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Jaw Dropping · Sports Exchange

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Happy Wednesday, everybody. Welcome to another edition of the Prime Time Sports Exchange.
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And I don't know a lot about Spanish. Brackn Uno goes straight because
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that's what we have on tonight, myself, Jacob Christener and jab Eliso for
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all you Spanish people. I want to criticize my Spanish or lack there of
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it. The criticism is very justified. What that said. Welcome back,
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Jacob, Hi doing and I I'll tell you this part. It's always nice
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to have these Wednesday Nights and Thursdays straight up before that then Wednesdays before the
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Funday, absolutely, and we'll switch the spots. Yeah, there you go.
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Last. Yeah, now we got David Copperfield. Jacob Christner. Okay,
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now you see him now you don't all right? Good to see it
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back when we were up in Wisconsin, and you and I have a lot
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Glad to be here. Another great week, a lot of sports stuff
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that old school media versus new school media. With that said, okay,
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let's get this party started all right. Well, by now, I think
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a lot of people know that the big news of the week is show hey
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Otani. You know what's interesting about this story, though it has it has
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a pay later, and you wonder if there's a future trend that we'll find
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out as we continue to talk about this. But he's the firing six hundred
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and eighty million of seven hundred million salary, So he'll get two million per
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year for the first ten years of that deal, you know, and then
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on she goes twenty million and his remaining salary of sixty eight million will be
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paid. It begins in twenty thirty four and problem, and I believe it
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ends in twenty forty three. But now here's something that I just thought out
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about the contract. He hasn't opt out clause if President of Baseball Operations Andrew
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Freeman leaves or Mike Walter is no longer controlling interest as an owner. Didn't
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know that before, But again, it's all about relationships. When you negotiate
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with the owner who believes in you as well as the president of Baseball Operations,
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you never know. I would hardly doubt that I could see it,
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but you know, you know, show hey o Tani certainly has a great
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business acumen. We know that this deal probably pales to what Bobby Nia did.
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But nevertheless, he has money coming later on and a lot of it,
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let alone the fact that he has a lot of endorsements plus some money
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that he earned from the La Angels. With that thought, Joe Ellis,
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take over and give me your thoughts on that. So, you know,
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I'm shocked he went to the Dodgers more than anything. It's a lot of
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either than the one team that has a lot of money. But I just
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didn't think he wanted to stay in the Los Angeles area. You know,
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being loyalty is so important. I'm shocked he went, you know, Crosstown,
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even though it's Anaheim compared to LA. You know, to me,
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as someone that said, you know, loyalty, loyalty, loyalty, kind
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of weird that he did that. I can understand going to a completely different
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market, but to go cross town I find that odd. You know,
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again, I'm a New Yorker, so to me, if you're a Yankee
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fan, the Mets are at the enemy, not really keen with the LA
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market the same way I'm the New York market. I don't think the rivalry
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is as big. But you know, to me, that's just it's kind
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of weird, and I didn't think he wanted to stay in LA. So
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I'm thinking that their offer must have been that much better than everyone else's offer.
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The the third Bundy of the opt out clause. You know, I'm
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sure that that was just waste of structure to make him more comfortable, to
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make sure that they got the deal done, because I'm sure there were other
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teams biddingg The Dodgers didn't want to lose out probably one of the best players
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of the generation. But let me point out to you, though the San
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Francisco Giants made an offer comparable to LA's, have not the same, and
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he decided not to go to the Giants. So so the Giants were really
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hot in on Shoho Tani. But you know, he didn't mind saying in
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the LA markets, you know, he seems to acclamated he's built a following
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there. If you're going to build a market deal, you know, whether
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it's New York, Chicago or LA, you've got a lot in those markets
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that certainly make you accessible to a lot of opportunities. All Right, Jacob,
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I absolutely love the move, and I'll tell you why. One of
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the biggest things I learned growing up because I've read a lot of different books,
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especially about money and everything is so we'll listen to I got will listen
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and read Robert Kiyosaki and what he used to say, well, it was
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about passive income, passing income, money that just keeps rolling in through your
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life. I and that's the way you get to your billions, your millions
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and your billions. And I love every bit of this because there's so many
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players that want to see the they call it the stacks. Right now right
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he is literally he is just going to be living. He's kind of doing
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the jay Leno to see jay Leno in the day only live off of his
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money from stam Up Comedy. He put every ounce of his Tonight Show money
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away and now during that time it was two hundred and fifty million dollars.
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And now he's retired with that much money, and it's like it's one of
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those things for the and then he'll still do his stuff. And now this
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is what O'tani's gonna do. He's gonna play whatever, say another ten years
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left. They got to remember he played seven years already. So that's probably
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it for his contract. If he doesn't opt out, that's seventeen years.
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So what you could say with something like this is he's doing that and then
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until twenty and forty three, all that money rolling in and rolling in and
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rolling in over and over, and I just he's gonna be a billionaire one
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day, and he's probably gonna buy it. He's probably gonna buy a team.
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Well, not only that, to what you have to understand, though,
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Jacob is he's not gonna be pitching next year, so he's strictly a
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date. I don't think he's gonna pitch ever again. Personally to me,
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I probably don't. I believe he's had two Tommy John surgeries if if if
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I memory surgery correctly, so, but we'll see. Yeah, so he's
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yes, he did have that. But I'm sorry. The reason I was
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saying that is because I think he's gonna have an enormous hitting year next year,
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and then he's gonna see because he's gonna see that he was always his
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two eighty five, two ninety three oh one, and then with while he
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was pitching and wearing himself out, then he's gonna see a three forty three
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fifty and he's gonna be like, no way done. Yeah, but you
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know what, Jacob, I could see him probably pitching maybe one or two
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years, depending on what happens after the surgery. Right now, all we're
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doing is talking hypothetacals. Anyway, you know you're gonna pay guy seven hundred
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million. You want to believe that, you know you're gonna see him pitch
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as well as hit. Now again next year, he's not gonna has a
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Timy John, but he's still an efficient hitter. And of course you have
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the designated hitter universal, So it'll be interesting to see how the whole thing
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plays out. Well, we have another big headline I haven't heard by now.
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You'll hear it from here that the NBA has suspended Golden State Warriors for
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Draymond Green and definitely for his latest stuffle. I'm gonna tell you right now,
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Joe Dumars isn't messing around. He hit him with a five game suspension
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before and now Draymond continues to never learn his lesson Draymond, If you never
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learned now, you're never gonna learn period. So all right, Joe take
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it from there. All confused, Joe Dubars wasn't he part of the Detroit
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Pistons way back when were they were the bad boys. I mean not that
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Joe Dubars was, you know, one of the bad boys, but he
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was on that team, great player on the team well too though Joe,
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I did he was the guy I always turned to. But go ahead and
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continue your thought. I just find it interesting because I mean, his teammates
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were probably some of the roughest guys in the league at the time, you
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know, And it's just interesting that that's the guy who's suspending someone indefinitely for
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a scuffle. It's just ironic. And I have a lot of respect for
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Joe Dubars, and like I said, I think he was a great player.
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I'm not insinuating that he was one of the bad boys because he wasn't
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him and Isaiah really weren't like that. It was my horn and you know,
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and limber. But it's just ironic, and Draymond is just I don't
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know. I mean, somewhere along the lines, you got you gotta have
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basketball intelligence, you gotta do what's best for your team, and you know,
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you know, he's not the only one. You look a football you
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know, the forty nine Ers game last week against Seattle T K. Buckaff
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We're back at the San Francisco Player after he pushed him with the back.
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I get it's frustrating. I get you. You want to stay on your
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ground, and you know it's it's the sports world. You want to show
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you the most macho, But sometimes it's not about that. It's about helping
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your team, you know, and you not being on the court does it
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help your team? I have no issues with it. You know, if
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you violate the rules, you deal with it. You got to be smarter
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than that. So it is what it is. You get what you deserve
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when you when you break the rules. Well, bear in mind, Joe
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Tumors works of the NBA, okay, so he evaluates everything. But the
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biggest thing that we have to understand, and Raymond Green's track record has gotten
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him in the serious trouble. Now they're not going to let him back until
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he meets certain conditions. So you know, I mean, and I know,
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Joe Dumars, you're one hundred percent correct. He wasn't one of the
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bad boys. In fact, I don't even take a step further show and
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Jacob okay, he never or complain on the courtball calls and if he ever
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did mention some of the officials. You know what they used to do.
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They listen because if you don't complain, then maybe we need to listen to
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this guy. Anyways, and he never complained. So you know, Joe
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Dumers was a smart player and he was a good executive too. Remember he
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guided the Pistons to a championship in the front office. Unfortunately, the ownership
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change and the financial side of the Pistons led to the downfall of the franchise.
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But I'm not going to get into that, although we do have some
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talk about with them a little bit later. But still, Joe Dumer is
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in a position where, you know, the NBA trusts him to do it.
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But this is all related Joe and Jacob to track record, period,
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track record. All right. With that said, Jacob continued, Joe Dumars
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is that guy imagining at the bar while everybody else is like fighting, he's
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doing you know, it's like, hey, guys, you know it's like
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he's having his beer at the bar. You know, he's watching them beat
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everybody else up. Or he's the guy he's like, come on, let's
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have beer or something. You can just imagine him. But the biggest thing
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about this right now is there was somebody on Twitter or x or whatever that
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was saying, oh you you you hate nineties when that's you hate nineties ball
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or eighties ball when Dragon does it. And no, no, no,
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they missed the point. We hated Bill. We hated Bill Amber if we
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weren't on his team. We hated cheap shots. We hated cheap didn't we
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jb We hated cheap shots. Then what we liked was fighting back, you
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know, from something like that. We never go went for the cheap shot
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artist. We didn't like that either. This was cheap shot artist over and
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over with him. And the biggest thing with Draymond really is he's just got
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anger issues. He just got issues. It's like it's one of those things
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where he just I mean, there's like I have something to constantly prove,
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and he really doesn't. He's got how many rings, you know what I'm
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saying, He's got how many rings? He should have anything to prove?
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And in truth, and I'm not saying this, this was the right thing
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to do with Jordan Poole, but does he want to prove that he's a
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tough guy? Already did that with knocking Jordan Poole off, you know,
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what I mean. But they're not knocking Jordan Poole to straight to the wall.
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He he already made that proof. So why do you have to continuously
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do all this and one thing? It's one thing to do the macho thing,
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it's another or anything like that. It's another to be a jerk.
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It's like when you're a jerk, you're just hurting your team. And and
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the big thing about him, he's a rebounder, he's a passer. The
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guy has perimeter game. They're gonna miss that, seriously, and it's gonna
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be putting a young one, a young man on there that's not you know,
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for some minutes and may not be ready for and they're gonna probably lose
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more games than they need to, and STEP's gonna get frustrated. You know,
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Jacob, you touch on a lot of great points. So let me
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go back a little bit, because when you touch on us, what I
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was thinking. Number one, Larry Brown had a good job managing or Shie
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Wallis, and he was a loose kingan if I ever saw one, and
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he really was, and he got more technical bowls and many technical bowls.
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Draymond Green. Secondly, your example of Jordan Poole is good, and I
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think Steve Kurrz done as good as he can with Draymond Green. And you
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know what, you Draymond Green is the equivalent to Dennis Rodney because he did
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all the dirty work that nobody wants to do, and he covers up your
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deficiencies is what he does so that you can become a more offensive efficient.
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You know, there was a former high school coach many years ago that the
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thing was Greg Samuel. He actually played on Florida State, you know,
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in the finals many many years ago. I think they lost the UCLA and
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John Wooden, but he always said defense creates offense, and the whole thing
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that always stuck with me. That was first time, mind you, I
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had heard it, okay, and then obviously carrying on as I'm covering these
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events throughout the years, right, well, the defense creates offense because especially
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if you steal ball or getting halfway to the court, you only have a
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halfway there immediately. Yeah, right, but that's the first time, Jacob
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I had heard it. And then when you're covering high school, but more
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so college and then the pros and I cover the pissons for a lot of
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years. Greg Samuel what he said a mouthfuls So all right. So yeah,
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the guy's track record is simply got him in hot water, and it's
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gonna be a while before it gets out. I don't know about you,
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guys. If somebody gets in my dogs, they don't get out of it
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for a while unless they prove to me that they're worthy of getting out of
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it. I won't mention specifics about the whole thing. Well, you know,
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you have to have trust and you have to have respect. If you
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don't have either of those, you know nothing. So you beat him Alpo,
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not only do you put them know if you beat the Alpo, that's
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true. Yeah, I've seen a lot of crazy people personally and professionally in
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this industry that you know. My book Lessons from the Microphone might divulge a
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few of them, but we'll let everybody out there purchase it through Amazon or
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candle Lie. Third thing we're going to talk about Washington Wizard's owner Ted leonsis
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preparing to move his two teams to Virginia. But he's looking at is a
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two billion dollars sports and entertainment district. They have a place in downtown d
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C. Now the city said, they're willing to fix it up. But
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you know what I see where Leonsis is going wants to move it to the
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suburbs where you have a lot more area. So I have no problem.
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To me, what he's doing is no different than when the Pistons look left
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downtown Detroit to go to Pontiac. So, Joe, I mean with your
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thoughts about Ted Leonsis so, I mean, I've been to the arena.
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When I was there was the Capitol One Arena. I believe, I don't
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know if that's what it's still called. I believe it's a beautiful area.
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It's a beautiful area. There's plenty of restaurants, there's actually plenty of parking.
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It's a nice area of DC. I get that he wants a new
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arena and he wants to build so he can have that, but it's unnecessary.
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They're actually in a good place. The arena is nice. There's not
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a bad seat in the arena like anything. You know, if it's over
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a year old nowadays in sports, it can be fixed. You know.
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I'm sure he wants more suits than everything, and there's probably more money to
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be made if he moved it. But I actually like the arena. I
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was there a couple of times, and I like the area that it's in.
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There's plenty of nightlife, plenty of good restaurants. You know, I
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don't. For me, things like that kind of bothered me. You know,
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that team has been part of the Washington Both teams have been part of
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Washington's city for so long in the culture of the DC area. To see
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them move to northern Virginia, even though it's just a stone throwaway, right,
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you know, to me, it's kind of disheartening. Yeah, the
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area as I understand that, I think Alexandria, Virginia. I've looked at
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Alexandria before. Jacob, go ahead, well do you think about this?
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Now? You can call Virginia squires in you know, I mean, and
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that's the thing. I mean, you can do it again. It's like,
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here's the thing the NBA oh on the ABA marks, so why not?
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So? But the thing about this is I think another thing is sometimes
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you just need a gigantic, huge code of paint. I just do.
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It's like they were literally you say it's a nice area, JB. And
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you're correct, it really really is. It is nice. But you think
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about this for a second there. The main guy was Jordan Poole, who
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literally said two weeks ago, even though they they're losing a pile, he
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just likes the way he played because they leave him alone instead of challenging him.
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You know, it's like, and that's their guy, and they don't
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have and there's not a real future with this type of deal, and you're
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not gonna see a future the next couple of years. What if you put
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that big giant I'm thinking of the Bears with the new stadium in the next
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five six years. You need a new code of paint, sometimes, new
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uniforms, new everything. Give people a fresh start, the bands of fresh
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mindset. And then there's nothing with the Wizards, the former Bullets. There's
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nothing with that that's going to be fresh, especially especially they're not gonna get
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anything bigger than with the way that their salaries are. The cap is,
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they're not gonna get anything past Jordan Poole in the next few years, so
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you might need something to be able to get people up there. Well.
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Keep in mind that Tadley owns the Campitale Arena, so I'll be curious if
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he's able to capitalize on that get other tenants and there while he has his
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other two, maybe he would use the fourth left him to send it to
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Virginia. Yeah, I mean nowadays with the G League, you know,
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sure they play in some big arenas w N B A. There's plenty of
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things he could get there, I'm sure. But to me, those teams
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are such a big fabric in the culture of the DC area, right,
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And I get again it's just a stone throw away. But to me,
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it's just this to see the moved out of the downtown area. Yeah,
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well, I mean think about it, though, Jacob, You've dealt with
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it in Atlanta. The Braves left from downtown Atlanta up to Oh that was
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the best thing could happen. Oh, turner Field was turner Field's fine,
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great, nice place. But leaving that place at night, ugh No.
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But it's like the but you when you leave, when you leave sun Trust
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or Truest whatever it's called now, you know Truest, when you leave it,
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you're in the battery. You're going literally into restaurants, running right into
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restaurants, right into stores, bringing it all that stuff. And then you
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can go straight in with an uber and Uber gets take you straight out into
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the city. I mean, it's you're not struggling with Marta, You're not
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struggling with any of that kind of stuff. So it was the best thing
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they could have done. So, yeah, those moves zoo work. If
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you go to Summers. I've driven down that road seventy five many times on
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one of these day and then you get off the edge and check it out.
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But sometimes you go to suburbs at work, sometimes it doesn't, you
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know. So it's just but that's where we are with Leons's all right.
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Well I talked about the Pistons a little bit earlier. I'm gonna do it
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again, but they have company this time. This is Three's company, but
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for all the wrong reasons. Okay, for a lot of us are like
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Three's company. A lot of us like Suzanne Summers, John ridd Joyce with
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the rest of them. But this is a threes company you don't want to
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be a part of. So the combined record in the last fifty two games
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for the San Antonio Spurs is win seventeen. The Pistons are owing twenty and
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they could lose them out to the seventy six or so that could be twenty
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one. The Wizards are one in fourteen and they're the only one was you
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guess it, the the twenty Pistons hot. They have the highest paid coaches
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with Greg Popovich with the annual salary of sixteen million for three and nineteen squad
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and team record for Monty Williams is thirteen point one million with a two and
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twenty one record. It could be two and twenty two. Oh my goodness.
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You know, I can tell you right now if you're a great coach,
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but you don't have me tellen your trouble. I mean, think about
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many Williams and of all people, Greg Popovich dealing with this futility when they've
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had, when they've won before. It's a pretty tough stomach. Joe,
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Listen, it happens. I mean, teams have to rebuild. You know,
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the Spurs are rebuilding. Detroit's been rebuilding for a little while. You
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know, they just haven't progressed anywhere. I don't understand what's happening with that,
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why they're not at least getting a little bit better. But you know,
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basically, you're gonna hit eventually. You know you're gonna have to build
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up through the draft. I think part of it a lot of a lot
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of people don't want to go to Detroit. They don't want to go to
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San Antonio. It's not the sexy place to go play. People want to
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go to La they want to go to Miami, they want to even go
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to New York now, you know. But so you have to build through
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the draft. You have to develop and it's tough. I mean, Popovich
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is a great coach, but you need talent and you gotta, unfortunately go
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through rebuilding times when that happens. Yeah, Frond with Troy Weavers, he's
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been in his john for a while, and then Nable he's collecting draft choices,
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but a lot of Peel in Detroit or leaning on him a little bit,
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so we'll have to scale there it plays out. But me, I
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totally agree that it's been a while. At some point they've got to turn
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in the corner. They really do. It's one saying the draft players,
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there's another get in play cohesive. This as a team. Okay, Jacob,
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you saw that you brought up he brought up priests company. This is
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a three company. If it was Josh Gadleeda Dunham and Rebel Wilson, this
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is just bad. But but no, but wow, I'm not worried about
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san Antonio, not in the least. All I want to see is when
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Binyama that he I mean, he is at a twenty twenty already for his
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age. He's already had a couple few double doubles this year. He looks
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he's already looking as advertised. That's the whole deal. Like that, Not
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worried about those days. Washington, Washington, They're ridiculous. Detroit has a
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phenomenal coach. This is unfair. Right, they have a phenomenal coach.
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It's probably gonna get fired. And this is unfortunate. It's unfortunate because he
24:10
doesn't belong there. He was in the finals a couple of years ago.
24:14
None of this is none of this is like, I don't know what's with
24:18
Detroit. I don't know if it's ownership that doesn't care. It's terrible.
24:22
It's like everything about them just drives me crazy, especially with when we have
24:27
the history that we remember of Detroit beings, you know, a champions.
24:33
They haven't build anything abound Kate Cunningham at all. Right, Well, you
24:37
know, Jacob, there's the thing. The ownership probably doesn't care as much.
24:41
And I disagree with that Monte Williams will not get fired well, and
24:45
I'm a hoping I'm wrong. I love that you will can't blame him.
24:48
At least gives the guy two or three years and then see where they're at.
24:52
But right now you can't just finish, oh exactly. But I just
24:55
think of everybody being jumpy and everything, and that's all I think about,
24:57
especially the online try and try and get people in. I'm not going to
25:02
play the blame on him. I mean, he's doing his best with a
25:03
ridiculous situation. I love Bonnie Williams. I would someone like me if I
25:10
own the team tomorrow, if I bought the team at thirty losses in a
25:12
row, personally to me, i'd give him a five year contract. Really
25:15
hear to take the crowd. I mean, I mean the fan. I
25:19
really would, because I do. I know what his past was and what
25:25
he can build. They he needs help himself. On the bottom line is
25:30
is Tom Gorth I think is heavily responsible because he's had a very poor record
25:33
since he bought the team and Troy Weaver. Bonnie Williams will be fine,
25:37
I really do. And if you're gonna lose, you might as well get
25:41
paid thirteen million, thirteen point one million dollars to do it, so you
25:44
don't have to worry about anything, so it doesn't make any difference. All
25:48
right, Well, I do have an NFL topic. I guess the NFL
25:49
is a sport. Of course, they will have a lot more headlines coming
25:53
in a few minutes. But the NFL is coming to Salabo Pablo, Brazil
26:00
the first time in twenty twenty four. All right, Joe, I've never
26:03
been to Brazil by here. It's a really nice place. I'd like to
26:06
do it real, but you never know, or tell me, tell me
26:11
more about what's happening with the NFL in Brazil. They're going to Brazil next
26:17
year, first time ever. In the international pace Listen, they added the
26:25
seventeenth game. Make every team play a game overseas. You know, I
26:30
do it one week. Make it like a one week during the year,
26:34
maybe like week nine, so it's the middle of the season. Buy no
26:38
buy week that week. Send every team to all the country and have international
26:44
week. Make it a huge thing. I think that'd be a cool experience.
26:48
You could find, you know, sixteen sites to play international games.
26:55
Throw the sport, Joe, I'm going to give you something. I want
26:59
you to say about this to Jacob before I turn to you. Okay,
27:02
I'm going to tell you. I'm going to give you a prediction right now.
27:03
You've heard it here on the Sports Exchange, Okay, and that's this,
27:07
and went to seventeen games with the intent that this is going to be
27:10
a primer for eighteen. Okay. I saw this many years ago with the
27:14
USFL preseason. Oh they didn't have preseason games, I don't remember. But
27:19
you have an eighteen game season. Here's what I believe will happen. Okay,
27:22
you had to get to seventeen before you can get to eighteen. Right
27:26
again, I'm not a math major. I think ultimately with the NFL would
27:30
like to do again. It's just a prediction, so don't hold me any
27:33
further than that. Okay. Once they established with the international markets, me,
27:40
I think that each team will end up playing two games, two games
27:45
a year overseas, whether it's London, Brazil, or wherever they're going to
27:48
go next. They've done it in Germany. I'm trying to remember the other
27:52
one that they're looking at Spain. That's on. So this is a primer
27:56
to lead up to what you have, So, Joe, everything you're saying
27:57
is completely active. Oh how great would that be? Make weeks nine and
28:03
ten international week, Send four teams to Asia, four teams to South America,
28:07
some teams to Europe. You know you could have you could play all
28:11
through the globe and you do it for two weeks if you have eighteen games
28:15
one week, if you have seventeen games, and there you go, just
28:19
go, yeah, I'm with you. But this is where they're going to
28:23
I see this down the road, Joe, that we're gonna get eighteen.
28:26
They're going to be two preseason games, it's inevitable. But any get seventeen,
28:30
where we get eighteen? How the CBA works, Players get more money
28:33
everybody, and when you come to negotiate, they have to work ext really
28:37
hard to do it. But that's what I think down the road, Joe,
28:40
and we got Brazil, spanill be next, and then well then you
28:42
reevaluate the London situation. You know, Japan down the line, the only
28:48
place you're not going to put it for a while. I think other places
28:51
they won't play. And we'll get on here this ache of getting political because
28:55
it's not what we do here anyways, but this is just a primer for
28:57
eighteen games scheduling. Yeah, Brazil, you know, I've never been to
29:00
real here. It's a cool place, but I know Sao Pablo has a
29:03
very established soccer market. Is really what it is, and they are stating
29:07
ready to do it. Sor Ry Jacob play, I have I have a
29:11
thought process first off before I go into this, And I think you stole
29:14
that pin that's in your hand for my tracker keeper the third grade, that
29:19
thing right there. Yes, exactly. It's like, but I love this
29:26
and you want to know what you're going to hear from there, Really move
29:29
a Zealas, just like you heard in soccer. And with those you're probably
29:33
going to get the exciting teams like again you'll see probably see in Miami,
29:37
at Kansas City and San Francisco, any of those teams so they can play
29:42
you're not going to see. You're not going to see the Raiders and the
29:48
Minnesota in that game three to nothing because they want their they want their fans
29:53
to play those move Azalas. They want them excited and the scorers. Yeah,
30:00
make it like the World Cup, but don't put out the schedule till
30:03
the beginning of the year right or week one Thursday night, an hour before
30:08
opening kickoff. You put it on NBC like they do the pregame show.
30:12
You have the pots and you said, you know, what is it?
30:15
Eight different pots with eight countries, you know, and you pick Team A,
30:22
B, C, D. You're going to Australia, you know,
30:26
for the two games. Then you know whatever, you just go through like
30:30
you do the World Cup draw. Could you imagine how much interest that WO
30:33
draw? Why is it the NFL hiring me? This? This is the
30:37
marketing draw of the century NFL and Qatar NFL, Joe, I'll give you,
30:45
I'll give you a really good suggestion as to why the NFL isn't hiring
30:48
you. What I would encourage you to do. After the shows you send
30:52
the show to the NFL and send it directly to their marketing department, and
30:56
I get a percentage of what you're gonna do because your agents and negotiate the
31:00
deal. Now let me let me add a new wrinkle to this whole thing.
31:04
Miami owns the marketing rights in Brazil, Okay they do. I believe
31:10
the Bears and the Dolphins own the marketing rights to the commercial rights to Spain.
31:15
I'm not going to get in the list. I don't have, but
31:17
I did read those when I was following up on this, so you know,
31:19
you never know. Well, like London is to Jacksonville, Brazil,
31:23
and there's a lot of Brazilians in South Worest, so you know why the
31:26
Dolphins are shrewd enough to go head get Brazil. I mean, there's a
31:30
bunch of them in my neck of the woods. So why wouldn't you not
31:33
want to go ahead and have your Brazilian population that's here to go to hard
31:37
rock? Right? And then you're marketing down there. I mean's just genius.
31:41
So mark my word down the line. I do I do believe.
31:45
You're have eighteen games and each team is going to require to play two two
31:48
games in a foreign market, so all follow the follow the JBLS rule.
31:56
The NFL will be huge throughout the world. You'll have people all over the
32:00
world watching the draw before opening night. I'm telling you this, this could
32:07
be next level, next level. Make it all one hundred and ninety four
32:12
countries. No no, no, no, no, no, no,
32:17
hold on, I don't mean they play in them all. I said,
32:22
they all have a shot. Of course, you're gonna make them. You're
32:23
gonna it's gonna be the big top ones, but give everybody a shot of
32:28
it, is what I'm saying. They that they think I'm saying they're only
32:30
gonna be the eight, but I'm saying I say it could be anyone.
32:35
Hey, Jacob, maybe you don't understand this, bro Okay, I was
32:38
around when they had NFL Europe and that was a good league. The only
32:42
problem was that was just too expensive to keep it going too Yeah, I
32:46
know I know that. So Jacob, let me give you some good advice.
32:51
Okay. Uh And eventually when you read my book down the road,
32:54
okay, whenever that may be okay, when you're on a roll on it,
33:00
okay, and I will stay on it. But don't bring me one
33:05
hundred and ninety four countries a Roger Goodell's gonna know. Oh you got a
33:07
hundred nine? Seriously, man, seriously, Well, no, that's that's
33:13
the thing. They play the ball. I'm saying, just kind of market
33:15
that everybody might have a shot. Of course they're not, but just market
33:19
the thing. They will. But you know, Jamie Ellis is gonna he's
33:22
got two homework assignments for next Wednesday night. He's going to read my book
33:25
once and for all. And number two, he's going to take the show
33:29
okay, and he's going to send her over to the NFL market. So
33:31
I think you should do. And I'm going to go on public record that
33:35
I get a percentage of your recruiting fee, because, after all, if
33:38
I didn't come up with a topic, I want to let you sound off
33:42
in the first place. Listen, you got to you gotta take off the
33:45
top sport in the world. What is more popular, more popular than the
33:49
World Cup? Nothing, not even the Super Bowl? So what does the
33:52
World Cup do they have to draw? You do it before opening night and
33:57
you make it worldwide. It's a beautiful idea. Roger Goodell, JB underscore
34:02
the program. I'm available. You know, I still gotta do Satellite Sports
34:06
on Tuesday of the Sports six Shadshow Wednesday, but I'm available all of the
34:10
times to help you. Good stuff. Here you have it here on the
34:14
Sports Exage. JB ellis talking to the commess. I can do this.
34:17
I can do this, all right. We'll see what happens when the time
34:21
comes that we're both at the Super Bowl and I'll say, comeish, this
34:23
is the motor City, mad Mouth. And this is one of my pupils,
34:28
because you, compared to me, are a pupil. Okay, but
34:31
but you've come a long way, a long, long long way. All
34:35
Right, one more topic we're gonna talk about. Then we're gonna get some
34:37
headlines. First of all, Arizona Coyotes entire franchise value is six hundred and
34:43
seventy five million. Wow, guess what show hey O, Toddy's got tracted
34:46
seven hundred million. This gives me another opportunity to pick up the Coyotes,
34:51
who, by the way, playing a five thousand stats stadium at Arizona State
34:53
and haven't been able to get the The Arizona Coyotes haven't been able to get
34:58
anything right for as long as I can remember. So all right, think
35:01
about it, Joe. It's only twenty five million that they're worth, and
35:05
then seven million for the contract. That doesn't count how much money Otani's are
35:09
now and I was gonna get later. Absurdity, best go ahead. The
35:15
fact that they still that they allowed them to play in a five thousand seed
35:20
arena. The absurdity that they allowed that to happen. The the NHL is
35:25
on another level. Scary that this was allowed in Arizona. I don't understand.
35:32
I mean, how can the WE be valued? How can the TV
35:36
value to anything more? They don't have an arena, you know. I
35:38
mean, we could fit more people in apartment buildings in Manhattan, in Chicago,
35:45
in La then you could go see a game. You know. It's
35:50
sad, and I mean seven hundred million Protani. I'm not upset. The
35:55
dude is one of the best of the generation. So he deserves every petty.
36:00
If someone's willing to pay him, good for him. And if you're
36:04
paying six or seventy five billion for the Coyotes, you know what give Otani?
36:08
Know the twenty five billion, he could come to your birthday parties.
36:13
He's a lot more enjoyable. Well, you're on a roll tonight. I'll
36:15
tell you when you and I talked to Ian Hill, knowing that we go
36:19
to a three man move, I'll tell you man something about Elie. There's
36:22
more to his marketing than I even realize. And all you need to do
36:25
is watch the show and shirt it all over the place, right, our
36:28
good friend, Ian, That's all I say. All right, So go
36:30
ahead, Jacob. The one thing I wanted to see. When you say
36:35
five thousand seat stadium, I'm like, I've been to the Atlantic Videators twice.
36:38
That feels like that type of place, which might be just a little
36:43
bit less people. That's about it. But I'm like, when you think
36:46
about this, I only want to know is this if they're still playing there,
36:51
you're talking about the work of the six seventy five. I want to
36:54
know their debts, their debt load right now, because truthfully, if they
37:00
aren't trying to get into a statement, if they're not everything like that,
37:04
there's got to be some serious debt problems with them where they're going to have
37:08
to have someone buy them and send them to a land or wherever. Because
37:10
this is ugly to see this, and what kind of atmosphere can you get
37:15
in practically a minor league stadium, Exactly what you deserve. If you're the
37:21
Arizona Coyotes, they have a functional from the day they got there. They
37:25
first played in America West Arena, where one side of the arena was what
37:31
you couldn't see anything out of it. They had played in a nice stadium
37:35
down in Glendale. All The problem is they claimed that their fan bases in
37:37
these Valley and me being a former Arizona resident, I lived in the area
37:44
called Chandler, which I love Chandler, Arizona. It's just great. And
37:47
this is what you've got. And they're on borrowed time. Whether they're going
37:52
to stand there, I know they're trying hard to do it. The NHL
37:54
got involved in an effort to find a way to keep them there. But
37:58
good luck show hey out time. I'm with you, Joe. If you
38:00
can get that kind of money, you do it. But that's not good.
38:05
Even listen, even Wayne Gretzky couldn't say the Coyotes when he was the
38:07
head coach of that mess down there. Wayne Gretzky tried to coach that team.
38:14
If you gave me the choice, right, if I have that kind
38:16
of money, I'll give it all Toddy. We'll go play with football in
38:21
the backyard. It'll be the greatest WWIF football player all the time. I'll
38:23
put him in Whipple Ball Hall of Fame or good. Because the Coyotes five
38:29
thousand seat stadium, that's bad. That could be the in between periods entertainment.
38:36
Whip the ball in the ice. Yeah, well, you know what
38:38
one thing I like about this topic is we can satirize it all day long,
38:43
So all right, score some top headlines. Wisconsin Lands Miami quarterback Tyler
38:50
Van Dyke. I don't know if you know much about this situation. I've
38:52
seen Vandyke play the last couple of years. I think he's making a good
38:55
decision. In the Wisconsin number one Luke fakel a coach of the Badgers.
39:00
Okay, as a passing type of guy. Anyways, say Mario Crystobal is
39:05
a grind right out type of coach where he depends on the running game and
39:08
you can have a suitable quarterback as system quarterback. Joe. Any observations about
39:14
the fact that Tyler Van Dyke is leaving the Palm Trees to go to Madison.
39:19
I mean this will actually be a good thing for him because you play
39:23
in Miami warm weather. It's nice most weeks. You know, the ACC
39:30
doesn't really have any cold weather teams. Now you go to the Big Ten,
39:32
different competition. It's a step up. The Big Ten's a little a
39:37
better conference. And now you go to cold weather. Now, if you
39:42
plan on playing on Sundays rather than Saturday, always a big question is can
39:46
you play in the cold. You know, people have that question all the
39:51
time. Why Josh Allen ended up getting drafted as high as he did because
39:54
he played in the Cold Weather College. So this I think will help him.
40:00
He's playing with better competition or the Big Ted and now he's going to
40:04
be playing in Cold Weather, which it'll give people a chance to evaluate what
40:07
he could do. I'm glad for Wisconsin. I like to see them start
40:13
to get back where they used to be. You know, they were always
40:15
one of the top teams of the Big Ted, and I like to see
40:20
them get back there. I always enjoyed see of them do well. So
40:22
I think it's a good move for everybody around. Well. Joe just an
40:25
Fyi. Van Dyke hales from Connecticut, so he played in South Flora,
40:30
but he's he grew up in the hails from that area, so he's definitely,
40:35
you know, a cool other guy, all right. Take him to
40:37
that two different ways to be able to take something like this. In one
40:40
case, you're going to a completely different conference, which I mean, let's
40:45
just say it's this year's conference or whatever. It's tons of running, tons
40:49
of grinding football and it gets colder later, and how will he take And
40:54
I know you can't from Connecticut, like you said, he could be able
40:57
to know what that's like. But you're going from a conference that you can
41:01
pretty much want to flink it out to a conference that's grind it and run
41:06
it and you know, just as I mean tough football. In the other
41:09
case, the B one G is changing because they're going to beginning the Pac
41:15
twelve teams, so they're probably going to be getting offenses and they're probably they're
41:20
probably gonna be getting the bigger offenses. And this is probably Wisconsin's opportunity.
41:24
They're probably trying to get somebody from another conference that flung the ball, that's
41:29
slung the ball around, and they're probably that's probably their idea of trying to
41:34
make it and keep up with the Washington And you're not watching it, but
41:37
UCLA and you are any of those type Washington, any of those that are
41:39
coming in, they're trying to go get someone that's actually thrown the ball.
41:44
And guess what, someone like Iowa has not caught up yet. They're still
41:46
the same team as of right now. So those are the those are the
41:51
things it is they is Wisconsin. Are they doing this because they're seeing these
41:55
teams coming in and they want to change their offense or are they going to
42:00
try to make tnavand I go to what their old school, what they were,
42:05
it won't happened. Wisconsin has been traditionally a great running team. Ron
42:09
Dain came out of there and James White and among others. So Luke Faftel's
42:15
determined to go out there and turn us into a passing offense, which a
42:19
badger fans haven't seen before. But and I like Luke Fafell and I'm really
42:22
pulling Arder Tyler van Dyke. I really am. He was very pleasant to
42:25
talk to our press conferences. One of the nicest guys on the planet.
42:30
I hope he gets cashes in on that final year and becomes an early quarterback
42:34
in the NFL. I know one guy we like to talk about a lot
42:36
who earns phrase. And I was going to get another reason why Colorado generates
42:39
an economic impact of one hundred and thirteen point two million of Dion's first season.
42:44
You know what, We knew we'd have an impact, but now will
42:45
Britain Donalds size in front of a Joe Go ahead, listen. What the
42:52
guy has done for the University of Colorado is amazing. You know he's brought
42:57
it. Just look at who was going to the game, you know,
43:00
the who's who and the money that's been brought into the university. It's good
43:07
all around. You know, it was a rough year on the field,
43:09
I'm sure not as anyone expected, but it all comes down to money,
43:15
sure, doesn't. You know dion Sanders started off well unfortunately finished for an
43:22
eighth and I can see him moved to the Big twelve working for him.
43:25
And I've always set a coaching these at least two or three years until they
43:29
put their stamp on it. So I think Dionne Sanders, I'm really impressed
43:34
by what he's on. All right, take them. I missed on the
43:37
thing this year, remember jab Ar and me. I missed for a big
43:39
time. I thought nine to three obviously missed Loo's good at first three zero
43:45
four too, but you know it didn't work out. But you want to
43:47
know what it brought to all of this, Like I said, it brought
43:51
like you said, it brought the economy there and guess what. They also
43:53
have a Sportsman of the Year. You know, I'm not gonna say sports
43:57
personally because that's a man. If it's a Sportswoman, it is. But
44:00
that's the Sportsman of the Year or the sports team of the year. The
44:02
Colorado, Dion and Colorado. They got them all out there in one single
44:07
solitary year. So now they can build up toward a Bowl game and they
44:10
can build up for something later, especially when they'll get a lot of different
44:15
players. Now they're gonna lose a lot of players because Dean has a high
44:17
expectation and some of these players aren't gonna want that. But he will get
44:22
people just based off of the He'll get people based off of the parents,
44:27
just like Bob Knight did back in the day. He'll get based off the
44:30
parents. It's like that they know that Dion has a high expectation. It's
44:34
like they knew Bob Knight had expectations. They're gonna do those parents gonna bring
44:37
those kids there. Like I said, it's here one. I think you
44:40
could see property is there fourign eight this year. I could see Colorado improving
44:45
to six seven wins season next year, yeah, yeah, yeah, and
44:50
then after that who knows. But all right, here's some other good news
44:52
that from out of the Big Apple that you've got Tommy DeVito and Zach Wilson
45:00
were players of the Week. First of all, Tommy DeVito we all know,
45:05
has been a great story of living with his folks and he's a local
45:07
guy who's doing some pretty good things there. And Zach Wilson, I'm gonna
45:12
tell you, this kid has really matured in the last year. You know,
45:15
he has a really good game against the Texans. You know what.
45:19
I think the New York fans need to be get off his case a little
45:22
bit and Zach needs to just continue doing he's doing. If it makes mistake
45:27
to own it, but I'm impressed with the maturity of Zach Wilson and the
45:31
Tommy DeVito story is just impressive all the way around. Show. So tell
45:37
the two quarterbacks. Let's start with Zack Wilson. Honestly, I think Aaron
45:43
Rodgers is coaching him, which you know, if you're coached by a guy
45:47
who's a multiple time at VP and one of the better quarterbacks to play the
45:52
game over the last fifteen to twenty years, can't go wrong. If you're
45:58
listening. It may not sink it right away, it may not happen overnight,
46:02
but you know, having that into your ear and walking you through it,
46:06
you're gonna absorb it. And if you if you have talent, which
46:09
Zach does, he'll get better. You know. Do I think he's gonna
46:15
be a long term NFL quarterback? Probably not, but good for him this
46:20
week. Glad to hear it, you know. And great win by the
46:23
Jets, and great job by Zach. Now to Tommy DeVito. His story
46:30
is the underdog story, you know, third string quarterback, probably never expected
46:35
to set foot in a regular season game, lives with his parents because he's
46:38
not making much money, you know, lucky enough to play in the in
46:44
the area where he grew up, which is a phenomenal thing, especially you
46:47
know, if you're a fan of the team. He's come in. He's
46:52
won three in a row, and he beat the Packers this week on a
46:59
Monday night game, national TV, and you know, comeback victory. Nobody
47:05
thought they had a shot in the game. Everyone's buried the giants, including
47:09
myself, the last month and a half. Here. They want three in
47:14
a row. They're a game out of the playoff race, probably not going
47:17
to make the playoffs, but they made it interesting, you know, and
47:22
I think the kids showing some stuff. He'll definitely be able to elevate himself
47:28
to at least the backup role somewhere. Again, I don't know if he's
47:31
good enough to be a long term starter in the NFL, but he showed
47:36
he could be a capable backup and possibly in a couple of years learning the
47:39
game better and seeing it more, probably he could possibly become a starter at
47:45
some point. But both of them, I think they're doing well. They're
47:47
learning the game and they're learning by being on the field, which is not
47:52
an easy thing to do with the NFL. Jacob, I can tell you
47:58
this right now. The first thing I want to do if I ever get
48:00
the chance of this Super Bowl and to be telling to veto his family and
48:02
go to that tailgate. I am a I am a self professed want to
48:07
be foodie and I love Italian food. So that's those cutlets and the lasagna
48:12
and all that kind of stuff. Watching it on Monday Night football, I
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was, I have to have it. And it's a fun story it is,
48:20
and who care? And truthfully, you know something, I want him
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to keep winning the way he does. I don't want to hear stupid horrors.
48:28
Is the next Tom Brady? No? Oh, no, shut up?
48:30
Who cares? Let him win as a team. Let them as a
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win as a team, because I don't want them getting there hopes up for
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fantasy football, which will never be him. You want to know what he
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has. He has a family that takes care that will help him out.
48:44
Like if you get any if he starts struggling, look at that family in
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the Look at that family in the crowd. I would not mess with that
48:51
family. That family looks like to fight you. Every bit of that family
48:54
looks like to fight you. And then they'll go get Rocco and all of
48:58
the cast number one and knock you out if you start anything. As far
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as Zach Wilson, though, if you're right, Aaron Rodgers is coaching.
49:07
We've been talking about this all year, JB. He is coaching. What
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is Nate? What is Nathaniel Hackett's job adventure? Essentially besides getting coughing for
49:17
Aaron, what is his role in the first place? Because it is obvious
49:24
that what he's called plays throughout this year. It looked awful the minute here
49:29
comes Aaron and then he's just talking to his ear. Here he comes,
49:31
here's Zach's all of a sudden looking better. Just I mean, it's never
49:37
gonna happen because he wants Hacking around. I guess, you know, as
49:39
a the I guess he wants him at bars so they can be then try
49:44
to get women or something. I don't know, it's maybe it's his buddy,
49:47
but just get rid of Hacket and let Aaron run the whole thing.
49:51
As far as the OC, you might as well, because it's kind of
49:54
ridiculous because they looked best and they've looked at ages and I definitely guarantee it's
49:59
not hacking. Well, let me tell you this. A few years ago,
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I saw Zach Wilson shred the Central Florida Knights at the book or a
50:07
Time Bowl, and I believe that he will not be a bust. There
50:12
has to be some cohesiveness with the head coach and the offensive coordinator and putting
50:16
talent around him, and you need a good offensive line and they don't appear
50:21
to have any of that yet. So and I'll tell you a lot of
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people say that you think Robert Salad should be fired. Absolutely not those fans.
50:30
I call him emotional nitwits for a reason. No, samas a good
50:34
coach. They don't get it. They're living off the Fantasy football bat right.
50:38
I don't know if I don't know if I agree with you or not.
50:42
I think he's done a great job with the defense, but you know,
50:45
getting back to Zach Wilson, then they can get worse. I'm not
50:51
disagreeing, but I don't know if I'm sold to him as a good coach,
50:53
and I think he's decent. I don't think he's bad or good at
50:57
this point, but I will say what Wilson. Another part of the issue
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is he's playing for the Jets. That in New York. You know,
51:06
the Jets get reamed in the papers, and you know by the reporters more
51:13
than the Giants. The Giants are more well liked, they're better respected by
51:19
the reporters. The Jets just get ripped. So it's a hard thing.
51:23
It's hard enough with the New York media, you know, for any playing
51:27
on any team, but the Jets just get it extra tough from the reporters.
51:31
The beat writers for the Jets are a much toper and it's not an
51:35
easy place to play, and that also plays a part in it. You
51:38
know, you have to be very thick skinned. So Joe, let me
51:42
ask you a question. How many cards are in a decade cards a lot
51:49
fifty two, No, you're wrong. The jokers, No, you have
51:53
fifty two plus two joker, that's fifty four jokerstal count do count because they
52:01
counted poker exactly. You never know when to use them. They count,
52:07
they killed in So I guess what I'm trying to tell you, Joe.
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Okay, you got fifty cards, right, and there's always variables at anything.
52:15
I knew you were going to get that one right there. You're you're
52:17
talking to the ultimate card guy. My very first words that the kid were
52:21
the jack, King, Queen and eighth. I've been a card guy all
52:23
my life. All right, listen, the last thing we're going to talk
52:27
about, and this would be really quick before we call it a night.
52:30
Okay, Joe, give me your thoughts about Bill Belichick's eventual ulster over at
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New England doesn't have to be long. It is a time for the Patriots
52:37
to move on. And where do you think you could go? I don't
52:40
know if it's time for the Patriots to move on, because I mean,
52:45
if I'm them, I don't want to lose him. He's was there when
52:49
they did most of their wedding. But I think it's time for Bill Belichick
52:52
to try something new, to just be a head coach again, not be
52:57
involved with the player personnel. Just vision. Go someplace nice and warm,
53:02
have a new number one quarterback named Justin and you know, enjoy a big
53:08
city, you know, not New England where the stadium is about a half
53:15
hour away from a city. You know, be downtown and get get acclimated
53:20
to the way back to the big city like he was in New York,
53:22
you know. And I think it's time for a different challenge for him because
53:28
it's not working in New England. I don't know if it's him or whatever
53:34
it is, it's just not working. So you know he's not gonna stay
53:38
there and give up his role as GM. So you know, sometimes you're
53:44
just gonna walk away. Gotta know what to the fold of it's talking about
53:46
cards. Yeah, there you go. I know you got the cards statement
53:51
grained in your head. So here's the thing, fellow chick, hasn't been
53:53
relevant since Tom Brady left. That's all I have to say about the whole
53:57
thing. All right, Jacob wrap up with this comment that we're going to
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the whole point, the whole point of something like that, is it's completely
54:02
obvious there's a team effort on stuff like this. Because I say this about
54:07
Tom Brady, he is not winning the titles with Rich Kotite. I'm just
54:13
I'm just bringing that up. It's like he's not winning titles with Matt Navy.
54:16
I'm sorry, it is not happening. It's like it takes the right
54:20
quarterback and the right coaches, the perfect team. And as well as to
54:22
say, as far as Belichick, though, yeah, I wouldn't mind him
54:27
playing with Justin Fields somewhere else, but you yeah, but Justin Herbert jokes
54:31
aside, Justin Herbert, that would be a really good, nice thing over
54:37
in la you know, and he can be in a warmble cup weather climate
54:39
at all times and stuff like that. It wouldn't be bad. What's over
54:43
and maybe truthfully Las Vegas. And then that's where you would possibly bring Justin
54:47
Fields. You know that, Jacob, I do this every show and I'm
54:52
gonna do it again. Quit while you're ahead, jb Ellis A yeah,
54:59
you better quit your head otherwise it's you're gonna have a lot of fun after
55:02
the show is over with. I promise you that. But this is a
55:07
unanimous across the board. All three of us agree that Bill Belichick's next move
55:12
should be with the LA Chargers. All right, So we'll leave you that,
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