose out.
1:27:19
They wanted that number one pick and now they have a chance to
1:27:23
land probably the only quarterback in this class that's
1:27:26
going to mean anything and you know I'm talking about Mr.
1:27:29
Heisman Trophy winner Mr. Fernando Mendoza.
1:27:32
It, it seems like that's the route you're going.
1:27:34
If, if that is the route your Raiders go, what is it going to
1:27:38
be like playing with a player of that magnitude?
1:27:41
A guy that has a very unique personality, very down to earth,
1:27:44
but a person that's kind of like he's more about reading comics
1:27:50
than, you know, going out and partying at A at a club.
1:27:53
What is your what is your thoughts about Fernando Mendoza?
1:27:56
To be honest, I think I think that's perfect because to be
1:27:59
honest with you, I think the way Vegas kind of works to just the
1:28:03
the personnel and the coaches. They also don't want to have
1:28:07
just a great player, but also a person with a great character
1:28:11
because Vegas, you know, it's a wild place.
1:28:15
So they don't want someone coming in their their star
1:28:18
player, their first round picked the coming and party his balls
1:28:22
off and at the club drugs, drinking and doing all this
1:28:25
stuff. So they want a good Christian
1:28:28
boy that is just locked it on the playbook.
1:28:31
That's a great competitor That's focused 24/7 so that so to be be
1:28:37
honest, it's just a perfect situation for us.
1:28:39
I love Fernando Mendoza. I of course it screws the New
1:28:43
York Jets. I'm a Jet fan.
1:28:44
I wanted to see him go to The Jets.
1:28:46
I was at the Heisman Trophy dinner.
1:28:48
I got a chance to interview him. I think he's a great kid.
1:28:51
I think he speaks very, very well.
1:28:53
He's a mama's boy and, and you can tell that all the trials and
1:28:57
tribulations of what his mom has been through, he's she's been
1:29:00
through Ms. and, and just the type of person what he had to do
1:29:05
to get where he was and where he's been in Indiana.
1:29:08
He, he grew up a Miami Hurricanes fan.
1:29:11
Miami didn't want him. Nobody wanted him.
1:29:14
He finally gets into Cal. He gets a chance to play for Cal
1:29:17
and then he goes into the portal, goes to Indiana and then
1:29:19
does what he does. And why is it?
1:29:21
And it's quite fitting to see what happens.
1:29:23
They go to the national championship in Miami against
1:29:26
the Hurricanes, the team that he rooted for his whole life, and
1:29:29
he beats them. What it's an amazing story when
1:29:32
you see that kind of personality come to to the Raiders and has
1:29:36
to be a leader and be a leader in a locker room with a bunch of
1:29:38
young guys. Do you think that he would fit
1:29:40
like a glove with some of the personalities in that locker?
1:29:43
Room absolutely, man. I mean, that's just a insane
1:29:46
story and such a inspirational story too, because and that
1:29:51
locker room too, like guys want to fight for something and the
1:29:55
QB is the prime position and such a key spot where they they
1:30:00
want someone that they can truly support and be like, you know
1:30:03
what, like we want to fight for this guy and he's a guy that
1:30:05
just seems like he's just willing to fight for every guy
1:30:09
in that room. So it's going to be cool to see.
1:30:11
So if we get in which 99% sure that we will, 100 percent, 100%
1:30:17
yes, he's definitely going up here.
1:30:20
I'm not sure. Listen, it's crazy because
1:30:22
everyone thinks that like NFL guys like know a lot more than
1:30:26
than they do, which to be honest, we don't know Jack shit
1:30:30
about anything. So when news hits, we know we
1:30:33
know the exact same time as that.
1:30:35
So Dylan. Watch this Watch this Watch what
1:30:36
this. Is ridiculous.
1:30:38
I know it's unbelievable. I mean, if if we don't draft and
1:30:42
it'll be insane, but it's going to happen.
1:30:44
It's going to. Happen.
1:30:45
I know it's going to happen. It makes me sick.
1:30:47
Makes me sick. So I know you do a lot of kick
1:30:49
returning too, in addition to your role as a running back on
1:30:51
this team. We've seen in your really even
1:30:54
before you were three years coming in the league that they
1:30:56
them change the special teams rules a lot to try to either
1:30:59
prevent head injuries, to prevent leg injuries and all
1:31:02
this stuff and trying to make it where the offense got more of a
1:31:05
flash on the field. But now you settle the rules.
1:31:06
This year you saw more kick returns overall.
1:31:09
What are your thoughts on the way that they've handled the
1:31:10
special teams and you as a player, like running back, a
1:31:13
returner itself, and how does it change your role in your
1:31:15
training? Yeah, Yeah, it's awesome.
1:31:17
I mean, I mean, so the NFL is a production based league too.
1:31:23
So now that you're increasing snap counts where now instead of
1:31:27
maybe getting 10 returns a year because they kick kick it in the
1:31:31
back of the end zone, now you're getting 80 plus.
1:31:34
So now that's just just increases your reps and your
1:31:39
value as a player. So it's still such, such an
1:31:44
insane play because it's just a giant wall.
1:31:47
You catch the ball and you just got to run through the wall,
1:31:49
through the smoke and just find the hole and just go in.
1:31:53
Half the time it doesn't even work.
1:31:55
So it's pure chaos, but it's still awesome.
1:31:58
Dylan, you, you could teach Speedy a little bit of of
1:32:00
finding the hole because he doesn't know how to find holes.
1:32:04
Don't, no, don't take offense to this.
1:32:05
I'm sure you're a great teacher. It's not going to help me.
1:32:09
Big hole, I farted. Yeah, there's a better chance to
1:32:12
be finding bagel holes. Butt plug Jesus no.
1:32:16
I'm not going to find any butt plugs sniffing.
1:32:20
Oh God. Oh, but I I mean, there it is,
1:32:24
the glory. Hole.
1:32:25
There it is. Yeah.
1:32:26
Bingo. Glory days for glory holes.
1:32:29
So you have you have the Raiders, an organization, like I
1:32:34
said, I've been a laughing stock.
1:32:35
You have an owner that moved you guys to Vegas.
1:32:38
You have one of the nicest stadiums in all of football.
1:32:41
You have an interesting crowd. You have a lot of the Raider
1:32:44
fans travel from Oakland all the way and and pack out that
1:32:47
stadium, which is pretty damn amazing.
1:32:48
It really is. You look at this team and I, I,
1:32:52
I looked first of all, I, I know Ashton.
1:32:55
I, I got a chance to meet him last year at the Heisman Trophy
1:32:59
dinner. I think he was robbed.
1:33:00
I think he was robbed because the gremlin, Mr. Travis, the
1:33:03
gremlin hunter should not have won the Heisman.
1:33:06
I don't care what anybody says. I was there.
1:33:08
I, I was shocked. Everything fell out of my mouth
1:33:11
and I couldn't stand looking at that smile when he went up
1:33:13
there. I mean, we'll show you what he
1:33:15
looks like, but I he makes me sick.
1:33:17
But. Ashton is a young, kind,
1:33:20
collective guy, beast of a man, can run through defensive lines.
1:33:24
There he is. There he is.
1:33:25
Ladies and gentlemen, the Gremlin himself.
1:33:28
He calls himself the Unicorn. I call him the Gremlin.
1:33:31
Anyways, you look at the the the talent that you have on this
1:33:36
roster and there's a lot of questions to it.
1:33:38
They still need to build and I think that Ashton will be the
1:33:41
veteran on this team. Would it be crazy to think that
1:33:44
you and Chris would be two and three on this roster now after
1:33:50
most probably is done? He's probably retiring this
1:33:53
year, which we've heard a lot of good things about him and his
1:33:55
leadership. Could you see you guys
1:33:57
yourselves at as one and two on the depth shots?
1:34:00
Yeah, why not? I mean, who says we can't?
1:34:04
So I mean, I think at the end of the day, it's our, it's how we
1:34:07
perform in camp in in the offseason, how we train.
1:34:12
So once again, you know that they're going to bring in a a
1:34:17
couple of vets, maybe a draft pick, who who, who knows.
1:34:21
But at the end of the day, it's kind of up to me and Chris to
1:34:25
show it. And it's really in our hands
1:34:28
because the only backs that that are truly signed are me, Chris
1:34:33
and Jed D. So as of now, it's just us 3,
1:34:36
which obviously it's going to be more.
1:34:38
But yeah, I mean, I mean, shoot, man, why not?
1:34:40
So I'm excited for that. Well, here I got, you know, we
1:34:43
know the Giants had three running backs in the time they
1:34:46
were they were Super Bowl champions with Jacobs and Brad
1:34:49
Shaw and Ward. So they called themselves Earth
1:34:52
Wind, Fire. So why don't we call you guys
1:34:55
run, gun and shoot? How's that?
1:34:58
I I don't, I don't listen. I don't let's keep it away from
1:35:02
anybody that you know what plus plays with the Memphis
1:35:05
Grizzlies, you know, because John Moran is one guy that you
1:35:07
don't want to bring up that terminology to.
1:35:10
Just days for everyone. Yeah, you'll probably be hiding
1:35:13
under a desk or something if I'm around John Moran.
1:35:15
Wrong gun and shoot. Hit the deck, He's on his way.
1:35:19
I'm just saying, but run, gun and shoot, What about that?
1:35:21
Or we could think of a name like, I don't know, it just
1:35:24
popped in my head. Run, gun and shoot.
1:35:26
I mean, you guys have an opportunity to be very special.
1:35:30
I think Ashton Gente is a unique runner.
1:35:33
He could do everything on the football field.
1:35:35
We got a chance to see a little bit of his ability in the
1:35:38
second-half of the season, but I just think that your offensive
1:35:42
line was horrible this year. They didn't give him enough, you
1:35:45
know, room to run. He didn't give you really all of
1:35:47
you guys couldn't run the ball because your offensive line was
1:35:50
so bad. What do you think the Raiders
1:35:52
need to do this offseason to make the offensive line a better
1:35:57
transition for you guys as winterbacks?
1:35:59
Well, I think what helps the offense a lot in line too is not
1:36:02
just the run game, but the pass game too, with receivers, a QB,
1:36:08
a great running back, which we already have.
1:36:11
And then I mean, think about it, Three of our five guys were all
1:36:15
hurt this year on our front 5. So it's just, I mean, it sucks,
1:36:19
but I think they're going to go after some guys either with
1:36:23
picks or vets and who. Would you want?
1:36:26
Who would you want? Is that speedy get up, get up
1:36:29
the list of guys that are available right now for free
1:36:32
agency as as offensive lineman. We give you 3 names.
1:36:36
You give us one through three in order.
1:36:39
Your number one guy, your number two guy, your number three guy.
1:36:42
And, and, and I'll make it happen.
1:36:44
I'll reach out to the GM and say, listen, make this happen
1:36:48
because our friend Dylan Lauby wants it.
1:36:51
I'm going to do it. I'm going to pull the trigger,
1:36:53
ladies and gentlemen. I'm going to just reach out.
1:36:55
I'll write a letter. I'll you know.
1:36:58
It makes sense. I'll take a dump in a box and
1:37:01
I'll send it over there with a nice little bow on it.
1:37:03
I'll do something. Anyway, I mean, to be honest, we
1:37:06
could probably get all three because I think we have like 80.
1:37:09
Million you do, you do. No, I mean we got enough for
1:37:12
them, so. The number you have the you have
1:37:14
the number two amount of. Money you spent.
1:37:17
In the offseason, all right, who do we?
1:37:19
Got all right, so top the top three tackles.
1:37:21
We'll start with those Rasheed Walker from the Green Bay
1:37:24
Packers, Braden Smith, who I like a lot from the Indianapolis
1:37:27
Colts, and then New York Giants, Jermaine Aluminor, who the
1:37:29
Giants are not going to be able. To keep they have the Raiders.
1:37:31
Had him too and the Raiders had him, so maybe there's a
1:37:33
reuniting. And then also on the interior,
1:37:35
you got Tyler Linderbaum start with the Ravens, Conor McGovern
1:37:39
with the with the Buffalo Bills was previously with The Jets and
1:37:41
Joel Botonio pretty good veteran stay away from.
1:37:43
McGovern, you don't want Conor McGovern, but all right, so give
1:37:46
us your top three, Speedy. Give them the names again.
1:37:48
All right, so Rasheed Walker, Braden Smith.
1:37:50
Just give the last name she knows.
1:37:51
Luminor and then Linderbaum and govern Botonio.
1:37:54
So the two guys, because we already have a great tackle,
1:37:57
which is Colton Miller, but he he was hurt.
1:38:00
So I think you guys start with the tackle on the opposite side.
1:38:04
So I like, I think I like what you said with Braden Smith.
1:38:08
What what be a big one. And then we go with the
1:38:10
interior, who I liked a lot because we've played them out
1:38:13
twice was Lindenbaum, who I really liked a lot.
1:38:18
Those would be my two guys that I know are big money.
1:38:22
But I mean, hey, listen, I played both of them so.
1:38:26
You got it. All right, let's spin the wheel.
1:38:29
Make the deal, Speedy. Give me a phone call.
1:38:32
Let me read a child to Mr. Davis.
1:38:33
I got AI, got a bone to pick with him, and hopefully he's not
1:38:36
boning anybody else. Yeah.
1:38:40
You're talking about a boss. I can't say anything.
1:38:42
I know he's your boss, but I look at the girls that guy's
1:38:46
sleeping with, man, Jesus Christ.
1:38:48
I mean, they're 40 years younger than him.
1:38:50
He I listen, I need to teach him how to cut his hair, man.
1:38:53
I mean that that hairdo needs to needs a little changing.
1:38:56
Or maybe I should throw him another bone, Give him a hat,
1:39:00
even one of those beanies that fish wears all shell along.
1:39:02
Something to hide that ugly hair.
1:39:04
But I like Davis, by the way. I like him as an owner.
1:39:07
I'm not going to say anything bad about him.
1:39:08
Go ahead, Speedy. All right, I want to switch to
1:39:10
angles. You played in New Hampshire,
1:39:12
University of New Hampshire at AFCS school.
1:39:14
We had a lot of Giants linebacker X linebacker Gary
1:39:17
Reasons on last week. He was talking about his.
1:39:19
Journey. Playing at Northwestern State in
1:39:21
Louisiana, which is also an FCS school.
1:39:23
So what are some advice you could give to anyone that coming
1:39:26
from any of those schools on their on your NFL journey that
1:39:29
how you got there from a school like new?
1:39:31
Hampshire Just from my experience and just seeing my
1:39:34
other teammates who I think a lot of people coming from the
1:39:38
FCS don't think that they belong in the NFL.
1:39:41
Maybe. And maybe initially they their
1:39:44
dream is to go to the NFL and then as they get or as they
1:39:47
become a junior and senior, kind of slowly fades away because
1:39:51
they just know it's just a very hard chance to make it.
1:39:56
But I always kind of just stayed the course.
1:40:00
Did my job every single day, put my head down, just went.
1:40:03
And I think if you just be super consistent in what you do and
1:40:07
what you truly believe in, I think it will work out.
1:40:09
So that's kind of been my kind of motto throughout my career,
1:40:15
since high school, college and now the NFL.
1:40:18
We are talking to Las Vegas Raiders running back Dylan Lauby
1:40:21
and listen, that is his pet peeve.
1:40:23
Ladies and gentlemen, put your head down and maybe something
1:40:25
will happen. Oh, man, when you come on this
1:40:35
show, listen, we have some fun. We're not going to sit here and
1:40:39
be boring. This is not one of those
1:40:40
interviews. Hey guys, we're going to ask you
1:40:42
the same question everybody and their mother asks you.
1:40:46
We don't do. That.
1:40:47
We, we want, we want to have fun with you.
1:40:49
We want you to understand that, you know, shows is
1:40:51
entertainment, sports is entertainment.
1:40:54
It's become more understanding with with fantasy and obviously
1:40:59
sports betting. So I think the one thing I think
1:41:02
a lot of sports shows are missing is comedy and and being
1:41:04
yourselves and not having people tell you, hey, make sure you say
1:41:08
this or make sure you don't say that.
1:41:10
I think it's so pathetically boring and I don't want to do
1:41:12
that. I want you when you leave the
1:41:14
show. Wow, that show is crazy.
1:41:16
That's one of the best shows of I've ever been on.
1:41:18
You know, that's what I. Want people?
1:41:20
Thank you. I appreciate, appreciate that,
1:41:22
Dylan. So we look at the game and I
1:41:25
don't know what you grew up here in Long Island.
1:41:27
So who did you root for as a kid?
1:41:28
Was it The Jets or the Giants? It was the Giants.
1:41:31
OK, so he's a Giant fan, ladies and gentlemen.
1:41:34
So we've got three Giant fans here at the studio.
1:41:37
We got Mr. Fish, who you heard as the executive producer, Mr.
1:41:41
Speedy PD, who just asked you a question.
1:41:43
And Tommy poops, if he's not on the toilet, he's rooting for the
1:41:47
Giants. So you look at obviously the
1:41:51
Giants organization as a fan, just him doesn't.
1:41:55
Do you like John Horrible as a higher?
1:41:57
Do you think that'll fit over there?
1:41:59
Do you think it's a home run or do you think they should have
1:42:01
went another way, another path to help a guy like Jackson Dart
1:42:05
as a young player develop as a quarterback, maybe a Mike
1:42:08
McCarthy? Do you think they made the right
1:42:10
choice? I actually love it.
1:42:12
I I think John Common out was probably if not one of the best
1:42:16
coaches to either be in for free agency between him and Tomlin
1:42:22
too. I was like, how can a a
1:42:24
franchise let these two guys go? And, and they did.
1:42:29
And I think Giants made a great choice and now they got a Hall
1:42:33
of Fame coach who's a Super Bowl champ.
1:42:36
So I mean, it's an easy choice, so.
1:42:38
I want to further on with the Giants a little bit.
1:42:40
Obviously, they made the controversial decision 2.
1:42:41
Years ago. Getting rid of Saquon Barkley,
1:42:43
and that was a big debate at the time, though.
1:42:45
Do you pay a running back to you not pay a running back and
1:42:47
obviously we've seen. Boy, they regret that.
1:42:49
But we've seen obviously some good, good teams not pay him and
1:42:52
make it work out. But you really need either the
1:42:54
offensive coach of the quarterback.
1:42:55
The Giants didn't have either one of those.
1:42:56
They just have Joe Shane, who's been who've been practically
1:42:58
demented downgraded to this like scout team at this point with
1:43:01
the new ownership coming in there.
1:43:03
So what are your overall impressions with the state of
1:43:05
running backs across the league and obviously in relation to how
1:43:08
really, really was rock bottom for the Giants?
1:43:10
I think they're definitely undervalued by at the same time,
1:43:14
like Saquon 2 going to Philly. I think they kind of built
1:43:19
around him too with an they had an unbelievable offensive line.
1:43:23
They had a good QB, they had great weapons, a great defense.
1:43:28
And if you had that with a All Star Batman, it's just so hard
1:43:32
to lose games because he was untouched for so many runs.
1:43:35
And and if he's one-on-one with the safety of cornerback, I mean
1:43:38
I'm thinking on him every single time.
1:43:42
It just sucks because the giants had such a great player with him
1:43:46
and he was unbelievable. It just didn't work out.
1:43:49
And I think at the time, backs were very undervalued and they
1:43:54
thought they could get something better.
1:43:56
And he became a Super Bowl champ the next year or so.
1:43:59
I mean, I can't say much about that.
1:44:01
Dylan, the New England Patriots had three losses, and one of the
1:44:05
losses were to your. Raiders.
1:44:09
Of the season now I thought they were blown out of proportion all
1:44:14
season long as far as their team and how good they were because
1:44:17
they had one of the easiest schedules the NFL has ever seen
1:44:20
actually the fifth easiest schedule when it comes to
1:44:23
numbers in NFL history. When you look at yeah,
1:44:27
absolutely. Yep.
1:44:28
So you look at Drake May and you saw what he did in the playoffs.
1:44:32
What was the number? What was the the analytic?
1:44:35
So he had Drake May for a quarterback that played three
1:44:38
games or more in the playoffs, had the lowest rated EPA in NFL
1:44:43
history of like -41.2 I believe. It was so think about this.
1:44:47
He was an MVP candidate, almost won the MVP.
1:44:50
And I said it, he had a great season, but they played nothing.
1:44:54
And if you look at that division, you have to play Miami
1:44:56
and The Jets twice, which was easy free for all for them
1:45:00
because of all the stuff that we've seen this year.
1:45:03
So you think about it way and I said if Drake May is really an
1:45:06
elite quarterback because me and my friend, my pal who used to do
1:45:10
a show together, he came out to me and he says, Dylan, I'm
1:45:13
sorry, Drake May will be an MVP candidate and an elite player
1:45:19
within three years. Well, because he had this easy
1:45:22
schedule. He was an elite player this year
1:45:24
and a top three quarterback. And I said that's nothing.
1:45:27
That doesn't sell me. That doesn't I apologize.
1:45:29
I said he was right, but I I want to see him against good
1:45:32
talent next year. My argument here was let's see
1:45:34
how he does in the playoffs against elite AFC teams in elite
1:45:38
defenses and boy oh boy, he didn't disappoint me at all.
1:45:42
I haven't heard from Mikey see since the time he called this
1:45:45
show and blabbered his fat mouth.
1:45:47
So if you listen it, Mikey, eat crap.
1:45:50
Stress eating a bunch of Oreos. Now you watch Drake May right
1:45:54
now, my friend is Drake May, an elite quarterback in his league.
1:45:59
Be honest. Don't worry, I'll protect you.
1:46:01
I. Don't think I've watched enough
1:46:02
film on him. Be nice to Yeah, yeah.
1:46:06
So I want to give him his flowers and say he did make it
1:46:10
to the Super Bowl even though he had an unbelievable team.
1:46:15
I mean, I think he's a great QB, but once again, I haven't
1:46:20
watched enough film on him. But I mean, that team from
1:46:23
coming, what, 5 and 12 to now what, they were 14 and three or
1:46:28
something like that or like, yeah, yeah.
1:46:30
So I mean, I mean, they had to do something, right.
1:46:34
It could have been Mike Rabel. It could have been Drake May.
1:46:38
I mean, listen, at the end of the day, quarterback is the main
1:46:45
kind of centerpiece of every single team.
1:46:47
So I mean, they went 4. So, I mean, you can't say much
1:46:51
about that, so. I know you're trying to be nice.
1:46:54
It's all right, Dylan. I'm going to help you out, OK?
1:46:57
I'm going to speak for you in like your shadow here and in.
1:47:01
The answer would be the answer would be he blew and he was
1:47:05
overrated. And we'll see what he does
1:47:07
against top number one teams next year when his schedule is
1:47:10
even harder than it was this year.
1:47:12
So blow it out of your ass, Patriot fans.
1:47:15
That's what I'd say anyways. By the way, we are talking to
1:47:17
Las Vegas Raiders running back Dylan Lauby is a Long Island
1:47:22
native. We talked to Chris Collier.
1:47:24
Now Dylan, I, I look at the league and there's a lot of
1:47:27
things that just make me want to shoot myself in the head.
1:47:30
Not not literally, but it's sometimes I want to smack myself
1:47:33
in the head when I'm looking in. The mirror or we got John Moran
1:47:35
for. That yeah, that's Tutu.
1:47:37
I I wouldn't shoot himself in the head.
1:47:38
He just shoots at everybody else in many different ways.
1:47:41
Here's the thing. I look at the league and I look
1:47:45
at the game and, and, and, and what really turns me off about
1:47:48
it is they've turned it into an offensive style of game.
1:47:51
But yeah, defense is who are elite have to show up in the big
1:47:56
game to win those games. And if you watch what Seattle
1:48:00
did to the Patriots in Super Bowl 60, that just tells you why
1:48:05
I believe in as far as winning championships, defense is more
1:48:09
important than any other position.
1:48:12
You look at your team, you have one of the more dominant
1:48:15
defensive forces in all of the league in Crosby.
1:48:19
Now what? What type of player, What type
1:48:21
of person is he in the locker room as a leader, as a friend?
1:48:25
We know he knows how to dress and we know he's covered with
1:48:27
tattoos. What type of person is he?
1:48:30
He's the man. I mean, he's actually like truly
1:48:32
the man. When I got drafted, so I was
1:48:35
drafted in the sixth round in 2024, he texted me immediately
1:48:39
on exit, I'm pretty sure. And he gave me his number
1:48:43
immediately and was like, Hey, if you need anything, please
1:48:47
don't hesitate and just text me. And that's just the guy.
1:48:49
He texted every rookie that making sure that if they ever
1:48:53
need anything, he he's there for them.
1:48:56
And that's just there's just like who he is in the person and
1:48:59
even in the locker room too. He's the same way.
1:49:02
He'll go up to every single person, every single person on
1:49:06
the staff and just like just have a conversation with every
1:49:09
single person. He's a such a humble individual,
1:49:12
but at the same time he works his ass off from in the weight
1:49:16
room to on the field, off the field.
1:49:19
He's super strict with every single thing he does.
1:49:21
He's his, he's just so he does the same thing just over and
1:49:27
again and just it's never like a missed day.
1:49:31
He never sleeps in. He's there at the same time,
1:49:34
which I'm pretty sure he's at the facility 5:30 every single
1:49:37
day and then he doesn't leave till 5 PM every single day.
1:49:40
So he's, he's never not there at those times.
1:49:43
He's there every single day no matter what.
1:49:48
He's sober too. So he doesn't do any drugs,
1:49:52
alcohol, like he's just a clean guy and he's just unbelievable,
1:49:56
just unbelievable. So there's a reason why he's one
1:50:01
of the best and it's because of the way he he he works in the
1:50:05
facility off the field, in practice, he just lays people
1:50:09
out 24/7. It could be a walkthrough
1:50:11
practice. He's laying people out.
1:50:13
So it's he's just a whole different animal, which it makes
1:50:16
sense all. Right.
1:50:17
I want to shift gears to another team that Errol doesn't like
1:50:20
very much and that's the the Kansas City Chiefs.
1:50:21
I'm sure you as a readers guy is kind of annoyed with all the
1:50:24
attention they were. Getting I needed tonic.
1:50:26
Yes, I think a lot of people needed a gin and tonic watching
1:50:29
the the calls of the Chiefs got a lot of referee controversy
1:50:32
with that and obviously all the Travis, Kelsey, Taylor Swift
1:50:35
stuff like what are your. Thoughts as a?
1:50:37
Division. I mean, this year was their
1:50:40
worst year in a long time, so it was awesome to see.
1:50:43
And we beat them the last game, which I understand half the team
1:50:48
was hurt, but we beat them and it was like our Super Bowl
1:50:51
because that was actually our first time beating the Chiefs in
1:50:54
Las Vegas ever. So I think that was our first
1:50:58
time in seven years or so, the last.
1:51:00
Year was COVID in the 2020 year they beat them in Kansas City.
1:51:03
Yeah. Yes, yeah.
1:51:04
So that was our first time. So that was our our Super Bowl.
1:51:07
But yeah, I mean, every single time we play them, we bring up
1:51:12
the same thing with Taylor Swift, Kelsey Mahomes, all those
1:51:19
main guys. And just know that they are the
1:51:21
main guys in the NFL and we just got to the shit of them every
1:51:25
single game. And like that's the game that we
1:51:27
we circle every single year, every single year.
1:51:29
And this year the the first game was tough.
1:51:33
It was I think we lost like 31 zero.
1:51:35
It was a tough one, but then, but then we finally came back
1:51:38
and won, so it was cool. All right, quickly, who's your
1:51:41
favorite player on your team? Who's your best friend?
1:51:43
Best friend on the team? 1 and #2 when you came to the
1:51:47
team, who was the guy that gave you the most crap?
1:51:51
Who was the guy that picked on you the most?
1:51:54
All right, so my best friend, he's he's a special teams dog.
1:51:58
So we are on every single thing together.
1:52:01
It's Tommy Eichenberg. He he's a doll, he's absolute
1:52:05
dog. He's a special teams demon.
1:52:08
He's probably probably going to be a starting back to either
1:52:11
this year or or very soon. The most guy that gave me crap.
1:52:17
It wasn't too bad. So I'll say the running
1:52:20
backroom. We had a couple guys which are
1:52:24
still like my best friends, Amir Abdullah and Alexander Madison
1:52:31
where both vets. They were just busting my balls
1:52:34
all the time, every single day. And but then he's like we would
1:52:37
go back and forth though, but like since I'm a rookie though,
1:52:40
they were just going back and forth on my all right guys.
1:52:43
Funny, funny, funny. And they just like give me so
1:52:45
many fines of so of like bull where I had to pay a fine for
1:52:49
some stupid joke that I made or like something that made no
1:52:52
sense at all. So it was all funny games, but I
1:52:55
didn't like those were my 2 main guys.
1:52:57
But same time they probably gave me a lot of shit, a lot of shit,
1:53:01
but it was a good time. All right, Dylan.
1:53:03
We're going to let you go, but I, I want to get you on the show
1:53:05
again. I want to get Chris Collier on
1:53:07
the show with you because I think it'll be great to Long
1:53:10
Island natives and I want to talk to you.
1:53:12
I want to talk to you Offset because I'm doing something with
1:53:15
Chris here on Long Island to talk to 300 of the top 495 elite
1:53:20
players here in Long Island. I would love for you and Chris
1:53:23
to show up and speak to the fans and to these kids and, and tell
1:53:27
them your story. I think it would be great being
1:53:29
that you guys are two Rhode Island natives.
1:53:31
So we'll talk off air. OK, I'll.
1:53:33
Give Speedy your number and I'll talk to.
1:53:36
You all there? But we appreciate the time and
1:53:38
great your great personality. I wish you guys nothing but the
1:53:42
best, your guy, your Long Island guys.
1:53:44
So I'm rooting for you guys. I want to see you guys stars in
1:53:47
the league. Both of you guys play.
1:53:48
We're playing The Jets this year at The Jets are pretty fair so.
1:53:51
So let's let's get up. Let's get up, man.
1:53:54
Or if you guys want you guys come, come to Vegas.
1:53:57
I mean, that's not that little. See, Dylan, you could be the
1:54:02
first running back to come through on having us come to a
1:54:04
Jets game because Brandon Jacobs wasn't willing.
1:54:07
No, listen, Dylan, Dylan, you, you, if you could get us
1:54:10
somewhere close to you guys and just hang out with you guys down
1:54:13
there, we'll be there. We'll be there, dude.
1:54:15
I, I will, I will be in tune with you guys and I listen
1:54:20
everything that you guys do and what you guys stand for, for
1:54:23
Long Island sports is, is the world to me.
1:54:26
I, I love to watch hometown guys really become great players and
1:54:31
and become faces in a sport that's so very hard to
1:54:34
breakthrough in. So congratulations, man,
1:54:37
congratulations. Let's talk.
1:54:39
Get speedy. Information, of course.
1:54:41
All right, guys. I appreciate you guys, these
1:54:43
guys. Dylan Lobby, ladies and
1:54:45
gentlemen, Las Vegas Raiders, running back.
1:54:49
The Lobster, the lobby. What did I call them?
1:54:53
Run, gun and shoot. There you go.
1:54:55
Run, gun, shoot. I don't know who I'm going to
1:54:58
give the gun to. Just not Jabbarat.
1:55:00
Keep it from Jabbarat, ladies and gentlemen.
1:55:02
Stay far, far away from Mr. JA, as he calls himself.
1:55:06
We're going to do something a little special right now.
1:55:09
We have no sports on tonight, so we're going to do a fantasy
1:55:16
basketball draft with the guys on the show.
1:55:19
Nathan, you're in the backstage. We're going to have you draft
1:55:23
the team for Jabba tonight. You want to come on in, so come
1:55:26
on in. Here's the NIT.
1:55:28
So you're going to do this and I'm just going to show you it's
1:55:30
real simple. It's a collective points league.
1:55:33
It's for the rest of the season. It doesn't matter.
1:55:36
You don't have to set any line UPS.
1:55:37
You just have to pick the best center, power forward, small
1:55:41
forward, shooting guard, point guard and a 6th man slash
1:55:44
utility spot in this round. We're going to then have the
1:55:47
second set of rounds at the end of the show for your backups.
1:55:52
Whichever one of your two guys that you have in those positions
1:55:54
has more points at the end of the season.
1:55:56
They're the guy that counts for your total score.
1:56:00
And then we will do our usual compliment chorus weekly on
1:56:05
who's in for a second and third. And this one, the standings
1:56:09
matter, Errol. We're going to talk about it.
1:56:11
Maybe we'll put some money on it.
1:56:12
We'll decide once we start it next week.
1:56:15
So here it is. Let me show you the board to
1:56:17
start and we're just he's going to have it since Speedy, you
1:56:20
were the. Champion of hold on, hold on.
1:56:24
He can't. He can't get first every time
1:56:27
and that's why he's first place, no?
1:56:29
Fish, he's right. I've only won one NBA one ever.
1:56:32
That's not fair. What he won, he won the regular
1:56:35
season, then he won the playoffs.
1:56:36
Yeah, well, we can't because he got three extra points, 3 or 4
1:56:40
extra points I went. To giving him an extra pick.
1:56:43
I was just telling him to make the order.
1:56:44
You gave him. That's all I was going to.
1:56:46
Say, all right, all right, you picked.
1:56:47
The well, speedy What's the order of the draft?
1:56:51
You get to pick first, pick if you want it.
1:56:54
No, I will let let's go. Nathan will go first because
1:56:59
that would be very interesting. I'll have Errol go second.
1:57:02
Let's say you third me and then Tommy.
1:57:06
All right, So it's going to be NIT Errol, me Speedy, Tommy.
1:57:13
That's correct. Yep.
1:57:14
All right, Nathan. So this is what I'm going to do.
1:57:17
I'm going to show you the I'm going to pull this down.
1:57:21
We're not going to keep this up anymore.
1:57:22
This is just what I'm going to have in the backstage.
1:57:25
And then I'm going to show you the actual player pool that we
1:57:29
have in our league on Yahoo. It's using Yahoo's scoring
1:57:33
because I added two points for a double, 33 points for a triple
1:57:37
double. Not sure if that makes it five
1:57:39
points for a triple double, but that was what I was intending.
1:57:42
So here is the picks. Whatever it is you pick,
1:57:44
whatever position they're listed at, that's the position you'd
1:57:46
lock it in on your roster from today on forward.
1:57:49
So if you want Luca as a point guard, he's a point guard.
1:57:52
If you want him as a shooting guard, he's a shooting guard,
1:57:54
Nathan. Make your pick all.
1:57:57
Right. So for Jabba, for point guard,
1:58:01
I'm going to go. You don't have to pick a point
1:58:03
guard. You can pick any position, any
1:58:05
player. I'm going to pick Luca.
1:58:08
All right, point guard or shooting guard?
1:58:10
Shooting guard. All right, right.
1:58:12
So we're going to put Luca at shooting guard for Nathan.
1:58:17
All right, Errol. I'm going to get webbing Yama.
1:58:21
Do you want him at power forward or center?
1:58:26
I guess I'll take him at, I guess, power forward.
1:58:30
It doesn't really. Matter all right, Wendy at power
1:58:33
forward, I'll go I go next. I will be taking Shay, Giljus,
1:58:41
Alexander and I will be pointing, putting him at the
1:58:43
only position he has, which is point guard.
1:58:47
And then that goes to Speedy and let me just get back to the
1:58:51
screen. So you.
1:58:52
Can see. Other spots all right, so again,
1:58:55
it's not going to delete off. I'm not going to move that
1:58:57
quick. We have some at small forward
1:58:59
and really look at it. Amen Thompson.
1:59:01
This is the projected rest of the season points over here.
1:59:04
You get a point and 1/2 or a steal or a block, 1.2 points for
1:59:08
a rebound, something similar for an assist.
1:59:11
I forget what it is Speedy, but it works a similar way as the
1:59:14
daily fantasy would work. So it's the same system we've
1:59:17
always used and one point for a point.
1:59:20
So guys, this is how it works. You got center over here.
1:59:24
What do you got, Speedy? Give me I guess I'll take
1:59:29
Yokich, I'll take the best player for now and I'll judge
1:59:31
the position later. All right, so let's put Jokic in
1:59:35
at Center for Speedy, and that gives us Tommy for.
1:59:39
Two, give me Jaylen Brunson and then if we're going, if we're
1:59:46
also going center 2 somebody really want Wendy, right?
1:59:51
I think you know you want. Wendy right now, Robin, you'll
1:59:53
get your gun and. Nobody went Giannis, right?
1:59:56
I'll go Giannis then. All right.
1:59:58
And that's Giannis. They say he's coming back.
2:00:02
Looks like he will be pretty soon.
2:00:04
So we got Giannis and Brunson. You want him a power forward or
2:00:08
center. Give me Giannis at center.
2:00:11
Back to Speedy. Give me Kate Cunningham.
2:00:13
All right, so Kate goes to point.
2:00:15
All right, that brings it back to me.
2:00:18
I need AI already took a point guard, so it looks like I'm
2:00:24
going to go the other route. All right, I'm going to go with
2:00:29
Sangoon at center. Gimme Alper and set.
2:00:33
Noon. All right.
2:00:35
Errol. Where are the point guards?
2:00:39
So we already have Cade. The top three are gone.
2:00:42
Jimmy Anthony Edwards. All right, you want them at
2:00:45
point or two guard 2. All right, putting an Edwards at
2:00:49
2 guard. All right, that now brings us
2:00:53
back to Nathan For. 2. I'm going Tyrese Maxi at point
2:00:57
guard. All right, all right.
2:00:58
And then I'm going to go Pablo and Caro at center.
2:01:02
All right. And Paolo going at Center for
2:01:05
Paolo. All right, let's bring it back
2:01:08
to Errol. I'm going to go who's the who's
2:01:13
the big man, the centers? So the top five are gone.
2:01:19
This is what's left. I'm going to go with Donovan
2:01:21
Mitchell. All right, Donovan Mitchell.
2:01:24
And you're putting them at point Spider Mitchell.
2:01:31
All right. And that brings it back to me.
2:01:33
I've already taken a center and a point guard.
2:01:36
No one's gone to small forward. Maybe I should go venture over
2:01:39
there and see what's around. It's like a lot of guys around
2:01:43
the same amount of points. So that would be kind of a waste
2:01:46
of my money, my equity. Interesting.
2:01:51
Interesting. Well, I guess power forward is a
2:01:56
little bit more desperate, so I'm going to go and take Kawhi,
2:01:58
who's been on fire the second-half of the season, most
2:02:01
of the season. After that slow start for that
2:02:03
whole team, I put them in power forward.
2:02:06
All right, let's move on. Next is Mr. Speedy.
2:02:10
Again and go back to the small 4 because I don't have any of
2:02:12
those either. Yep.
2:02:13
Yeah, yeah. You're right, they're always a
2:02:15
similar point total. So I'm actually going to take a
2:02:18
guy that's played pretty much. Every let's go, I'm going to.
2:02:21
Take Scotty Barnes. Jesus, why do you?
2:02:23
Have to so you can put him in four different positions.
2:02:25
Where do you want to put him? I'm going to put him in small
2:02:27
forward. All right, so Scotty Barnes for
2:02:31
small forward. All right, And now that brings
2:02:34
us to where am I right now? It should be Tommy, right?
2:02:38
Yeah, for two again. Right.
2:02:40
For two. All right, so for my shooting
2:02:42
guard, I'm going to go Jaylen Brown.
2:02:46
All right, so we're going to put Jaylen Brown in two guard and
2:02:51
guys, we do get a utility spot. Double up if you want to.
2:02:56
Now for I'm going to go Kevin Durant and I'm going to put him
2:03:01
specifically at power forward. All right.
2:03:05
And KD at power forward. So I got Jaylen Brown and KD.
2:03:08
Not a bad wrap around right there.
2:03:10
Back to Speedy. Go back to the centers now.
2:03:14
Back to the Centers for Speedy. Here we go.
2:03:18
All right, I'll take we're up here.
2:03:21
I'll. Take towns and I'll put them at
2:03:23
power forward for now. All right, so Speedy's going to
2:03:25
take Towns the big cat, and put them at the four.
2:03:30
All right, that brings it back to me.
2:03:31
I need a two and a three, but it's an interesting strategy by
2:03:35
Speedy. I think I need to go and get
2:03:39
someone who I really like and I think he's going to finish the
2:03:41
season strong and he's the next guy on this list.
2:03:44
It's Jaylen Johnson. Give me Jaylen Johnson and I'm
2:03:48
going to put him at the three. All right.
2:03:53
And then that brings us to. Errol.
2:03:57
Center and small, forward and utility.
2:04:00
Give me Evan Mobley. All right, Mobley for Errol
2:04:04
should return right after the All Star break, so should be
2:04:07
back. All right, so back to what we
2:04:11
have to Nathan now I. Think so, yeah.
2:04:13
Nathan for Two. For my small forward, I'm going
2:04:17
LeBron James. All right, Nathan's going to put
2:04:20
LeBron at small forward. And then for my utility, I'm
2:04:24
going to go Chet hungry. And you're going to put Chet now
2:04:30
you still have power forward available.
2:04:32
Why don't we put that there? OK, Yeah.
2:04:35
That doesn't that doesn't make sense.
2:04:36
So you can put any position at utility.
2:04:38
All right, so that's your starting five.
2:04:41
You got Maxi, Luca, LeBron, Chet and Paolo.
2:04:44
Not bad for the Jabba Myth Foundation.
2:04:48
All right, moving back to, is that 2.
2:04:53
Yeah, that's two that's. Good.
2:04:55
All right, Let's go the other way, Errol.
2:04:57
Small forward. So Durant, Kawhi, Brown, and so
2:05:01
basically these guys are gone. Amen.
2:05:04
Thompson still available at the top of this list.
2:05:06
Give me him. And.
2:05:07
Yep, Amen, Thompson. Thompson, all right, goes back
2:05:11
to me. I have Anita 2 guard and it
2:05:16
looks like Devin Booker's just sitting there for me and or
2:05:19
James Harden. I don't like really Harden to be
2:05:24
healthy and to play all the games.
2:05:26
I like Booker to give me Booker, all right?
2:05:31
And that brings us to Speedy. And I'll take it's a stack with
2:05:36
Yokich, I'll take Murray. Say that one more time, Jamal.
2:05:42
Murray. With Yokich, Jamal Murray, Jamal
2:05:46
Murray, all right, and now Tommy, you need a small forward
2:05:51
and then any position at all. Quick question, could I move
2:05:55
Julius? I'm sorry, could I move Kevin
2:05:57
Durant to small forward and put Julius Randall as my power
2:06:00
forward? Yes you can all.
2:06:03
Right. I'll do that then.
2:06:04
And then for my utility, I'm going to go, Derek White is my
2:06:10
utility. All right, we got Derek White
2:06:15
over at util. I got 2 Celtics.
2:06:18
All right, back to speedy. Any position, everyone has a
2:06:21
grab bag. Let me just put it up to the
2:06:22
utility spot. All right, I'm going to take the
2:06:25
Portland Portland big man to get 3.
2:06:30
Possessions, Danny Avia. All right, so it looks like we
2:06:35
are all right. So Avia from Israel.
2:06:37
Avia. I will be.
2:06:41
Then I guess that gives me the big, the big man himself, who
2:06:46
was much better when he's not so big.
2:06:49
Why did I disclose that Mister James Harden putting him over
2:06:54
there at the util? All right, up to Errol utility.
2:07:00
All right, so it looks like we have everybody on here imbeds
2:07:04
available, John Moran's available, Trey Young's
2:07:08
available, but I don't know if those guys are playing too much.
2:07:12
Let's go to the next set of guys after that.
2:07:15
Looks like we've got Michael Porter, Junior.
2:07:20
Don't want him? Desmond Bain, Here we go.
2:07:25
Avia is taken. So here's the next set of guys.
2:07:27
Desmond Bain, Kevin Porter, Junior Cooper Flag, Steph Curry,
2:07:31
Garland, Jalen Dern, Austin Reeves, Siakam Give.
2:07:36
Me, Steph. Curry, all right, and then
2:07:39
Nathan finish this up. Did someone take Devin Booker
2:07:41
yet? Yeah, I took him.
2:07:43
OK. I'm going to go Austin Reeves.
2:07:46
All right. And then that's going to finish
2:07:48
the first round of hour draft. We're going to do a second one
2:07:52
at the end of the show for our backups.
2:07:54
And again, we'll be keeping up with this throughout the year
2:07:56
for different types of gimmicks. This is the first half the.
2:08:00
First draft in this draft, because it's five teams, is
2:08:04
second and that's where I was sitting.
2:08:06
This is the full board as of right now.
2:08:10
You can see our only team is Spider, Mitchell and Edwards,
2:08:12
Amon Thompson, Wendy, Evan Mobley and Steph Curry.
2:08:16
Nathan's got Maxi Luca, LeBron, Shet Paulo and Austin Reeves.
2:08:21
Speedy's got Kate Cunningham, Jamal Murray, Scotty Barnes, Kat
2:08:24
Yokich and Denny Avdia. I've got Shay, Gil, Just
2:08:28
Alexander, Devin Booker, Jalen Johnson, Kawhi Leonard, Alper
2:08:31
and Sanguine and James Harden. And Tommy's got Oops.
2:08:34
Tommy's got Jalen Brunson, Jalen Brown, KD Julius, Randall
2:08:38
Giannis and Derek White. We'll get our backups later on
2:08:42
in the show. The New York Yankees Daily News
2:08:45
Gary Phillips reported Sunday that both AL fielders Jason
2:08:48
Dominguez and Spencer Jones are not likely to be on the Yankees
2:08:53
Opening Day roster. GM Brian Cashman mentioned how
2:08:57
Dominguez getting everyday reps is in the best interest for his
2:09:02
development at 23 years old, and he is likely to start this
2:09:07
season in AAA after the re signing of Cody Bellinger and
2:09:12
Trent Grisham in the offseason. Dominguez will still likely
2:09:17
compete for the final spot with the Yankees and the Yankees
2:09:21
bench with the utility man Oswaldo Cabrera, but it will be
2:09:26
hard to find a spot in the outfield with Judge, Grisham and
2:09:30
and Bellinger already there and standing at the DH if the
2:09:35
intention is The Martian to get regular reps.
2:09:39
Manager Aaron Boone discussed trying Dominguez at center
2:09:43
field, which is absolutely horrible, although he struggled
2:09:46
in left field last season, eventually costing him playing
2:09:50
time in late season and playoffs.
2:09:54
Another top Yankee prospect and outfield dispenser, Jones is
2:09:57
listed behind Dominguez on the Yankees depth charts.
2:10:00
Cashman also was quoted saying that Jones is blocked in both
2:10:06
the outfield and at first base, with them bringing back Paul
2:10:10
Goldschmidt and still having Ben Rice and Austin Wells.
2:10:15
Cashman added that he thinks Jones is instantly good enough
2:10:20
to start for another team right now.
2:10:22
If he trades, if he's traded, but still saying that the
2:10:27
Yankees organization is the best for him in in his success.
2:10:32
Between AA and AAA last season, Jones had a .274 average, a .932
2:10:40
OPS, 335 home runs and 80 RBIs in 116 games.
2:10:47
I think it's an absolute joke. Absolute joke.
2:10:52
If the New York Yankees decide to part ways with Spencer Jones,
2:10:57
you have a young stud, a left-handed power hitter, and is
2:11:01
the complete opposite of Aaron Judge.
2:11:04
Now I'm not saying he's Aaron Judge, but when Aaron Jones,
2:11:07
when Aaron Judge was a first round talent, a lot of people
2:11:10
thought he might not be able to hit me in in the league because
2:11:13
he strikes out a lot. The same thing is going on with
2:11:16
Spencer Jones now. He's changed his swing.
2:11:19
He still hit 35 home runs last year and he still hit 80.
2:11:22
RB is finding a guy that hits 30 and 100 that his age is not.
2:11:28
They don't grow on trees. As we said that about, you know,
2:11:31
guys that came from the Mets and Mets decided to part away part
2:11:35
part part ways with Pete Alonzo and he goes to Baltimore.
2:11:39
Did they fill in his spot the right way after losing him?
2:11:42
No, they added Simeons and they added Jorge, right?
2:11:47
Polanco. I, I just, I, I and you're
2:11:50
adding two players for one when you would have gotten Pete
2:11:53
Alonzo probably cheaper than both of those guys.
2:11:56
I, I just think that obviously the New York Yankees are
2:12:00
bringing back Paul Goldschmidt. So Spencer Jones moved to first
2:12:03
base. Doesn't make any sense, but why
2:12:05
not try him there during the preseason?
2:12:08
Why not try not, Why not try him in spring training to see if he
2:12:12
can actually play at first base? And to say that Dominguez is is
2:12:16
a better fit at at center field or playing him out in center
2:12:18
field, If he can't catch in left field, what makes you think he
2:12:21
could catch in center field when he's got to cover more ground?
2:12:25
It makes no sense. No sense.
2:12:27
What it tells me right now with the New York Yankees is they're
2:12:30
going to part ways with Spencer Jones.
2:12:32
They're looking at him as a trade ship.
2:12:35
And if that's the case, they better get a lot back for this
2:12:38
kid because I think he's the best prospect right now in the
2:12:41
Yankees, Yankees farm system. And we talked really a lot of
2:12:46
different experts that we've had on the show.
2:12:48
We've talked about who he is as a player.
2:12:50
This kid could really develop into a star.
2:12:53
Now, usually when the Yankees trade these guys, they never
2:12:56
turn into anything. I just think about it, you look
2:12:58
at the Mets and some of the players that the Mets have
2:13:00
traded over the last couple of years, they have turned into
2:13:03
something after they leave. Ask the Cubs, they got a pretty
2:13:07
nice player right now in in what center field that can catch the
2:13:10
ball and hit the ball. So I'm not saying that the Mets
2:13:13
made the wrong decision. But when you go back in time and
2:13:16
you you look at the Mets and how much money they've spent on guys
2:13:19
like Juan Soto and and obviously the guys that they've brought in
2:13:23
this offseason or even a guy that's playing third base that's
2:13:27
never played third base in his career.
2:13:28
And Bowl Bichette, you question if Grisham signing, but they
2:13:33
didn't sign him for that long. I think they signed him two
2:13:36
years. So it's not like they overpaid
2:13:38
for a guy like Grisham. But Grisham is not an everyday
2:13:41
player. And I don't care what the
2:13:43
Yankees think of him and what kind of season he had this year.
2:13:46
He is not an everyday player. If he was, a lot of teams would
2:13:49
have pressed and made a move for him in the offseason.
2:13:53
He didn't get a lot of money. Got a couple 20 something,
2:13:55
$1,000,000 for a backup player. I think he was overpaid for the
2:13:59
New York Yankees. Now I look at this team and this
2:14:03
and, and the roster, this is still a roster that's top three
2:14:06
in the American League. That's not saying much because
2:14:08
if I look at the National League right now with the Braves coming
2:14:11
back full strength and we'll see how how good they are and, and
2:14:14
how healthy they're going to be this year.
2:14:16
But the Braves have a very good farm system.
2:14:18
I expect high, I think spec highly of the Graves this year.
2:14:23
You know the Mets are going to compete, but if they don't choke
2:14:26
at the end of the season, the Cubs are going to be good this
2:14:28
year. I expect Saint Louis with the
2:14:30
farm system they have and some of the players they're going to
2:14:33
be bringing up will be a lot better than they were last year.
2:14:36
So there are teams and especially in the Dodgers
2:14:39
division, they have 3 competent teams that can play.
2:14:42
The Diamondbacks are going to be good this year as we expect them
2:14:45
to be. The Dodgers obviously adding
2:14:47
another power bat in the lineup and the Padres, they're going to
2:14:51
be good again this year. Bring it back, Mike Michael
2:14:54
King. This is still a very good, very
2:14:57
talented roster. What bothers me right now with
2:15:00
the Yankees is does Brian Cashman actually know what he's
2:15:03
doing? And when Brian Cashman is
2:15:05
throwing young kids on the bus or saying that he would be
2:15:07
better off playing, either either he's going to be blocked
2:15:11
or he's going to, he's better off playing for another team,
2:15:13
another organization. What does that say about the
2:15:15
Yankees youth? Because let's, let's be honest,
2:15:18
I think Volpe is going to be better than he was last year.
2:15:21
But I'm am I putting all my eggs in Volpes basket when Aaron
2:15:25
Judge retires or steps away from baseball?
2:15:28
Is he the guy that I'm building my roster around?
2:15:31
Is he the next captain, the next leader of this foundation of
2:15:34
players that they're going to have in the future?
2:15:37
The answer would be, as of right now, no.
2:15:40
And Jason Dominguez is not the guy either.
2:15:42
And the fact that Jason Dominguez is in front of Spencer
2:15:45
Joe. We've seen enough of Jason
2:15:47
Dominguez and what they call the Martian to say that he is a
2:15:52
second to your player at best. I don't think he's going to be a
2:15:54
star in his league. He's a switch hitter and
2:15:57
everybody thought when he came from the Dominican Republic and
2:15:59
how much the Yankees played, I'm sorry, paid internationally to
2:16:04
bring him here. I think they overpaid him and he
2:16:07
was they were overcharged for a player that really hasn't
2:16:10
developed into the player and and Florida remember him.
2:16:13
This is a guy that was a highly profile player, center fielder,
2:16:17
up, up and coming superstar for the Yankees.
2:16:20
And the guy gets hurt, can't stay healthy and never really
2:16:24
developed into the player that they thought he was going to be.
2:16:26
Now he's bounced around and with different organizations, one of
2:16:29
them the Boston Red Sox. And how is that?
2:16:32
How did that benefit the Yankees and their foundation of youth in
2:16:35
their farm system? This is a terrible, terrible
2:16:38
take by Brian Cashman. And it just tells me that Brian
2:16:42
Cashman is willing and able to just part ways with a a young
2:16:46
stud, a young bat, which by the way, the Yankees haven't brought
2:16:49
in since Aaron Judge. Think about it.
2:16:52
They're the studs. They they brought in.
2:16:55
We're all free agents, guys that were not part of the
2:16:57
organization. Bellinger is not a Yankee.
2:17:00
He came from the Dodgers organization before he jumped to
2:17:02
the Cubs. So they're bringing in free
2:17:04
agents this they're doing what the Mets are doing right now and
2:17:07
it doesn't work. You have a homegrown player,
2:17:10
first round talent that you can develop and bring them up slowly
2:17:14
but surely. He's 24 years old.
2:17:16
He's still fairly young. Why are you deciding, hey, you
2:17:19
know what, we can get another piece.
2:17:21
We can get a 1/3 baseman or we can get a a second baseman, A
2:17:26
shortstop and maybe we tatty them up and pair them up with
2:17:29
Grissom. I'm not Grissom Jazz Jism and
2:17:34
and himself and get themselves another superstar to play with
2:17:38
the Yankees. I don't know right now if the
2:17:41
Yankees actually know what they're doing and if Brian
2:17:43
Cashman is the right guy to make that decision.
2:17:46
If I was House Steinbrenner right now, I block any trades
2:17:50
for a guy, a young guy like a Spencer Jones.
2:17:53
I think Spencer Jones has the opportunity to be a star here
2:17:56
with the Yankees. The porch is built for Yankee.
2:17:59
I mean, his swing is built for the porching Yankee Stadium.
2:18:03
It doesn't make any sense. All that takes of Brian Cashman.
2:18:06
And I know obviously I wasn't here when when you guys got a
2:18:09
chance to interview Gary Phillips.
2:18:11
So I wasn't here when that happened.
2:18:13
I was in Florida. But Gary Phillips posting this
2:18:16
and and bringing this story out, it only gets me to think that is
2:18:20
this the last hurrah for Brian Cashman?
2:18:23
Is Brian Cashman going to be parting ways with the New York
2:18:27
Yankees if the Yankees fail to get themselves into the World
2:18:30
Series this year? And the probably the answer is
2:18:32
probably yes. So maybe he's willing and able
2:18:36
to move a Spencer Jones because he's trying to save his ass.
2:18:39
He's trying to save his position as the GM of the New York
2:18:42
Yankees. Or is he really trying to get
2:18:45
himself fired? Because you're not trading away
2:18:49
a piece, a young piece that everybody's been talking about.
2:18:52
We have had experts on the show. We've had guys that have are
2:18:56
scouts that have been very successful, that have scouted
2:18:59
some great players in the in the MLB that have made it to the MLB
2:19:04
and have and made it as a success, a success story as a
2:19:08
player. And now you're hearing, oh, you
2:19:10
know what, Spencer Jones, he's 24 years old.
2:19:14
Maybe we part ways, maybe we move him.
2:19:16
He's blocked. He's probably not going to see
2:19:18
the light of day this year as a New York Yankees because
2:19:21
Dominguez, Jason Dominguez is blocking him.
2:19:24
If it was Aaron Judge or if it was some other young stud that
2:19:28
was playing in the outfield that I say, Yep, he's going to be
2:19:31
blocked. There is nobody you're going to
2:19:33
tell me that Grissom Grisham or whatever the hell you call him,
2:19:37
him and and Jason Dominguez is the guys that are going to block
2:19:41
this kid. This is an absolute debacle for
2:19:44
the New York Yankees and for him to come out and and and this get
2:19:47
posted in the Daily News. If you're a Yankee fan, you
2:19:50
can't be excited to the for the future the Yankees organization,
2:19:54
especially in in their in their in their with their franchise.
2:20:00
And what is that? They're, they're young players.
2:20:03
What, what's that? The prospects?
2:20:05
Not the prospects, the farm system.
2:20:07
It would bother me if I'm, if I'm a Yankee fan, I'm looking at
2:20:10
their farm system. And, and to me, Jones has been
2:20:13
on top of their farm system for the last past two years now.
2:20:17
Lombardi has been slowly but surely moving up and it seems
2:20:20
like he's the future shortstop or second baseman or maybe even
2:20:23
third baseman of this team. But it would bother the hell out
2:20:26
of me knowing that their farm system is been always been
2:20:30
spoken about about this team. This is the guy, this is the
2:20:33
future. This is the left-handed power
2:20:35
bat that the Yankees have been building up over the last 4-5
2:20:40
years in their farm system. When they drafted him, he was 18
2:20:42
years old. He's now going to be 24, right?
2:20:45
I think he's 24 years old right now.
2:20:47
And, and you're going to you're, you're saying that he's going to
2:20:50
be blocked and there's no chance or unless he has an unbelievable
2:20:53
spring training, which only tells me if he does that they're
2:20:56
moving on from him anyways. It it's a horrible take.
2:20:59
I think if you're a Yankee fan, you can't be happy hearing this
2:21:02
story that it could, It could mean Spencer Jones getting
2:21:07
traded, maybe in spring training or before the season even
2:21:10
starts. It's a terrible, terrible take.
2:21:12
And I, I, I give a shot, I'll give a shout out to Gary
2:21:15
Phillips for him to post something like this and know
2:21:18
that there's going to be backlash maybe to him because he
2:21:21
would post something like this. But obviously Brian Cashman
2:21:24
getting all the backlash because it's, I think this is the last
2:21:28
hurrah for Brian Cashman. Yeah, it always looks bad when
2:21:31
you're throwing 2 prospects under the boss in one statement
2:21:33
too. Like Dominguez, it's obvious
2:21:35
that they didn't have a plan for him.
2:21:36
Because they wouldn't have brought Grisham back otherwise.
2:21:38
Like maybe they were had some concerns with him.
2:21:40
So they had to feel like they had to replace Grisham in that
2:21:43
center field realm. And now you're going to say that
2:21:45
he's going to play center field. Then why are you bringing
2:21:47
Grisham back? Like, first of all, Bellinger's
2:21:49
coming back. He's going to play center field.
2:21:51
And now you have a bunch of guys that can play at first base.
2:21:53
Like Bellinger should play center field most of the time
2:21:56
now. So why are you even bringing it
2:21:57
up that you're going to experiment with him in center
2:21:59
field? It's a horrible idea.
2:22:00
Grisham would be the next option to play center field.
2:22:02
He's not great there. But if Bellinger wants to, if he
2:22:05
DH as a Stanton's hurt or something like that, or if he
2:22:08
needs a day off, yeah, let him DH once in a while, let him play
2:22:10
first base and let someone else DH.
2:22:12
Like there's other options than saying, all right, we're going
2:22:15
to throw Jason Dominguez, who was bad defensively with his
2:22:18
vision in in left field as it is with because of his injuries,
2:22:21
not as much range as he did at the beginning of his career.
2:22:23
You going to put him in center field?
2:22:24
That's the first. You don't have to say that kind
2:22:26
of thing. Like you don't have to say that
2:22:28
we're going to thrust you in a role because that's a kind of
2:22:31
guy that could lose confidence. And Spencer Jones, Spencer Jones
2:22:33
has raw left-handed power that is sometimes hard to find as a
2:22:36
homegrown player, probably outside of Joey Gallo.
2:22:38
I don't I can't think of one that had like this much hype
2:22:41
coming into in the last 10 years, this much hype going into
2:22:45
his prospect thing is just a raw power perspective.
2:22:47
Obviously there's more flashy or five tool players like a Kuni
2:22:50
and guys like that. But as a raw power guy, you
2:22:53
don't have those kinds of things.
2:22:54
And now all of a sudden you're saying, oh, there's no spot for
2:22:56
him. So even if he does come up,
2:22:58
yeah, he's going to be coming up his trade bait because and then
2:23:00
you're going to toy with that and you're going to maybe get
2:23:03
less value than you want to for him because you're being too
2:23:05
cute with these prospects. Like Brian Cashman's a good eye
2:23:08
of talent as there's a reason he's been there for a while.
2:23:10
And obviously with the free agency, he's done pretty well.
2:23:13
But when you're saying these things like that and getting too
2:23:15
cute with these prospects, it's definitely not ideal.
2:23:17
And now you're really putting pressure on one of them.
2:23:19
Have to step up to make that statement look good by any
2:23:21
means. And Jones has the capability of
2:23:23
doing it. I'm a little less on Dominguez
2:23:24
now, but you're right. Errol, like Flora, always high
2:23:27
on at the time they got too cute with him.
2:23:29
Clint Frazier I wasn't as high on, but he got they got huge
2:23:31
deal with him. So right now if you look at
2:23:34
their top prospects, all right, as far as hitting prospects.
2:23:38
At #1 is George Lombard, Lombard junior, so he is the number one
2:23:44
offensive prospect the Yankees have and he's a shortstop.
2:23:47
There are stories coming out that the Yankees could move
2:23:50
Volpe to second base if they lose Jazz Chisholm or they trade
2:23:53
Jazz Chisholm sometime this season.
2:23:56
Then there's Alma Rodriguez. Cruz Spencer Jones is the third
2:24:00
best prospect on his list. He's 24 years old and he
2:24:03
probably has the most upside because Lombard is is a guy that
2:24:07
everybody expects to be a good player.
2:24:08
But again, they thought Volpe was going to be Anthony Volpe
2:24:11
was going to be a superstar player at his position at
2:24:13
shortstop. It hasn't worked out in the last
2:24:15
two seasons. He had a great rookie season.
2:24:18
He won Gold Glove his second year and then he's falling off
2:24:21
now maybe as the yips. I don't know what's going on
2:24:24
with Anthony Volpe, but I I think the Yankees are going to
2:24:27
give him another shot. If if, if you would ask me right
2:24:29
now, if you think that Lombard is going to be the guy or he's
2:24:34
he's he's an option that you're going to move to shortstop.
2:24:37
Shortstop. If Anthony Volpe has a good
2:24:40
year. You move Anthony Volpe in a
2:24:42
trade with a guy like Jason Dominguez or you move him in a
2:24:45
trade with another name, a pitcher, maybe a Clark Schmidt
2:24:49
or Will Warren, one of these young pitchers in their farm
2:24:52
system that they can move on. You don't move a Spencer Jones,
2:24:56
a left-handed power that fits the Yankee Stadium as far as
2:25:00
what we've seen over over the years with left-handed power.
2:25:02
He is he as far as what I don't care if he strikes out a million
2:25:07
times if he has 40 something home runs and he gives you 80 to
2:25:11
100 RB is every single season. That's what the Yankees need in
2:25:15
their lineup. That's what they need in Yankee
2:25:17
Stadium. 82 games in Yankee Stadium.
2:25:19
Those are the guys that you need.
2:25:21
They don't grow on trees and now all of a sudden you're saying
2:25:23
that he's being blocked that he is He doesn't as far as he's
2:25:27
concerned, fit moving forward as as part of the future of the
2:25:32
Yankees organization. That to me tells me that Brian
2:25:35
Cashman say is really putting himself out there to say well,
2:25:39
guys, fans or even GM's or I'm sorry, not GM's, owners.
2:25:44
I'm going to be free at the end of the season.
2:25:46
The Yankees are moving me. It does it does feel like he's
2:25:48
screwed up really badly Errol because they this is what he
2:25:51
said to be in the office. Remember this?
2:25:53
We're too left. Handed.
2:25:55
So that's why he doesn't want Spencer Jones.
2:25:57
That's another lefty LaGrange. He's a AA guy.
2:26:01
They think he probably not this year.
2:26:03
Dax Kilby was their was their first round pick.
2:26:05
They like him a lot as a shortstop, second base type down
2:26:09
the road. Lombard is only 20 years old and
2:26:12
I want to talk about that with with Dominguez in a second
2:26:15
because Dominguez is 2 1/2 years younger or two years younger
2:26:18
than Spencer Jones. Spencer Jones is in his age 25
2:26:21
season and hasn't made it to the major leagues yet as a minor
2:26:24
league player. That's not that's pretty old for
2:26:26
a minor league hitter. Like as a pitcher, no, but as a
2:26:28
hitter, it's a little old, right?
2:26:30
And Dominguez has already got a year of experience at 23.
2:26:34
So that that's that kind of says like Dominguez is further along
2:26:37
in his development than Jones, even though Jones might have
2:26:40
more power right now. Aaron just I guess that's what
2:26:43
they're saying. Just so you know, and just so
2:26:45
the fans know, Aaron Judge is rookie's full rookie season.
2:26:48
He was 25 years old. I understand.
2:26:50
And they said when Judge came up, he was old for a rookie.
2:26:53
That's what they said when he came up.
2:26:54
And boy, didn't change everybody's minds because.
2:26:56
He's the best player in baseball, OK, but Aaron dodges
2:26:59
once in generation. How do you know?
2:27:01
Yankees somehow. How do you strike?
2:27:03
Because his stats are better. Than anyones ever done that's.
2:27:07
Three times. In the last four years, he's had
2:27:09
better speeding. Could you bring up, could you
2:27:11
bring up Aaron Judges numbers when he came out of AAA to the
2:27:15
Yankees? I bet you they're a lot better
2:27:17
than what? I don't know.
2:27:18
About a lot better. I don't know about a lot better.
2:27:20
So here's the thing that they're going to say.
2:27:23
Spencer Jones strikes out over 33.
2:27:24
Percent of the time, and that's not something that you can do,
2:27:27
Aaron. Judge was going to strike out a
2:27:29
lot, too. He was white, but not nearly
2:27:30
that much. There's a certain level where
2:27:32
you go off a Cliff and if you. Can't get on base and you can't
2:27:36
you're. Striking out all the time,
2:27:37
you're not putting the ball in play, you're not getting the
2:27:38
RBIs, you're not moving guys over.
2:27:40
And that's why that that whole guy like the the Adam Dunn, the
2:27:43
guy that just hits, hits forty home runs and he wasn't without
2:27:47
Fields and he was an All Star. So yeah, a couple of times.
2:27:50
I'm not saying that, but Cashman, those type of players.
2:27:54
Went Jason Dominguez will never be an All Star.
2:27:56
He will never be. I don't know about that.
2:27:58
You don't know how good he's going to be.
2:28:00
I don't think he's any good numbers.
2:28:01
Say that he's going to be good. I don't think he's any good, I.
2:28:04
Really, the problem is Cashman screwed up the roster because
2:28:07
they're like, we're going. To give the qualifying offer the
2:28:10
Trent Grisham. And we're just going to get
2:28:13
corner outfielders everywhere. And we're going to, maybe we'll
2:28:17
put Cody Bellinger in center field a couple of times.
2:28:19
Maybe we'll put Aaron Judge in center field a couple of times,
2:28:21
even though he's almost 35. And they're just going to keep
2:28:25
piercing together the most important defensive position.
2:28:27
Do you have the numbers? Instead of putting Dominguez out
2:28:30
there full time and letting us see what he has?
2:28:33
Because you're not going to see this way.
2:28:35
And you're going. To trade him before you find out
2:28:37
or you're not going to value and he might ruin them, which
2:28:39
they've done to a number of guys including our Co host who's not
2:28:42
here tonight as well. All right, So Judge in the minor
2:28:45
leagues had a 276 his last year when he came up OK, when he came
2:28:50
up his last. Year so that would be 2015 two
2:28:53
84 had. 12. Homers 44.
2:28:56
RBI's and then. 2016, right before he came up in the middle
2:28:59
of the season, 19 home runs, 65 RBI's, a 270 average.
2:29:03
I'm, I'm sorry, but I, I'm going to say Spencer, look at the
2:29:06
strikeout rate though, the strikeout rate, he's about in
2:29:08
270. Four, it doesn't matter.
2:29:11
He can't. Make contact on majors.
2:29:13
You can't stay as a left-handed power hitter.
2:29:17
That's what he is go through. All sorts of baseball history,
2:29:20
if you strike out over a third of the time, you're not any
2:29:23
strike out. No one has.
2:29:25
Ever. No one has ever speedy.
2:29:26
What did he strike out? What was his?
2:29:27
What was his rate? It's going to say something like
2:29:29
2728%. That's still not good.
2:29:31
That's still not good. It was. 33 to 27 it was bad and.
2:29:35
Which is why they didn't bring him up till he's 20. 5% point 5%
2:29:40
and you're going to say, oh, that's 5%.
2:29:42
That point, whatever. Here's the thing.
2:29:44
Here's the deal here. No, it's not.
2:29:46
It really isn't in baseball. When?
2:29:48
Like 5% he's hit more. Home runs he hit more home runs
2:29:52
if he comes up this year. He had more home runs let his
2:29:56
last year with the in the minor leagues and he had more RBIs
2:29:59
than Aaron judge in his final year in the minor leagues.
2:30:02
I'm going with Spencer Jones. I'm not trading them away.
2:30:05
You want to look at statistics. You're saying that there's going
2:30:07
to be lightning striker twice yes and a guy I loved him.
2:30:10
He's going to just imagine we're going to have two Babe Ruths,
2:30:12
yes. But I don't think he's Babe
2:30:14
Ruth, but I think he's going to be a great judge's numbers are
2:30:17
Babe Ruth S Well, I'm going to tell you this.
2:30:20
This is a guy. That's going to hit 45 home
2:30:21
runs. He might even come close to 50.
2:30:23
Home runs in a season that type of.
2:30:25
Player, he's going to hit over 100 RBI.
2:30:27
So let me that type of player. I think this was 8.5 by the way,
2:30:31
for John. What is it 28 point 528.5 right
2:30:34
28. I was right.
2:30:35
Four 4%. Oh my God.
2:30:36
But I'm just telling you, nobody stays in the league over.
2:30:38
That's fine. And you want to know.
2:30:40
Something I'm going to tell you this.
2:30:41
Right now this guy looked like a.
2:30:43
An absolute stud in spring training.
2:30:45
Last year I would give him a chance.
2:30:47
I just think they screwed up the complete roster construction to
2:30:51
me, Adam. Dunn was a very effective
2:30:54
player. It was a like a Gold Glover or
2:30:56
like fringe Gold Glover. A couple of times he gets on
2:30:59
base because he walks or strikes out or hits bombs.
2:31:03
I like guys that get on base and walks as good as a hit.
2:31:05
We learned that in the Moneyball movie.
2:31:07
The problem is this roster construction of Cashman is
2:31:10
stupid and they don't have the like.
2:31:13
Jazz is on the last year of his deal in my opinion.
2:31:16
Trade one. You're not trading Grisham,
2:31:18
you're not trading Bellinger. You just signed.
2:31:20
So it's either Dominguez or Jones and you got to choose the
2:31:23
right one because if they choose the wrong one, man, is it going
2:31:26
to look really bad for Cashman after they need to keep Jones.
2:31:29
I'm telling you right now, I've been saying this over and over
2:31:33
and over and. Over again, they moved.
2:31:36
This is this is going to be his room nation.
2:31:39
He's done. Because I'm telling you right
2:31:41
now, Spencer Jones goes wherever he goes, he's going to be a star
2:31:44
in this league. I'm telling you right now, mark
2:31:46
my words, this kid is going to be a star in his league.
2:31:48
I've been saying it since he was drafted by the New York Yankees.
2:31:52
I don't care if he hits he he strikes out four or 3 1/2% more
2:31:56
than Aaron Judge. This guy has better numbers than
2:31:59
Aaron Judge did in AAA. If he gets called up this year,
2:32:03
his numbers are absolutely better than Aaron Judges.
2:32:06
And I'm not saying you can hit lightning a bottle, but if you
2:32:09
can get this kid to hit 250 in the major leagues and he's going
2:32:13
to give you 45 to 50 home runs and he's going to give you a
2:32:17
hundred 115 RPI's. Those guys don't grow on trees.
2:32:21
That's Ryan Howard number. So they don't grow on trees.
2:32:24
You don't just oh, I just don't want him anymore or, or he's
2:32:27
blocked by. The Martian who's?
2:32:29
Done nothing. Nothing.
2:32:31
He's been in the league for 2 1/2 years.
2:32:33
He can't stay healthy. I don't.
2:32:35
I'm telling you right now, you trade Jason Dominguez and you
2:32:39
give this kid a shot and what's going to happen is he's going to
2:32:42
be in spring training. He's going to he's going to have
2:32:45
another good spring training and the Yankees are going to move
2:32:47
them. They're going to send them away
2:32:48
to one of these teams that are going to get an opportunity like
2:32:52
the Giants or somebody of that magnitude.
2:32:54
And they're going to get themselves a stud, an absolute
2:32:57
stud, young guy that wants to play baseball in the majors.
2:33:01
I don't care if he's 25. That doesn't mean anything to
2:33:04
me. Aaron Judge came into league at
2:33:06
25. There's a lot of great players
2:33:08
that came later in their, I'm kidding in a 27.
2:33:11
They they come in later in their careers in their studs.
2:33:14
This kid is a stud and the. Fact that they're blocking him.
2:33:17
And he has not played one game in the major leagues yet.
2:33:20
Tells me that the Brian Cashman has lost his touch.
2:33:24
Honestly, I believe Job is right about this.
2:33:27
He is absolutely right about Brian Cashman.
2:33:31
Now, Brian Cashman coming out and saying that he's going to
2:33:33
block this kid from coming up to the major leagues because of
2:33:37
Grisham, who's been a journeyman that nobody gives a crap about,
2:33:41
and and Dominguez, who's been in a league for 2 1/2 years as
2:33:45
switch hitter, that he's up and down.
2:33:47
He can't stay healthy. That's what you're gonna sell to
2:33:50
the Yankee fan. Get out of here.
2:33:52
You even have a true answer at first base.
2:33:53
Like Goldschmidt was a sweat specialist, Rice and Wells had
2:33:56
good flashes, but is there even enough consistent?
2:33:59
Flashes This is horrible. This is a horrible thought that
2:34:02
as a Yankee fan you know that probably your best prospects
2:34:06
since. Aaron Judge is could could be
2:34:08
traded before before the trade deadline or maybe before the
2:34:12
season even starts. That's scary Yankee fans, if you
2:34:17
are, if you really understand baseball and you understand what
2:34:21
this organization has had problems doing and that's
2:34:24
bringing up young power hitters. The last one since since they
2:34:31
brought up right outside of Aaron Judge.
2:34:33
Could you name the last power hitter that came up from the
2:34:36
Yankees farm system? Could you remember?
2:34:39
Does anybody remember Greg Bird was not a power hitter?
2:34:43
For what? For a year and a half hour?
2:34:44
It wasn't to me. It was never a power hitter.
2:34:47
I don't care what. That is year and a half of.
2:34:48
Great. He's the first baseman that
2:34:49
choked. I never.
2:34:50
I never liked Greg. Bird I I disagree.
2:34:53
I don't think I just put. Problems and he never.
2:34:55
Never thought could you name the last guy because I can remember
2:34:59
one guy, one guy who they. By the way, they traded for for
2:35:02
another. Guy, it came up in the 90s.
2:35:04
I couldn't tell you in this system.
2:35:06
Bernie Williams, Bernie Williams.
2:35:08
Bernie wasn't a power hitter. He like 20 home runs a year.
2:35:11
But he was a 30 hitter for a. Center fielder, That's a.
2:35:15
Lot of well, I mean it's better than average for sure, but
2:35:18
Bernie was like the. Thing that kills me about Bernie
2:35:20
is he was a good fielder in the. Beginning of his career didn't
2:35:23
have much of an arm I guess at the second-half of his career
2:35:25
and the range went down. I'm pretty sure Bernie Williams
2:35:28
had over 300 home runs. He he was like a 20.
2:35:31
I don't I don't know if he did. He had 2020 to 25.
2:35:34
A year. He was that kind of guy, and he
2:35:36
was. A three, he had like 33287.
2:35:39
He had almost 300 home runs. So if he played what, 15 years
2:35:42
times 20? That's like that's like 300.
2:35:45
Right there. So the guy was all over it.
2:35:47
He was a great. Player I love Bernie Williams.
2:35:49
I have his autograph on a hat. That guy's the best You looking
2:35:52
at the you looking at the Yankees farm system over the
2:35:54
past over the last 40 years, they haven't had really a.
2:35:58
Power hitter come up as good as Aaron George or even this kid,
2:36:02
and now you're going to part ways with this kid, a
2:36:05
left-handed power in Yankee Stadium in a short porch where
2:36:09
this kid could Jack up 4550 home runs in a season.
2:36:13
And you're going to say, well, we're blocking this kid because
2:36:16
he doesn't fit right now on this roster.
2:36:19
What are you nuts? This is a horrible take.
2:36:23
Horrible. By the way, shout out to one of
2:36:25
our new fans of Christopher Sewell in the comments section.
2:36:27
He asked is it possible next year that we see Judge at 1st
2:36:30
and both Jones and. Dominguez in the outfield?
2:36:32
No, I would see Bellinger at first because he's played there
2:36:35
first. You know, like I think him and
2:36:37
Rice and Goldschmidt are going to.
2:36:39
Be in some kind of weird rotation and since they signed
2:36:42
Bellinger, I'm assuming the plan is for him to eventually be the
2:36:45
first base rotation with Rice and Rice gets off a catcher
2:36:49
eventually. I just don't know if they have a
2:36:51
catcher on the roster because I don't trust Wells really yet.
2:36:53
I would move. That's the problem.
2:36:55
I would move Austin Wells, especially at the trade
2:36:58
deadline, if somebody's looking for a catcher who could play
2:37:01
first. Base because I would move Rice
2:37:03
as your everyday catcher. Now I know Rice has had knee
2:37:07
problems in the past, so is Wells, but Rice to me is the
2:37:10
better the better of the the hitters the guy hits for his on
2:37:14
base percentage is way better than Wells and the guy has a
2:37:17
better swing than Austin Wells. I would keep Rice.
2:37:20
I would move Austin Wells. If you're going to bring in
2:37:23
another pitcher, you're going to bring in another, you know, bat.
2:37:26
I would move Austin Wells if you're trading Grissom and I
2:37:30
would trade Dominguez. I would not move Spencer Jones.
2:37:34
That is all. That is just horrible.
2:37:36
I I just and watch, I'm telling you guys, Yankee fans, remember
2:37:39
I said this because I'm not wrong on my Yankee Mickey takes.
2:37:42
I'm I'm really never usually wrong about this.
2:37:46
Spencer Jones is the real deal. I'm telling you guys this speed.
2:37:49
How long have I been saying how long I haven't been saying this
2:37:52
kid? I've been saying that this kid
2:37:53
is the guy. And and if they're looking for a
2:37:55
guy that's going to take over for Aaron Judge in the future,
2:37:58
that is the guy that is the guy a powered left-handed hitter who
2:38:03
can do things. And by the way, also could play
2:38:06
multiple positions in on the field.
2:38:08
He could play first base and he could play on any position on
2:38:11
the outfield. He's he's that fast.
2:38:13
He's very fast. He could play center field, he's
2:38:16
long. He could play right and left
2:38:17
field. He is he could play, he could be
2:38:20
a 512 player and he could steal bases too.
2:38:22
So for Yankee fans to if I was, if I was all over the blocks,
2:38:28
I'm attacking this. I am absolutely killing Brian
2:38:31
Cashman and reaching out to Gary, Gary Phillips and telling
2:38:35
him to post this crap and post that crap because as a Yankee
2:38:38
fan, I'm pissed off on this take.
2:38:41
I and I, I know Yankee fans like Jason Dominguez.
2:38:43
What do you like about him? What is the thing that sticks
2:38:47
out about Jason Dominguez that you have this love fetish for
2:38:51
him? What is his numbers?
2:38:53
What has been his numbers in the 2 1/2 years he's been in the
2:38:56
league? Please give me his numbers
2:38:58
because to me, there is nothing. I watched the Yankees
2:39:01
religiously. I go to Yankee games this past
2:39:03
year. I didn't, but I usually go to 5
2:39:05
to 6 Yankee games. I, I watch them, I, I understand
2:39:09
what it takes to be a star in this league.
2:39:11
I don't care if he's a switch hitter.
2:39:12
I to me it means nothing. I, and again, he, he hits well
2:39:17
against the Boston Red Sox, he hits well against Houston, and
2:39:19
then he hits really bad against Kansas City.
2:39:22
He hits really bad against the teams that he should be hitting
2:39:24
against. What is his number 248 for his
2:39:27
career? He's got 16 home runs 58 and how
2:39:30
many years? About 3.
2:39:32
He came up late. He.
2:39:32
Came up actually more like 2. How many RBIs he came up 58 He
2:39:36
it's actually. More like 2.
2:39:37
Years. He came up late in 20, three, 2
2:39:39
1/2 years, yeah. Sixteen home runs, 58 RBIs, 327
2:39:42
on base percentage and 29 steals.
2:39:44
And what did he do in what? Did he do in AAA?
2:39:47
Bring up his AAA numbers and compare him to Spencer Jones.
2:39:51
Because I'm going to tell you this right now, his numbers are
2:39:53
nowhere close to Spencer Jones. But Errol, the point is like he
2:39:56
doesn't really in. AAA because.
2:39:58
He was fast tracked as a kid. Oh, he's 19 years old.
2:40:01
He was he. Was in trouble.
2:40:02
He was in AAA. He was, he was.
2:40:05
There is a 20 year old Darrell like look at this.
2:40:08
Look at his age 20/21/22 He was a rookie last.
2:40:11
Year. I know how old he is, yeah.
2:40:13
227447 home runs, 189 RBIs, 102 steals.
2:40:18
And it's all Korean. How many?
2:40:20
In 4 minor league seasons, that's not good.
2:40:22
In 4 minor leagues, that's not good, guys.
2:40:24
That's not good. All right, look.
2:40:26
He hasn't done. It yet but you know, look.
2:40:29
He's. Are you?
2:40:30
Selling me? Are you selling me Jason
2:40:32
Dominguez? Over Spencer Jones,
2:40:33
theoretically if you're over 700 OPS at age of 22.
2:40:37
You're very good, you're going to be a very good player and
2:40:40
that's. How it is and they're they're
2:40:41
always going to do this because they have more controllable
2:40:44
years Errol of a young guy than a guy like Spencer Jones.
2:40:47
They just do. So why would you get rid of
2:40:50
Dominguez when you can control him longer, pay him less, and
2:40:54
then you could trade Jones and get just as much for him as you
2:40:57
can for Dominguez? All right, so I'm going to tell
2:40:59
you this. I'm going to tell you this
2:41:00
because I I'm going to prove you to be wrong on this one.
2:41:03
If the Yankees trade. Spencer Jones and he turns into
2:41:06
a star. I'm going to come back and I'm
2:41:08
going to tell all you guys, all the people that think that Jason
2:41:11
Dominguez is anything special. And I'm going to say you guys
2:41:14
are idiots because I'm telling you right now, Jason Dominguez
2:41:18
is not better than Spencer Jones.
2:41:20
I'm telling you right now, he's not.
2:41:21
I've watched enough of Jason Dominguez and here's another
2:41:24
thing. Jason Dominguez never stays
2:41:26
healthy. He doesn't stay healthy.
2:41:30
I'm taking the guy that has a unique bodybuild, 6 foot 8 and
2:41:34
that's naturally what people are looking at now.
2:41:37
Look at the kid that's right now playing for the Nationals.
2:41:39
Look at the his body structure and what he is as a player, 6
2:41:43
foot 8 power hitter. And he came up we, we see what
2:41:47
he is in the in the major major leagues right now in the MLB.
2:41:50
I'm telling you right now, this is this is horrible.
2:41:52
I, I, I, I would if I was running this team or if I'm the,
2:41:57
if I was owning the team, I'd fire Brian Cashman for just give
2:42:00
me that. Giving that take to Gary
2:42:02
Phillips. It's a horrible take and and to
2:42:05
me seeing what Spencer Jones did this year and looking at his
2:42:09
numbers and comparing them to Jason Dominguez in his time over
2:42:13
there in the minors, I am taking Spencer Jones in a heartbeat
2:42:18
over Jason Speed. Am I wrong am I wrong?
2:42:20
I like his raw power with Jones and it's hard to find with a
2:42:22
lefty too, so I'm willing to give him a chance as well.
2:42:26
You block him. You.
2:42:27
Block him for the garbage that you have.
2:42:29
The blocking is so dumb, but that's but that's Cashman for
2:42:32
you. He's still.
2:42:32
There, after that many years, no, no one else stays.
2:42:35
With a job that long in Major League sports and it's still
2:42:39
good. And what if you're if you're
2:42:40
Spencer Jones right now, how would you feel seeing Brian
2:42:45
Cashman your GM? Come out and say that he's
2:42:47
blocked because of a journeyman that you brought in and Grisham,
2:42:52
who nobody gives a crap about, Yankee fans could care less
2:42:55
about and Jason Dominguez, who can't stay on a baseball field.
2:43:00
Great, great take I, I, I love you.
2:43:04
I love you. Thank you, Brian, for making me
2:43:06
even more sicker to my stomach. It it's horrible.
2:43:09
It's a horrible take. And I think the Yankees are
2:43:11
making a terrible, terrible mistake.
2:43:14
All right, ladies and gentlemen, we call this Speedy's 6 Pack of
2:43:18
the Week. Let's have a sixer.
2:43:21
Hey, who wants to play? Drink the beer.
2:43:23
It's. Time for the Speedy 6 pack of
2:43:25
the week. This On a side note, you do.
2:43:30
Have 7 beers in that photo. Yeah, one, one for extra
2:43:34
emphasis, Speedy. The six pack coming at you
2:43:38
speedy we're. Going to go to.
2:43:39
Milan, give us 65 and four. I'm going to busy on for you
2:43:45
right now because this is the Olympic edition of the six pack.
2:43:49
I guess there's 5 Olympic. Rings so it does average out.
2:43:51
So 12 / 2 is 6. I guess it all works out all
2:43:54
right. So the first three are all
2:43:55
hockey. Well, we'll start with.
2:43:56
The US and Canada, they both finish in a #1 and #2 in Olympic
2:43:59
group play record as well for Conor McDavid, 9 points already,
2:44:04
which is already the Olympic record, not even including the
2:44:07
knockout stages, breaking Sydney's Sidney Crosby's record
2:44:09
in Vancouver and Austin Matthews leading the way for the United
2:44:12
States with the last game with the two goals in that one.
2:44:15
So that's the that's the first time finally scoring goals
2:44:18
finally. So that's number six, number
2:44:19
five, as is the women. They're both dominant as well,
2:44:22
both of them finishing undefeated.
2:44:23
USAA. 31 to one goal differential in that one and
2:44:28
five straight shutout clue for goalie Aaron Frankel and US five
2:44:32
different players with seven or more points.
2:44:34
Caroline Harvey leading the way with 9.
2:44:35
And then the one you brought to me Fish at #4 The only
2:44:39
unfortunate injury with coming with NHL players playing in the
2:44:42
United States. Kevin Fiala will likely be out
2:44:44
for the season. The after the Kings just trade
2:44:46
for Artemi Panera and one of their other top scorers is out
2:44:49
for the year playing for for team Switzerland suffered a very
2:44:53
gruesome leg injury. So he will be out the rest of
2:44:55
the season unfortunately. Tom Wilson, shocker causing an
2:45:00
injury. Errol, what do you got?
2:45:04
On Fiala. Getting going down with that
2:45:07
injury. In the Olympics, which one?
2:45:10
What are we talking? The Kings?
2:45:13
The Kings forward #2 scorer on the team.
2:45:16
Before they got Pinaron, OH. Man, I don't know.
2:45:21
You hope nobody gets hurt in the Olympics.
2:45:23
You don't. Want to see somebody get hurt in
2:45:25
the Olympics? And you lose him for the NHL
2:45:27
season. So I don't know, man, yet, you
2:45:32
know, we saw this, we're seeing this in baseball with like the
2:45:35
WBC. They're not letting people
2:45:37
compete. In it for the insurance, it's
2:45:40
kind of curious how hockey they don't have to worry about the
2:45:42
same things because you would imagine it's a lot more
2:45:44
dangerous to play hockey than it is to play baseball.
2:45:47
You don't want to see, you don't want to see somebody go down and
2:45:50
they're they're playing for their country and they're not,
2:45:53
they're doing for. Just to to, to see your stars
2:45:57
and stripes or whatever your flag get raised up if you win
2:46:00
this Olympic. And I know winning a gold medal
2:46:03
is special. Winning any kind of medal is
2:46:05
special. But you're playing for an
2:46:08
organization that's paying you millions and millions of dollars
2:46:10
and you go down and you could be out a significant amount of time
2:46:13
that could cost your team making the playoffs or cost your team
2:46:17
even losing in the playoffs or not even getting an opportunity
2:46:21
to compete in the playoffs. That's, that's a bad sign.
2:46:24
It's a horrible thing to say. Fish.
2:46:26
I I also saw something too. I think there were a lot of,
2:46:28
there were only like 4 total Olympic athletes that combined
2:46:31
with their earnings and their insurance and everything
2:46:33
they're. Getting or making over
2:46:34
$1,000,000 and only one of them was American so it definitely
2:46:37
had bad bad luck for the the IOC to have to fix as well.
2:46:40
They've been pretty corrupt for a while.
2:46:42
We've had issues with FIFA in the past, but they're not
2:46:44
definitely not helping the cause either.
2:46:47
All right Speedy, give us 3 and #3 and #2.
2:46:49
All right, so #3 I'm going to keep it individually because the
2:46:51
last two are the same sport and figure.
2:46:53
Skating. So I'm going to go to Michaela
2:46:55
Schifrin the most. Well-rounded Olympian ever when
2:46:59
it comes to downhill skiing. 15 World Championships, tied for
2:47:01
the most for USA gold medals with four or total medals with
2:47:03
four, but has not meddled yet so far in these games. 30 years
2:47:07
old. We talked about with Lindsey
2:47:08
Vonn last week. Is there going to be a bit of a
2:47:10
decline? She has one event left.
2:47:12
She'll win, she'll win. You have to believe she's going
2:47:16
to win one of these, one of these events.
2:47:18
And she's going to get that. Gold medal, she's one of the
2:47:21
best skiers to ever come out of here and, and she's I, I
2:47:24
remember 4 years ago what, what she did four years ago and
2:47:27
winning all those medals. So I expect her to find a way
2:47:30
and get that gold medal and she's got one more opportunity
2:47:33
to do that. I think she's going to get it.
2:47:35
Yeah, she just broke a record too last year as well at the
2:47:37
World Championships and this was coming off at 2024.
2:47:39
She had that bad injury and she won even two more.
2:47:42
World Championships than that I kind of anyone kind of with you
2:47:44
on that fish. Any thoughts before we move on
2:47:46
to the figure skating? No, all I know is that I can't
2:47:50
ski. For my life.
2:47:51
Every time I watch them do it, I'm amazed that they.
2:47:54
Don't get seriously injured. And then when they do get
2:47:56
seriously injured, like we saw with Lindsey Vonn last week, I
2:47:59
just go, yeah, that's why I'm never going to do that one.
2:48:02
All right, so the last, the last two, number two and #1 are both
2:48:04
in figure skating for completely different purposes.
2:48:06
Errol and I watched it on Friday.
2:48:08
The quad God after powering his way for the US to win gold
2:48:12
teams, then he has does not do as well in the individual
2:48:15
finishing in eighth had one really bad fall.
2:48:16
He had one really bad jump even in the beginning of that.
2:48:19
And so he does not meddle. Disappointing.
2:48:21
They're at #2 and the number one is the biggest story Errol and I
2:48:23
was talking about on Friday to the potential scandal that could
2:48:27
be involved in the the pair's event with with Matt scandal.
2:48:31
You know, it's a scandal. Oh yeah.
2:48:33
Madison Chalk and Evan Bates potentially robbed.
2:48:36
So I'll put it bring up some numbers for this.
2:48:38
For the so the French judge. That were involved was involved
2:48:40
in this 7.71 points higher for the French, which no other
2:48:47
track, no other judge had more than three at any difference in
2:48:50
the differential. 5 out of nine preferred the US over the
2:48:54
France. This judge.
2:48:55
By the way, Jezebel Dubois has also done French, not the
2:48:58
France. The French have also done this
2:49:00
French five other international events, according to the site.
2:49:04
Roll it off the tongue. Roll it.
2:49:05
Off the tongue skating scores the French.
2:49:09
Roll it off the top the French. So.
2:49:13
A lot of a lot of scandalous. Stuff going on in the world of
2:49:16
figure skating there so. Thoughts on those?
2:49:18
2 with the. Quad God.
2:49:19
And then with the scandal, I'm going to tell you this right
2:49:21
now. That was horrible.
2:49:23
And, and, and the kids 21 years old.
2:49:25
He believes he's going to be in at least two more Olympics.
2:49:27
Maybe 3. He wants to compete as long as
2:49:30
he possibly can and win as many medals as he possibly can.
2:49:34
But he came out a gold winner really early in the Olympics
2:49:38
with the team and he, he got a gold medal and he wasn't even
2:49:41
going to do the, the final, you know, his final program.
2:49:44
But they needed him to do that for them to win the gold medal.
2:49:47
And he did that and they won the gold medal and then just
2:49:49
completely come up short. I mean, really short in 8th
2:49:52
place didn't even win a bronze. He was expected to win the gold.
2:49:55
He's the best skater to come out, not only in the United
2:50:00
States in the world. He's he, he does like 7 quads in
2:50:04
his long program and he fell twice.
2:50:06
It was horrible to watch. I, I got to give the kid a lot
2:50:09
of credit, even after all, after everything that happened to go
2:50:12
over there and speak to the broadcaster, the anchor and give
2:50:16
him his take and say that it just this, you know, I've, I've
2:50:19
done it in so many places. I've done it in front of so many
2:50:21
people. But the Olympics are different.
2:50:23
And I choked and I'll be back in four years and I'm going to fix,
2:50:27
I'm going to fix what I, what I done.
2:50:29
So I it was good to hear as far as the, the ice dancing, that
2:50:34
was horrible, horrible. And I not only I feel bad for
2:50:39
the. The Americans.
2:50:41
Because this was their final Olympics, this was their chance
2:50:44
to win gold and bring gold home again, and now they end their
2:50:47
careers with a silver win. They had by far the hardest
2:50:50
program out of all the teams that were competing by by a long
2:50:54
margin. And to see them get screwed by
2:50:57
the French, why am I not surprised?
2:51:00
Why am I not surprised? One more bonus nugget on that
2:51:05
too. There's been since 2002 eight
2:51:08
other rulings like that of by in.
2:51:10
Scoring three of them were by French judges as well, so they
2:51:13
even have a history even before this guy too of manipulating.
2:51:16
Apparently there's also a Spanish judge that's also under
2:51:19
a similar investigation too for rigging some of the scores
2:51:22
against the US as well. Obviously their skater.
2:51:24
I just wasn't even competing in that too.
2:51:26
So a lot of fishy stuff bark there, bark, bark.
2:51:29
So historically, like it always was, like the French figure
2:51:33
skating judge was going to screw.
2:51:34
You like that was the thing I. Remember when I was growing up,
2:51:37
my mother would always be like, oh, the French watch out, the
2:51:39
French judge is coming for us. Or be like the Soviet judge
2:51:42
because you know, the Soviets back in the Cold War days, we're
2:51:45
going to try to to lean it out towards them.
2:51:47
I think one of those guys got suspended for life too, Like I'm
2:51:50
sure they did. And you know, I'm like, Russia
2:51:52
was banned for years and stuff, so.
2:51:54
Like obviously these things happen.
2:51:57
And they obviously got screwed. Everyone knows they got screwed.
2:51:59
They're not fighting it though, Errol, they decided not to fight
2:52:02
it. They're just going to say we
2:52:04
know we won. Whatever it is what it is.
2:52:06
You got to give them credit. As far as the the Ilya Milanin
2:52:10
kid, I saw that first skate where he clinched the gold for
2:52:13
USA and. The team.
2:52:14
Won. He did this like front flip.
2:52:16
I've never seen anyone do that on skates before.
2:52:19
It was like A1 legged, like forwards flip.
2:52:21
Like I couldn't even describe it to you.
2:52:23
I just know I'd never seen anyone do that before, not in a
2:52:26
program. But after they retire and they,
2:52:28
they do these like dance, you know, these dance things with
2:52:31
Disney. And stuff like that.
2:52:32
I've seen a lot of you know, ex, you know, skaters do it, but
2:52:36
I've never seen it in competition.
2:52:38
So it was pretty he just like threw it in after a bunch of
2:52:41
like crazy ass moves. So like power to that guy.
2:52:43
I hope we'll see him next time in a few.
2:52:46
Years getting those championships and that's the six
2:52:49
pack for this week. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
2:52:52
when we come back, we got in like fill.
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ESP NS. Adam Schefter on Sunday was news
2:53:18
that Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks have found their next
2:53:21
offensive coordinator and former 49ers assistant coach Brian
2:53:25
Flurry. Flurry with San Francisco's
2:53:28
tight ends coach and run game coordinator in 2025 and has been
2:53:31
with the Kyle Shanahan franchise since 2019 in various roles.
2:53:36
This ends a quick search by the Seahawks that include to the
2:53:39
internal candidates but ended up going with an outside choice in
2:53:42
Flurry to replace the outgoing Clint Kubiak who parlayed his
2:53:46
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2:53:51
run a similar system to Kubiak as they are both from the
2:53:55
Shanahan West Coast style of offense which was a goal of
2:53:58
McDonald in his coaching search. With those familiar with the
2:54:00
hiring process, the Seahawks will now look to repeat as
2:54:04
champions with a young squad that should have almost all
2:54:07
their major pieces back next season.
2:54:09
And in what is perhaps a sign of the times, Kansas State fired
2:54:13
their head coach Jerome Tang. Now Kansas State has struggled
2:54:16
this year and hasn't been to dance in a few seasons, but that
2:54:19
is not the reason Tang was fired.
2:54:21
Tang made himself viral last week after blasting his own
2:54:24
players in what has turned out to be a self defeating tirade
2:54:27
for the now former coach of the Wildcats.
2:54:29
These dudes do not deserve to wear this uniform.
2:54:33
There will be very few of them in it next year, he added.
2:54:36
They don't love this place, so they don't deserve to be here.
2:54:40
He cut his press conference short, taking only a couple of
2:54:42
questions, according to Awful Announcings Sam Newman.
2:54:45
This type of tough talk coaching kind of comes up, kind of rubs
2:54:51
against people in today's game, the way the college game is, the
2:54:54
way the kids are, especially with the transfer portal going
2:54:57
from school to school. Apparently guys like Tang are
2:54:59
really just victims of the changes of the game because you
2:55:03
can't coach kids tough anymore. Well, I'm part of the
2:55:05
interruption. Wilbon and Kornheiser also
2:55:08
killed Tang, and apparently that is part of what the school is
2:55:12
now using to try to not pay Tang any of his buyout.
2:55:17
So of course the school is trying to get out of this.
2:55:19
Whether you agree with Coach Tang's tirade or not, him giving
2:55:23
a tirade might not have been embarrassment to the university
2:55:27
enough to get out of the $18.67 million buyout at stake here.
2:55:33
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2:55:36
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No, Jabba tonight. He's in Kansas City hanging out.
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Well, he's not hanging out. He's he's supporting his son
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who's pitching tonight by getting a chance to show
2:57:03
everybody why he's one of the best young talented pitchers out
2:57:06
there. Could be a first.
2:57:08
I don't know about first round. I don't know.
2:57:09
But he is going to be possibly a Division One pitcher.
2:57:14
So we're we're rooting for Cart. We're expecting Cart to get out
2:57:17
there and then do what he does best and that's completely
2:57:20
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2:57:23
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2:57:27
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2:57:32
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2:58:03
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We found out he's a Giant fan. So it's it's like all you 3
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2:58:15
Anyways, yeah, and thank you to him and it's been a great one.
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We wish Jabba was here. Shout out to the chambers as
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2:58:24
we call this in like Flint. Welcome to go, my lady.
2:58:28
I've often heard that you'd give me a warm welcome if ever we met
2:58:30
again. In like flan flan flan.
2:58:37
So we went to the break and I was thinking, ladies and
2:58:40
gentlemen, where do I? Go with in like Flint today my
2:58:43
list. And I asked speedy, I said, did
2:58:46
we ever go the greatest Yankees of all time Yankee fans?
2:58:51
That's what we're doing. We just talked about Brino.
2:58:55
We're definitely not putting Brian Cashman as a top ten
2:58:58
anything of all time after what we just heard Spencer Jones
2:59:02
being blocked. So I'm not giving him that
2:59:06
anyways. So I I was looking at different,
2:59:10
different ratings. And.
2:59:12
And, and different charts and, and where the way they set this
2:59:15
up, I, I picked yardbarker.com. They seem like a very popular
2:59:21
company of popular website. So they have their top 25
2:59:26
Yankees of all time. So at #10 they have Red Ruffing.
2:59:32
Now I was not alive when Red Ruffing was playing, but Once
2:59:35
Upon a time there was a pitcher who began his career with the
2:59:39
Red Sox, another Yankee, and was traded to the New York Yankees.
2:59:42
Then a few years after that, it was Baby Ruth, Red Roofing.
2:59:48
You know, he's a very good player, very good pitcher, very
2:59:51
impressive pitcher. Average about 6 1/2 strikeouts a
2:59:54
game. They put him at #10 What are
2:59:57
they on drugs? I am putting at #10 for the New
3:00:00
York Yankees, and I don't care what anybody says at #10 I'm
3:00:05
putting Bernie Williams. Bernie Williams was a great
3:00:08
clutch hitter. Right.
3:00:10
Really one of the best hitters in history in the playoffs.
3:00:13
And when you look at players and you look at consistency, this
3:00:17
man was as consistent as anybody.
3:00:19
This guy was a great center fielder.
3:00:21
He was a Yankee for life. He never went anywhere else.
3:00:24
Red Roofing wasn't even a Yankee his whole career.
3:00:27
He was a Red Sox. So I'm going at #10 the 1:00 we
3:00:32
call Bernie at #9 they've got Alex Rodriguez.
3:00:37
You put Alex Rodriguez at 9:00, one of the greatest hitters of
3:00:41
all time. That's where you put Alex
3:00:42
Rodriguez. You're on drugs.
3:00:44
I don't put Alex there. So you know where I put at #9
3:00:49
I'm going to put at #9 the 1:00. We call Whitey Whitey Ford at
3:00:56
number 91 of the greatest pitchers the Yankees have ever
3:00:59
had. Some people say that he was the
3:01:01
chairman of the board. My grandfather hit two home runs
3:01:03
against Whitey Ford. He was a great, great pitcher,
3:01:06
stood out and was really a Yankee his whole career.
3:01:10
He was a Yankee his whole career.
3:01:12
And, and you could argue he was the greatest Yankee pitcher of
3:01:15
all time. So I'm going to put at #9 the
3:01:19
White Star, Whitey Ford, at #8 they got Mariano Rivera.
3:01:25
Come on, dude, what do you these guys are nuts.
3:01:28
So at number. 8. I'm putting Derek Jeter.
3:01:35
Derek Jeter is a great shortstop, one of the greatest
3:01:37
shortstops of all time. I know a lot of Yankee fans
3:01:40
would disagree with me, but the one thing about Derek Jeter is
3:01:43
there were a lot of great players in front of him that I
3:01:46
would take over him. He was a long lasting Yankee, no
3:01:49
question. Special at in his own right.
3:01:52
And and again, the best shortstop to ever play for the
3:01:55
New York Yankees. I mean, Willie Randos was pretty
3:01:57
good too. So, but I'm going to go Derek
3:02:01
Jeter at 8 at #7 they had the white stir Whitey Ford.
3:02:08
I completely disagree. At #7 I'm going to put the
3:02:13
Yokster Yogi Berra at #7 one of the greatest accomplished
3:02:18
catchers to ever play the game. Definitely one of the greatest
3:02:22
winners. I mean, he's won how many rings,
3:02:24
11? I mean, this guy has a ring for
3:02:26
every other finger, and I mean every finger and an extra 1.
3:02:30
I mean the great. He was a great consistent
3:02:32
catcher. I hit in the clutch and, and
3:02:35
obviously play for all those great Yankee teams with Mickey
3:02:38
Mantle and and all the talented players that they had.
3:02:41
So I put him at #7 At number six, they have Yogi Berra.
3:02:46
At number six. I have Mariano Rivera, the
3:02:51
greatest closer to ever pitch by far.
3:02:54
I don't think there's any comparison.
3:02:56
I mean, he was lights out. He was almost perfect.
3:02:58
His ERA in the playoffs was like a 0.62 or some crazy number like
3:03:04
that. The guy was a part of all those
3:03:06
great championships and really stood for one of the nicest, one
3:03:12
of the more kindest personalities on and off the
3:03:15
field. So at #6 Mariano Rivera, at #5
3:03:20
they got Derek Jeter begged to differ on that, ladies and
3:03:23
gentlemen. At #5 And I know people are
3:03:26
going to think I'm crazy. Thurman Munson #5 I believe the
3:03:32
greatest catcher, the greatest catcher of the the 70s and 80s
3:03:38
didn't have a obviously didn't play as long as we expected
3:03:41
because he passed away in a plane accident.
3:03:43
This guy could have gone down as maybe the greatest catcher of
3:03:47
all time. Power numbers, great leader,
3:03:50
mean and and he stood for everything for the New York
3:03:53
Yankees. So I #5 the therm baby Thurman
3:03:57
Munson at #4 they got Joe DI disagree, ladies and gentlemen,
3:04:05
at #4 I actually, no, I'm, I'm at #4 I have Lou Gehrig the, the
3:04:15
man they called the horse the everything.
3:04:18
And, and by the way, the Iron horse who had played 3000 games
3:04:22
in a row played, played consistent, one of the most
3:04:26
consistent hitters played with Babe Ruth.
3:04:28
Those teams were sensational. One of the nicest people, one of
3:04:33
the, one of the guys that stood out when you wanted to be like
3:04:36
or compared to like somebody. It was Lou Gehrig.
3:04:39
And Lou Gehrig was the iron horse and eventually built a
3:04:43
very good relationship with Babe Ruth.
3:04:45
So I would put Louie Lou over there at 4:00 at #3 Ladies and
3:04:52
gentlemen, I am going to go with the one we call DiMaggio.
3:04:57
They had Mickey Mantle. I disagree with him.
3:04:59
Joe DiMaggio, 56 game hitting streak, probably will never be
3:05:03
broken. It's come close, but never been
3:05:06
broken. This guy was an MVP, three time
3:05:08
MVP slugging, one of the best sluggers and at the prime of his
3:05:13
career, one of the best leaders obviously was married to Marilyn
3:05:18
Monroe, fought for our country, was a big face and and really
3:05:23
was the face of the New York Yankees in the, you know, after
3:05:27
the Babe Ruth era. So Joe D at #3 at #2 the 1:00 we
3:05:34
call the Mick, I think one of the best power switch hitted
3:05:39
hitters of all time might have gone down as the greatest player
3:05:43
of all time if he didn't have the injuries, the drinking
3:05:45
problems and all the things that he did on and off the field.
3:05:48
This guy was defensively one of the greatest center fielders.
3:05:52
People forget that at the tail end of his career he played
3:05:54
first base. But as a center fielder, this
3:05:57
guy can go after a ball better than anybody we've ever seen.
3:06:01
Speed 5 tool player. I don't think he could be
3:06:04
matched with as far as five tool players the Yankees have played
3:06:07
for. This guy is the best.
3:06:10
And by the way, I didn't put Alex Rodriguez in here.
3:06:13
So I feel bad because I think Alex Rodriguez is definitely in
3:06:16
there, but I'm going to have Alex Rodriguez fall out of this
3:06:19
because I just didn't put him there.
3:06:23
So it's like it like Flynn with an honorable mention.
3:06:26
Honestly, I would put I would put Alex Rodriguez with Derek
3:06:29
Jeter tied in. Tied Where did I put Derek 7?
3:06:33
7-8, I believe. Yeah.
3:06:34
I put Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter in the same spot.
3:06:37
Honestly. I mean, I don't want to.
3:06:39
Piss off Yankee fan. So if you would ask me right
3:06:42
now, Alex Rodriguez would be in my top three.
3:06:44
I put Don Mattingly in my top ten if it really was up to me.
3:06:48
But honestly, Don Mattingly in anybody else's eyes would
3:06:52
probably not be a top five like so many other teams.
3:06:55
But it sucks. But Mickey Mantle, my number 2
3:06:58
and a #1, the greatest baseball. Player of All.
3:07:01
Time Greatest pitcher, Greatest hitter, I don't care what
3:07:05
everybody's trying to compare him to Otani, to him this guy is
3:07:09
the greatest, one of the best power hitters, the best power
3:07:13
hitter of all time and everybody was chasing and that's Babe
3:07:16
Ruth, Baby Ruth, the greatest Yankee, the House that Ruth
3:07:20
built. He stood for everything.
3:07:22
When he was traded to the New York Yankees for money,
3:07:24
$100,000, it was one of the worst trades in Major League
3:07:28
history with the Bambino curse started with the Red Sox.
3:07:31
They didn't win a championship for almost 80 something years
3:07:35
before they won a championship. He stood for everything as as
3:07:38
far as a Yankee and and really the face, the Bambino, the the
3:07:43
power that this guy really delivered.
3:07:46
And a lot of people wouldn't say this, but I don't think they'll
3:07:50
if, if Babe Ruth was playing in this day and age with all the
3:07:54
training on, all the opportunities to build his body,
3:07:57
Babe Ruth might be the greatest power hitter we'll ever see.
3:08:00
I think he hits a home run, a hundred home runs in the season.
3:08:03
And the way the game is played now with the balls in the short,
3:08:05
short porches, I mean, the guy played with the heaviest bat
3:08:09
and, and the fastest swing, the by far the best player to ever
3:08:13
play the game. So Babe Ruth would go 1.
3:08:15
So at one Babe Ruth at 2 the Mick, at 3:00 the one we call Di
3:08:22
Maggio, and at for Lou Gehrig the Iron Horse.
3:08:27
So there you go ladies and gentlemen, that would be my list
3:08:30
of greatest Yankees of all time. All right, Errol, you know what
3:08:34
time it is. Round two of the NBA mid season
3:08:38
Classic. All right, so I have it up here.
3:08:41
We're going to go in reverse order for this round.
3:08:44
We're going to bring the interns.
3:08:45
In. Nathan, we're going to have you
3:08:47
sit this one out. We're let the interns pick for
3:08:49
Jabba in. This in the back up.
3:08:51
Rounds, so you guys are going to get to do it and we'll have each
3:08:54
of you guys make a pick here and out we're going to keep the
3:08:57
interns off the screen till they come up.
3:08:59
I need a blow puff. Let's start with Zach.
3:09:02
So Zach, you can start on here, but first of all, Tommy.
3:09:06
Speedy me. Errol and then the interns will
3:09:10
get the rotate them in and out. Let me pull the screen back up
3:09:16
for you guys to. Show you where we are.
3:09:19
At in the player list. Again, same rules as before.
3:09:22
You need to pick a player at every position in one sixth man.
3:09:26
So, and this is where we kind of finished.
3:09:28
Deni Avia was taken, Steph Curry was taken and Austin Reeves were
3:09:35
taken. But this is about the the
3:09:36
caliber player. That's left we have.
3:09:38
Some big names from OK C available.
3:09:41
A big breakout center who's missed a game or two here.
3:09:44
The rookie of the year probably is still available.
3:09:47
Tom, I love Lisa Ann. Tell me a position you want to
3:09:50
take a look at and where you want to go for the second round.
3:09:56
Jaylen Williams, Scroll down a little bit real quick.
3:09:59
Just stay on the the utility players just let.
3:10:00
Me. See Jaylen Williams.
3:10:03
Jaylen Williams right here. Jaylen.
3:10:04
Williams. Just missed.
3:10:06
I think it was just like a day for my Indo.
3:10:08
Probably Doo Doo. Let me get him.
3:10:11
I'm going to grab. Jaylen Williams, Pass Liquor
3:10:14
All. Right, Tommy's going.
3:10:15
To go what position? Do you want him at?
3:10:16
Small forward. To power forward, give me him
3:10:19
at. Give me him at power forward,
3:10:23
all right? Speedy, so it basically.
3:10:26
Starts here with Bane. On this.
3:10:29
List Michael Porter, junior actually is the beginning of No,
3:10:32
no, I'm going to actually, I'm actually going to take Franz
3:10:35
Wagner, all right, Franz, Hans and Franz.
3:10:39
And what do we have him listed as as?
3:10:42
Small forward to power forward. Who do you want him at, Speedy?
3:10:45
I'll do power forward, all right.
3:10:48
Franz Wagner I. Will make sure that.
3:10:53
Darkness. Is my ally and take Desmond Bain
3:10:58
at 2 guard and that goes to Errol.
3:11:04
What are the lists? What are the It's completely?
3:11:07
Open for any position. Starting over, it's like just a
3:11:10
fresh. Draft so this.
3:11:13
Is everybody here? Michael Porter junior is the
3:11:14
highest ranked guy available. Then it's Kevin Porter, Junior
3:11:18
and Cooper Flag following that with Garland Durin.
3:11:22
Give me the give me the flag, boy.
3:11:24
I want Coop. Do you want him at point guard?
3:11:29
Two guard or three. I'll take him as a three.
3:11:33
All right, flag at the three. All right, let's.
3:11:37
Go to Zach, who should Jabba? Take for his first selection.
3:11:44
Scroll to show me. Show me Hamlin, Errol took my
3:11:49
pick. Errol totally took my pick.
3:11:53
I was. I was.
3:11:54
Reading a. Reading a injury update on.
3:11:57
On Cope the. Two different juniors are
3:11:59
available. Garland, who was just.
3:12:03
Traded. We've got Seattle meet Kevin
3:12:07
junior. All right, so we got Kevin
3:12:09
Porter, Junior. Going in, what position you
3:12:12
want? In point guard or two.
3:12:13
Guard. Two guard.
3:12:17
All right, and now let's bring in Dom.
3:12:19
Dom, come on in, you'll make the.
3:12:21
Next pick for. Jabba.
3:12:23
All right, let's go. Jalen Duran.
3:12:27
All right, center Jalen Duran. From the Pistons, all right back
3:12:32
to Errol. I'm going to go with.
3:12:36
Siakam. All right, you can put him at
3:12:38
the. Well, you already have a. 3 So
3:12:40
four or five for Siakam. 4 All right, Siakam.
3:12:45
At the four for arrow that goes back to me, I already.
3:12:48
Took a 2. I believe that I should probably
3:12:54
go. Is Porter going to play?
3:12:56
They don't want him to play right now.
3:12:58
That guy's never been healthy in his life.
3:13:02
Let's see. Like the streaks in my britches,
3:13:05
I guess Garland's the best guy. I'm going to take Garland at the
3:13:07
one. All right.
3:13:09
Right. And now it goes to Speedy.
3:13:10
All right. Scroll below Franz now.
3:13:12
I don't want Porter either. I might move Siakam to center, I
3:13:15
don't know yet. I'm looking at it right now.
3:13:17
Because I got to see what's available.
3:13:18
Yep, just let me know before. You make a pick at that
3:13:21
position. All right, Give me autobio.
3:13:23
I'll put him at center all. Right, Speedy goes with Bam at.
3:13:28
Center. Let's go now to.
3:13:32
Tommy another Tojo. I'm gonna go.
3:13:36
Sometimes I sit on it. Jabba better watch out for his
3:13:42
toes. Errol has.
3:13:43
A friend that loves his toes I'm.
3:13:44
Gonna. I'm gonna actually take Brandon
3:13:46
Ingram. There, and I'm gonna put him.
3:13:48
In my all right, where do you want to my small forward?
3:13:51
All right, so you got Brandon Ingram and who?
3:13:55
Else do you want? What?
3:13:56
What point guards are available? Let me see, what point guards
3:13:59
are there? All right, we'll go to point
3:14:01
guard and appears we are down. To John Marantz.
3:14:04
Available. This makes my Trey.
3:14:07
Young's available. And then Jalen Suggs and Josh
3:14:12
Giddy and Darren Pox. I'm going to stay away from
3:14:16
that. You know what I'm going to go
3:14:19
with? Gimme Harden's available still.
3:14:22
Right. Or is he not?
3:14:22
No. Official No I he was taken in
3:14:23
the. Primary rounds, Damn I don't
3:14:27
know where. I'm going.
3:14:29
You don't have to go point guard.
3:14:30
Who do I? Have I only have Williams and
3:14:33
you have 3 and 4 taken care of right now.
3:14:36
All right, so let me see. Centers now say.
3:14:38
It real quick. If not, if there's no one that's
3:14:42
available, center. I'm gonna just go Jalen.
3:14:45
Suggs Let's see M beads still available.
3:14:50
Chet home grin. Still available I think.
3:14:52
And no, someone took home Gran. I think someone took home Gran.
3:14:55
So someone took Chet, so then zubotch.
3:14:57
Is available and so bonus is available, but they're.
3:14:59
Both kind of banged up. All those guys are banged up.
3:15:03
Just give me actually Zion's there.
3:15:05
Just give me Jalen Suggs. Zion, We'll say Zion for nifty.
3:15:09
They both love. They both love their adult
3:15:11
films. One or two Tommy.
3:15:13
For sucks, put him as. MY1 all right.
3:15:18
Subs at the one all right and. Then we're going back to Speedy.
3:15:22
I'm going to take. I like the upside of.
3:15:23
Him give me Brandon Miller. And I'll put him at the three.
3:15:26
Yep. Brandon Miller.
3:15:29
At the three for Speedy, that goes back to me.
3:15:32
Kind of stole my Thunder a little bit on that one.
3:15:37
Man. I don't trust this guy at all
3:15:41
rest of the season. I guess they're going to be in
3:15:45
playoff contention. All right, give.
3:15:47
Me a bead. I hate that asshole though.
3:15:50
All right, it's probably this is what I get.
3:15:53
Errol, you need a 1-2 and A5. I'm going to I'm going to
3:15:58
surprise a lot of people. Where's the ones?
3:16:00
First of all, right here. And this is.
3:16:03
For the rest of the season, where?
3:16:04
They come back right correct rest of the season from.
3:16:07
The start. Of when they come back from.
3:16:09
All Star break to the rest of the starting to think to go
3:16:11
after. Kyrie Irving, because he's
3:16:13
coming back. He should be back on All Star
3:16:15
Break. He's going to play a.
3:16:17
Big part he says he'll be back after the All Star break.
3:16:21
So here's Kyrie. They have him ranked pretty far
3:16:24
down. What else is ahead of him?
3:16:28
Yeah, that's because they have him ranked because he's not
3:16:30
playing right now, but yeah. I think it's one of those.
3:16:33
They don't know just. How soon he's coming back.
3:16:35
So kind of a wild card, yeah. I I could always move Cooper
3:16:42
flag to point guard too, so right?
3:16:45
No, you can't. You can only do move it right
3:16:48
now. You can't move it at any other
3:16:49
time than just during the draft. But he.
3:16:52
Placed all three positions right.
3:16:55
I'm saying if you want to move them right now, you can and you
3:16:58
take a three. Instead.
3:16:59
All right, give me move Cooper flag to.
3:17:01
Point because I don't know if I trust Kyrie Irving at any point
3:17:05
I'm reading. Is this from the playoffs too?
3:17:08
No, just regular season. So I'm not.
3:17:11
I'm not going to make the playoffs anyway.
3:17:12
Yeah, I'll move Cooper Flag there.
3:17:16
Where's the? Three.
3:17:16
All right, so you want to. Take a look at it, Reese.
3:17:17
Yeah. All right, so we're about down.
3:17:20
To yeah here, Porter. Junior's available, and then it
3:17:25
goes all the way to Trey Murphy and Keyshawn George, Terry,
3:17:31
Eason and Zion. Give me Porter, Junior.
3:17:34
All right, you could. Put him at.
3:17:35
The Well, you already have it before, so we're going to put
3:17:37
him right there. Porter Junior.
3:17:39
All right. And now.
3:17:40
We go back. To the interns, let's bring in
3:17:44
Zoot. Come on in, buddy, make a pick
3:17:47
for job. He needs a 1/3 or four.
3:17:52
What about Steve Mark? I want I want Trey Murphy at the
3:17:55
three. All right, let's put Trey
3:17:58
Murphy. At the.
3:17:59
Three, and then let's go back. To Zach for the next pick.
3:18:04
We need to fill still point guard and power forward.
3:18:08
Show me Jamal, go point guards. I think Speedy took Jamal Murray
3:18:12
though. I I.
3:18:13
Took Jamal Murray did we are all the.
3:18:15
Way down to around here in point guards with.
3:18:17
Giddy Lamello's available. Vijay Edgecombe, Fox.
3:18:22
You mean mellow, All right. Mellow.
3:18:26
Putting him at the one Lamello. All right, all right, coming
3:18:32
back to Errol, you know, 2 guard in the center.
3:18:34
Give me a Let me see what the center's available.
3:18:37
All right, we are down. To Sabonis Zion.
3:18:41
Nick Claxton, Alex are. Getting kind of late early here.
3:18:45
I'm going to take Zubach because he's on a better team.
3:18:49
All right, Zubach over to Errol's team and then I need a
3:18:56
three or a four. So let's take a look at the
3:18:58
threes. What we got available.
3:19:02
I could always move Bain if I need to.
3:19:05
Oh, you know what? This guy gets a lot of run right
3:19:08
now. Let's go Keyshawn.
3:19:10
George for Washington. I'm going to put him out to
3:19:14
three. Don't call him Keyshawn.
3:19:17
It's Keyshawn. All right, and then let's go to
3:19:21
speedy point guard or two. Guard.
3:19:22
Let me see the twos. All right, looks.
3:19:25
Like we're down. To.
3:19:30
All the way down. Giddy Fox.
3:19:33
Edgecomb. Rollins.
3:19:36
Tar. Eeson, Tyler hero, RJ Barrett
3:19:41
and RJ Barrett sighting everybody give me I like eeson
3:19:44
give me eeson tar eeson for speedy I like my bench I.
3:19:50
Think my bench is great. Point one or two speedy for
3:19:52
Eeson. He can't play point.
3:19:54
He's not. Eligible.
3:19:55
I'm sorry, I'm not going to look at it.
3:19:56
I'm sorry. So too.
3:19:58
Atari Eason. All right.
3:20:00
And now Tommy. For A2 guard in the center, go
3:20:03
to the first page of the two guards real quick, so is Giddy
3:20:07
Fox, Rollins and Edgecomb. We're the only ones left.
3:20:10
Give me Edgecomb as my 2 guard, all right VJ.
3:20:13
Edgecomb And then just show me the centers because I.
3:20:18
Need a center? Still.
3:20:22
He tastes himself. All right, you got Sabonis.
3:20:27
Zion Claxton. Star Jabari Smith.
3:20:30
As long as she's using. Dude wipes and taking care of my
3:20:32
2 hole. I'm good.
3:20:34
Oh, Kangwu Buchevich Gobert. Poor.
3:20:40
Bag. Poor bag, I mean buffed
3:20:44
everything out. Give me.
3:20:45
Gobert All right. Gobert Abuse.
3:20:48
It for. Tommy Speedy for a point.
3:20:50
Guard give me fox. Poor bag, Aaron.
3:20:53
Fox for Speedy back to me. I need a power.
3:20:58
Forward. No, I know.
3:21:00
I'm just saying, all right, I guess I'm going to go with my
3:21:07
heart on this one and take Josh Hart, put him at the four.
3:21:12
All right? And that brings us to Errol for
3:21:14
A2. Guard 2, Guard 2.
3:21:17
Guard what 2? Guards do we have available?
3:21:20
It's getting late right here in. This draft.
3:21:23
Looks like. We're down to giddy.
3:21:27
Rollins. That's all that's left on the
3:21:31
main page. Then we're going to see Anthony
3:21:34
Black Tyler. Hero who's hurt could.
3:21:38
I move anybody of my guys to two and.
3:21:43
And move, move a guy to three. Yeah, you.
3:21:44
Can move Cooper flag to two and. Must be as Porter Junior.
3:21:50
Hold on, let me see if Porter Junior can move to two.
3:21:55
I don't think he can. No, he can't, Porter Junior.
3:22:00
Yeah, no, he can't. So.
3:22:01
You can move flags at. Two and get a point guard.
3:22:04
But that's about it. All right, So if who, what?
3:22:11
Point guards. Available still.
3:22:12
Is there any good point guards available?
3:22:13
No, but the best one available, it's the same guys we just
3:22:16
talked about. Any true, true point guards?
3:22:21
I mean, Kyrie Irving still there?
3:22:23
That's what I'm thinking, right? Now that's what.
3:22:26
I'm thinking Hayden Pritchard give me.
3:22:30
Nikhil Alexander Walker I'm going to I'm.
3:22:32
Going to go with Irving. I'm going.
3:22:34
To I'm going to take. Kyrie Irving as my wife.
3:22:36
All right, so I'm. Moving flag to two.
3:22:38
Guard and then putting his running mate.
3:22:43
Next to him at the point. All right, now let's get the
3:22:47
interns back. Which one of you?
3:22:48
Guys is up next. Oh, I'll go.
3:22:52
All right. What do you got?
3:22:53
We need a power forward power. Forward.
3:22:57
Let's see. Pull it up.
3:22:58
We. Got looks like we're down.
3:22:59
To Sabonis here, yeah. Just Sabonis left on this page
3:23:04
and. Then we got Zion Jabari, RJ
3:23:08
Okong Wu. It's the other Thompson and OG
3:23:11
and Moby very woo Asar Thompson. All right, the other Thompson.
3:23:19
SAR Thompson All right, and next intern for.
3:23:22
Enemy the best. Available player now.
3:23:26
For everybody, we'll go back to utility we're going to go to.
3:23:29
Probably a couple. Of pages deep before we get into
3:23:33
people that aren't taken yet. Yep, we're going to get a couple
3:23:36
of pages and Josh Giddy still available on the last page.
3:23:40
And this is where we're at. So here we are, boys.
3:23:43
Who's up next for my interns? All right, we got a little more.
3:23:48
Yep, I'm going to. I'm going to go to one other
3:23:51
Pelican. All right, Zion.
3:23:54
To team. Jabba and that.
3:23:56
Closes. Out his roster, Errol.
3:23:58
Utility Utility. Player, what are the
3:24:01
availabilities right here? What do I got everybody in the
3:24:03
drafts that's left? Yeah.
3:24:05
Josh Giddy left from the last page and then everyone left is
3:24:08
on this page. Rollins.
3:24:10
Sabonis, give me some bonus. All right, we're going.
3:24:14
Some bonus to Errol goes to me. I am going to take.
3:24:20
Oh, you know what? Let's just do that.
3:24:22
Let's take Nikhil Alexander Walker.
3:24:25
He's been good this year. Let's go to Speedy.
3:24:27
I have the same way of thinking. I'm going to take black.
3:24:33
All right, Black and then. Tommy, close out the draft, give
3:24:38
me RJ. Barrett That's irrelevant.
3:24:41
Nice. Nick's legend, all right.
3:24:46
Let. Me.
3:24:47
Stop the share. Bring up the screen.
3:24:49
That shows the final. Rosters for the second part of
3:24:54
the draft just show it to everybody real quick.
3:24:58
Errol's team is Kyrie Cooper, Flag, Michael Porter junior
3:25:01
Pascal Siaka, Miwika Zubach and Damonte Sabonis.
3:25:05
Java's team is Lamella Ball, Kevin Porter junior Trey Murphy,
3:25:08
The Third, Auster Thompson, Jaylen Duran and Zion
3:25:11
Williamson. Speedy SD Aaron Fox, Tari Eason,
3:25:14
Brandon Miller, Franz Wagner, Bam Ottaba You and Anthony
3:25:17
Black. I have Darius Garland, Desmond
3:25:19
Baine, K Sean George, Josh Hart, Joel Embiid and Nikhil
3:25:22
Alexander. Walker, Tommy, Jalen Suggs, BJ
3:25:24
Edgecomb, Brandon Ingram, Jay Ellen Williams, Rudy Gobert and
3:25:28
Nick's legend are. I like my bench.
3:25:30
I like my bench. So of your bench guys, whoever
3:25:33
those better be, your bench or your starters, those are the
3:25:35
points that'll matter. We'll keep track of this every
3:25:38
week. In our new fantasy game, anyone?
3:25:42
And by the way, I've read that Kyrie Irving could be back in
3:25:45
the next two weeks, so. Good pick.
3:25:48
Good. Pick the old Kyster.
3:25:52
I'm I'm excited and they could make the playoffs.
3:25:54
They really could, can't they? They could be a playoff team.
3:25:57
I mean a playing team, playing team.
3:25:58
Maybe they could play playing flag comes back and Kyrie Irving
3:26:02
they absolutely could. And I I think Kyrie Irving's
3:26:05
going to play a big point a part of that team in the second-half
3:26:07
of the season. So we'll see what happens.
3:26:10
I know I will say this. If you're if you're a Dallas
3:26:14
fan, they're trying to get a top three pick.
3:26:16
I don't think they're going to I don't I mean they they got lucky
3:26:20
with Cooper flag. I don't know if they're going to
3:26:21
get lucky with anybody else. But anyways, all right, ladies
3:26:24
and gentlemen, we call this dial it up.
3:26:26
We interrupt this regularly scheduled hot mix to bring your
3:26:29
important news. We got a big broadcast to do
3:26:32
here. We we're about.
3:26:33
To dial it up, it was a shocking and wet experience.
3:26:40
I was put out in left field 1. Welcome back to Dial It Up.
3:26:45
Everyone's favorite lightning. Round sports segment Errol
3:26:48
hasn't heard these stories. First one, Errol, the point God
3:26:52
announces his retirement to 21 seasons.
3:26:56
I guess in the middle of his 21 first season, nobody's picking
3:26:59
him up. He got traded at the deadline,
3:27:01
never had to report. Obviously not the same guy, 40
3:27:05
years old. This is a guy who was, you know,
3:27:08
they always said he was 6 foot. I don't think anyone really ever
3:27:11
believed that the guy is one of the all time greatest
3:27:15
overachievers for someone his size and one of the greatest
3:27:18
point guards in the history of the NBA.
3:27:21
Tell us a little bit about the point God when you dial it up,
3:27:25
one of the greatest point guards of this era.
3:27:28
I two way point guard can play could play on anybody.
3:27:32
Defensively he he always was very good at stealing the ball.
3:27:35
Great offensive guy that can pass the ball, shoot, do
3:27:39
everything right. Unfortunately it didn't work
3:27:41
out. He could have been traded to the
3:27:43
Lakers. If he gets traded to the Lakers,
3:27:44
he wins multiple championships. He's just had bad luck.
3:27:47
Can't stay healthy for the playoffs.
3:27:49
When he was finally healthy with Phoenix, they go to the finals
3:27:52
and choke in the finals. This guy is the best losing
3:27:56
point guard of all time. I'm talking about not winning a
3:27:58
championship, but being an elite point guard, top five point
3:28:02
guard in my book of all time. You want to tell me who I would
3:28:05
take in front of Steph Curry in this era?
3:28:08
I'm taking this guy two way, absolutely dominant force.
3:28:12
When he was at the top of his game.
3:28:13
I don't think there's anybody. Deron Williams was the only guy
3:28:17
that was even close to him and he couldn't even compete,
3:28:19
compete with Chris Paul. Just he does everything, passes,
3:28:23
rebounds for his size and score. I I don't think I don't think
3:28:26
it's any question he's a Hall of Famer.
3:28:28
When I first started watching basketball I always idolized he
3:28:31
was my favorite non Knicks player because of the steel
3:28:33
streak he had for a while. 100. I believe it was 17 consecutive
3:28:36
games he had a steal in because that was always my thing when I
3:28:39
played basketball in middle school.
3:28:40
I was always going to get stealing.
3:28:41
Played basketball. I, I, I wasn't great, but I'd
3:28:43
say I played in a rec league and I was always going to steal in
3:28:46
the ball. So I always idolized him.
3:28:47
When he was with the Hornets and then he got traded.
3:28:49
To the Clippers, he got finally on a good team finally and then
3:28:52
unfortunately, Rivers and as their coach and guys that
3:28:54
couldn't shoot. So like you said, he was
3:28:56
unlucky, very unlucky with injuries, but the the best
3:28:59
defensive point guard in my lifetime.
3:29:01
And like you said, one of the best error that deserves a lot
3:29:04
more credit than he does. It's really unluckily all these
3:29:06
naysayers. Oh, he hasn't win a
3:29:07
championship. Well, yeah, he was not the he
3:29:09
was not the problem of why they didn't win a championship.
3:29:11
He played with James Harden. He played a lot of disappear in
3:29:13
the playoffs and he got hurt a lot and it was just unfortunate.
3:29:16
He's my favorite player that isn't a New York Knicks player
3:29:19
in this generation generation of basketball.
3:29:21
All right, let's get to the next story.
3:29:23
It's a college basketball, college football story.
3:29:26
Errol, I don't know if you. Caught any of the Ohio State
3:29:30
basketball game? Because you don't need to.
3:29:32
Because they're not very good. They're sitting on the bubble 16
3:29:35
and 9. After yet another loss during
3:29:37
the game, announcer Gus Johnson said, well, they're not good
3:29:41
because Ohio State gave Ryan Day all the money, claiming that all
3:29:47
of the funding for Ohio State athletics goes to the football
3:29:50
team and not nearly enough of it goes to the pretty mediocre
3:29:56
basketball product. Errol, do you blame them?
3:30:01
I mean, Ohio State's one of the best football programs in the
3:30:05
country. It's been that way since Day has
3:30:08
been there. They're going to invest all
3:30:09
their money or all their now yell money into the players that
3:30:12
are going to win them championships.
3:30:14
And Ohio State, when was the last time they won a basketball
3:30:17
championship? I don't remember.
3:30:19
So why are you going to take the money and invest the money into
3:30:22
a program that's not any good? So I'm not going to argue with
3:30:26
Gus. I'm not going to argue with him,
3:30:28
but I'm not going to argue why the school people is investing
3:30:32
in their more political sport, the best sport in their school
3:30:37
history and that's the Buckeyes football program.
3:30:40
Slam dunk. Gus is right, but who cares?
3:30:43
Ohio State's a championship contending team contending team
3:30:47
every year. So that's it.
3:30:49
That's all I'm going to say sell that baby.
3:30:50
I I think it's hilarious. It's obviously a true you know,
3:30:54
Ohio State wants to compete at football.
3:30:56
They have that, that's what. Drives the money to the school.
3:30:59
People don't realize that there's, what, five times the
3:31:02
amount of people can go to a football game compared to a
3:31:05
college basketball game, right? And then how many more home
3:31:08
games are they going to have? Probably like a half dozen to a
3:31:10
dozen, somewhere in between. Just like you're not getting
3:31:14
money, like the ratios don't work out.
3:31:16
And then it's like the offseason stuff.
3:31:18
You're still talking about. Football, when it's basketball
3:31:21
season, if you're not going to spend on any talent, which they
3:31:24
haven't, I mean, what they have like over the years was that D
3:31:28
Angelo Russell's the best guy that came out of Ohio State.
3:31:31
Him and Evan Turner, you know, like #2 picks.
3:31:35
I think those are the highest that Greg Owen was #1 Pack and
3:31:37
he busted in the NBA and slapped.
3:31:39
That ass and Mike and. Mike Conley, right?
3:31:40
I guess lasted the longest in the NBA out of all those.
3:31:43
Guys, who was good player, right?
3:31:45
Did I say your sex? Part, but that's just not like
3:31:48
the same caliber as what they do in the at the top of the food
3:31:51
chain there can't wait. Football sucks to be calling the
3:31:56
game I guess for Gus Johnson when he knows the team stinks.
3:31:59
Einhorn. Is a man.
3:32:00
That's why he's supposed to do the Big East tournament.
3:32:03
He should stay with the Big East.
3:32:04
You're absolutely right. Let's move on, Michael.
3:32:06
Is Einhorn and I'm going to bring in our intern to talk.
3:32:09
About this one, Errol. It finally happened.
3:32:14
His Airness is now the Roadmaster himself.
3:32:18
Michael Jordan, his driver has won the Daytona 500.
3:32:25
Tyler Reddick of Michael Jordans 23 XI race Racing wins the
3:32:30
Daytona 500. You see the picture of Jordan
3:32:34
hugging the trophy in a similar way that he hugged the trophy
3:32:38
when he won his first title. Obviously the Great American
3:32:42
race, which happened on Sunday first was it the 68th annual.
3:32:48
Now Michael Jordan gets after suing, by the way, NASCAR and
3:32:52
winning a lawsuit only about a month ago, He's able on his turn
3:32:57
63 on Tuesday, His Airness gets a Daytona 500 ring for his
3:33:02
birthday. He's gonna wear it, he said.
3:33:05
I've told it to everybody on Victory Lane.
3:33:06
It feels like I've won a championship.
3:33:08
Until I get my ring, I won't even know.
3:33:11
Obviously co-owner Denny Hamlin, there was a lot of racers they
3:33:15
had on the team. They were in a lot of trouble
3:33:18
before this race. I don't really know too much
3:33:21
about NASCAR other than Michael Jordan was a basketball player.
3:33:25
It's pretty impressive that after all of this time he's able
3:33:28
to pivot and become a champion in something else.
3:33:31
I will dial it up. The Joe Tona 500 is like the
3:33:34
World Series of, you know, race one of the most important races
3:33:39
of the year. And to see Reddick win and
3:33:42
Michael Jordan win another championship?
3:33:44
Not in basketball. This guy was AGM.
3:33:46
This guy was an owner. This guy owns everything.
3:33:49
This guy is one of the most successful basketball players,
3:33:52
one of the most dominant athletes we've ever seen in any
3:33:55
kind of era. And now he's a champion of the
3:33:59
Daytona 500. It's a good story.
3:34:01
I mean, Michael Jordan is a businessman.
3:34:03
He knows how to invest his money invested in into Reddick.
3:34:06
He invested into a very good car.
3:34:08
And we'll see what Reddick does for the rest of the year.
3:34:10
This is the beginning race of the season.
3:34:13
It's always, it's always interesting to see who wins the
3:34:16
first race. But how is he going to finish?
3:34:18
We'll see. But congratulations to Michael
3:34:20
Jordan. It's a great story.
3:34:21
And Michael Jordan is a guy that obviously I couldn't stand as a
3:34:25
basketball player, but I think he's one of the best
3:34:27
entrepreneurs, penors we've seen in any kind of era.
3:34:30
So congratulations to him. Think I'd, I'd like to piggyback
3:34:33
off that. I think that was an incredible
3:34:35
take in addition to being now a a Daytona 500.
3:34:38
Champion Michael Jordan as a team owner and getting that 45
3:34:43
across Victory Lane for the second time on a superspeedway
3:34:46
in the past couple years. Tyler Reddick got really lucky
3:34:49
and you kind of need to have that.
3:34:51
He got lucky multiple times in the Daytona 500, the way that
3:34:54
the cars are just so close together and and rely on the
3:34:58
slipstream to not get caught back in in dirty air and rely on
3:35:04
the draft need to be really close.
3:35:06
There were a lot of really, really bad wrecks that Tyler
3:35:09
Reddick found himself not in right there.
3:35:12
He was leading in the closing laps, eventually end up ended up
3:35:16
losing the lead and got it back after a wreck that he just shyly
3:35:20
missed right in front of him. It was incredible for this group
3:35:24
2311 racing to have three all three of their charter cars in
3:35:29
the top ten in the Great American Race.
3:35:31
Tyler Reddick in first and the number 45 Riley Herbst in the
3:35:35
8th place position, which that isn't without controversy.
3:35:42
Riley Herbst had pushed Tyler Reddick to the lead and then had
3:35:46
pretty much taken out all of the cars behind him on accident in a
3:35:51
in a hasty. So it was accident.
3:35:53
And then Bubba Wallace in the 23 car finished in 10th place.
3:35:59
So yeah, all. Three of those.
3:36:00
Cars, I believe that's the first time that has ever happened
3:36:03
where all three 2311 cars had made it into the top ten.
3:36:07
Well, so incredible weekend for that group.
3:36:09
I will say this number 45 was Michael Jordan's number when he
3:36:13
came back, and #3 #23 was his number, his whole.
3:36:16
Career so think about that 23 and 45 came in the top 10 spell
3:36:22
that baby. What is where's the 11 come
3:36:24
from? Is that the Danny Hamlin?
3:36:25
Denny Hamlin does run the 11. They're partners.
3:36:28
Alright, let's move on. Bad day He had a bad day, but
3:36:32
the. Jordan Jordan gets to get his.
3:36:33
Ring, I guess I'm sure we'll hear a little bit more about
3:36:36
Michael. Jordan's car.
3:36:37
Racing exploits in his yeah, let's talk about him as a player
3:36:41
because former President Barack Obama got.
3:36:45
Some. Shots in on one of my favorite
3:36:48
targets of all time, Reggie Miller.
3:36:51
Obama got pulled over to do a sideline interview by Reggie
3:36:55
Miller in the middle of All Star weekend, I think.
3:36:57
It was during one. Of the the preliminary games and
3:37:02
he told them, you know, he asked him what his favorite part about
3:37:05
the games back in the day and and he always said that, well, I
3:37:08
really enjoyed when we beat your team.
3:37:10
And when talking about a big Bulls fan, Obama famously is the
3:37:14
biggest homework for Michael Jordan and then the 90s era
3:37:17
Bulls. He still takes his shots.
3:37:20
And Reggie Miller tried to play it off, but he did have to deal
3:37:24
with it. I kind of really enjoyed that.
3:37:27
Errol, I listen, I'm not a Reggie Miller fan.
3:37:32
He came from the Pacers, who always for some.
3:37:35
Reason was a thorn in the Knicks.
3:37:36
His ass. For many, many years, no
3:37:38
question that it was. But I'm going to tell you this
3:37:41
for Barack Obama to attend to, to make a joke to Reggie Miller
3:37:45
about the Bulls. Michael Jordan beat everybody.
3:37:48
He beat the Knicks, he beat Utah, whoever he matched up
3:37:51
again. So it wasn't just Reggie Miller,
3:37:54
it was everybody. So to me, it was just like
3:37:57
really shots fired. It really is a low blow.
3:38:00
And, and Reggie Miller probably just smirked.
3:38:02
He knows that Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball player,
3:38:05
I would say the greatest athlete of all time.
3:38:08
And and to me an assassin. But it's just it's funny when
3:38:12
Barack Obama wants to take shot at somebody when he's trying to
3:38:15
take a shot at somebody that was it was great.
3:38:17
Just wasn't Michael Jordan and or even close to Michael
3:38:20
Jordan's greatness. It's pathetic.
3:38:22
Be quiet, Barack, keep doing your own thing.
3:38:25
Keep doing the politics. Stay away from me.
3:38:28
Stay away from Jordan. We know he's the best.
3:38:31
Kiss my ass and I couldn't stand him too.
3:38:34
Hey look I think the brightest side of this too because Jordan
3:38:37
was a Nick killer as well too but no one was I.
3:38:40
Guess I would say as annoying as or as much of A throne like you
3:38:43
said, as someone like Reggie Miller.
3:38:45
I mean, look at Reggie Miller. He he still he still has that
3:38:49
that Nick hate from when he's even announcing games.
3:38:52
We saw at the last he actually rooted.
3:38:54
But believe it or not, I and I disagree because when he when
3:38:57
the the Knicks were playing the Pacers, do you know who he?
3:39:00
Picked to win that series. Before the series, he picked the
3:39:03
Knicks. So yeah, I'm just reverse jinx
3:39:06
by him. He's such a piece of garbage.
3:39:08
I agree with you, Tommy. I'm just saying I was about to
3:39:11
say the same. I was just about to.
3:39:12
Finish up with that. The fact is, is that, hey, it
3:39:15
was shots towards Reggie Miller. So who cares?
3:39:20
I'm all right with it. It was at the shots of Reggie
3:39:22
Miller, so he could go ahead and joke on that all he wants.
3:39:27
You know, like Halliburton is like the successor to Reggie
3:39:31
Miller because he's so annoying, too.
3:39:33
Like. Really.
3:39:33
Great, but so annoying. Almost was annoying.
3:39:36
Almost wasn't Nick. Yeah, a lot of great players
3:39:39
Almost were Nick. They weren't.
3:39:42
We got one more story left for the night.
3:39:44
Guys, we've made it and this one is as dumb.
3:39:47
As you'd. Expect it to be We're going to
3:39:49
college basketball. Miami of Ohio is the only
3:39:53
undefeated Division One team left and they're head coach
3:39:57
powered by their fan section of Speedo wearing swimmers that are
3:40:04
male swimmers that distract the foul shots in their Skibbies.
3:40:10
The head coach said he is going to wear a Speedo during
3:40:14
Selection Sunday when, if and when they go undefeated. 34 and
3:40:20
O into the dance, Errol. Something that you would do,
3:40:24
dial it up. First of all, if I'm going to do
3:40:27
it, I'm not going to say it on national television or say it to
3:40:30
the media. I I mean, it's cool.
3:40:33
If you want to wear Speedo because it gives them good luck.
3:40:36
I mean, I've never heard that before.
3:40:37
I'm going to wear my Speedo. It's going to give me good luck.
3:40:40
I I'd probably walk naked around my house if, if, if I'm trying
3:40:44
to win something because at least I have it dangling to the
3:40:47
ground or something. I I honestly think this is the
3:40:50
most ridiculous take by a head coach.
3:40:52
And what does that say to a bunch of 12/13 guys on my team?
3:40:56
I'm trying to coach. Hey, guys, you know what, it'll
3:40:59
give me good luck, you know, give us good luck.
3:41:01
We're your Speedo. I I, it's just ridiculous.
3:41:03
But hey, you want to laugh? You want to make a joke?
3:41:06
Hey, I'll walk around naked. Like I said, balls low to the
3:41:10
ground. That's it.
3:41:11
And maybe I can bounce them on the ground.
3:41:13
I mean, as you get older, they start to hang.
3:41:15
So why not get that one episode of South Park?
3:41:17
There you go. I hang.
3:41:19
What is that? How low can you go?
3:41:21
How low can? You go.
3:41:23
You know, I only got the only thing I can say about this one.
3:41:28
Is he really, as a coach, want to do?
3:41:30
Things to get kids to buy in it just so unfortunately happened
3:41:34
for this coach that the kids are buying in in quite a strange
3:41:37
way. That is not what I would want to
3:41:40
have to deal with if I was the coach.
3:41:41
It's kind of creepy maybe. I mean, think about it and you
3:41:45
could shut the music. I'll say this if you're I'm not
3:41:47
a Miami, Ohio fan. I.
3:41:49
Haven't watched them really play any basketball all season long.
3:41:52
I watched Duke. I, I've watched about 15 games
3:41:55
of Duke this year. Not full games, but most of them
3:41:58
most of the game, most of the time watching those games.
3:42:00
But I, I, I've seen enough basketball and college
3:42:04
basketball to know that nobody gives a crap where Miami, Ohio
3:42:07
is going to land what part of the bracket they're going to
3:42:10
land because it's they're, they're not a bad team, but
3:42:13
they're not waiting anything. I mean, come on.
3:42:15
So I'm interested to see how Houston and where Houston falls
3:42:20
in the bracket because to me, if I was the Duke Blue Devils, I do
3:42:24
not want to play them at at any point during the tournament
3:42:28
because they got their number. And I, you know, shires has done
3:42:33
enough for me. And I was talk to talking to a
3:42:36
bunch of Duke fans yesterday about this.
3:42:39
And I was speaking to the guy, the guy that runs that Knicks
3:42:43
program and shout out to Quran and his his beautiful girlfriend
3:42:46
Maxine. We were talking about the, the
3:42:49
Duke Blue Devils. He's a Duke fan.
3:42:50
I'm a Duke fan. So we have something in common.
3:42:52
We we were speaking about what, what do we fear on the Duke Blue
3:42:56
Devils? I say I fear everything because
3:42:58
coach Shire is running that organization.
3:43:00
He's running that that program. That scares me enough that he
3:43:03
can't finish the deal and close out in games.
3:43:05
His play calling is some of the worst I've ever seen.
3:43:08
So and he says you don't like Shire.
3:43:10
I was like, how do you not like Shire?
3:43:11
I was like he stinks and and and I don't know if Duke will ever
3:43:14
win a championship with all the talent that they had.
3:43:17
Look at the talent that they had last year.
3:43:18
They have Cooper flag and they have the two best players right
3:43:21
now up for rookie of the year and they couldn't win a national
3:43:24
championship. And by the way, all those
3:43:27
Houston players, none of them are even playing in the NBA
3:43:31
right now. Think about that.
3:43:32
Think about that. And they got 2 superstars that
3:43:35
are as good as any rookie we've seen come out of the draft in
3:43:38
the last 10 years. Jamie Lee, fire you back in the
3:43:41
comment section. Not Tar Heels over here.
3:43:42
Errol. Yeah, don't worry my friend, the
3:43:45
Tar Heels will. Be eating balls.
3:43:47
Wait, Jamie Lee? Weren't you the same person that
3:43:49
won your own coach? Fire too.
3:43:50
Yeah. Well, listen, if I'm, if I want
3:43:53
to dip something, you know. I'll use my.
3:43:56
I'll teabag the the tar. Heels after the Duke Blue Devils
3:43:59
wipe the floor with them, they still have they got the
3:44:01
championship, the ACC championship, so they can meet
3:44:04
up in the ACC championship. So I expect that to happen.
3:44:08
So Duke will wash the floor by the way, they have a great
3:44:12
player. North Carolina's great player
3:44:13
right now is top five player yeah.
3:44:15
Wilson's going to be a nice player in the NBA too.
3:44:17
So they this is a great draft, man, a great draft.
3:44:21
So I'm interested to to argue who goes 1-2 and three.
3:44:26
But I'm going to tell you this right now, whoever drafts one,
3:44:29
if they don't draft to Cam Boozer, they're making a huge
3:44:32
mistake. I'm telling you, this kid is the
3:44:34
real deal. The BYU kids cool, the Kansas
3:44:37
kids cool. Even you know, the North
3:44:40
Carolina kid is cool. But I've watched these guys play
3:44:42
and I've watched Cam play. Cam is getting double teamed and
3:44:46
he's still averaging 20 something points a game and
3:44:49
almost 10 rebounds a game. And this guy can pass, defend
3:44:52
multiple positions. He's as good as any.
3:44:55
He's better than Cooper Flag is. And that's crazy for me to say
3:44:58
because I've been following Cooper Flag for a while, since
3:45:01
8th grade. He's better than Cooper Flag is
3:45:03
as a young player. So I'm telling you right now,
3:45:06
and if Dallas gets him, could you imagine Cooper Flag and Cam
3:45:09
Boozer in Dallas? That would be real.
3:45:11
But like, let's gift you guys a franchise.
3:45:14
I get the worst GM ever. I could see it.
3:45:16
I could see it happening. Mark Cuban buying the team back.
3:45:18
Baby Mark. Yeah, Cuban buys it back.
3:45:21
It's a big. Big conspiracy, and we can
3:45:23
figure out how Silver arranged that one is the next.
3:45:26
Big conspiracy of the league, you know.
3:45:28
Anyways, let thank you to our very special guest, Las Vegas
3:45:32
Raiders running back Dylan Lalby.
3:45:34
For joining us, he was fantastic get his number.
3:45:37
I'm going to get them linked up him and Chris Collier and we'll
3:45:40
get them out of here to talk to some kids.
3:45:42
So thank you to Mr. Lalby for joining us.
3:45:45
Thank you to all the fans tuning in, all the new fans, all the
3:45:48
old fans. I know the YouTube channel is is
3:45:51
we, we put this out there because we want people to watch
3:45:54
our show live and, and every fan that tunes in or goes into our
3:45:57
scope to see us we're we're building, we're figuring out,
3:46:00
we're trying to figure out the algorithm on the YouTube
3:46:02
channel. Our, our Spotify and Apple is,
3:46:05
is killing it right now. We're doing so frigging well.
3:46:07
We're in a top one percentile in all of the country when it comes
3:46:11
to a show. So thank you to Spotify fans and
3:46:15
as far as the audio and the video for following us, our
3:46:17
TikTok fans chopping the mouth. You can check us out on the
3:46:21
worldwide sports radio network too, because Speedy's ruined
3:46:23
that one when he stopped posting up things on TikTok for like 3
3:46:28
months. We were doing so well and now he
3:46:31
stopped doing it and it screwed up our TikTok.
3:46:33
We might as well even close that out because it's not going to be
3:46:35
it's not doing, it's not doing nearly as well as it was when it
3:46:38
first was popping and and, and really doing very, you know,
3:46:42
standing out. So I blame that on Speedy again,
3:46:45
ladies and gentlemen, Instagram, Facebook, worldwide sports radio
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network X job on the mouth, all the fans that TuneIn and follow
3:46:53
us. We really appreciate you guys.
3:46:54
We really do. We love you guys and keep
3:46:57
listening to us. We got a lot of things planned
3:46:59
out. We are going to do a live show
3:47:01
at American Whiskey maybe Carmine's in the very near
3:47:05
future. So just stay tuned.
3:47:07
I'm bringing on, I'm bringing in a high school product out to
3:47:11
Long Island called the Long Island Mouth, which will be out
3:47:14
soon our website. So stay tuned for that.
3:47:17
All the high school kids that are tuning in or even watching
3:47:20
us right now, you're going to see us in a very in a high
3:47:23
school near you. That's all I can say.
3:47:25
All of us are going to be involved with the product.
3:47:27
So a lot to get into in the very near future and we appreciate
3:47:31
you guys. And and by the way, shout out to
3:47:33
Jabba Cart. Hopefully he pitched very well.
3:47:36
Jabba should be back on Thursday.
3:47:38
We're we're, we're shooting for. So a lot of great things
3:47:42
happening for Jabba and Lamel. Thank you to our interns, all
3:47:47
the great interns that popped on today.
3:47:49
We really love them and all the work dates.
3:47:51
Suit and Zach. Thank you, Dom.
3:47:53
Dom, That's what it meant. Dom.
3:47:55
Tyron. Yeah, Tyron.
3:47:56
All the guys wipe it and swipe it.
3:47:59
As we all say, Speedy, you know how to bend on.
3:48:01
No, no, no, no wiping. It is jobless.
3:48:02
Department because he has to uses dude wipes.
3:48:04
That's right. But you know, I I want to leave
3:48:07
it to this a lot. Of hot ladies, I'm putting you
3:48:09
on a leash now anyways. We will be back on Thursday,
3:48:12
sweetie. Who do we have?
3:48:13
Well, Java better be back on. Thursday because we have a
3:48:15
Husker coming out on Thursday. Huskers only.
3:48:17
Yes. 8 30 PM. Joining us is former Seahawks.
3:48:20
Packers and Houston Texans at running back.
3:48:22
I'm on green. Awesome.
3:48:24
Huskers only, Huskers only. By the way, thank you to Nath
3:48:29
for. Getting us all these.
3:48:30
Guests he. Is sensational he's doing.
3:48:32
Such a great job on. The back end.
3:48:34
Our PR manager, he's hopefully not playing with himself.
3:48:37
He doesn't have anything on the wall, so I'm thinking that he's
3:48:40
maybe in a jail cell or something.
3:48:42
I don't know what he's doing over there, but I, I like the,
3:48:45
he sent us a picture of his sofa and his nice little, you know,
3:48:48
television, his big television and all set up.
3:48:51
It's like the only thing in that room, but nothings on the wall.
3:48:53
There's no pictures. Why don't you have a picture of
3:48:56
Lisa Ann on the wall? I mean, that would be nice.
3:48:58
I mean all that stuff. It would be beneficial,
3:49:01
beneficial for you to there it is maybe a Shudor Sanders
3:49:04
picture, you know, maybe you know him wearing a Speedo or
3:49:08
something like that. That would be cool.
3:49:10
You know, you know, a San Francisco 49ers, you know,
3:49:13
Speedo because he might be the fourth string quarterback before
3:49:17
you know it over there. Like Kyle Shanahan or whoever is
3:49:19
going to be coaching that team in the near future might be
3:49:21
Deion Sanders at this race. Deion Sanders, but here we go.
3:49:25
No, no, no, no. Oh, there it is.
3:49:28
There he is. When a gin and tonic.
3:49:31
When the moon eats. I like gin tonic and chicken
3:49:35
Curry. That's amore, right?
3:49:38
There you go, little old myth has lost his.
3:49:43
You know, whatever. Anyways, that's it for a show.
3:49:46
Gotta go. Tired running away.
3:49:48
See you Thursday. Goodnight.
3:49:50
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