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Inclusion and Exclusion · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough is enough. I don't have any high serier suck and we hold the
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  world ransom for Wayne. Excuse me while I whip this out shoot broadcasting live
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  and it led her to a jo. This this is the sports Shock Ship
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  with Wayne Dandy. You may began to lean up, gang, can you
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  win met? Frank me down that come to wo come to Cork, get
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  it comes to Mark. Is it just I'm gonna do it begin. I'm
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  gonna go on the way you began. Welcome, Welcome, Welcome. I'm
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  listening to the spot Shock Show. I am the sport Shock Wayne Gandee,
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  and I hope you call it. You know we're able to keep it cool
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  this weekend. He waved around, Uh, the country. All of us
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  are sweating here in Atlanta got up around ninety seven, ninety eight, the
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  original hot Atlanta. For you that don't know the nineties, this is the
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  kind of heat you moved here. You thought you was in Florida for the
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  summer, and then all the climate will might not want to say that.
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  After yesterday's protests out on the golf course, people acting, let's start right
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  there. Sometimes I know where to start. Sometimes I don't command to you.
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  Greg but I have been saying for a while now that we can quickly
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  and easily minimize I feel ninety percent of protesters that interrupt the actual field of
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  play, meaning that they run out into the event, onto the basketball court,
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  onto the field, onto the pitch, onto the golf course, simply
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  by making it a federal crime and a three year minimum. That's it,
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  y'all was working, that's all. Make it a federal crime, because federal
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  crime means that it's stuck on your record for a long time. It's not
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  like a state crime where you can quickly go and do a couple of song
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  and dances and get it removed. Make it a federal crime with a three
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  year minimum. Now, let your organizer come in in and try to convince
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  you to run out onto the course yesterday on the eighteenth green knowing that,
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  let's see how real committed you are to the cause. Federal crime, three
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  year minimum. It was six people who ran out yesterday on that eighteenth hole.
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  Scotti Scheffler winning in a playoff on the eighteenth it's six or seventh victory
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  here in the last run of a year or two. He's just dominating right
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  now, going to playoffs. Six people ran out on the eighteenth. They
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  had to Paul's the tournament until they got him off. They had orange smoke,
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  regular smoke. How many of those six are ready to do three year
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  minimum? Fed? Maybe one? No, it was a lot zero.
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  Somebody ain't never talked to the faith. I said, you is a total
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  up and down back at Maybe you ain't get hold on. Make sure I
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  ain't. So you're saying that, No, none of those people pated for
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  the three year minimum fed none, first of all. So let me say
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  three year minimums first of all. Big Kenny the funny man himself, Good
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  morning, sir, Good morning, Command Greg the man from Oklahoma, Good
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  morning, sir, Good morning, and from parts on known of South Carolina,
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  the bad producer is in the building. Good morning, sir, Good
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  morning. Yesterday mandatory three years. But remember I've been on this a while.
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  Yes you have, Yes, you have run out on the baseball,
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  about all sports, about ten years, changing yourself and gluing yourself to the
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  court. I'm about all those instants. Say no, that's not new.
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  You ain't got to touch nobody, because remember, what I'm offering you is
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  that you're in complete knowledge that you have you don't belong. That's violation.
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  You incomplete this. This isn't a mistake. You are delivering some cheese burgers
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  to a certain address and ended up in center field. No, and you
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  intentionally have to go on to there's a rope. No, it's a lot
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  of things they got to get through talking about. When you get your golf
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  course, I've never been. When you get around the hall, there's a
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  rope that's sitting there signifying this. As far as you go, you ain't
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  supposed to talk, but you look like Brendan out on the course. Talk
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  when his backhand, when you see his back head, when they do like
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  this, when the people around the rope, that was what you're talking about
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  with credentials whisper. So, my man, it's about to go. If
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  you gave him three years in the face minimum minimum, that ain't like minimum
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  state where you get three years and be out in four months. In the
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  FAED, you about ninety percent of the time talking like somebody ain't never talked
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  to the fans Gonna make you do everything but ten percent of that time,
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  day for day, and then let you out and keep it on your record
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  everywhere you go. So these people would not be willing to risk that because
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  see this is why they do it, because here in America, what you
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  have made, we have made protesting. What is the what do you imagine
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  the penalty for what they did yesterday? Really is a fine and some community
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  off on a dead planet. Banned from the course and fine, maybe community
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  service, I bet you if you take I like the idea from that that
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  particular course, which they probably don't even play it. They don't play there,
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  they don't live there, they don't know, That's what I mean.
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  So they banning from the back now and uh mistermeanory were eight hundred dollars,
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  But I understand the federal especially if they if they cross state lines just to
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  get there. Well, I'm looking, I'm looking at the video. They've
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  got smoke canisters in their hand. How do I know that's not an excelsion?
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  How do I know that's not an incendiary devicement to burn someone or make
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  somebody pass out? How do I know you don't have some sort of accelerate
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  out on the course and you're trying to light it. What if one of
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  them got hit across the forehead with a billy club Dean had to do three
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  years mental well, and the part why I'm saying is federal because I'm talking
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  about when something is organized. Yes, I'm not talking about when you and
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  your friends go golf and no amount of license promoted event is going on.
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  The Braves are playing the Yankees over at Truest. You decide because you think
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  it's funny, or you have a cause to jump down that wall and run
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  out there. To me, when those games, that is federal, that's
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  federal. And if you got alcohol on your breath, the constitute a guy
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  when you have those kind of just like incidents at a park need to start
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  being federal when you go to a park anywhere. If that is not something
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  you're saying is a part down every by the lake that y'all have just decided
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  to pull in that part you come down here, you should know this is
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  federal property and you're gonna do federal time day for day. And you know
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  what, if you do something that you know, whether drunk or high,
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  it should be enhanced. But you know what else I want to do is
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  also expose these people who they are, what what they do, what are
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  they doing? Supposed to be climate control, which I don't know, what
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  has to do know what I'm saying. What I'm saying is like no,
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  like yesterday, that I mean last about two years ago as a young lady
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  come find out there's breaking windows. She's a freaking da in New York City.
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  She was protesting busting out windows when they got video over. So I
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  want to know who these people are, like you said, when they run
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  it out, who's your leader? Is he willing to take that time for
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  you to push you to go there? Are you willing to be that sacrifice
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  you want? You won't name? Yeah, I mean I want to know
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  you who is this? Oh? This he's the president of such and such
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  bank. You running out here on the golf course doing it? Oh,
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  you need to go right. And they've done that what they consider sexist or
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  racist, and they they exposed them, and they find out where they work
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  and say, let's cancel these people. But I don't understand what golf has
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  to do with killing the planet. It's the most well because of the chemicals
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  that they're used on the golf course to pesticides and different things to uh make
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  the greens. That's why they were throwing stuff from the greens because the green
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  costers are averaged forty thousand dollars and to take care of a budget, to
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  take care of a nice private golf course like that. The budget just alone,
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  just the golf course is a million plus. I understand that. But
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  your neighbor is spraying pesticides on their roses, protests that they house. Well,
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  why why are you out here? Put some iron eight out what a
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  couple of days ago I got I got my yard dude to do. That's
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  what I'm saying. Hey, man, make sure you get these weeds.
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  Spray a little something on these weeds. I mean, you ain't at my
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  house, because you know at my house you're gonna get the billy club and
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  the three years minimum something. I don't care what it is. But you're
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  gonna fil and the cracks. That's all I'm saying. It doesn't do any
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  good just to pool sometimes the pool and spray. And so those people know
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  that those nice parks that they like to go to and have their annual meetings,
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  what you think they're doing all that green space maintain You ain't noticed that
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  the park grass seem to always be greener than yours. Something they don't ever
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  seem to be on the water restriction ever, never they you can watch the
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  dude out there pulling the bag of blue nitrogen off the truck and putting it
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  in the drop spreader and going through the park where nobody's protesting at the park.
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  Why are you at this golf championship? Yeah, so all I know,
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  Commands, you've been Kenny badproducer, got a great show for you.
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  But when I saw that, I was like, this is what I'm saying.
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  You can quickly knock out at least ninety percent of the people that are
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  doing it, if not higher with federal and some like three. That's the
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  thing. We don't really be trying to get rid of the problem now.
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  And that's why the problem never goes away. Because if you on the phone
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  call just to connect somebody to feel if you're gonna do eighteen months wet because
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  they would have sworn Shuffler was wrong if he'd have watched somebody club Yeah,
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  I'm just what shock? Wayne, game to Good morning to you out there
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  in this thing land. We were just talking about protesters and real quickly I
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  understand. One of my early years with the Rams, we had a player,
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  linebacker, great player, Leonard Little. He was out of Tennessee,
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  I think he was born and raised in Georgia. Went to Tennessee, first
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  round, second round pick to the Rams. We all went out to celebrate
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  his twenty four twenty fifth birthday, and he a couple of miles well it
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  really wasn't even a couple miles. A couple of blocks away from the hotel
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  that we were at. He hit a lady that was headed to pick up
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  her son. The lady passed Mothers against Drunk Driving, which at that time
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  probably had the loudest bull horn in the country. And each and every home
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  game the rest of that season they protest, but it was just organized.
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  They were there early. It was one of those things that you drove up
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  to it outside the stadium and it was just one of those Lord, you
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  know, you're already trying to get focused and then you got two three,
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  four hundred crime mothers outside of the stadium. It was very impactful, you
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  know. And then they would wear their T shirts to the game. All
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  that is within the confines of protesting. None of them ran out on the
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  field. Now them ran into the locker room, now that's not that's that's
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  breaking the law. At that point. They never stormed his home, and
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  that's all we're talking about with that. I think it's something that can quickly
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  be fixed. We just have to want to go out and fix that problem.
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  Great time on Friday Night, went down to State Farm Arena and caught
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  the Indiana Fever. Caitlyn Clark and their teammates came into the ATL taking on
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  the Dream. One of the two games that the Dream had to move from
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  their small arena over by the airport to the big arena, and it paid
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  dividends. Seventeen thousand, six hundred people sell out is what Caitlyn Clark brought
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  to the ATL. You really got to see the needle moving. You got
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  to see why I feel like US basketball is missing. It's about introducing and
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  bringing out when you can bring out Lemon Pepper, Lou Lou Williams, who
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  they by the way, they asked a wing question. I thought it was
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  very interesting and he went along with it. They was asking spicy or lemon
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  pepper? And what do you say lemon pepper? Said, I'm gonna drop
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  him off the menu. You better say sweet limon pepper. Lou, and
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  I want to hear the whole name. I prefer sweet Limon peer. But
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  he was in attendance. I was in the building Alan Iverson h the answer
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  is what they used to call him. He was in the building giving support
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  and in just a game that At first I was sitting there watching it,
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  and then I looked up about second quarter and realized, it's so loud in
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  here. When the last time? When the last time you saw a Dream
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  game in State Farm Arena? They had about five years ago because they haven't
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  been there, they put him out. Basically, they couldn't got evicted,
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  they couldn't bring up the rent. Yes, okay, and now regular season
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  game, just regular season game, Yes, had to move it to the
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  big place you got kicked out of. I think the arena that they typically
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  playing whole about five thousand people, thirty five hundred, okay, look at
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  that, and so that's three or four times. Yeah, it was seventeen
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  five hundred and seventy five fans came out and this old didn't have enough credibility
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  to go to the Olympics. Can Can we say that hate and jealousy and
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  the desire to disrupt have taken over sensibilities in business because the people with the
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  golf tournament. Somehow, the people who organize these events see protesting is that
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  way as something similar to acceptable. It might not be one hundred percent right,
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  but this America, you can do it. Caitlyn Clark should be on
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  the Olympic team. But whatever voices the business people are listening to did not
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  want her there. This every single game she plays up to the Olympics,
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  she ought to play it and then put the attendance number up on social media.
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  Oh. Everything I've ever seen with her playing is a sellout. Everything
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  wherever she goes, she takes a sellout. And I'm sure Jersey's got sold
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  Yesterday against the Sky, the Fever loss by one to Chicago and the Sky
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  up in Chicago, it was a sellout from what they knew in their records.
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  It was the highest average ticket price. It was about three hundred and
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  sixty dollars to get into this Sky game couch of Chicago, Barbie. It
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  was a great game. Angel Reichs played strong. And one thing about the
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  WNBA that's different than the NBA. The WNBA still has kind of like that
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  old school power forwards and centers and things like that. A lot of their
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  buckets are move the ball back in that kind of day. It's not the
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  whole just come down and shoot. They actually run plays and things like that.
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  But great game yesterday. Both Stars put up big numbers for their team.
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  The Sky came back from fifteen and won the game, but another sellout.
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  And if you remember when we were talking about the Olympics, my whole
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  suggestion was to send Caitlin Angel the young lady just got hurt. Yeah,
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  I said, Condo car Dosa. But we didn't know her Citizens Facilion at
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  this point. So I was just trying to milk the whole presence of them,
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  even if their player eight, nine, ten, eleven, just they
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  don't have to they don't have to be player one through seven. I can
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  say a rees with a USA patch on the front. You can sell a
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  jersey that's say Reese on the back with the USA patch on the front.
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  It could say Clark, and that well, you know is you know what
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  sort of I call bs on it because even with the means that year when
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  they bought in Christian Layner, he hadn't been doing any training before. Remember
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  when he bought him on the Dream Team, then playing in the final first,
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  and then for old On because you just start in the middle and then
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  try to back. In those days, they used to hold a spot for
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  the player of the year in college basketball. The twelfth person was the college
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  that's in Krishton Lachner at that time was the best college basketball player. That's
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  how he ended up on the Dream Team. So that is not equivalent to
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  Welcome I to the Sports Out Show. I'm just what Shack, Wayne
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  kan d uh comanch you, Greg Bad producer, Big Kenny All in the
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  studio Comanche and Bad Producer. Do me a favor. Name me the US
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  women's basketball team that's going to the Olympics. Name me those players, Uh
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  Dance Rossi, Britney Griner, Kelsey Plumb Sabrina in that school, Brown Stewart,
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  Branda Stewart, Asia Wilson, Oh girl, Jackie Young, oh girl,
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  no oh girl, no no no, let them let them let him
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  focus. Y'all have seven? I need five more. Those are the ones
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  I know, and that ship been to pitch meet and what I'm saying that
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  should have been the marketing pitch meeting right there. Name them. Those are
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  the ones we're gonna put our money behind. Name them. But they've been
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  winning the goal. But I'm saying, if Angel Reese and Caitlyn Clark were
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  on there, you think you would have been on set those two names by
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  now. You just said that's the question. Yes, Baptists, I'm talking.
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  I don't need you to telle. I need you to talk to me.
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  If those two people are on the team, would you already know that?
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  Yes? Okay, that's my point when you were asking me, So
• 28:41
  two of the most well known basketball players in your league you're not going to
• 28:45
  the Olympics with, but you say you want to increase viewership in marketing?
• 28:56
  How does that work? Maitland and Angel would most likely get you the free
• 29:03
  plane. Delta would send the plane just to get both of them to ride
• 29:10
  on it. Together to pass the ball to each other in a commercial,
• 29:18
  and you know, the endorsements would have been there, but would have been
• 29:22
  there. I understand, No, you we were just at breaking You was
• 29:26
  kind of confused. I'm saying, I understand that. I understand, Like,
• 29:30
  that's not what who team USA Basketball was thinking about. They're not thinking
• 29:38
  about the exposure or the wership or anything that w NBA might be trying to
• 29:45
  push. They're just concerned about winning the goal. It was just about basketball.
• 29:51
  And if it's just about basketball, then there Britney Grinder, who hasn't
• 30:00
  even played a lot this year because of her issues in Russia. Thought that
• 30:07
  Britney Grounder is not one of the top centers in the league anymore. These
• 30:14
  young girls have come and surpassed her. She has gone to the whole another
• 30:18
  light Downald Rossi is forty two years old. She is not considered one in
• 30:23
  the top three at her position. She's still is still known and and still
• 30:33
  go it's being known. So gentlemen, man, they made this about just
• 30:41
  still play. It's not about marketability. It's about it's understanding that Britney Grinder
• 30:47
  wouldn't be there. Okay, So what I'm saying is what I think is
• 30:49
  a bit disingenuous is maybe USA Basketball made some decisions and they gave w NBA
• 30:56
  players a voice and influence on how those decisions were carried out. The w
• 31:03
  n b A players, who have been screaming for equity and free planes and
• 31:07
  all of that, let their egos get in the way of them making a
• 31:11
  pathway for what it is they've been demanding since the league started. You want
• 31:15
  me to put the people who feel like they deserve to be there more than
• 31:21
  the people who can move this sport forward. And that's all I'm saying.
• 31:25
  And for the w n b A players to sit back and be complicit in
• 31:29
  that, it's for them to be disingenuous when you screaming at me to pay
• 31:33
  for free flights, but you could have made a way for your own free
• 31:37
  flights. It's check. They have stuff that you have to go through.
• 31:41
  Now, if they would have skipped, if her angel would have skipped over
• 31:45
  everything to put them on the team, then what does that look? Then
• 31:48
  you have everybody what was the purpose of having this skipped over? Well?
• 31:52
  You they they've been practicing for you. Yeah, they fell off because y'all
• 32:01
  stopped sending the best players, and you start sending who you knew I've set
• 32:08
  in locker rooms, and guys got voted onto the Pro Bowl and made All
• 32:13
  Pro teams and only played two games, said ray Lewis, to every Pro
• 32:20
  Bowl that he could go to, when sometimes he only played four games in
• 32:23
  the season. Once you was grandfather, then y'all just kept sending them back
• 32:30
  in there. You had to give nobody a chance to get into the Pro
• 32:34
  Bowl. It's the same thing in the NBA All Star Game. It's the
• 32:39
  same names. Y'all don't even look to see. If Trey Young here the
• 32:44
  shot we're gonna send this guy, he just go The voting went to fan
• 32:52
  voting. So whoever the most popular player is who you sin? Why did
• 32:54
  the NBA do that because of the jersey sales Diana Trassi doesn't give them any
• 33:04
  better chance to win a goal than Caitlyn Clark. Women's basketball around the world
• 33:10
  has not picked up. That's why the US women still dominate the way they
• 33:16
  do, and as dominant as they are, they still can't break even for
• 33:28
  the entire told me they was gonna make you say, they're gonna lose fifty
• 33:30
  million dollars the whole league. The whole league lost fifty million. Gotcha?
• 33:37
  Now, anybody else lose fifty million, finna lose a job or a plug
• 33:39
  fan to come looking for them. JJ Reddick is now the new head coach
• 33:44
  of the Los Angeles Lakers. The Lakers made a move for Dan Hurley to
• 33:51
  come out of Yukon to be the head coach. That did not work.
• 33:55
  But JJ Reddick, who has been announcing here since he's retired, has decided
• 34:01
  to take the job with the Lakers. Uh, it'd be interesting. It's
• 34:07
  a four year deal to see how this works out with JJ Reddick. But
• 34:10
  we got to remember this is the NBA and forever the NBA, all the
• 34:15
  way back to Bill Russell. Bill Russell was a player coach. Uh,
• 34:22
  yes, how he started. He might have been the first player coach.
• 34:25
  I think he was the first player that actually was all right, you pass
• 34:32
  it to me, I'm gonna go down hello, and then I'm gonna pitch
• 34:36
  it off to you. You make sure I get the ball for the last
• 34:37
  shot. So to see, he wasn't. He wanted the score like that,
• 34:40
  so he would tell everybody else what to do. But he would still
• 34:44
  be there, okay, and if I get it, if I get a
• 34:46
  rebound, I'm gonna pass it to you. But so it's not unprecedented to
• 34:51
  hire someone without coaching experience. The NBA specializes. We've made many jokes even
• 34:58
  on this show, how on one side of the complex a person will retire
• 35:05
  and then they will go through the other door and then they accept the head
• 35:08
  coaching job. That's Jason Kidd. It's just how it was. And Jason
• 35:12
  Kidd was just in the finals as the head coach of the Dallas Mavericks.
• 35:15
  So you can't use that as some kind of oh, well he doesn't coach.
• 35:19
  Well, that would be everybody that's been a head coach for the INN,
• 35:25
  the NBA, former players, all the up way down to Magic Johnson
• 35:30
  and Larry Bird, those guys that never coached. They just made him the
• 35:35
  coach the coach and let them coach. And that's why I said people like
• 35:37
  Chris Paul could easily retire and be a coach the next year. JJ Reddick
• 35:44
  has a relationship from what I've we've been reading or talking about with Lebron James,
• 35:49
  so that probably helps. Lebron James looks like he'll be around. Lease,
• 35:52
  I'll give him two more years. Has you got to get this one
• 35:55
  year where he tries to chase a title? And I don't know if some
• 36:00
  of these players like Anthony Davis, someone like JJ Reddick might have played with.
• 36:06
  So going from a coaching and the Lakers, as we talked about with
• 36:08
  like the Dallas Cowboys, seem to like a coach that the owner and the
• 36:15
  GM can have a lot of input with. Yeah, when they hire even
• 36:21
  if the coach has some the Frank Vogel, but they didn't, Frank still
• 36:24
  had to listen to them. They never really get the coach that doesn't have
• 36:29
  to listen. I think the last coach they had like that for them was
• 36:31
  Phil Jackson. They wanted him to but he just wasn't happening. Since then
• 36:37
  they get a more of a puppet. Well, do you believe that Lebron
• 36:42
  was uninvolved the report that Lebron was completely uninvolved with the Sure interview or anything
• 36:49
  like that. I know they consulted him. Now whether he was in the
• 36:58
  room asking asking questions, no, not not he was in a room during
• 37:02
  the interview, but just that they talk to him at all about you know
• 37:07
  what he thinks? Man, they've been doing a talk show together. But
• 37:10
  he's but he says he was uninvolved with the coach in search, so he
• 37:15
  had they didn't ask him for any kind of insight. Well, he might
• 37:20
  just mean I didn't put anybody's name forward. When you came to me,
• 37:24
  you asked me, I'm thinking about hiring this guy. But that doesn't that
• 37:28
  happen everywhere. You think Trey Young didn't have some input here in Atlanta,
• 37:35
  You think they just hired a coach and never asked him about it. I
• 37:37
  think that's what in this situation, what Lebron may want you to believe that
• 37:44
  he like, no, they didn't. I didn't have anything to do with
• 37:46
  that to what extent though, to where like he didn't put his name forward.
• 37:54
  It was just maybe a coincidence that they do a podcast together, okay,
• 38:00
  and they heard me and I can talk on the podcast. The Lakers
• 38:02
  called you, Oh, how about that? You don't think that's possible.
• 38:07
  I don't believe. I don't believe he was like completely hands off and uninvolved.
• 38:13
  He didn't answer the phone or anything like that. We're talking about that
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  you on this last Monday of June this year, Big Kenny comanchi Greg the
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  bad producer in the building, Gents, when Christian Lightner was that duke one
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  of the greatest basketball players every Yes, okay, I just want to make
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  sure because the bad producer steady over there research and stuff. I'm trying to
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  push the show forward. He trying to go in the past. Sit on
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  that Christen Layner's thing. Go back one of the greatest college careers of a
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  recent memory. Correct, Kristin Laighton. Yes, part of a lot of
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  guys that was just great in college in football and basketball that didn't take away
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  from their college and when they came up with a dream team, they said
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  they would leave a position open for one of the Remember they had just transitioned.
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  It used to be all college players, but they would hold and since
• 42:34
  on that dream team they already had like three centers or something like that on
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  it had too It was Robinson and Ewing with Laightner who was a Ford and
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  at the time considered the best college player. So I don't know how we
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  got back to needing to research that whole story and how that got to do
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  an injury and Caitlyn Clark, I don't know. Now we was talking about
• 43:02
  the Olympics and the protocol with the Olympics, how they put them him on
• 43:07
  the team and if he was that pushing the needle as he was in college,
• 43:12
  they should seeing that from ninety two to do this twenty thirty years later
• 43:16
  to push the needle with these young ladies college. But they just left her
• 43:22
  to push the NBA forward. They did not need christian Ly. They did
• 43:25
  that because let's just get the best college guy and have a spot. It
• 43:30
  wasn't about we need to push the NBA forward when they already had Jordan Bird
• 43:36
  Magic and Charles Barkley on the team. They did not need Later's help.
• 43:39
  I'm talking about that. Listen. The problem with America, in my opinion,
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  the problem with America and are getting in our own way when we're trying
• 43:51
  to make progress. Sits with us every time we do this show in your
• 43:57
  emotional responses to lodge Coo arguments, those are the things that prevent people from
• 44:04
  moving forward. We are stagnant, stuck on a situation that's decades old because
• 44:10
  you feel an emotional way about Christian Latner. Now that ain't got nothing to
• 44:17
  do with what we're talking about in twenty twenty four. That little emotional feeling
• 44:22
  about later, Why are we talking about it here? We are two segments
• 44:25
  later and we still going over it. And that's disingenuous. The only thing
• 44:30
  worse than being a hater that being a line hate. He wasn't on the
• 44:34
  team because I'm just he was. It was down to him in Shack.
• 44:37
  I couldn't remember what it was about and what it was why they chose him
• 44:42
  over Shack. That's the only reason. That's what the bottom line it wasn't.
• 44:46
  Also, they did have two centers, like you said, you and
• 44:49
  and Robinson, but at the same time, I'm just looking at the Olympics
• 44:52
  understanding and trying to figure out. We keep saying that we got to push
• 44:55
  the needle. We should put these ladies. This is all a part of
• 44:58
  the Olympics. Yes, he doesn't have nothing to do with the NBA because
• 45:01
  it's a total Olympic committee. That's all I'm saying that you went with that
• 45:06
  college player at the time, who was the player. These girls are not
• 45:07
  in college. These girls are in the NBA. But he was leaving college
• 45:13
  too, just like they had. They weren't into college. They weren't in
• 45:15
  the NBA, but late or wasn't either. He was leaving college. He
• 45:19
  was the best player. He won the Player of the Year that year.
• 45:21
  They sent the player of the year championship on the team and won a national
• 45:24
  title, and that was a prerequisite for the Olympics back then. We're gonna
• 45:29
  known, you know what I'm saying, since they let the pros play,
• 45:32
  we're gonna save a spot intentionally for the best college and they've only done that
• 45:37
  three times. Yeah, they don't have a college player on live now,
• 45:42
  which is wrong. They should have kept it the same way. They didn't
• 45:51
  want to lose anything once we lost to it wasn't It wasn't even that.
• 45:53
  It wasn't about So you're telling me that we went with the pro and moved
• 46:00
  to college players. No, we were talking about even one spot for her,
• 46:04
  talking about one spot. Oh, I thought he was talking about that
• 46:07
  chat. I was thinking about the whole team when they changed. And you're
• 46:08
  our line because you hate Christian Lightner, you hate anything dealing with Duke.
• 46:13
  And it ain't nothing wrong with that if that's your feeling, But why do
• 46:16
  you always let that blind you to the actual facts? And the actual facts
• 46:22
  is the WNBA complains about money. The two people that could drive their wallet
• 46:29
  to get fatter, they left, and the young girl wants a Reese jersey
• 46:38
  with the USA patch on it. That's what she wants. She don't want
• 46:44
  one of the five girls that you couldn't even name. She don't want the
• 46:47
  forty year old girl that's her mama's age. She wanted the rees J.
• 46:55
  J. Reddick, what do you think about the higher I think that it's
• 47:00
  worth a shot. How much worse can he do to the people who have
• 47:02
  been there already? From his podcast and from being in the sports media,
• 47:12
  he's very knowledgeable. I want to know if that can translate to coaching.
• 47:16
  It doesn't always, but you know, if he thinks he can do it,
• 47:20
  let's see what happens. As a Laker fan. He's knowledgeable of the
• 47:24
  game. But I don't think we're chasing the title by going to get JJ
• 47:29
  Reddick. You thought you were chasing one, trying to go get the last
• 47:32
  early. I didn't. I wasn't with that. Oh Darvin, Yeah,
• 47:37
  I thought Darvin could do the job. He's approven assistance. I mean,
• 47:43
  did you think he could lead them to a champions Oh, yeah, Darvin,
• 47:45
  he could have. So if Darvin Ham could do it. But I
• 47:49
  mean, we don't have the pieces like I mean, if you go back,
• 47:51
  like like a couple of pieces that right now that the Lakers had that
• 47:55
  they traded through the years and got rid of. I mean, you look
• 48:00
  at Boston the same time. We was doing the same draft as Boston at
• 48:02
  the time. But they made choices, Jenny Busten made choices in the front
• 48:07
  office and they traded some players, and it's just where the Lakers are at
• 48:09
  right now. So with Polenka, Polenka was looking for a coach that he
• 48:14
  felt like could teach his young players, Austin Reeves, Rudique Hatmore, Max
• 48:20
  Christie, and that's what he was really looking for when he was looking at
• 48:22
  Dan Hurley. More of a coach that could teach, the ability to teach.
• 48:28
  As I said when they mentioned the name JJ Reddick, we don't know
• 48:31
  Jj from that standpoint. He could be that person on the teams that he's
• 48:37
  been on that was really like a coach. We just based on he went
• 48:45
  to do the bab DUSA doesn't like him, but we don't know that.
• 48:52
  That doesn't translate that he could have been the most knowledge of player on the
• 48:54
  court at practice with other teammates JJ redd Jason Kidd, Mark Jackson, Doc
• 49:01
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• 49:07
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  wing candy the Oakland Raiders have unveiled for you that just need to drop some
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  money when you're out in Vegas home games tailgating party shot. Basically, they
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  will set up your tailgate for you this year. They say they will have
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  four such spots. They're going for twenty grand and basically they're gonna set up
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  area kind of like you go with the tents and you already have the TV.
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  I don't know if the tickets are included, right, but it's just
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  almost like just setting or snot but of course not right wait wait wait wait
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  wait wait wait, set them a booth up like it though, So they
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  the tailgate, ok like with a section yeah section, no section okay,
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  yeah, it'd be twenty g be four or five parking spots. You have
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  your TVs set up, and I guess maybe if you're out there like on
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  a raider, because remember you're talking about the raiders and they travel maybe like
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  that to where one of the biker gangs that follow them might want to come
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  instead of going in the gaging of us going in the game, doing it
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  separate, right, we all put up one thousand dollars, you know,
• 53:25
  and have it already set up without us doing all the work, because you
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  know, they go there, they don't. They're not tailgate ready because you
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  imagine a lot of their fans drive over right, and you don't want to
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  drive from Sacramento with some grill or all that stuff. It's no different than
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  sections in the Vegas Club that's fifteen twenty thousand dollars club, but at least
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  fifteen twenty thousand dollars in the club section come with entry to the club a
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  society club. This way you get to hear the game and watch it with
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  all of the amenities, just without I would take my twenty G's and buy
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  some actual tickets to in the game. That's where it starts. It starts
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  at twenty G's. But not if you were out there with a core of
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  I mean, but still twenty G's Raiders play the thousands this year, say
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  you, and or say the Jets, and maybe you just went out there
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  with ten of years y'all timed it up. At the same time, we
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  don't want to get a sweeps No. One hundred thousand for sweet Well,
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  well, some people enjoy the tailgate more than the game, more than going
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  in the game. Now college football, for me, that's exclusive. I've
• 54:46
  seen people who never go to the football game in college, but they never
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  missed the big screen TV, so we're gonna get the whole action. Well,
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  we used to do that with our tailgates sport early on the Sports Jot
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  tel Gate. Yeah, I never went into the game. Sports Jock would
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  Just y. I thought I was going outside. I'm like, no,
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  I was gonna put up the stuff when y'all leave to go in the
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  game. On the State I think it's interesting that you would say you're not
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  going into the game, and the people by the TV would be like,
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  and tail gates TV. You open up a nice tailgate. Yeah, you
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  get a lot of people that had no intention to the game. It'd be
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  halftime and they say, oh man, let me I got tickets, let
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  me go up, And we just have those huge crowds just to hang out
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  at least, you know, third forty people more than I didn't even invite
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  Because I see people get criticized for being on this weight lost drug or does
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  And most people who get instructed by their doctor to lose weight always he don't
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  Get that smell. That's what I'm saying. One or two ingredients adjusted and
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  one. Shock Shoe, this what shock Wayne Gandy, Good morning to you.
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  Uh stop calling the Caitlyn Clark uh Andel Reese a rivaly, Big Kenny
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  com It's not a rivaly. Caitlyn Clark says that only people she feels like
• 1:02:46
  calling the rivalry ribery is us. Let's see it. They still ain't got
• 1:02:51
  the memo me and ain't you cool? We was at the party last night.
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  We we haven't even gotten into some thing where a ribbery has to be
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  built. You can't make It's just like you're not supposed to give yourself a
• 1:03:06
  nickname. Somebody else gives you the nickname. You don't supposed to make what's
• 1:03:09
  your name? The nicest? Why they call you that? I just like
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  it? You just like it. What what you're gonna explain to me why
• 1:03:17
  it's the robbery? I think people want that Magic Bird thing so bad that
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  they will fabricate a rivalry. Have they played against each other in college and
• 1:03:31
  now they're in the W I don't think they would have become a rivalry.
• 1:03:35
  Magic and Bird would not have become a rivalry if either one of them was
• 1:03:38
  drafted to a different team they owned. They fell into a rivalry the Lakers
• 1:03:45
  and the Celtics. So it was easy. But if one of them,
• 1:03:50
  if Magic would have been drafted to the Lakers and Larry Bird would have been
• 1:03:52
  drafted to the Hawks, there wouldn't have been the storyline in which we're talking
• 1:03:59
  about, right, the rivalry, even more so in this case, it's
• 1:04:05
  being it's being forced trying to force a rivalry because these are two teams that
• 1:04:13
  it's not like they're the storied franchises of the WNBA and they're not any good.
• 1:04:18
  I think that one time sports Shock said something once about how this generation.
• 1:04:25
  I don't know if it's the bar has been lowered. I don't know
• 1:04:28
  if it's the level of exposure, but this generation keeps seeming to want to
• 1:04:34
  create a moment. They want to have an icon. They want to go
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  to a woodstock, they want to have a summer of love, they want
• 1:04:45
  to march on Washington, they want to do all of the things that historically
• 1:04:50
  made moments in time. And so when they get two stars, they're just
• 1:04:57
  so desperate for a rivalry to they'll pick them out of anywhere, justus a
• 1:05:00
  rivalry. It ain't even played it this thing, has it really like the
• 1:05:04
  bird in Magie yesterday played each other. That's the rivalry to one game they
• 1:05:10
  had. But as we're saying, it's organic, you know what I'm saying,
• 1:05:14
  like it has to be something for it to really move. I mean,
• 1:05:18
  and where does it come from? Everybody? It's against Caitland Clark.
• 1:05:21
  It's not just Angel Reese. She wasn't the only detractor when she was in
• 1:05:26
  college of Caitland Clark. A lot of people made people against Caitland because they're
• 1:05:30
  showing up. That's not against you. I mean, they're not showing up
• 1:05:32
  to see her fail. They're showing up to see her do good. And
• 1:05:35
  I'm saying, and Angel rees shows up to play her because she's on the
• 1:05:41
  other team. They're not a rivalry yet. Now they might become one.
• 1:05:45
  They might be made into something if we try hard enough. But I think
• 1:05:48
  right now what we're just doing is reaching because we want so. We saw
• 1:05:53
  the year before when they played in the championship game that they had everything that
• 1:05:57
  went on and then the rest of the season then both teams made it back
• 1:05:59
  to the final four. That's where people are attempting to build. But that's
• 1:06:03
  what Caitlyn Clark is telling you, you don't get to make something a rivalry.
• 1:06:10
  We would have to make it a rivalry. You're just trying to pit
• 1:06:15
  me against this person. Well she should say that they're trying to pit because
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  I mean it is a rivalry. I mean they have been balting each other.
• 1:06:24
  The last two years. They have played four games. Four games against
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  each other, counting the two when they're in the w n b A,
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  they have played four games. Well, Magic and Larry only played one game,
• 1:06:34
  and that was the championship game. But it wasn't It wasn't a rivalry.
• 1:06:39
  Then it became a rivalry years later and the Lakers and Celtics was going.
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  I mean they were part of a rivalry that already I understand that,
• 1:06:55
  but I'm saying, but they both the first year they it was still the
• 1:06:58
  same way. Everybody was trying to pick Magic against Bird, Caitlyn and Angel.
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  They try and make them into a rivalry because she's a black girl that
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  played in the Deep South and Caitlyn's a white girl that came from the Midwest,
• 1:07:12
  and now everybody wants to go oh when they get look at that.
• 1:07:15
  It was a lot of racial tension that stoked the desire for that to be
• 1:07:20
  a you can, But I'm saying when you, when you was, it
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  would have manufactured when the lady said, we should have invited the second place
• 1:07:29
  team up here because she played good and it is a shame that they lost.
• 1:07:32
  So see the emotions again. No, I'm not the emotions I'm saying.
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  I'm not saying that you're the only one. I'm saying that lady may
• 1:07:40
  have been emotional too. That's what I'm saying. None of this is is.
• 1:07:45
  None of the foundation of this is there going back and forth, won
• 1:07:48
  a championship, won a game, lost the game, foult none of that.
• 1:07:53
  It's all because I felt a certain way. Now I'm projecting all of
• 1:07:58
  this idea listening to Caitlyn Clark. If one of the participants is telling you
• 1:08:05
  that I'm not in a rivalry, who that shuts it down? Who you
• 1:08:10
  gonna believe that shuts it down? Seems to same thing I told you when
• 1:08:16
  we brought this up, Serena shut down this whole. Sheryl Pova, y'all
• 1:08:23
  keep saying, Cheryl Pova, Cheryl Pova, haven't beat me enough to be
• 1:08:27
  a rival. She this is the next girl on the ticket. So if
• 1:08:30
  Caitlin Clark is telling you she don't she's not in a rivalry rivalry. How
• 1:08:35
  we gonna keep saying she's in a rivalry, Caitlyn, what about your ops?
• 1:08:40
  Who? She don't know what you're talking about? What ops? Angel?
• 1:08:44
  Angel? Oh, I ain't got no problem with Angel. And that's
• 1:08:47
  when and that's we keep on doing that to ourselves. We we want to
• 1:08:53
  see something that isn't there yet, and so we'll we'll make it up.
• 1:08:59
  No different in w wrestling. I remember listening to Rick Fred Flair one of
• 1:09:05
  those documentaries, and he was somebody. One of the biggest things he missed
• 1:09:10
  was Dusty Rhodes. Him and Dusty were great friends, but half the time
• 1:09:16
  they had to act. They couldn't hang together. They you know, it
• 1:09:19
  was secretive, but they was great friends. But they had Chrisy, the
• 1:09:25
  public had bought him to listening to him listen hell Nature. It was so
• 1:09:30
  against each other, he called hang out together. They rolled together when they
• 1:09:36
  left, though, but they had to be but the Nature boy, hey
• 1:09:42
  man picked me up behind the building. Behind the building. All right,
• 1:09:46
  man, goodness, tonight be safe. I know you. I love you
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  too, bro. Let me tell you something. Tell a blaanch. The
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  nature boy does not want to see it called the dream after I'm there on
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  the twelfth, Caitlyn, I don't know. It seems from Caitlin Angel seems
• 1:10:08
  like she just has to me. I watched yesterday. She just has a
• 1:10:11
  chip that she's just maybe re energized. She looks like the girl that I
• 1:10:17
  saw when she was a junior, not last year. Last year she looked
• 1:10:24
  like she had gotten swept away with all the believing who I Am videos and
• 1:10:30
  fame. Now she looks like the lady before. She's quicker, look like
• 1:10:34
  she done lost some weight, more into it, and she's out to prove
• 1:10:39
  that she is as good as she used to be. And as an athlete,
• 1:10:43
  you're always looking for that motivation. But it seems like with Caitlyn,
• 1:10:47
  like y'all are trying to y'all are speaking on this so much. You're trying
• 1:10:51
  to make me have a problem with this person, right, and we almost
• 1:10:58
  are trying to speak it into existence right right that if I see her on
• 1:11:03
  the street, I'm wrong for speaking y'all y'all trying to make it. Uh.
• 1:11:06
  I don't know why we do that. Maybe that's what Popubly I didn't
• 1:11:10
  want them on an Olympic team. Everybody will see that, Oh they're buddies,
• 1:11:13
  and then you can't sell them. They're gonna be on the US All
• 1:11:17
  Star team that plays the Olympic team. The All Stars of the NBA are
• 1:11:23
  gonna play the Olympic team for practice games. So but yeah, you're making
• 1:11:27
  it seem like they're gonna have to dap each other up behind the scenes,
• 1:11:31
  like okay, like Big Kenny is saying, hey, good game, super
• 1:11:35
  fly snooker. You can't ride with me and Jim Kritz when you remember now
• 1:11:41
  when I drop you this dime of a path, don't point at me because
• 1:11:44
  they're gonna think we like each other. You can't. You can't, we
• 1:11:46
  can't high five, can't, can't. I'm a I'm a pass it to
• 1:11:51
  you. You gonna score an outstanding basket and then you're gonna look at me
• 1:11:57
  and go whatever. This keeps just keep middle, But okay, good,
• 1:12:01
  good path whatever. Bill Belichick his friend, I don't know that his girlfriend,
• 1:12:10
  Jordan Hudson. Are y'all just gonna follow her now? Like oh yeah,
• 1:12:13
  they followed her, Like just gonna follow stalk this young lady that's that's
• 1:12:17
  what's gonna see how creepy this this is, this social media thing is becoming
• 1:12:23
  this twenty four hour news cycle. You've seen the latest one is making money
• 1:12:28
  off of it. I guess the media is not her, But y'all don't
• 1:12:33
  want to stop this because now you see the latest. I'm going to say,
• 1:12:38
  sir, legally, if I were to follow you as a private citizen
• 1:12:45
  around places taking pictures of you, you could get a restraining or that I
• 1:12:49
  guess you could. You could get a restraining order because this dude is creeping
• 1:12:54
  me out, making me feel unsafe everywhere I go. He's hiding somewhere taking
• 1:12:59
  pictures of me, and then he goes and uploads those pictures with his own
• 1:13:03
  narratives. That's illegal in most of the world. I don't understand how tabloid
• 1:13:10
  journalism survives and doesn't get just eliminated through lawsuits, because that's I can't just
• 1:13:16
  follow you around everywhere you go. And I brought this up as to go
• 1:13:20
  to break because the young lady went to like her cheerleading practice or whatever she
• 1:13:27
  dance group thing. And I'm like, so even when she's not with Bill,
• 1:13:30
  now, you're just gonna want to see what she's doing so you can
• 1:13:33
  report it to Bill. What is this? Get it? We'll be back
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  Wayne Candyday, going back to the show I'm just watch up Wayne Candy.
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  Couple of birthdays here from yesterday and today. Randy Jackson, TV host
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  producer. Oh that night dog, talk about that dog. It's a no
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  for me dog. Sixty eight years old. Ladamian Thomason is forty five.
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  The Hall of Fame running back n the Messy is thirty seven. Slange Knowles
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  is thirty eight. JJ Reddick We talked about Jay earlier being the head coach
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  of the Lakers. He's forty years of age. Taj Gibson, longtime NBA
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  Powell Ford thirty nine, Money Davis. A lot of us remember when Money
• 1:17:13
  was pitching in the Little League. She's twenty three now, so that was
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  when she was thirteen, twelve, twelve, thirteen. Yeah, when she
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  was doing that pitching. She went on to college to think football, play
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  play softball at Hampton, Okay. Money Davis twenty three. Clay Hilton,
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  former USC coach, now down at Georgia Southern. At least last time I
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  checked, my boy, Clay Helton was down at Georgia Southern football head coach
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  fifty two. Dale Curry, Steph Curry's dad, the originator of the three
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  pointer in the Curry family. Sixty years of age. Desmond Paane of the
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  Memphis Grizzlies twenty six. I like the way Desmond plays basketball tough and hard
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  and the kemba matambo. Always interesting to get around to my Tombo's birthday because
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  it's kind of like a Hollywood birthday. You say it, but you ain't
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  really sure of it. Now from what I saw, it says that the
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  Kimbay is fifty eight again again. That's when he retires. I'm just trying
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  to we were I've been I've been doing this show with you about ten years,
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  and each year we do Kimba Birthday and he ain't never been no older
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  than fifty eight in the last ten years. This man never gets no I
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  remember he might have. He was like fifty four one time, and then
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  we got to fifty eight and we just keep running that bike. Fifty eight
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  is the Kimba again, Tombo. So you saying Coach Thompson bothered me in
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  at the twenty I'm saying, I don't know what they did with the Kimbay,
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  but he it was twenty five when he got to Georgetown, coach,
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  and that was thirty five years ago. That'd make him sixty at least seventy
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  three. Studies are showing that Big Kenny maybe doing his dog or disservice studies
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  are being hell saying that loving cats and dogs too much could be hindering the
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  cat and the dog, hindering their growth, their growth. I believe it
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  that basically, by the way we have decided to turn cats and dogs into
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  what we call pets has removed the aspect of them being cats and dogs.
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  I can believe it that, yes, they live longer because you're taking care
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  of them, but they're not living as a cat or a dog. You
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  can see what that those studies are saying. It's completely true. Yeah,
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  because I want my dog to bark, get at you, make you scared
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  I don't know why you want your dog and make somebody scared to come
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  in, But that's the purpose of having a dog. Is a lot of
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  people is like to like to scare people or to use it as a I
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  a I have a dog. Dog lives in the house. The doorbell rings,
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  the dog realizes that I'm allowing this person in the house. They're no threat.
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  But then the dog goes and sleeps in a padded bed with with mixed
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  he went back to the He couldn't handle himself in the well. His calls
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  University twenty five twenty six, twenty twenty five twenty twenty six season will have
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  a hockey team. They unveiled their new jerseys and they will kick off and
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  debut in twenty twenty five, twenty twenty six for this HBCU that I know
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  very well, Tennessee State University. We talked about this earlier before the show.
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  Just I'm not sure how this meeting started, you know, when it
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  got together. And I say that because I know at least one sport that
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  they have at Tennessee State that was underserved. So I don't know how you
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  go and create another sport when I know that sport you are already underserving it
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  as far as equipment and travel and just day to day having gatorade at the
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  tournament kind of stuff. So to hear when you brought this to me,
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  Commanchi, when I made my ears stand up because I'm thinking we added something
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  else to a school that wasn't already being fourthright to the other sports that they
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  had there. So now they're going to start hockey. Does this mean HBCU
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  and it's going to be an all African American hockey team? You don't know
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  a lot of times in their secondary sports outside of football and basketball, they
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  use these sports to make up that federal government requirement requirement of inclusion. Inclusion.
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  Just look at the baseball team. So I don't know if that's why
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  they needed to bring this on board, because they haven't been meeting that mark.
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  So they created a team that they could get another fifteen to eighteen people
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  to the STATF and that team and be able to count those because I know
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  they do have to have a certain quota, and I think it's weird.
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  I didn't know that the quota. It's not just something that has to be
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  available. You have to actively go out and bring those students in. Like
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  you can't just say, hey, I got sixteen spaces open for what would
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  be an HBCU, a minority student, student that's not of color, and
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  you can't do that. You got to go out and be like, hey,
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  we got a spot over here for you. No really, man,
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  come here, and if you don't get them, there's some sort of penalty
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  levied against the program. There is that's weird in reverse, what I'm saying
• 1:29:45
  on the reverse side, And I guess it seems weird that you're making me
• 1:29:50
  find someone willing to come here. Maybe my program doesn't offer them the location
• 1:29:57
  or the uh career kill them or the whatever it was I was generally looking
• 1:30:02
  for in a college program. So I can't find anybody who's willing to come
• 1:30:08
  to Howard University to play football that's not an African American student. But that
• 1:30:16
  will get me penalized. I gotta go out and find somebody like, come
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  on, man, I need you, you gotta come. I'll give you
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  this, I'll give you that, I'll give your parents that. That's I
• 1:30:27
  mean. I understand inclusion, but to penalize me because nobody wanted to come
• 1:30:31
  seems a little bit overreaching. Well, we will see. Have they said
• 1:30:36
  who they will be playing, because as far as I know, they're the
• 1:30:41
  first HBCU hockey team. That it won't be Jacks of State. Well no,
• 1:30:45
  because they don't have they don't have a team. That it won't be
• 1:30:48
  all called. It would be uh bet, it won't be Alabama State.
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  That it won't be uh name them. That, it won't be Cookman Central.
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  They'll probably play Middle Tennessee State since they have a hockey team, So
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  it'll be I don't know if they're going to play like the big programs like
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  Minnesota or Wisconsin or something like that, but they'll be able to join a
• 1:31:16
  conference with those teams because there are some teams that are Division two or three
• 1:31:21
  in other sports, but in hockey, their division one like a University of
• 1:31:26
  Denver, so they'll be able to join any of those hockey conferences. It's
• 1:31:30
  not the same setup as with basketball or football, but they'll be able to.
• 1:31:34
  And now we know, from having had our longtime listener supporter Sterling Steward
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  when he was calling into the show, was the athletic director down at Savannah
• 1:31:46
  State University. We know for a fact that a lot of what goes into
• 1:31:53
  the HBCU experience is the supporting of that program. We talked about out how
• 1:32:00
  sometimes the alumni will get upset if you make certain moves with this knowing that
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  there are teams already at the school that are being underserved. How does that
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  affect the alumni? What's the morale of the players on a tennis team,
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  on the track team? Who are who having a body own gatorade before the
• 1:32:20
  track meet, and all of a sudden, here you come with a hockey
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  team, Like, how does that make you feel? I couldn't answer that
• 1:32:31
  question. We'd have to get somebody on. I would love to ask one
• 1:32:34
  of those student athletes, how does that make you feel that you can't get
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  an established sport? But that's what I'm saying, if the school has the
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  met A requirement and this is a way for them to do it, for
• 1:32:46
  the school to be compliant, compliant and validated, they're going to have to
• 1:32:51
  do something. They got to do something able to open up that. This
• 1:32:55
  also did come in through the They got assistance from the NHL starting this program.
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  So this they just may be the first assistance meaning predators with the Carolina
• 1:33:11
  Hurricanes, you need to do something. That's all that meant. I know
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  the language. NYC holds their Fat Beach Day over the weekend. It is
• 1:33:26
  uh to create accepting environment for a plus sized community, a space for people
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  to be themselves is what the Fat Beach Day was centered around. It is
• 1:33:40
  a move for the culture. They are trying to move the fat culture forward
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  so individuals can feel and be in a space that they can be their own.
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  They don't feel as comfortable at the beach with everybody else. Big Kenny
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  Comanchi, Greg Bad producer. So this might become a national thing, but
• 1:34:09
  right now it's a Fat Beach Day. So what I want to do is
• 1:34:17
  advocate for inclusion and acceptance. Well that's the thing, and we seemed to
• 1:34:25
  there was a decade of law and conversation, protests, marches to create inclusion.
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  Yes, and then every other day there's something that each and every group
• 1:34:43
  seems to be separating, separating, and and I thought that was that we
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  all should be able to show up to the beach, tall, skinny,
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  white, black, different religion, different economic group. Everybody should be able
• 1:35:04
  to go to the same beach. This side of the beach shouldn't be for
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  the rich and the pretty. We're all supposed to be. I thought that
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  was the gold commens. But then I find that each subgroup has decided no,
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  I want the beach to be eco friendly, so only eco friendly people
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  should be at this beach, and then only the fat people, then only
• 1:35:33
  the black people, and then only the fat black men people, and then
• 1:35:38
  the fat black women who went to college group, but then the none black
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  with no hair. Everything is separate. What happened to inclusion? And then
• 1:35:48
  you want to exclude the other people like this is just for fatties who feel
• 1:35:54
  more comfortable in front of fat people, and you people that are in shape
• 1:35:58
  can't come because y'all not welcome here. How is that moving inclusion and acceptance
• 1:36:04
  forward. I've never understood that we won't racial acceptance. So what we're gonna
• 1:36:11
  start is all black realtors club. No white realtors could be a part of
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  it. So that ought to push racial equality forward. And it just seems
• 1:36:25
  a little bit cart before the horse to me. So this just went down.
• 1:36:30
  I just it was just interesting. It was more interesting of another group
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  separating themselves than it was that it was fat beach day. I just am
• 1:36:42
  always mystified about how we all keep talking about this whole melting pot, the
• 1:36:49
  day we all just can be together. Everything seems to separate, and which
• 1:36:56
  one is it? It's being overweight a national emergence. See that has us
• 1:37:00
  at risk of national safety. It's the greatest risk to our national safety is
• 1:37:06
  what they said a couple of years ago, obesity. And now we're saying,
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  nah, be cool enough with being fat that you get a whole beach
• 1:37:14
  to yourself for the day. Which one we were going with? I'm saying,
• 1:37:24
  and I'm asking everybody which one? Because do y'all remember that when they
• 1:37:27
  said the greatest threat to national security right now was obesity? I don't remember.
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  I remember. Google it. Google it. Our country in Mexico continue
• 1:37:40
  to swap the fattest countries, the most obese country. We keep going back
• 1:37:45
  and forth, but they said that the greatest threat to national health was obesity.
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  Uh And I'm not including the hot streak that show he Otani seems to be
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  on. It's like he has settled in and being the leadoff. He's been
• 1:41:08
  leading off here like the last two three weeks with the injury to Mooky Betts.
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  They moved him up in that two three weeks. He's at like seven
• 1:41:18
  eight home runs that in about four eighty doing his things as you imagine.
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  And I can see him coming back and starting to be made probably a closer.
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  What do y'all think as after the surgery as a picture or you think
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  they put him back starting? I think they'll put him back starting. Okay.
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  I thought you got more value if you kind of close make him a
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  full time fielder and then let him be a closer. Well, he has
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  he been dh or is he is he playing? First? I know that
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  like he probably played now he's playing right now. He's the lead off of
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  d A Got You. Okay, so we'll see what they do with the
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  superstar out there. But he has been swinging that wood pretty good. Top
• 1:42:08
  prospect with the Blue Jays. Or Ralvis Martinez, who had his debut on
• 1:42:15
  Friday, is now suspended for eighty games. So he debuted Friday and got
• 1:42:24
  suspended yesterday. Record I have not even completed that feat. Sir, make
• 1:42:31
  a debut and get suspended the same day. I've tried. I've tried,
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  but I've not been able to accomplish it yet. So what did he do?
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  Uh? He was caught with substances called drugs doma fin It is like
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  he said, it's a performance and that's what we're talking about p D.
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  But he said foreman's handswer Uh, it's fertility. He said he got it
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  after visiting a fertility clinic in the d R. I guess that's what he
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  was going with. When they can put him up on the stand, not
• 1:43:16
  this stuff. You never go to see a fertility doctor first. He's not
• 1:43:20
  the first, the first to use fertility drugs. Okay, I'm saying whatever
• 1:43:27
  will get us through. Well, he made his debut on Friday. He's
• 1:43:30
  suspended now for eighty games, which at this point is the rest of the
• 1:43:33
  season. That's that's that's the first defense. But that's the rest of the
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  season. What game we on? We on game halfway? Take that people
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  running out onto the field, the first defense and you gone for the rest
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  of the season. That's yeah, that all the stop on. Let's let's
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  see let's see some of these records. Yeah, I mean that is it's
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  close to halfway. Almost at the July we always we almost had the all
• 1:44:00
  break. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. So that basically the rest of
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  the season and maybe five games in the next year, so I won't see
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  him any after his debut. That was a quick Guys like him now in
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  the modern day, he bed be very good. They're going to just be
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  a triple leaguer. What is it triple A if you don't get itself?
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  And just asked was like, well, like he could say like, oh,
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  my hair to grow. Yeah, that's one of my nails. My nails
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  not doing right. New York Mets closer Edwin Diaz is facing a ten game
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  suspension after he was ejected last night as the Mets beat the Cubs for having
• 1:44:50
  an illegal substance on his pitching hand drugs. No. He claimed that it
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  was sweat sweat, and but he came out of the boopye and it was.
• 1:45:04
  It was interesting to me because, like I said, lately, this
• 1:45:06
  has been the thing of these umpires. They're checking you doing warm up,
• 1:45:12
  when you come out, they're looking at your hats, make sure there's enough
• 1:45:15
  kind of So they changed that rule this year, didn't they or last year
• 1:45:18
  that they could check you more. Yeah, they can check you more for
• 1:45:20
  it used to be after every every inning. Yeah, if you have everybody
• 1:45:25
  once every couple of innings or be like once unless the manager asked for But
• 1:45:33
  now that's the discretion of the umpire. So I guess he looked up there
• 1:45:39
  and saw something and he said, its like it's it was not brown and
• 1:45:45
  it's not greasy looking either. Why he mixed a little bit of that fertility
• 1:45:49
  shot. I'm saying, you know, when you sweat when you're on fertility
• 1:45:53
  drugs, and you started to sweat, it come out to pull us on
• 1:45:57
  your hand, kind of like rods on a little bit. The thirty year
• 1:46:01
  old was thrown out by the crew chief and we will see what the next
• 1:46:06
  ten games. Quite should make a quick decision. But the crew chief said
• 1:46:12
  that it was not sweat and roll. Yeah, it wasn't neither one of
• 1:46:17
  those two dirt because you was looking at it wrong. If you say,
• 1:46:21
  you know what it was, but it wasn't. He's seen those things.
• 1:46:25
  No, But if we walk over here under this light and you look,
• 1:46:28
  it looked a little bit like like dirt, a little bit though a little
• 1:46:31
  b he's facing a ten game suspension is DS and eighty games was so most
• 1:46:39
  time the coaches have been I've been arguing for the pictures. Coach didn't even
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  come out longer. Now now I think to myself that with them having changed
• 1:46:49
  the rules, that makes it a lot easier to check on these pictures.
• 1:46:54
  This is not an isolated incident with pictures. Pictures are looking for an advan
• 1:47:00
  when they hit the mound. Is that when I'm to infer from this,
• 1:47:02
  and you would say, isn't that akin to somewhat like a little bit like
• 1:47:06
  cheap? And when you change from team to team. Also other people,
• 1:47:10
  you know, they learn your secrets. You know, if you're playing another
• 1:47:13
  like the Cubs in the mess playing in the National League, you never know
• 1:47:16
  you've been on the team to get a better grip. Yeah, this is
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  how I get a better grip. And then somebody, you know. I
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  Didn't you are the granatest Michaels that I have ever competed in sports.
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  Michael Johnson, who is starting the Grand Slam Track League, I think we
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  money, yes, will be divvied up over different races. You know,
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  And as we talk about with sports and it being such a twenty four hour
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  thing now, people are always looking for content. So I'm quite sure Michael
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  Johnson was sitting home eating him some fruit loops and saw that corn Hole came
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  on and he was like, hold on this show, ain't coin hole two
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  exclusive hours, two exclusive hours of corn hold covery. If I can just
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  get no allowed in Shinkari richardson the race one time, one of these couple
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  more interesting than coin hole two hours. We could have stole fifteen minutes,
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  which we could have stole a quarter hour of that. Michael Jordan's nineteen eighty
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  eight a lot of interest in that year for Michael Jordan. He was a
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  defensive Player of the Year. But a conspiracy theorists are saying that at home
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  games, some of those numbers were inflated, So basically steals and blocks might
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  have been one or two more given to Mike. Did have given the Scottie?
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  They gave it to Mike. Yeah, Scotty one tipped the ball out,
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  but they said it was Mike. Is basically what they're saying. Come
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  on, Yeah. Some people went back through the tape and it was like,
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  okay, over these six this six game homestand they said he had twenty
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  eight steals. We watched the tape and he only had like eight or nine.
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  Okay, So it was being inflated that much because they said he was
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  the I think the first guard to have two hundred steals and one hundred blocks
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  in the same season. So they treating Scotty like the older brother. Older
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  brother come home like Hey, I just graduated college with honors. That's nice.
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  I made Hey on this piece of paper. Look at that baby wrote
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  that letter. Ay, he did that letter Hey, So that would have
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  been Scottie Pippen's rookie year. So it's like, no, we're gonna give
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  that there. Maybe Shoulder. We're just saying Scotty. We don't know which
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  one. But I'm quite sure people all the time go back and as I
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  said, like last week with Willie May's Michael Jordan, maybe not to us
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  in a certain age group, we don't necessarily dig into the crate of Michael
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  Jordan because we lived it right. But a young man that was born in
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  two thousand woke up to day he's twenty four, he never got to see
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  Michael, so he would do like I did with Muhammad Ali when I was
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  playing with the Steelers, I went and bought me up Muhammad Ali at that
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  time, DVD set, yeah, to catch up, because by the time
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  I was really aware Mama Muhammad Ali was it was like nineteen eighty eighty one.
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  He was fighting Larry Holmes on ABC Sports. But I basically had missed
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  all of it. So I'm quite sure a young guy probably heard that that
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  had a whole bunch of time on his hand and ran an algorithm, you
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  know people, and found out that maybe some of the Chicago Bulls stats were
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  a little off. Now, are we to assume that when people are telling
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  stats that the athlete who's racking up those numbers isn't paying attention to them.
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  Because if if Mike know he stole the ball four times, but they gave
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  him credit for six steals, he didn't want to go say nothing to somebody
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  like, hey man, I didn't steal through of them balls, but I
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  didn't do that. If it was like he got credit for four and he
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  said and he's like it was six, he's gonna go and say like it
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  was actually six, so not less. So he got fertility drug rising on
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  his hand. I hit four threes and you only gave me credit for two.
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  I'm going to say something, right, I hit two threes and you
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  gave me credit for four. We'll let that ride. I was today years
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  old when my life change. You saw in that segment, the bad producer
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  was quiet. I was. I was about to say something, but you
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  know, y'all plenty of time. You just you know, I was going
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  to say that they have two or three stat people there. I'm not understanding,
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  and they confirmed before they actually put the stat down, So I'm just
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  wondering who the guy whoever was looking at this. You're not the stat person
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  that was at the game, so you don't know how that you read that,
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  how they chose to give Michael the steel or Scott there. They're rules
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  in place for what constitution who gets the credit and understand those those are people
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  that they have that they pay this on the sideline. And I've been to
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  games where there's two statisticians and they argue the whole game. Yeah they'll argue,
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  Yeah, they will argue. So it's based on whose official. Because
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  the guy is working with me in the booth is saying that the guy is
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  working with the home team stats are wrong. So this is like every other
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  football game of the season, and this is just on the high school level.
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  And I'm sitting there next to Kevin looking at the sheet. Kevin say,
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  the guy is seven for twelve. The guy that's for the home team
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  is saying the guy's twelve for twelve. I'm sitting there in the middle,
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  like bro, I don't know what to say. He's having a nice day
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  out of here. Very efficient. Now, I don't even try to throw
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  the stats out because both of y'all got me wrong because you just said.
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  Now bad producers sitting over there quiet because we're talking about his boy. He
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  said, nah, I ain't got nothing to say. But he went into
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  a whole ramp about But when you look at it, if it had to
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  be these stats, sometimes they got two stats and that was his nothing to
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  say. That was his nothing to say, and we are know you.
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  The truth is he will throw yo to the ocean. It's time to wrap
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  things up on the Sports Jut Show with Wayne Kenny. When you decide the
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  date. Going in ocean. It's the La Dodger Crew. Has nothing to
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  do with the Dodgers, but they decided doing their robbery they would wear Dodger
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  gear. Whole family, wife, husband, son, and daughter got arrested
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  the other day and we're dubbed the Dodger Crew. They were arrested on suspicion
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  of stealing and reselling high end perfume. Yeah, I said they were stealing
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  high end and reselling perfume. I kept thinking of who do they call because
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  mama and daddy in jail, so the whole family ain't got nobody to call
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  over some perfume. Their grandma killed the house. They let you put the
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  perfume on free, just go up there, put you some home. They
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  gave a little test sample. Y'all going to jail. Whole family came to
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  call each other. They get to go home. They don't get to go
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  home. You can't be around other criminals. Yuh. If there's a famiony
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  and who get out first? What's the priority? Who get out first?
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  Mama get out first. Mama had to get out, and then you get
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  everybody out. After that, She went on, got us for that Dodger
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  crew fucked up. I wondered to have some of that back go out for
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  pick hey. I was bought about it, but yeah, that was a
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  blind leading the flying on. Listen the Dodger and crew, and then you
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  think the Dodger uniforms is gonna give you all the way up one in there,
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  like thinking the people wouldn't correlate that. Hey, there there's nine people
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  all dressed in Dodger uniforms about the part. You don't like it's got anything
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