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As you know, I'm Errol Marx, my Co host, Java Chapel in the
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Mikey C is in the studio as we speak right now.
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It's been a good show. We've been all over the place
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with football, baseball, no basketball.
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There's really no basketball stories except the fact that Ben
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Simmons might be going to the Celtics.
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So I guess Celtic fans are not excited about that.
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No hockey news yet, but the Islanders still in the process
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of possibly making more moves. So that's all I know right now
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with the Islanders, if Islander fans want to talk about it.
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But we do have a call to the pen.
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It's done, I think. You can throw a strike on this
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pitch. It's not going to be much on it,
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man. It feels like jello right now.
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Just get it over the plate. I want him to swing.
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Last time I did that the guy hit one that hasn't landed yet.
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For a call to the pen. All right, guys, this is a call
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to the pen. We just talked about Nick Kurtz,
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who had one of the great, great stat lines you'll ever see.
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Some would say. In fact, a few people said it's
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the greatest game anyone's had in baseball history. 6 for six,
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six runs, 4 homers, a double, a single, 8 RBIs, 19 total bases.
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Ties the record since 19 O one with Sean Green if you remember
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had four home runs back in the day.
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I believe for the Dodgers. Many are saying like I said is
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one of the greatest games anyone's ever had.
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While my best moments came either in youth soccer, high
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school football or beer league softball.
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We do have the big right-hander warmed up who can tell us about
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his greatest games of his career from youth to the pros.
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What would is it was like in the middle of it, why you were so
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good that day and how you remember those moments now as we
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grab the phone and make a call to the pen.
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I mean, I guess we can go kind of in a tier.
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Obviously I threw a a no hitter, 6 inning no hitter in in Little
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League. I don't know if you really count
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that, but it was like the first time I was like, oh, this is
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kind of cool. Then I'd go college when I
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punched out 14 to get into the College World Series against
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Miami. Ryan Braun was on that team.
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John Jay who made a Machado. Just tell them to shut them up.
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The other day when they cleared benches against the Cardinals
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and then the big leagues was probably against the Red Sox
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when I punched out eight in a row and I think I punched out 12
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or 13 in five or six innings. Yeah, eight in a row is pretty
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cool actually. I think I threw the most change
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UPS I ever threw in my career in one game.
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I remember that game. I remember that game very well.
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Actually. And so, yeah, when you just
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everything just kind of clicks, you know, and it, it, it works
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and you can you trust this game. Might have been this game.
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I I don't know, Jabba, I've I've seen a lot of highlights of you
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dominating. I've seen some great defensive
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plays as well. Now when I think of this stuff
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that I did, I sometimes I think of the defensive plays more than
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anything else. I know you had one that.
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Real essential in Cleveland, yeah.
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So what? What goes through your mind when
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you get a bloop back to you? You dive and then have the
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presence of mind to throw in a second to pick off the guy on a
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double play on a. Boat I just I like doing it
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because people are like pitchers aren't athletes and I'm like,
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yes, we are. But yeah, no, it's I mean it's
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very reactional. Most of the time you do PF PS so
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much it gets redundant where it just becomes like muscle memory.
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But you know, it's just you kind of react and see and you kind of
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know this situation. You catch it.
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I've made sure I caught it because my I face playing it.
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I I didn't break my nose or chip a tooth anything, thank
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goodness. But and then I had Jorge
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pointing and yelling at me at the same time.
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And so you can see him pointing right there.
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So I knew I knew he was there, but I couldn't tell how far he
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was off so. Jorge is pointing the first.
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He's pointing the second. Let's rewind it.
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Let's rewind it because I thought he's pointed the first
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on this one. Let's see, that was, I mean,
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look, it's in the one of the best plays, you know, and it
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gets shown a little bit. I feel like it gets shown a
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little bit more, but watch Jorge right here.
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Oh, you know what? You're right.
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He's pointed the second. He's like like running.
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Towards it, yeah. So yeah, it was, I pitched well
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that game too. I think I went into the 7th
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inning and it was 2 to one or something like that.
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But yeah, it's it's just one of those feelings where it's like
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when you hit a home run, you don't feel it.
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And it's like when you let it go, it's just like, you know,
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you can let it go and be like you're not hitting that.
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It's kind of. One of those days where it goes.
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But yeah, that defensively that was probably, that was probably
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my best one. You say that you don't feel it.
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Golfers always say that if they have their best drive, they
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don't feel it when it gets to the club head.
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I threw shot put and coach shot put.
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I always used to tell kids if the best throw you have is when
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you don't really feel like you threw it that hard.
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It just came off at the perfect angle.
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I got to hear from from Mr. Mark Stahl about his Sports Group
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because we know Errol was a great hockey player in his youth
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days. I want to hear the best either
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stat line or game that you ever played, Errol.
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The best game I ever had when it came to hockey.
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I scored eleven goals in the game and 1111 goals in the game.
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I'll never forget it. I was 14 years old.
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Youth hockey and we were, I think it was the semi finals of
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the, of the championship game and I went off.
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I scored four goals in the first period, like four goals in this,
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four goals in the second period. And if I'm not mistaken, I think
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three goals in in the third period.
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I had like I, I think if you look at it, I have 4 hat tricks,
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almost 4 hat tricks in the game. It was crazy.
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It was one of those games that I just went off and I was
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unbelievable and, and four of them were power play goals.
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So I that was the game that really stuck out to me.
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I'll never forget the game and I remember after the game I almost
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got into a fistfight with the goalie outside of the rink
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because when I walked out, I mean, I, I kind of, I walked out
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with an ego, I'm not going to lie.
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I mean, when you score 11 goals in a game, what are you going to
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do? You're going to stand there.
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You're going to, you know, strike yourself.
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I walked right out. The other father said something
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to my father. My father doesn't.
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But when my father went to the game, my father didn't even
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understand what was going on. He just said, oh, he's one of
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the guy what the parents would like.
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Oh, your son's, your son had like a hat trick.
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My father didn't even know what a hat trick was.
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OK So I had like 3 hat tricks in the game and then I'm walking
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out and the other fathers talking crap to my father.
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My father didn't even know what was going on and I'm talking
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crap to the goaltender outside of the rink.
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So it was that game really stuck out to me and I'll never forget
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when I walked out and the coach said that might have been one of
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the best games I've ever seen any any hockey player ever had
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and I'll never forget it because I went off.
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I scored two goals in the 1st 2 minutes of the game.
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So I'll never forget that game. So probably my best game I ever
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had. One of the worst games I ever
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had and I'll never forget this. I actually scored on my own
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goalie. I'll never forget this.
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I'll never forget this. We were.
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Off the skate or just a bad pass?
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No, I, I tried so you know, you're, you're standing in your
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zone, right, And you try to, you try to shoot the puck behind
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your Nets so it bangs off the board, so you get it out on a
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penalty kill. Well, I shot it at my net.
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My goalie wasn't even, I shot it and went right into the net.
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So I'll never forget it and I'll never The funny thing, I was a
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knit. I was a -, 2 in the game.
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I was -2 in a game -2 is good, by the way, in hockey, but I'm
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-2 in a game. But I'll never forget I scored a
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goal in my own net. So.
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Java. Last thing before we get out of
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this, I have. I've always had this theory
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about when athletes are competing again.
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I've coached track a lot. I tried to tell them to have a
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clear head and not to really be thinking about anything.
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I got to know when you're going on these hot streaks, are you
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thinking about anything? Are you just in the zone?
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Can you describe what that's like, what how you were in those
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moments? Actually, no, you're really not.
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Honestly, it's you're kind of just.
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Letting it happen and I was fortunate enough to have some
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really, really great catchers where I knew as soon as I got
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the ball back I knew what they were going to call.
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So it kind of worked hand in hand and when you're kind of
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just in that zone, it's just kind of you know, the, the, the
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ball drops your way, you get the calls like you know it, it's
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just everything kind of slows down and it just it comes at you
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different some sometimes it speeds up and it gets ahead of
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you. But when you're in in kind of
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that that realm, it's like everything just slows down and,
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you know, it's just slow motion as everything goes and you know,
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your defense is there saving you and everybody's, you know,
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embedded in the game. And so I think it's just it
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slows down and it just comes to you very, very methodical.
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And it's like, OK, boom, here you go, boom, here you go.
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OK, execute this. I want to go a ball and a half
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off in boom, then I'm going to go away.
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Like you already know what you're going to do.
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And it's like executed, executed, executed.
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OK, now I'm in the dugout. So yeah, it's just kind of slows
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things down and the game plan, and I wish it always worked like
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that, but but it does it. But yeah, when you get into
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those in those modes, it's it's kind of everything's going your
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way. Do in the pink and one in the
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stink. Well, there it is boys.
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We just heard about the best games.
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What are you eating over there, Jabba?
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You haven't know the one of those Tootsie rolls theory is
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with his Tootsie rolls his. Flavored.
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His flavored Tootsie Rolls. Ram Jam titties.
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All right, ladies and gentlemen, we have two more segments to go.
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Our next segment, dial it up. We interrupt this regularly.
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Scheduled hot mix to bring an important news book.
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We got a big broadcast to do here.
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We're about to dial it up. Play with my pickle.
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All right, everybody, welcome back everyone's favorite
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segment. Dial it up.
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This is the one where we have a lightning round of stories for
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Errol. He has not seen that.
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He doesn't know what we're going to be talking about.
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He's got to dial up and take after he hears it and one of us
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will respond to it. Let's start off with our
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favorite flat earther. Kyrie didn't want Steve Nash as
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a coach in Brooklyn. Kyrie Irving made promise news
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on his Twitch stream where he slammed the Brooklyn Nets
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decision to make Steve Nash head coach.
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During his time there, I already had my own thoughts on how the
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coaching situation was going to go.
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I felt like there were other candidates out there that could
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have definitely been our head coach that had championship
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experience, Irving said on Twitch.
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I think Steve had championship experience in his own way in his
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role that he played at Golden State, but as far as being head
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coach, I had my own thoughts. Irving has also made past
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comments saying that the Nets only signed him to alert Kevin
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Durant to Brooklyn. The Nets big three of Durant,
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Kyrie and James Harden produced only one playoff series win.
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Errol. Well, it's pretty simple.
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Kyrie Irving's earth is flat and his brain is flat.
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Like I said many, many times, Steve Nash might have not had
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any coaching background. This guy was a two time MVP, was
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a sensational point guard and go look at the point guards that
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have had success as a head coach.
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Look at what Jason Kidd did with The Mavericks.
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He brought them all the way to the finals.
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I and by the way, who was his starting point guard?
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It was Kyrie Irving. I just absolutely despicable.
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And by the way, who did LeBron James or the LJA?
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As we all know, he runs the league.
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Who did he bring as his Co host of his his show, his podcast,
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Steve Nash. Why do you think he brought
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Steve Nash in? Because he's one of the smartest
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players in NBA history. This guy was so talented, so
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very good. Best Canadian player to ever
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come out of Canada. If you look at what Canada has
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brought in to the NBA ever since Steve Nash, sensational, as we
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all know, the MVP of the league this year was Canadian.
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So Steve Nash has brought basketball from a country that
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never had a lack of talent to the NBAII think he to me would
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have been a great coach for the the Nets if the Nets decided to
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go that route. And who do they bring in after
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Steve Nash? Who do they bring in?
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That's right, no one. And they never won anything.
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So it tells me that Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant and James
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Harden are a bunch of fools, and that's why that organization
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will never win a championship as far as I'm concerned.
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I also just want to point out the fact that how Jake even
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mentioned in the chat as well too, but you also had him very
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praising the Steve Nash move at the time, which wasn't expected
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and very much now switching up his mind only for the fact that
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only for the fact that I'm not sure what exactly but he thought
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that Kenny Atkinson or he thought that Steve Nash was a
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better move than Kenny Atkinson. Not sure exactly what was behind
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that mind. Like you said, maybe his flat,
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maybe his brain is flat just like the way he thinks.
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That the world is. And I like and I like Kenny
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Atkinson. Look at it, look at the look at
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this season he just had with the with the Cavaliers.
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You know, they they didn't amount to much against the
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Pacers, but a lot of teams ended up falling, falling to the
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paces. Except the OK C Thunder, but
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still. 1 They didn't keep Kenny Atkinson because of Kyrie
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Irving. Then they didn't bring in Steve
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Nash because of Kyrie Irving. Who did they bring in?
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Oh, I I, I can't even remember. That's why I Jacques Vaughn How
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how good was Jacques Vaughn? Why don't you ask you Orlando
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Magic how good Jacques Vaughn was?
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Absolutely despicable. And that just shows you how
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stupid Kyrie I. Also want to mention what Jake
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just said too, but he was also saying about how his coaching
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style was that they could do now whatever they wanted to
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basically. And there was even 1 point that
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they had James Harden and Kyrie Irving switching from point
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guard and shooting guard. With those two.
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I don't know what was going on. It was a field day going on.
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And then you even had of course, Kevin Durant taking shots when
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it was people like random people like Joe Harris and Nicks Clack,
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Nicks, Claxton lining up with Kevin Durant.
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I mean, nobody would think that that lineup was going to be
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successful at all so. Who cares?
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And honestly the coach means nothing when it comes to the NBA
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if you have two superstars. But if you have 3 superstars and
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a guy that actually was successful in the NBA on a good
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basketball team, the Phoenix Suns when he played with talent,
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Amari Stoudemire, he played with a tremendous amount of talent
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over there and they went far into the playoffs but couldn't
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get over the hump. I think Steve Nash would have
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added a lot to that Nets team, maybe wins the title with that
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Nets team if they just gave him a chance.
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It's just because Kyrie Irving doesn't want to be told what to
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do from a guy that was more successful than he was.
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You know, on top of that, I think they played completely
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different styles of basketball. Like Nash wasn't the guy who was
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going to stand around and dice somebody up and do some ice.
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So he was just constant movement and just trying to find open
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guys. I think they're they're playing
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styles. And what they wanted to do, just
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it was just never going to work. It's just crazy that he went out
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here. This is because Durant basically
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said some other stuff went on Nashes podcast and now Irvings
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got to take the center stage. I can't believe that team ever
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worked the way these guys are such prima donnas.
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Let's move on to the next story. It's a good one, Errol.
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It's car racing. Oh God.
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Bubba Wallace becomes the first black driver ever to win in
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Indy. He won the Brickyard 400 on
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Sunday, becoming the first black driver to win at Indianapolis
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Motor Speedway. He was able to make his fuel
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last against last year's winner Kyle Larson after a late crash
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restart almost caused him to run out of gas.
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They gambled and won. He was greeted by his wife and
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10 year month year old son on the winning track.
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His number 23 team is COO, owned by Denny Hamlin and, you guessed
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it, Michael Jordan. Errol, dial it up.
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Honestly I don't watch any car racing.
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I I watch certain I I watch Daytona 500 over the years.
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I'm a Dale Earnhardt fan over so in the 90s and the 80s as a kid
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I watched a lot of the big races.
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If I'm not mistaken, isn't this the same guy that something
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happened in his garage or something and he was trying to
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hide something? I I I don't know the story fully
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but. Are you are you talking about
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the in the stands when it looked like a noose?
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The rope that was. Yes, yes.
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Was that him? Was that?
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Him. Yeah, that was him.
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In 2019. There was a He was not a victim
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of a hate crime according to the FBI and noose was pulled down in
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a loop, but it was hat apparently it had been in the
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garage that's. The only thing I know about this
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guy, I mean, the fact that you want to raise, good for him,
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congratulations to him. His wife and his kids are there.
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Of course they're going to be there.
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They're going to celebrate with him.
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I, I mean, you're bringing in car racing.
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I, I don't watch enough of it anymore.
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The only thing I know about him is that story.
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That's about it. So congratulations to him.
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Yeah, I mean, I watched a little bit.
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Denny. Denny's a good friend, so I try
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to watch his group. Obviously Jordan fan, but yeah,
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Bubba really hasn't done much. He signed with Jordan Brand too,
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because he was the only black driver, if if we're being
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honest, Danny, Danny was on Team Jordan before and then when they
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when they created their own team and they brought him over.
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So he really hasn't done much. I mean, he I think he has more
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win in the Craftsman Truck Series than he does in NASCAR.
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I think he's got a few wins in Xfinity, which is like minor
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league of of NASCAR. So he's he races for a cool team
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and probably gets cool gear, but he he's not that great of a
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racer. I, I mean, I don't watch it
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anymore. There's, there's no superstar
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anymore. I mean I watched Stuart dominate
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a little while ago where he he won like 4 championships, like 4
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titles. Jenny Johnson won 7.
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Yeah. So those guys, I mean Johnson
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was another one. I, I mean, that was the time
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where, but now you have these other riders, they're beating
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the hell out of each other during races.
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They're running after each other.
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I mean, that's the only thing that really stands out to me
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with NASCAR racing. It, it becomes a hockey fight in
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the, in the pits. That's about it.
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That's it. I I.
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I don't, Joey. Logano, Kyle.
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Kyle Bush is very. I like Logano.
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Bush. Everybody hates Bush.
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Everything that I've heard from all the different race car
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drivers. But Kyle's like the bad guy.
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He's like the heel of NASCAR. I mean, you got to have him.
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Yeah, so he he loves starting the fights and and by the way,
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the way he reacts to the media stuff, it's pretty funny.
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But I don't watch car racing as much as I did when I got a
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chance to watch Earnhardt did and, and, and what he did as a
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dominated race car driver. I mean, those were the best
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what? Watching him just dominate, but
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that's it. All right, let's move on to the
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next story. We're going back to football
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now. This one is.
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You know, picture speaks 1000 words.
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Bucks rookie on the non football injury list for being almost
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£450. The Bucks put undrafted free
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agent rookie Desmond Watson on the non football injury list
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last Thursday. Watson, who plays D tackle,
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played at Florida and now weighs a reported 449 lbs, down £15
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from his playing weight in college.
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It's just about trying to get him better, to be a healthier
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player and getting him on the field a little more or,
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Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles said, via Fox 13.
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That's kind of where I'm at right now.
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He's working at it and we're working with him and that's all
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you can ask right now. Watson at 6 foot 5 and over £400
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is viewed as a possible answer to the tush push.
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Yes, he repped 200 and 2536 times and the 40 in under 6
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seconds at 460 lbs at Florida's pro day.
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If he made the roster, he would be the heaviest player in the
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history of the NFL. Errol.
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Dial it off. First of all, he's £450 and he,
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he benched 36 * 225 lbs. That's not impressive.
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First of all, he, he's, that's double his body weight.
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OK, so he is putting up less than his body weight 336 times.
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So that's, there's nothing impressive about that.
21:30
OK, so here's the thing. And I'm, I'm, I'm going to go
21:33
back and forth with this. Makai becked him and remember
21:35
him when he came to The Jets, he was overweight.
21:38
He really never developed as an offensive tackle ever because of
21:42
his weight. He had knee problems, problems,
21:44
he had leg problems, could never get over the hump.
21:46
He goes to the Eagles, lost a ton of weight and he became one
21:49
of the best guards in the league because The Jets, all that Jets
21:52
had to do is shift him. This kid, I don't know much
21:55
about him. The fact that he's £450 and
21:57
they're working with him, The fact is you draft this guy and I
22:01
don't care if he's doing a tush push or whatever, they're
22:04
planning to use him for £450. The guy's going to be huffing
22:08
and he's puffing. He's getting a heart attack on a
22:10
football field, £450. I don't care how tall he is.
22:15
That is. That's like a sumo wrestler.
22:18
It's never going to work in the NFL.
22:20
And Todd Bowles, he needs to lose 100 lbs to even to even
22:24
even played professional football a significant amount of
22:28
weight. McKay Becton when he came to The
22:30
Jets was 350 pounds £350. I don't know what that sound is.
22:35
I, I don't get this output 350 lbs when he came to The Jets, he
22:40
had to drop 30 lbs to to to move forward with The Jets and
22:45
actually have successful rookie season.
22:47
This guy's got to lose 100 lbs to even be considered a a decent
22:52
player on on on the Buccaneers. I I That's ridiculous £450.
22:58
Ironically, that sound is that I'm out of insulin in a segment
23:01
about someone being £450, but I didn't know what that was.
23:05
I got it. But look, Vida Veya we think of
23:09
as like one of the biggest guys in the league.
23:12
You know, he's only £346. This guy's 100 lbs heavier, more
23:17
than 100 lbs heavier than it's. Never going to work.
23:20
It look he's going to have a hard a sub package where he
23:24
plays six snaps to 8 snaps a game every time they play the
23:28
they'll. Have a massive heart attack
23:30
before that even happens. Well, you know, it's obviously
23:33
not good enough. You can't be that heavy and be
23:35
able to do anything at this level of athleticism in the NFL.
23:38
If he can get down to four, 10410 is the heaviest anyone's
23:41
ever been that's played in the league.
23:43
It was a guy named Aaron Gibson who was drafted by the I
23:45
remember him in 1999. He was 410 lbs So this would be
23:50
significantly more than that. I do think he'll get down, but
23:54
will he make a roster? I would doubt it this year, but
23:57
it is an interesting idea. Just put a sumo wrestler arrow
24:01
right over the center and dare you to tush Push now.
24:03
So every single NFL team should just go over there to Hawaii or
24:07
whatever the hell it is. China, Japan, No.
24:10
But Hawaii? Don't laugh.
24:11
They they might. There's Hawaiians.
24:12
That's why there's a lot of Hawaiians right now in the NFL
24:15
is because they're sumo wrestlers too.
24:17
They're big men and and. They're play the Somewhere Over
24:20
the Rainbow song while they're stopping the tush.
24:22
They might as well just build around Hawaiian players or
24:25
Japanese players and that'll work.
24:28
And you could build a whole offensive line, a wall of fat
24:30
guys, I mean, with some kind of athletic ability.
24:33
Yokozuna is one of them. May rest in peace, but I
24:37
remember him. In the wrestling.
24:38
Yokozuna. Yeah.
24:39
He was Polynesian, by the way. Or whatever.
24:42
Whatever he was, he was heavy. Was he related to the rock like
24:46
everybody else? Yeah, they were every time, they
24:48
said. They're yeah, they're like, like
24:50
removed, but yeah. He's a part of the.
24:52
Every every time they said his name, he was like 75 lbs
24:54
heavier, like every single wrestling match.
24:57
It was fantastic. And the Undertaker got taller
24:59
too. All right, so we got a couple of
25:02
stories left here. Let's finish it up.
25:04
This one's great. Those are that's Greg Olson,
25:08
Luke Cooley and Jonathan Stewart, middle school football
25:12
coaching crew. Yes, former Panthers legends
25:15
Luke Hookeley, Jonathan Stewart and Fox color commentator Greg
25:18
Olson are coaching middle school football in North Carolina.
25:22
Olson went on the bus and with the Boys podcast talking about
25:25
the perils about being middle school coaches.
25:27
Funny story included them showing up 30 minutes late to a
25:30
game trying to coach players up on the bus while the bus driver
25:34
had no idea where they're going and just drove back to the
25:37
school in a big circle and they almost missed the game.
25:40
They got a lot of crap from parents, obviously for the doing
25:44
that. It's something that I have a lot
25:47
of experience with that they don't, but I'll tell you, I
25:52
don't know how. You can be.
25:55
Free. To have this kind of a coaching
25:57
staff for your kids in a middle school football program.
26:01
Unbelievable, Errol. Dial it up.
26:05
We know Jonathan Stewart. He follows us on social media,
26:08
so we know his personality. We know he likes playing the
26:11
piano. We know he likes playing golf
26:13
and and, and Greg Olson, he does a great job for Fox.
26:16
I think he's one of the best analysts and play by play guys
26:19
that they have right now. Color commentator and then Luke
26:22
Kuechly. Are you going to argue this
26:24
guy's a Hall of Famer? You can't.
26:25
This guy's one of the best linebackers we've seen in the
26:28
NFL in the last 25 years. If you look at the line back in
26:30
court, they had when they went to the Super Bowl, absolute
26:33
dominance. Their defense was probably one
26:36
of the best defenses we've seen in the last 25 years.
26:39
They were really, really good. They just had Cam Newton as a
26:41
quarterback, no offense. Cam Karen couldn't get over the
26:44
hump, especially when they had to play the Broncos and Peyton
26:46
Manning in that defense. Von Miller.
26:48
The fact is when you look at this coaching staff, you and you
26:52
understand, they know the game. They know youth football.
26:55
They played in youth football. And the fact that they went late
26:58
to a game and they were coaching them up on and the parents were
27:02
complaining about it says something about their no matter
27:08
how talented they are and what they've done in their past, you
27:11
got to follow the rules. I don't care how great of a
27:14
player you are and who you are as a as an athlete, you got to
27:18
follow the rules. Just because you are ex NFL
27:20
players and ex superstars, you shouldn't be taking it into your
27:23
own hands and showing up to games late.
27:25
Show why you're why you why you made it to the NFL, why you
27:30
successful in the NFL and just show up to the the practices in
27:33
the games on time. But the fact is when you look at
27:36
this coaching staff, pretty impressive.
27:38
Luke Kuechly, Greg Olson, and then Jonathan Stewart.
27:43
Jonathan Stewart was one of the best running backs in the league
27:45
when he was at the top of his game.
27:47
Luke Kuechly, we like I said, and Greg Olson, arguably one of
27:51
the best tight ends in the game for 10 years.
27:54
So that's an All Star packed coaching staff.
27:57
Did they win the championship? Are they going to win the
28:00
championship if they don't? Who the hell cares?
28:03
Who the hell cares who's coaching that deal?
28:05
Yeah, it's definitely some of the most intelligent football
28:08
minds. Like you said, Greg Olson's a
28:09
really good commentator. I think the best, definitely my
28:11
definitely my favorite. Him and Romo.
28:13
Him and Romo. But I think like that from that.
28:15
Standpoint He lost his job because of Tom Brady.
28:17
I know that. And again, it's it sucks
28:19
everything that's gone on with the with the broadcaster the way
28:21
it's gone. But Greg Olson is a phenomenal
28:23
broadcaster and definitely with a great football mind in
28:25
Carolina and in Chicago too. And he almost got the Carolina
28:28
job too, I heard. Yeah, like we said, Yeah.
28:30
No, you're right. I remember that too.
28:31
He was one of the. Finalists.
28:33
Three or four last finalists, yeah, and.
28:36
Luke, he's going to get a coaching job.
28:37
He will. Luke Eakley, probably after
28:39
Patrick Willis retired, served as the best middle linebacker in
28:42
football for about 7 years and before he had to retire earlier
28:44
too. And again, it's a shame what's
28:46
happening with those guys. Were hiring concussions?
28:48
I think Greg Olson would be a great GM, just like John Lynch
28:52
and what John Lynch did with the 49ers.
28:54
He knows the game so very well. He's so likable of as a person,
28:59
as a player. Look what he went through with
29:01
his children. Remember he had the twins and
29:03
what he went through and he's just, he's just a good kind.
29:07
So I never met the guy, but everything, everybody that we've
29:10
spoken to Speedy over the years to tell us and we we've
29:13
interviewed guys that played with him, says he's one of the
29:16
kindest people, people you'll ever meet.
29:19
And he knows the game of football so very well.
29:21
I think he would be better as AGM than as a head coach, but
29:24
he's going to get a head coaching job one way or another.
29:26
How do you brought that up? Because I actually really like
29:28
John Lynch as a broadcaster at the time before he got the 48
29:31
Niners. Job he's done, a good job he
29:33
just can't get. Over the I know that and yeah,
29:34
they've done a great job drafting day three draft picks.
29:37
I could definitely see Greg Olsen being in that role.
29:38
Now going back to Keekly, I was saying the best middle
29:40
linebacker in football for about 7 years just got inducted in the
29:42
Hall of Fame. And then Jonathan Stewart, you
29:44
guys interviewed with the Super Bowl.
29:45
Definitely sounds like a really good football ball mind.
29:48
Great analyst for even hockey. Do you remember where Luke, Luke
29:51
Heekley played? Boston College.
29:53
Boston College. I remember everybody was talking
29:56
about this guy and how great he was playing for Boston College.
29:59
Boston College. Just think about it, that
30:01
university, which is all hockey, and this guy came out of
30:05
nowhere, had two great seasons playing college ball and then he
30:10
was drafted by Carolina in the first round and look what he
30:12
turned out to be, man a beast and retired early.
30:15
Remember him and Thomas Beastly Thomas Davis, Beastly Thomas
30:20
Davis. They they were fantastic as
30:22
linebackers. Errol, I got to tell you, I I
30:26
don't blame Olson and Cookley for missing the game.
30:30
Cookley because I Cookley, Luke. Luke Cookley.
30:33
Keakley. Keakley.
30:36
I am a legend. Listen, I have an entire phone
30:41
still with phone numbers that say bus driver, Vlad, bus driver
30:46
Rosa, bus driver. I know they're not going to
30:49
speak English when I call them. And I guarantee you they have
30:53
never had the experience of trying to organize kids.
30:57
And in middle school, they're all screaming on the bus.
31:00
They're all singing, they're all eating, they're making a mess.
31:04
It's just a mayhem. And then when you're trying to
31:06
coach them up, you forget that your bus driver doesn't know
31:09
what the heck it doing. And I think that's probably what
31:12
happened. I thought that story was
31:13
hilarious. We got one last one, and this
31:17
one involves an MVP. The runner up to the MVP arrow.
31:23
Yes, Nicola Yokich is a champion again with his horses.
31:27
And it brought him to tears. Oh yes, went viral.
31:31
Yes, the great Nicole Jokic may have already be in the Hall of
31:35
Fame with an NBA championship. 3 MVPS should have been four this
31:39
year. Now add the horse racing
31:41
champion to his titles. He famously, if you remember,
31:45
after they won the title, the job is done.
31:47
We can go home now. That's all he was.
31:50
That's the only emotion he showed after winning the 2023
31:53
NBA Finals. But after winning his horse race
31:57
in Sibotica, Serbia, he showed plenty more emotion.
32:03
Cameras found Yokich in tears on the side before he jumped the
32:07
gate and celebrated with his horse and jockey.
32:11
Djokic love of horses may exceed his love of basketball and fit,
32:15
and he famously accepted the 2022 MVP on Inside the NBA,
32:18
returning on horseback in Serbia.
32:22
Errol. Dial it up.
32:25
Well first of all I love Nicola Yokich and he's crying that he
32:29
won a horse race. He looks bigger than the horse
32:31
and the jockeys probably up to his crotch.
32:33
So maybe he has a love fest for him and did he buy the horse?
32:37
Did the mafia help him buy the horse?
32:39
Because I know him and his brothers are probably.
32:42
I've heard stories about the back background of his family.
32:45
But hey, hold on, don't bring the Yokich.
32:47
Don't bring, don't bring that family up in I'm.
32:49
Just I'm just telling you what I heard.
32:52
The fact, the fact is Yokola Yokich is is one of the best
32:57
players in the league, if not the best player in the NBA.
32:59
I thought he should have won the MVP this year.
33:01
He had a sensation of the year, triple double big man doing
33:04
that. I'm on it.
33:05
It's almost impossible. I don't think we've ever seen a
33:07
player of this magnitude before at his size and his ability.
33:11
But the fact that he when he won the NBA title, really didn't
33:15
even show any passion or love and he just wanted to go home
33:18
after the game and then shows tears after winning horse race.
33:22
We we could see what he cares about more.
33:25
I believe horse racing means more to him than the NBA and NBA
33:29
basketball. It's incredible.
33:31
It's really, if you think about the Yokich story, how incredible
33:34
that story is. Second round draft pick almost
33:37
didn't get drafted and and and just the way he transitioned the
33:41
game and transitioned the game game as a big man and and he
33:44
still has a lot of foot basketball left.
33:46
What is he, 3031? He can play.
33:48
He could play another six or seven years and really not only
33:52
break records as a big man, break records as you could
33:55
consider him maybe a top three player when he's done with the
33:58
NBA, especially if he wins another title.
34:01
I mean, I could care less about the horse racing.
34:04
I mean, it's it's great that he won a championship over there in
34:08
Bangladesh or wherever the hell he's from.
34:10
Bangladesh. Wherever he's from, I don't
34:13
care. Where it's not even.
34:15
The right continent. Russia, Serbia.
34:18
Serbia. Who cares?
34:20
I don't care. How about winning a horse race
34:23
here in America? How about that when he wins a
34:26
horse race and wins a Triple Crown, then he could cry me the
34:29
river. It's all a carriage race, OK?
34:32
He loves the carriage race where he's like, it looks almost like
34:36
you're no. I would have probably.
34:38
Roman times in the chariot. I would have cried that I didn't
34:41
win the MVP when I should have. That's what I would have cried
34:44
about. He.
34:44
Doesn't care, that's the whole point, right?
34:47
Like, this guy's just a strange dude, and he's an amazing,
34:51
amazing, once in a lifetime basketball talent, highest
34:54
basketball IQ for a big man, arguably of all time.
34:57
Look, the athleticism wasn't the biggest part of his game.
35:00
So as he gets older, he should age well, you would think,
35:03
right? So this is an exciting, you
35:06
know, exciting player, but he's more excited by his horse and
35:09
carriages. Like it's 1878.
35:12
And you know, he cares because you obviously see the way he
35:14
plays the game and how how he coaches and two, but when he got
35:18
voted in the All Star game, he's like, thanks for voting me and I
35:20
don't get to spend time at home. Like he was pissed that he was
35:22
actually voted into the All Star game.
35:25
It's just wild. Like, I don't know if we've ever
35:27
had a superstar that really this is not his major love.
35:32
And like, it doesn't matter because it's clear that he cares
35:35
a ton about basketball, but he loves this.
35:39
Really, he cares so much about basketball.
35:41
When his coach got fired, he made it seem like it was
35:45
nothing. And then after they got out of
35:48
the first round, he was saluting the coach that they they hired
35:53
after their their championship coach Mike Malone got fired and
35:57
says, oh, this was this was a good move.
35:59
And then gets knocked out in the next round by the OK C Thunder
36:03
and gets embarrassed. I mean.
36:04
I'm sure Malone just said something, you know, like your
36:07
horses suck, bro. And that was it.
36:08
They were dead. He was dead him.
36:10
He sent his brothers after him, and they had to, and they just
36:13
had to have. Was it OK?
36:14
See the one that eliminated them in the next round?
36:17
I think it was seven games. Yeah, to me, I like Nicola
36:21
Yokich. I think he's a great talent.
36:23
I think the NBA needs a guy like that to take the game to the
36:27
next level. When LeBron James walks away,
36:29
hopefully soon, because I don't want to see his ugly face
36:32
anymore on television. And he's going to be podcasting
36:35
and doing all that garbage with Steve Nash now.
36:38
And JJ Redick is still going to be that idiot that that that
36:41
organization's head coach. The fact is, if you look at the
36:45
big picture right now, Nicola Yokich is never going to stay in
36:49
Denver. I'm telling you right now,
36:51
there's no way he stays. They, they pushed away Carmelo
36:54
Anthony. Eventually Nicole Yokes is just
36:56
going to get sick and tired of that organization.
36:58
He's going to want to go somewhere else.
37:00
I and Yannis I Yannis is not going to be traded until the
37:03
trade deadline. I'm going to tell you this right
37:06
now. Book it.
37:07
I, I wonder if you could put a bet on, bet on it for the trade
37:11
deadline that Giannis will be traded at the trade deadline,
37:13
because I will put, if it's 1500 to 1 or whatever, 1600 to one, I
37:19
would put the bet on it because I don't think Giannis stays over
37:22
there in Milwaukee. He's never going to win there.
37:24
They have nothing there and nothing to provide him in any
37:28
kind of thought of where that organization is heading.
37:30
I, I just, I think they're done and I think Giannis needs to go
37:33
somewhere else if he plans to win.
37:35
So. Yeah, the real question fish
37:37
which which US state has the most horses for him to sign to
37:39
later? I don't know, but to me, like I
37:43
always hated going to seahorses because horses smell really
37:46
badly. No, they don't.
37:48
They really. Don't they smell horrible dude?
37:50
Only OK if you go, I'm going to I.
37:53
Grew up in Brooklyn. I'm sorry, I can't do.
37:55
That all right, Well, I went to the Belmont Stakes and I watched
37:58
the Triple Crown winner and I was down there with the horses.
38:01
If you're if you're in a barn that's clean, it does not smell.
38:05
Actually smells like rope noses. OK, it actually smells.
38:07
Out of your. Mind, no, I'm not.
38:10
No, I'm not. No, I'm not.
38:11
No, I'm not. If you go to a good stable, if
38:14
you go to a very wealthy stable, they really take care of their
38:18
stable. It actually does not smell like
38:21
crap. I don't know where you have
38:23
been, but I. Giving the horses Brazilian
38:26
waxes or something. I'm talking about it.
38:29
I'm telling you, I went to the Belmont and I was there down
38:32
with the horses. They did not smell bad.
38:34
Now, if you're over there where they crap, yeah, it smells like
38:37
shit, Yeah, it smells terrible. But if if you're around with
38:41
stables where they're keeping the horses, it does not smell.
38:44
Jabba, you've been over there by the horses, right?
38:46
You've been around horses and nice stables, right?
38:48
I've had both, I wouldn't say roses, but I've had I've had
38:52
ones that smell awful and then ones that it's it's not it's not
38:57
terrible. It's like hay and hot like
38:59
humid, like smell but roses. I haven't come encounter with
39:04
that. Well, I went to a stable upstate
39:07
New York where there's a lot of race racing going on and stuff
39:11
like that, and they raised horses upstate New York.
39:13
Saratoga. I don't think it was Saratoga.
39:15
It was, I don't remember where it was, but I got a chance to go
39:19
to this beautiful stable, very wealthy people and got a chance.
39:22
It actually smelt very, very good.
39:25
When I walked in, it actually smelt you know what powder
39:28
smells like that It had that that powder smell to it.
39:32
It didn't smell if. It was Saratoga.
39:34
I believe. It smelled good because that
39:35
place is. Beautiful.
39:36
I don't remember. It was a It was a beautiful
39:38
stable. I went in there and when I was
39:40
at the Belmont Stakes and I was down where all the horses were,
39:44
they were taking care of the horses.
39:46
The horses did not smell like crap.
39:48
They did not. It did not smell like crap over
39:50
there. Now where they crap, yeah, it
39:52
smells like crap. But where I was getting a chance
39:56
to be in the back end of it and seeing all the horses, it was it
40:00
was fantastic. I never and I watched the Triple
40:02
Crown. I actually went down.
40:03
I, I, I got to interview the, the jockey and got the chance to
40:08
meet the owners and the coaches, the, the, the trainer.
40:12
It was, it was, it was sensational.
40:13
It was a great experience. I'll never forget it, never
40:16
forget it going. Into the Belmont and seeing a
40:18
Triple Crown. That was the last Triple Crown
40:20
one. Did you?
40:21
Do you know who that was? Justify American Pharaoh?
40:24
No, it was justify American Pharaoh.
40:27
It was justified American Pharaoh the year before and then
40:30
Justify it was back-to-back years and we haven't seen a
40:33
Triple Crown winner winner since.
40:35
I don't know if we will we'll ever see a Triple Crown winner
40:38
again. Honestly, the way these horse
40:40
races are going, I, I just, it's, it's very, very hard to do
40:44
that. And, and that's why I think
40:46
it's, it was very impressive. And they said that if I'm not
40:49
mistaken Justify they think they were giving him steroids or
40:52
something. They got investigated for that
40:54
and I think Baffert got caught for his spending for a.
40:57
Year and American Pharaoh was also bad for this guy.
40:59
Also too. Yeah, so, so if very and Bafford
41:03
is one of the most cockiest people, his son, I want you guys
41:07
to understand this. His son was sitting up there
41:10
when they were doing the interviews after they won the
41:12
Triple Crown and his son was playing video games and
41:16
everybody people wanted to interview his son more than they
41:18
want to interview Bafford because he's an ass.
41:21
Nobody wanted to talk to Bafford.
41:22
He was just a a complete jock ass.
41:24
That's all I'm going to say. Nice.
41:26
So as what? What movie was that from?
41:28
I I was watching jock ass. I I think it was like I.
41:32
Don't know what is a movie reference Mr. Dan remember Mr.
41:35
Nanny I watched all the Hulk Hogan movies because Hulk Hogan
41:39
passed away. May rest in peace.
41:41
I watched over the weekend no holds barred Suburban Commando
41:45
and Mr. Nanny and jock ass was the the bad guy.
41:49
I think it was was it I forget what maybe No, it was no holds
41:54
barred. It was no holds barred, the bad
41:56
guy calling, calling him a jockey.
41:59
You know, I think we have a graphic that's related to stinky
42:02
things, yes as well, just about that.
42:04
Yes, we call the last segment. What's that smell?
42:07
Hold up, what is that smell? What's that?
42:13
Smell. Wow, you don't see that every
42:17
day. My rear end is burning.
42:22
There he is. I like anal duty Dodger.
42:30
I love Lisa Ann. You're just so into everything's
42:36
got to be anal or butt stuff. This dobber in the dirt I got
42:41
the bubble gums like I always gave up the booty.
42:47
I'm not the one who's saying that Jabba was.
42:50
As long as she's using dude wifes and taking care of my 2
42:53
hole I'm good. I didn't say that.
42:59
You're you're such a clown. I'll let you lick my butt,
43:04
literally. I'm about the one who said any
43:06
of that. You're literally not a clown.
43:08
You're literally an ass clown, right?
43:10
Now I farted, smell my ass. Java looks like he's plotting
43:14
something evil. I'm putting you on a leash now.
43:19
A lot of hot ladies, they call me the ladies man and Mr. Studio
43:23
grew. Emails.
43:27
Speedy, come on, Errol, I'm going to, I'm going to fade away
43:30
here. And maybe we should let the
43:31
people know. All right, all right, Well, it's
43:34
pretty simple. Listen, Tommy's giving me
43:37
advice. I'm.
43:38
I'm not even going to get started.
43:39
Anyways, It's pretty simple. Everybody's going to go.
43:42
We're going to go around in a circle.
43:43
I'm going to pick the order, and it's pretty simple.
43:45
You're going to give us a story and you're going to tell us what
43:47
it smells like. We'll go fish.
43:50
Speedy, Tommy, Mike, Jabba, Me. All right, I will start it off.
43:58
And Errol, you said it just a second ago.
44:01
Hulk Hogan passed away at the age of 71 the other day.
44:05
It's cook everyone by surprise. He had been out campaigning for
44:10
the Republican Party. He had been, you know, trying to
44:13
sell his real American beer. Fans were not too happy that he
44:17
was only coming back trying to make money and they booed him.
44:20
That on top of racist things over the years that happened
44:23
with sex tape that leaked and last 10 years, that's the last
44:26
10 years. If you go back the other 50
44:29
years of Hulk Hogan's career, he was the hero to almost everybody
44:33
in this country. He for 10 years in the 80s into
44:36
the early to mid 90s, he was the most iconic, you know, tough guy
44:41
there was. He was in Rocky as the bad guy.
44:46
Was it Thunder Lips? Was his name in Rocky right?
44:50
Hollywood Hulk. Hogan and then he does the all
44:54
time greatest turn from good guy to bad guy by creating the NWO,
44:58
one of the greatest stables in the history of wrestling, and
45:01
reinvents himself as he goes into his 40s.
45:04
He can't sell this guy. And then then even when he was
45:07
in his late 50s, he wrestles The Rock and main event at
45:10
WrestleMania and he was able to thrill different generations of
45:14
fans. Fish is not a panty dropper.
45:16
Deep end at this point, you know, in his career, yeah, that
45:18
happens. Listen, it's whatever.
45:21
You can't forgive some of this stuff.
45:22
That's OK. Still Hulk.
45:25
Hogan The. Immortal Hulk Hogan, What does
45:28
it smell like? It smells like all of that
45:30
garbage that was thrown onto the onto the ring at the Bash of the
45:35
Beach in 1996 when Hulk Hogan created the New World Order,
45:40
Brother. Well, he didn't create it.
45:43
It was. Yes, he did.
45:44
It was him that night, he says. It was.
45:46
Kevin coins the term. No, it was him.
45:49
Eric Bischoff. He's Eric.
45:51
Bischoff. Well, Eric Bischoff.
45:52
Created Jabba likes my shrimp cocktail.
45:55
And Hogan coined the term all. Right, so I'm going to go to an
45:59
arrest from by a fifty or five year old man who was a stalking
46:03
Caitlin Clark pleaded guilty to 2 1/2 years in prison.
46:07
A 55 year old man named Michael Lewis pleading guilty to that
46:11
and I just want to mention it more of not only him but also a
46:13
general concept or a couple of reporters that were being creepy
46:16
at towards her last year when she first got drafted into the
46:18
WNBA. Just guys, please stop.
46:20
She is trying to live her life as one of the most humble
46:24
superstars in sports, and there's just so many people
46:27
creepy towards it. Finally, somebody gets actually
46:30
prosecuted for something like that, pleads guilty to it.
46:32
But this behavior, please stop. So what does it smell like?
46:36
Well, there's a lot of stink bugs in Indiana, apparently.
46:38
So for all 459 Caitlin Clark 3 pointers, there's going to be a
46:42
bunch of stink bugs in there. What does it smell like?
46:44
Smells like 455 and 59 of them in a Pat Mccabee's bed in his
46:48
secret retreat with Aaron Rodgers smoking ayahuasca.
46:54
Oh wow, that was something. All right, I'm going to go over
46:57
to the golf course. How about Golf Course World?
47:00
However, not in real world, but on the theatrical side because
47:02
30 year old movie Happy Gilmore just had a Happy Gilmore 2.
47:07
The sequel just recently dropped this past week and hey, I
47:10
thought it was a pretty good movie.
47:11
I actually had a lot of fun watching it.
47:12
I watched it with my sister and we had a really good time.
47:14
It was actually a really funny movie, really hilarious.
47:17
I don't want to spoil what happens, but my favorite part of
47:19
it was all the cameos that were in there.
47:21
Where do I even start? There was such athletes, so many
47:23
celebrities as well, Return of Shooter Mcgavin, MJF, Kelsey
47:28
Plum, Travis Kelsey was in there, Scotty Scheffler, Rory
47:31
McIlroy, a Bad Bunny, Eminem, Kid Cudi, Post Malone, and the
47:35
list goes on and on. I'm forgetting people as well,
47:38
but hey, it wasn't. I won't say it was better than
47:41
the first one. Of course not.
47:42
A lot of sequels are of course better than the first one.
47:44
It had that sort of nostalgia feel.
47:46
And of course, the people that couldn't be with us in this
47:48
second movie, that being of course, Carl Weathers and Bob
47:51
Barker, who unfortunately passed away in that 30 years time
47:54
frame, of course had a little nod to them, showed their
47:56
graves, showed them in the in the sky, waving down and happy.
47:59
But I got to say I I enjoyed it. I really did like it.
48:03
If you guys like the first one, definitely get a chance to watch
48:05
the second one. And I got to say, it smells like
48:08
the pieces of shit that Shooter Mcgavin.
48:11
Eats for breakfast. So there we go.
48:14
Well shooter, I want to say something before before we move
48:17
on. That movie was so overrated and
48:19
you thinking that it was a good movie.
48:21
That movie was horrible. It was horrible.
48:23
The cameo, everything, everything, everything,
48:28
everything was bad. Everything the way they put it
48:31
together, it was not funny. There was nothing funny about
48:34
the movie. It was boring and it was stupid.
48:36
The whole storyline behind it was stupid.
48:39
I'm not even going to say it when you watch it guys, if
48:42
you're a Happy Gilmore fan, I I guarantee you after you watch
48:45
Happy Gilmore 2 and I, I remember Happy Gilmore, you
48:48
weren't even born with Happy Gilmore.
48:50
OK, I Happy Gilmore was so the one was so much better than two.
48:56
The story That's not true because 2 was better than Home
48:59
Alone One. OK.
49:00
No way A. 100% No No 100. Malone 2.
49:04
Another movie you weren't born for.
49:06
I've lost both movies I've watched.
49:08
Home Alone 2 was much better than Home Alone.
49:10
I'm not much. Better.
49:12
Yeah, the pigeon lady, The homeless pigeon lady.
49:14
He's talking about what? Great storyline.
49:17
First of all, if you actually thought that Happy Gilmore 2 was
49:21
good, it just shows you how stupid you guys.
49:23
It's a fun. It was a horrible, horrible.
49:26
Don't waste your time. Don't waste your two hours.
49:31
Don't waste your two hours. It was it was horrible, horrible
49:35
storyline. It was No, it was it was
49:38
terrible. Anybody that watches it, you'll
49:40
tell anybody that knows Happy Gilmore one will tell you after
49:43
you watch that movie. It was a waste of my time.
49:46
Travis Kelsey was great. Bad Bunny was amazing that.
49:49
Bad Bunny might have been the best one in the movie.
49:52
The whole movie was stupid. The whole.
49:54
Story Bad Bunny was the Patty though.
49:55
Bad Bunny was hilarious. Scotty Scheffler was the best
49:58
part of the movie. Honest.
49:59
Scotty Scheffler was great. He does it.
50:02
That was it. Scotty Scheffler was the best
50:04
part of the movie. When he said then they arrested.
50:06
Him when he went out there the best part of the movie, and I'll
50:09
just give it to you and my my eyes was when he you know how he
50:12
goes shooter shooter, he goes Scheffler, Scheffler and shooter
50:16
looks at him. He's a That was the best part of
50:19
the movie when he. Was that when he was on the
50:21
bumper pool? Too.
50:22
Yeah, that's when he was like he had.
50:24
The fingers ready out and he put it back in his pocket.
50:28
All of a sudden that was the best part of the movie.
50:31
I mean, everything else, all stories good, so bad, so bad.
50:35
Really. Go go look what they rated the
50:36
movie. MJF this was sold.
50:38
His son also was fantastic. I loved MJF.
50:43
In that movie, go go look at what they rated that movie.
50:46
And I don't care what Netflix gave it because every single new
50:48
thing that's on Netflix is always to the top.
50:51
It was horrible, horrible. All right, I think we'll debate
50:54
this one another time. Who's up next?
50:56
I'm going to go a good one and I'm going to piggyback you on
50:59
that poops, just because we always talk about what's that
51:02
smell? And it's always bad.
51:03
But the kid that Adam Sandler always, you know, puts in his
51:09
movies and, and Cameron and Boyce died of he had epilepsy,
51:15
was 20 years old and, you know, died in his sleep.
51:17
And Adam put him in pictures and, and parts of the movie and,
51:21
and A and a great story about Adam and, and I've gotten to
51:24
know him personally and he is one of the finest human beings
51:27
on the planet. And he refuses to be a dad to he
51:32
to another boy just because the relationship that he created
51:37
with him and his mom always put stuff out about what Adam does
51:41
and how he remembers him. And so, I mean, on a positive
51:44
note, because there's so much negativity in the world, it's
51:46
it's nice to know that there are people in this world that that
51:49
do care about who you are as a person.
51:51
And even when you're gone, they still care and remember you.
51:53
So what's that smell like? That smells like there is still
51:55
good in this world. I will say this, I didn't notice
51:58
that. So I got to give Adam, Adam
52:00
Sandler a lot of credit. And I love Adam Sandler.
52:02
I think his movies are great. I think everything that he's
52:04
done for the industry is great and and what he stands for.
52:07
So I'm not taking shots at Adam Sandler.
52:10
I just think it was poorly written.
52:12
I didn't like the storyline, it was really bad.
52:15
And Java also Adam, Adam Sandler, of course, as you know,
52:19
played his, he was his movie dad, as I know actors like to
52:21
say in both of the grown-ups movies later on.
52:24
So Yep, or earlier on. But yeah, it's very I remember
52:27
rewatching it too and remember somebody pointing it out and
52:29
we're going to be watching it seeing the Cameron Boyce.
52:31
It's a nice little nod. The kid would be only like
52:32
262627 if he was around till today so.
52:36
Yeah, 26. Right.
52:38
So the final what's that smell goes to the New York Jets.
52:41
Yes, I got I got to mention and I don't usually do this, haven't
52:45
mentioned The Jets very much on this show for the last couple of
52:48
months. Well, ladies and gentlemen, The
52:51
Jets media does it again. And I've been saying this over
52:55
and over and over again, the media should not be allowed to
52:58
go to practices. Why?
53:00
Because they put out stories that shouldn't be put out as
53:05
Friday. The story early in the morning
53:07
actually was Thursday morning as Justin Fields was carried off
53:12
and brought off the field and stories coming out from all
53:15
different medias that he was walking off the field.
53:17
And then they said he was completely carted off the field,
53:20
came out and everybody was going crazy that oh, he tore his AC
53:25
alley, he tore his Achilles, he could be out for the season.
53:28
All these stories. And everybody was like, Oh my
53:31
God, he adjusted fields. The jet season is over.
53:34
Well, ladies and gentlemen, within hours the story comes out
53:37
and they said it was a pinky toe.
53:40
Yes ladies and gentlemen, one of his offensive lineman stepped on
53:45
his cleats. Yes and the media took it to a
53:48
whole nother level. The rich Saminis and the Brian
53:52
what's what's it Costello's of the world.
53:55
Absolutely ridiculous. Take it and put The Jets as a
53:59
clown organization once again. It's not The Jets organization,
54:03
it's the stupid media that throws The Jets under the bus
54:07
and makes The Jets look like a clown organization because
54:11
Justin Fields comes out, coaching came out, the coach
54:14
came out and said, hey, you know what, he's going to be fine.
54:17
No, no, no, nobody wanted to believe in until the story came
54:20
out the next day when they had the MRI.
54:22
What does it smell like? It smells like the Philadelphia
54:25
fans eating dog shit or horse shit after they win a Super
54:31
Bowl. So that's what it smells like.
54:33
And by the way, I want to say something for all The Jets media
54:36
guys that are actually on their podcasts and saying stupid
54:39
stuff. And I want to say this because I
54:42
don't want to. I said I attacked Jake last
54:44
week. I'm not going to attack Jake
54:46
here. I will say this, when you go out
54:49
there and you speak about The Jets and, and you want to come
54:52
out, you want to give factual stories, actually give us facts
54:56
because the stuff that comes out on social media is absolute
55:00
rubbish. Yes, in the English word,
55:02
rubbish, stupid, dumb dog shit. And I'm so tired of reading
55:08
idiot people, media people actually kill the New York Jets.
55:12
I, I don't know what The Jets are going to be this year.
55:15
Honestly, they're probably going to be dog shit this year.
55:18
They're they're go, they're building.
55:19
They have a new coaching staff. They have a young quarterback.
55:21
They got to figure out if he's the guy and they got to figure
55:24
out what these young players are going to do on this roster.
55:27
The fact is they're building it in the right way.
55:30
They brought in a Jets guy and the media before they even
55:34
brought in, and I'll say it before they even hired their
55:37
coach, the media was taking shots at The Jets that they
55:40
don't know what they're doing. They shouldn't have done this.
55:42
They they should have done this and they should have done that.
55:45
I the fact is the media are not the coaches, they're not
55:48
executives. They don't know what it what it
55:50
is to run an organization. And yes, The Jets have Woody
55:53
Johnson running the organization.
55:54
He is an idiot. He doesn't know what he's doing.
55:57
There's there's factual either does John Mara either does
56:00
Rooney, even the either does the Rooney family.
56:02
None of them know what they're doing.
56:04
All they do is they provide the mucho dinero.
56:08
I don't want to hear about what ownership is doing and how smart
56:11
they are. How about Robert Kraft?
56:13
Have we heard anything about Robert Kraft for I think the
56:16
last time I heard Robert Kraft, he was going to sell his team,
56:19
and now all of a sudden we're talking Robert Kraft about
56:22
building a new stadium and all this other stuff.
56:25
It's just ridiculous. I don't want to hear it anymore.
56:27
It's just absolute garbage. Robert Kraft, the the owner
56:29
behind Mikey sees fantasy football.
56:31
Dave. Yes, it just, it's just
56:34
absolutely. The last time you heard about
56:35
him was the day spa. It's dog shit.
56:37
It's dog shit. I don't want to hear about the
56:39
media and all these writers and reporters.
56:41
Boy Green, he has another one. I'll mention him.
56:44
Boy Green spitting out his garbage too.
56:46
Absolute garbage. The other thing I want to do is
56:49
piggyback off that besides being at The Jets, I just think as a
56:52
whole in general of all the media or all these wannabe, you
56:57
know, no disrespect to anybody, but it's like all everybody's
57:00
doing is regurgitating the same nonsense and fake news that
57:06
spreads like wildfire and nobody knows anything about anything.
57:10
There's no facts giving, there's no logic giving and there's
57:13
nothing behind it. And I mean no disrespect, but
57:16
it's like. I am.
57:17
I'm going to disrespect you. You're all shit.
57:19
That's what you are. You want me to tell you you're
57:21
all garbage? Everything that goes out there
57:23
in the public eye, what you don't know, if you're not there
57:26
with the players and you're not hanging out with the players,
57:29
you don't know shit, so you shouldn't be saying anything.
57:32
I don't want to hear the garbage that Regurge.
57:35
Regurge is out of your mouth, Jabba, when you play for the
57:37
Yankees, how many writers came out and was saying crap about
57:40
you that they didn't know anything about?
57:42
How many? I didn't give him the chance to.
57:45
So if if you don't give him a chance to, then they can't.
57:48
I mean, there was maybe some stretches of the truth, but if
57:51
you don't give them a chance to, to write about you, then they,
57:54
they really can't do anything as if you're organic Like, but
57:57
that's the thing. That's what's tough about
57:58
football though, because remember they only get like 2
58:01
days with the media. So the media has to like try and
58:04
make up stories where there's no factual basis, there's no umph
58:08
behind it. So it's kind of they're making
58:09
up stories until you can hear it from the horse's mouth, per SE.
58:13
So it's a little bit harder that way because they have access to
58:16
us. I just don't want to hear it
58:17
anymore. I go on these podcasts.
58:19
I get it. I don't.
58:20
Want to hear it anymore? You really don't know what
58:22
you're talking about. And some of these guys, they
58:24
come out like Mike was saying, listen, I'm no disrespect.
58:27
The Islander guys do it. The Ranger guys do it.
58:31
New York, you're you, I understand you're trying to sell
58:35
your product. I understand you're great
58:37
writers and you're award-winning writers and you're a journalist
58:40
and you're a journalist great. I don't want to hear it.
58:44
You don't know what you're talking about.
58:46
And when you come out and say the things that you say, it
58:49
pisses me off when it's not true.
58:51
It pisses me off when I'm trying to figure out what I'm going to
58:54
say on my show and and try to figure out how I'm going to
58:57
attack it. And then I'm reading this guy
59:00
right this and another guy right that.
59:02
It turns me off. And that's why I don't really
59:05
want to talk about The Jets as much as until the season starts.
59:08
I don't want to hear about The Jets because it's all crap.
59:11
It's all bogus crap. And that's all I'm going to say
59:14
about that. Thank you to Mike for joining
59:16
us. I know he's been busy setting up
59:18
for his, his it. Well, it's kind of your
59:21
daughter, right? It's your niece.
59:23
But my niece, you raised her. So she's kind of like your
59:26
daughter. Her 30th birthday.
59:28
So whiskey neat. So he's setting it up next
59:31
Friday. Next Friday.
59:32
So congratulations to, you know, Mike and his his niece or
59:37
whatever, whatever he wants to consider.
59:39
She she is because my niece. Yeah.
59:41
Well, no, you said you you raised her.
59:42
So it's kind of like you daughter, you know, I.
59:44
Like it, but technically. All right, she's your niece
59:47
anyways, but thank you to everybody on Spotify, Apple,
59:51
Apple Video, all the audio, 135,000 downloads last month,
59:57
all the different video stuff that we're doing right now on
1:00:00
Spotify and Apple. It's been amazing.
1:00:02
Keep following us, keep obviously, Trent, we're trying
1:00:05
to trend all the way up. It would be great to get to
1:00:08
250,000 a month, 300,000 a month.
1:00:11
I mean, well, those numbers are astronomical.
1:00:13
We really appreciate you guys. All the YouTube fans, the X
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1:00:36
What do we have on Wednesday? Nothing yet on my end.
1:00:39
I'm not sure if Nathan and anyone yet but nothing yet on my
1:00:41
end so still working on that. And Mike, I'm anytime, man,
1:00:44
anytime. You want to come and join us.
1:00:46
I mean your takes, the lackluster of takes because we
1:00:50
didn't talk much about the Celtics.
1:00:52
Mike, if you don't talk about the Celtics, no, don't talk
1:00:56
about the Celtics, he's off. And and by the way, he is not a
1:01:00
giant fan. As much as she wants you to
1:01:02
believe that he's a giant fan, he's a New England Patriot fan
1:01:05
as he's turned over the years. So he's a lying sack of crap.
1:01:08
Just remember, just remember, Drake made top five
1:01:10
quarterbacks. Ryer.
1:01:11
Ryer. Yeah, right.
1:01:13
You know what? Three more years, yeah, right.
1:01:15
Everything. Five years.
1:01:16
Good luck. I think he's going to be.
1:01:17
Good luck. Watch, watch, watch.
1:01:19
How bad he. Watch how big of a step he takes
1:01:21
this. Year.
1:01:21
Oh yeah. I can't wait.
1:01:22
I can't wait to watch him fall flat on his face.
1:01:24
Anyways, that's it. We'll be back Wednesday.
1:01:26
Goodnight. It's the worldwide sports radio
1:01:30
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