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Joba and the Mouth 7-21-25 · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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It's the worldwide sports radio network.
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The nflpa executive director Lloyd, Howell Jr.
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And chief strategy officer JC tretter have both resigned in
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Wake of a huge Union. Scandal the VIP visits for
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Howell and Associates in Champaign rooms across the
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country, likely collusion with the NFL against the players who
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he's supposed to represent in getting their guaranteed
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contracts and a shady involvement in firm that invest
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in NFL ownership, may only be the tip of the iceberg.
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Max Holloway finally overcame Dustin porier in, what was his
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retirement match in UFC 318? We will reflect on a great MMA,
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career and discuss the likely rematch of Holloway.
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And Elliot's Papyrus, that should be coming our way to the
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Delight of fight fans everywhere.
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And before we dial it up and see if Errol can retain his crown
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and King of the Hill, we will crack a six-pack with speedy and
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talk some New York, baseball on another outstanding and original
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all new and live Monday night edition of Java, and the mouth.
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Is bad. Why?
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Not put it in one of the top three offensive players in the
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league. We're gonna be looking at Aaron
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judge and saying that you can't win the big game.
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Michael Jordan said I played 82 games, you don't see the one
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doing that again where you got to go before I told you.
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Let's do it, your listening to Jabba, and the mouth.
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Be your back, ladies and gentlemen, it is a warm hot
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sticky day here in Long Island, New York and around the country.
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We're at the tail end of July. We're heading into August, and
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man, the Joba Joba Joba as we always say yeah we have a great
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show lined up for you guys a little bit later in the show.
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I will tell you we have two very great.
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Great guests we will be talking to former 10 year NFL linebacker
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Jamie winbourne he'll be joining us at 8:45 and at night 30 will
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be talking to the one and only jet.
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He's been on a show plenty of times.
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He's got a huge following. Matt O'Leary is going to be
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joining us. So we like Matt, Matt here from
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We have a lot of coals over the last couple of weeks, really
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last two months. But hey, you know what?
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It lets us get out to content because usually when we have a
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crazy call crazy, call like Jeff for, you know snug or one of
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these nut jobs. Usually takes up a lot of
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content time. I'm just kidding.
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Jeff, are you random? Basketball debates with Keith.
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That's true too. I miss Keith Keith is working.
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He's doing well. I heard he's getting healthy.
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You lost a lot of weight. He's doing a lot of walking so
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I'm very happy for Keith. He hasn't really been on the
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back end of our show for the last couple of weeks, but
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hopefully soon he'll be joining back in and giving us his rough
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takes for the New York Knicks. But yeah, it's it's Long Island,
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New York guys. And if you don't know where
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where registering out here, it's it's a very hot and musky place
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to live right now. This is the worst worst day,
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worst year, worst part of the months of this weather, I can't
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stand it. And and I will say this, I don't
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even want to talk about the traffic because I I don't know
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what is going on with these unions because if you're not
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seeing people stand out with, you know, stupid signs about
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what's going on in the government, know what is going
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on right now? Is they have they Shut down
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lanes and they have all these different they're filling in
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holes or opening up. You know, I don't even know what
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you call it. I and it doesn't make any sense.
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I don't understand why they're closing up different Lanes.
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It starts really through Rocky Point.
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If you know anything about Long Island all the way down to
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Manhattan, and it's just horrible on 347.
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So, stay if anybody's driving on the road, listening to us right
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now, here in Long Island, do not go on 347 right now.
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I live right off of 347 and Middle Country.
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Road is just absolutely horrible too.
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So it's not my favorite place to live.
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I do love Long Island, the cultural part of this, you know,
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this place I do like the weekends when they have the beer
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fest. I don't drink but I like to see
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people get drunk. They had the, what is, what did
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they have this weekend? They had some kind of meat meat
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thing in Santa Maria richest. I'm it'll pop into my head.
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I'll tell you guys but there were something going on in
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riches. This weekend and there was some
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kind of meat Fest and sweetie you should be at the meat Fest.
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I would be something like that. I do like barbecue.
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I don't know what types of meat it was but I do like my brother.
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It wasn't sausage. Okay so it wasn't that I'm not
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limited to just it was rips. It was a rib contest.
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A lot of our out there at Santa Moriches and it's all the best
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ribs of New York and Long Island.
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So, there was like 40, 50 different rib, you know, rip
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platforms that were over there and they were pitching hours.
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I think it was. I think it was St.
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Louis, I think it was Saint Louis Park.
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I think it was all different kinds and they were putting
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their own sauce to it. Spicy, cold hot.
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I mean old, I say cold because people like their ribs cold,
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believe it or not. There are a lot of people that
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like their ribs called so I I didn't get a chance to I'm a
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ribs eater but I didn't get a chance to go to the ribs, the
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rib contest, this this year. So unfortunately, I am going to
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the chili contest, which is going to be at Nassau and NASA
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it's going to be alright by the national Coliseum.
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They're doing some kind of like chili contest.
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I think there's like 150 companies that are going to be
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over there and they're gonna there's gonna be a big
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competition so I love my chili. So I'm gonna have the
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opportunity to go to that event. Maybe actually helped host it.
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So that'll be fun. That'll be at the tail end of
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the summer. I'll announce it.
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I think it's at the second week of August, so it'll be alright
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by the national Coliseum. If you guys want to go also,
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there's a chocolate place, I forget what did they call it.
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It's like a chocolate event out in Nassau, right by the national
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Coliseum. I go every single year.
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I've gone the last three years and they have a lot of different
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actors and actresses, come and sign autographs there.
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But they have all the top chocolate from dark to caramel
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chocolate, all over there and you get to go into this.
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You gotta pay its $30, but you, you get a chance to taste all
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the different chocolate. Is it pretty good?
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It's fun. It's fun.
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I always go with Brittany. It's it's a cool time he had A
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last year yeah I don't like the hot chocolate.
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They had a bunch of hot chocolate then use over there.
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I didn't I didn't really like to.
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I don't like hot chocolate so I like chocolate it just don't
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like hot chocolate. But anyway, stop at how are you?
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Good, good. Yeah, the I'm not a big sweet
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guy but it'd be fun. I like going to those things.
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We have the rib one, it's called Ribfest here, that's always fun.
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And then you'll get like some of the carnival things like the
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spiral spuds. I love those things where they,
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you know, just basically spin it on a drill and then, and then
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fry it. So yeah, we yeah, they do
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concerts with it, too. So I love those chili chili, I
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can get down with I, I'd like all kinds of chili.
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It does not matter. I don't know.
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Some people prefer the Texas style with no Bean, know people
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like me. Um, I like it with anything.
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I think. Like a Chili Dog.
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Yeah. Really there's no beans in a
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chili dog. I mean that's just my opinion.
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Fish, I do Denver green chili. I I first time I went there,
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somebody told me to try it because I gave them like, I was
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like, I'd love Chile and standing roles, and they, you
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guys gave the same responses everywhere usually does it.
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Like, seriously, and Blue Skies of Pappy's bride in Saint Louis
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barbecue. That's what I love about
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barbecue though. And food.
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In general. Like, it tastes like regionally
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where it's at like Saint Louis. Memphis like Texas.
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Like it's all different but yeah.
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Denver is very, very underrated. Do you do you?
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I know you guys have saw this. Do you get down with Cincinnati
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chili? I'll eat anything.
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I know everybody keeps saying, we had somebody actually come on
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the show talking about Cincinnati chili, but I, I've
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had it. Well, I think once, but I like
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old chili, it doesn't matter where it's from.
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I know each each place has a hotter chili.
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I know Saint Louis, Chili's, very, very hot.
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So I've had some of that chili, but I don't really like it hot.
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I like it mediocre. I like it medium.
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I don't really like it too hot because I don't want to burn the
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hell out of my throat. I can't enjoy the chilies.
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So I love all different kinds of chilies.
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I like more beans, and in my chili obviously because it makes
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me fart, and it makes me want to go to the bathroom.
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That's why each Ellie. Because, if I'm constipated and
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I need to let one go. I eat some chili in.
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It'll definitely let me one go Java.
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My friend actually won my friend actually undo.
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He grew up, he grew up in Kentucky but he grew up a
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Cincinnati sports fan. He's a Bengals fan and he was
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mentioning that he's like he likes us Skyline.
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I think it is. But can't stand the other one
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gold star I think is the other one.
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Yeah, so that you can buy him out of the can Yeah, I like it.
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That to me, I don't, I'm not eating chilling.
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Let's it's freshly made. If you gotta get a crock pot out
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and I'm I could because chili could sit in your frigerator for
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a week and you can eat it all week long, depending on how you
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close up and make sure that's wrapped up, very, very well
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because you don't want any germs or any of that goes.
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If you're making yourself, do you make it spicy?
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I don't, I actually don't make, chili Brittany, makes the chili.
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She's really good. She makes a really, really good
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chili. And it's, it's like medium.
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She does add a little spice to it.
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I don't care if it's a little spicy, if it's really spicy, I
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can't eat it. So and then I got to drink a lot
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of water or whatever juice. So and I remember that out of my
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I remember that remember the week and I had to stay in the
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during the snowstorm at your house.
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Yeah. You drink it entire carton of
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juice with that showing it was horrible.
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I mean she's spiked it out man. She really burned the hell out
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of my throat. I she it admitted that she put,
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I think what she put in it but she put some kind of spice
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pepper in it and it really Burn the hell out of my throat.
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She usually cuts it down where it's not.
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It, like melts into the chili, she put him in like really in
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Speedy likes it hot. So Speedy was guzzling down and
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he wasn't even drinking anything.
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I was sweating, by the time I was done with my chili.
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I was sweating that's out. It looked like it came out of
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the shower Speedy sitting there. I remember, all I remember, I
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ate like a bunch of tacos with that chili and whatever else he
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was making that and like early a good amount but like I think he
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I forget if it was Snapple or lemonade or something, you chose
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the entire thing I did it was it was really, really hot and when
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it's really, really hot, I can't enjoy it.
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I like to taste like Speedy says, it's the taste.
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It's the, it's the. What do you what do you say it's
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over the flavor. That's what it is.
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It's Gotta Have this beautiful soft feeling right down the pit
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of your stomach. Speaking of soft, CBS Sports
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reports that the NFL players are sociation.
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President JC tretter is stepping down.
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From his position, following the recent NFL collusion Scandal
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nflpa executive director Lloyd, Howell Jr.
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Also stepped down from his position after he was caught
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charging the players union. Over 3,000 dollars for strip
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club visits. How old was also involved in a
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2015 incident with another employee where they got
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thousands of dollars from a strip club leading to people
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losing their jobs, how will also worked as a consultant with a
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company called Carlyle Group and where seeking minority ownership
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of some NFL teams which would go against CBA.
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Rules the association press been violin reports that JC tretter
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bent the rules to higher Howell covered up.
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A lot of the scandals and hit a lot of the information on
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arbitration decisions from Other nflpa members, several former
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NFL players, including Ben Watson, Damien Woody took shots
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at tretter saying that the nflpa should have.
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Well, I'm sure it should have yes removed him.
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Why a while ago, NFL PA senior director of player Affairs.
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Don Davis is likely to become the next nflpa president, after
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Trevor stepped down, you know, it's an interesting story.
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I obviously I got it. I got my message from fish that
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we were going to talk about this because it's been a story for
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the last, I would say 72 hours and it's really been the whole
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week. It's been back and forth.
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The story, hit, there was a writer that brought it out to
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the public. And and it started to grow legs.
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And obviously, he's just been going on for a long, long time.
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It's not like the players union or the players did not know
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about this because they were involved with it.
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So it wasn't hidden. The fact is, is when the NFL
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got, you know, it came out to the NFL and, and Some of the
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owners they got pissed off about it.
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Now, I'm sure the owners didn't think it was a collusion because
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they were, I believe they knew something about this too.
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It couldn't have just happened over the last couple of years
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and completely just been thrown onto the rock.
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Obviously, owners knew about it players knew about it, but it
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finally came out because there had to be a story.
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The NFL there was no stories where where we went from the
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draft to free agency and everybody's trying to find
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something. All these writers are trying to
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find something before OTAs or you know pre-season starts which
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is a right around the corner you're talking about the
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pre-season. What is it?
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Three weeks away. You're Gonna we're gonna see the
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Hall of Fame in doxy and then we're going to see the first
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preseason game over there in Cleveland.
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So I obviously the NFL and and these writers are trying to find
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a story. So, this story was something
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that was brewing. It was brewing from last year
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because obviously, over the last three years there was Was
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something going on with Jon Gruden in, those text messages
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and those emails and everything and Jon Gruden lost his job with
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the Raiders. What was it three years ago and
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then nobody not. Anybody has come out with that
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list of guys because they were like 70 own 70, different
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people, including owners GMS coaches that were on those
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emails but the only wasn't it like 10 years, though, like 10
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going back to 2012, like 21. It was going on for a while, but
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nobody knows who was on those lists except Jon Gruden and
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then, obviously, Schneider and Goodell.
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Those were the only three guys I think were released and that on
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the 70 or 80 guys that were involved in that Scandal.
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Now, this Scandal is starting to grow legs.
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Now, I don't know if it was so much of a scandal unless there's
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more to this Scandal that meets the eye.
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Now, I don't know. And there's nothing that's come
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out. Maybe the NFL's gonna brush it,
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under the rug, as they've done it.
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So very well over the years. Go ask the New England.
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Patriots. How many times they brush those
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onto the rug? I we all know about spy gate
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deflategate, wasn't anything about a gate but obviously the
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NFL was trying to drop the hammer on Tom Brady and Bill
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Belichick and and Robert Kraft because owners did not like the
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fact that those tapes were not shown and they burned the tapes
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before it could even get out there.
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But there's and it's not just the NFL professional sports, the
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MLB their scandals. It happens all the time and it's
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covered up the NBA. How many scans have been with
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the NBA as we all call it, the LJ.
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Well, I call it the LJ because LeBron James.
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I'm sure when he retires and he steps away from the end of NBA,
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they'll be stories coming out there, where some kind of
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scandals involved with LeBron James.
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And some of the, the better players in Elite Dwayne Wade
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over the years, was very connected to the players union.
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Chris Paul was the voice of the players union.
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So I'm sure the NBA has stories and stories that haven't come
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out yet, but the NFL is the biggest sport in the United
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States. It's the number One sport, it
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sells billions and billions of tickets, and billions of
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billions of merchandise and then obviously what it brings in for
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the Super Bowl is just absolutely ridiculous.
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So the NFL where they were selling five and a half million
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dollar, 30 second commercials at the Super Bowl this year, you,
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you look at the money that is bringing in.
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I'm not surprised that this story comes out and how old is a
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guy that was trying to be a part of ownership?
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He was trying to buy a team, he was involved with it, he was
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taking millions and millions of dollars from the players union
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and the players. Remember, 3 million dollars is
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in a lot of money. Okay.
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I want to I want to get that through to you guys.
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There was stories coming out that he was stealing millions of
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dollars and that I'm hearing through a different story that I
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was reading today. It was like three million a
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year, that's what he was making about 3 million dollars.
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That's not a lot of money when it comes to a sport that's
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bringing in billions and billions of dollars last year.
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The NFL Audience almost 20 25 and a half billion dollars the
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year before that almost 17 or 18 billion.
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So it went up almost six billion dollars and and with the CBA and
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the TV deals that they're bringing in.
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And now the options that some of these players are going to get,
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look at JJ, I'm a TJ watt. Look at the contract day, he
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just got recently. What was it over the weekend?
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It was the biggest contract besides of Court, a quarterback,
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he, I think he's making 42 and a half million dollars a year now.
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Well, deserved, by the way, I'm not saying that it wasn't and it
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isn't. The fact is the NFL PA knew
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about this, this is not something that was hidden for
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years. It's a story that came out
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because a writer wanted to get something out where he can
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become the center of Attraction and that's what these Riders are
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doing. Now, they're trying to find a
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story and then it comes. And a lot of these players I was
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watching things on YouTube today.
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A lot of these next players that are still involved with the
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Union, they said that, obviously, this is a Story.
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This is not a happy story for the players union, but they said
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there's a lot of collusion that goes on.
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It goes around in professional sports.
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And then also, I watched I'm not gonna mention the show that I
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was watching. He had at one of these ex
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players that were involved with the union for many many years.
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He asked them and he said, well, this goes on in unions in every
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single, you know, every single Union just goes on and not just
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sports, but every single Union, and this particular guy said,
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well, wait a second, not every Union, every guy, every player
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or every person is a millionaire.
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So he's actually right when when you see this kind of money being
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flashed around and 3,000 dollars is nothing to the players union.
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As a matter of fact, it only gives you a thought in your mind
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how much money is getting thrown around under the table.
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That's what scary about the NFL, and everybody talks about and I
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have attacked dotani for the betting scandal at the MLB was
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trying to cover up for over the last, what, two years now, we're
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talking about this now, This is a scandal but is it really that
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big of a scandal when we know that professional sports for
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years have been how about college sports, what they've
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been doing for players. Now, all of a sudden we have the
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nil deals and these players are making money, how many times
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before the FBI got involved with it before, the mafia got
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involved with it, how much money was being pushed under the table
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for these players to decide. Hey, you know what, I want to go
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to this school, I want to go to that school.
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So it's been going on collusions.
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But going on forever. Let's not forget the Arabs that
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fun to Deion Sanders. Yeah, so obviously this is
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obviously a big story, the NFL is trying to cover it up and how
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will stepping down? And obviously, the the Treader
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situation him. Stepping down.
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Here's the thing. The senior director of player
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Affairs is not an important position just to let everybody
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know. It's it's a position, it's not
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the biggest it's not the most important position when it comes
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to the NFL players union. Now, there's a line of players
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that are involved in communication with these lead
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Guys, these lead guys that are running the players union.
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This is a position that is highly touted because there's
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money, there's a lot of money that these guys make.
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If you're on the board, you're making money, okay?
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So when you're speaking, you're going to strip bars and you're
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embarrassing yourself. I understand why you would bring
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some of these guys, these players to strip bars, why it
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attracts it attracts money, it attracts women, and attracts
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everything. And it gets the players wanting
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to come to the players union and sit down and have a
22:54
conversation. How do you actually discuss any
22:57
of this when you go to a strip bar?
22:58
I mean accepting because the type of guy that would have all
23:02
his buddies. Go to a strip ball and have a
23:05
conversation. Should not just about money but
23:07
tits and ass. I mean listen would be the only
23:09
person I know would go to a strip bar and have a business
23:13
conversation. I don't think anybody
23:16
intelligent would actually take a multi-billion dollar
23:21
organization. Players union to a strip bar to
23:24
have a business conversation unless you were going for your
23:27
own hidden agenda. And that's what I think it was.
23:30
I obviously there's a lot of perverts in the game as we all
23:33
know, and I'm not gonna mention some of these ex-athletes,
23:36
actually, I can name, there was a quarterback and a cornerback
23:40
that was very distinct on going to strip bars, every single year
23:45
in the NFL. And I think if you think back
23:48
one of them play for Tennessee and the other one played for the
23:51
bankrolls a quarterback, played for the Bengals.
23:53
And the other one was a quarterback.
23:54
That was a top draft pick what Matt liner.
23:57
So am I throwing you guys a bone here?
24:00
I think everybody knows who I'm talking about that.
24:02
Love to go to strip bars and hang out at strip bars and I'm
24:05
Short Java at some point. Before he got married love to go
24:09
to ship bars. Athletes love to go there
24:11
because got a lot of money and they could throw whatever they
24:13
want to these girls and they're gonna give them nice lap dances
24:16
and pull down their panties and have a little fun with them.
24:18
It to me if you're going and you're working on a business
24:22
deal, you're not going to a strip bar.
24:24
But again, this wasn't about business.
24:26
This is about satisfaction satisfaction.
24:29
And the problem right now with the NFL is the NFL thinks
24:33
they're on, touchable, professional sports, think
24:36
they're on touchable. There's so much money to be had
24:39
and nobody really cares about the, the players or at what the
24:44
players are getting. After the fact, after they
24:46
retire. And that's why the NFL has
24:48
gotten away with it for many, many years.
24:50
And then you'll look at now, all the money that's getting thrown
24:53
in the union and what these players are making.
24:54
Now it's sad, because let's go to Joe, Montana, Joe Montana
24:58
played in wet, the 90s, the, the late 80s, actually early 80s and
25:04
it's in Ideas. How much money was he making
25:07
100,000 dollars 150. He made more for his video game.
25:12
I'm just saying yeah they were making no money now you have
25:15
quarterbacks backup, quarterbacks making more money
25:18
in in a four-year span and they made their whole career.
25:22
Just think about how much money is out there with the NFL, with
25:26
the cba's and and the television deals and all the, the
25:30
different, you know, memorabilia that they're selling autograph
25:33
signings, all the different things that these players are
25:35
making on and off the field. It to me the NFL and and I, I'm
25:41
not saying the FBI, I need to get involved with authorities,
25:43
need to get involved because if they wanted to get involved,
25:46
they should have gone involved a long, long time ago.
25:48
Because ladies and gentlemen, this is been going on for tens
25:52
of years. I'm talking about that.
25:54
Make the FBI gets involved. Doesn't feel like like when
25:58
they're smoke, there's fire. Oh yeah, I'd be more to it.
26:00
Of course, there's gonna be a lot more to it.
26:02
There's a lot more to this story.
26:03
It's not just, oh, Go to strip bars, they're doing other
26:07
things, at the strip bars there. How do we know there's no
26:10
betting Scandal over there at the strip bars?
26:12
You know, obviously betting is so illegal, and players
26:16
shouldn't be betting on their Sports.
26:18
As we've seen this over and over and over again in basketball.
26:21
And what we've seen in baseball over the last couple of years.
26:23
Now, I do believe the NFL, there will be scandals and we're gonna
26:27
hear many, many skins. This story is a scandal for one
26:30
reason. These guys step down because
26:32
they knew that the NFL probably gave them a nice, I don't know,
26:36
the players union. Probably gave them some nice
26:38
money to step away because yes, severance pay because they don't
26:42
want him to go out there. They don't want to speak to the
26:44
Press because if they speak to the press and they throw other
26:46
guys under the bus, how bad is the NFL going to look how bad is
26:50
the players union? Going to look if some of these
26:53
big stars, now I do believe one of these guys are going to come
26:58
out in the next couple of years and write a book.
27:00
Why? Because it's all about Mucho
27:03
Dinero. It's all about Money and one of
27:07
these idiots are gonna come out and say, you know what, I want
27:09
to write a book, I'll give you 10 million dollars.
27:12
Let me write a book about it and he's gonna come out.
27:14
One of these, two idiots are gonna come out and give away a
27:18
lot of different people. A lot of people that were
27:19
involved with it, that you wouldn't even expect was
27:22
involved with it. You think Roger gadel, didn't go
27:24
to one of these strip clubs. Come on, guys.
27:26
Roger Goodell's the biggest pervert of them all.
27:28
I mean, I'm not gonna sit here and try to beat around a bush.
27:31
This is the same. Roger Goodell that just got an
27:34
extension. What was it?
27:35
Two years ago that made a deal with the owners dating that he
27:40
wanted him and his children, and his wife to have a lifetime of
27:44
insurance at medical insurance me while he won't give former
27:49
players a lifetime of medical insurance, and he made sure that
27:53
he had his own jet when or lose a decide to step down on not, he
27:57
has his own jet to use and his own his own, you know, the only
28:01
occasions to go fly to his family's reunion stuff like
28:04
that. The NFL lets this man do
28:06
whatever he wants. As what we we know he did to
28:10
that CTE doctor when the story was coming out, how the NFL was
28:14
trying to brush that Under The Rock, how many players have come
28:17
up or stories coming out that players where it diagnosed with
28:20
CTE grade, one grade two great three.
28:22
We've had a couple of months show and the NFL don't want to
28:24
speak about it anymore. As a matter of fact, nobody
28:27
speaks about CT as much. Is they did five six years ago,
28:30
why? Because the NFL probably paid
28:33
these guys off to shut their mouths.
28:35
Yeah. And we allow Powell was a big
28:37
one that mentioned to it because he does a lot of the CTE
28:39
studies. So, and he was saying how the
28:40
NFL players union as a whole has to get stronger and I think he
28:44
was another one that I think was pushing for these types, same
28:47
types of treatments. And they get looks even worse
28:48
where you have a former player? In JC tretter as well.
28:52
He was a center for the Packers and then he played a couple
28:54
years with the Browns that allowing this kind of thing to
28:57
happen covering it up. And Basically, stealing money
29:00
from other players, too. Because Yeah you mentioned three
29:02
million dollars is not much for the leak, but for somebody's
29:05
contract, several amount of NFL players contracts, that kind of
29:08
thing still could hurt them percentage wise.
29:11
Yes, there are other unions that aren't making a lot of money
29:13
too, but The percentage factor and the principle that has to go
29:16
into it. And that's why a lot of these
29:17
unions have these kinds of protests too.
29:19
And the nflpa, we've said a lot of our guests have said has to
29:22
be stronger because of that, but it's hard for them to be
29:24
stronger when you have all these guys that are covering it up
29:27
like JC tretter, and then you have another guy in Howell,
29:29
that's essentially playing. But what are they covering up?
29:31
I mean, this story came out. I mean, they go to strip bars
29:34
and they're going to strip clubs and and negotiating deals for
29:38
the players union. I mean, what is it?
29:41
That has come out, that we have heard so far in the story that
29:45
has grown legs. The only thing we know is these
29:47
guys are stepping down at their positions because they don't
29:52
want story. Some of these stories that come
29:54
out in the open. So well, let me give you the
29:57
conspiracy theory situation here.
29:59
Arrow, The Conspiracy Theory says that all of the four
30:03
stories and we started with a story on this one, there was a
30:06
collusion thing that got brushed on the road with DeShawn
30:09
Watson's guaranteed contract. Now, pay attention.
30:12
What's going on with the second round?
30:14
Right now, how they were all assigned until recently because
30:18
they wanted guaranteed money in their deals.
30:20
Guess what? Team decided to sign their
30:23
second round. Picks to a fully guaranteed
30:25
deal. Causing all this the very same
30:27
Cleveland Browns. So now we have this situation
30:30
where we know and it came out through this Pablo Torre
30:35
podcast. That the first thing that came
30:37
out was that they had a collusion case dead to rights.
30:40
And they just let it go. So that they wouldn't have these
30:43
guaranteed deals. As, if the players union
30:46
president, or executive director, or whatever, his title
30:48
was, should be doing anything against the players.
30:51
Best interest. Of course, the players union
30:53
President should be advocating for, as much money in hand as
30:57
possible. It's unbelievable that he did
31:00
that, but they were not saying he did that until now.
31:03
It's obvious that that's what was going on.
31:05
So the second part that they covered up was with Trevor now
31:09
tretter is, was behind the organization committee.
31:12
They had to come up with, who the next executive director was
31:16
going to be. So when they hired this guy, it
31:18
used to be a transparent process, they would let
31:21
everybody know. They made it a backroom deal.
31:24
And nobody was allowed to know why they picked Lloyd Howell Jr.
31:28
They didn't, they didn't disclose the strip club stuff
31:31
from a decade and a half and the other company too.
31:33
He's trying to buy ownership stake in a team in on top of
31:36
that. He resigned today, like in the
31:38
last hour, it came across the SPN from that other company that
31:42
with the team. Because now all the strip club
31:44
stuff came out and the thing is, he's using public funds.
31:47
That's the money that's supposed to go to funding, you know,
31:50
these players health insurance policies?
31:53
Sounds like a bright Farm on his own sounds like Bruce fall.
31:56
Well, very far thing was like a Medicaid scam.
31:59
It was like, it was different and like, honestly, the
32:01
government in that state had a lot to do with it being corrupt.
32:04
This was just simply a guy who's gotten away with shit his whole
32:08
life. Was enabled and put in this spot
32:11
by people that are very good, but here's the problem.
32:13
Even the guy from the podcast, that the story was coming out,
32:16
he was very well respected around the NFL.
32:19
These guys were actually friends with this guy and he comes out
32:23
guy. Yeah, he comes out on his
32:26
podcast and throws the this collusion out there and through
32:30
these guys under the bus. Meanwhile their buddies, he
32:32
probably was at that strip bars hanging out with them so now all
32:36
of a sudden he comes out with the story and now the NFL is
32:39
trying to cover it up. Try to find ways to to get these
32:43
guys away from the product in the and the the programming and
32:48
and now the NFL is, but here's the thing.
32:50
The best part about this story is you have pre-season right
32:54
around the corner. You have the Hall of Fame right
32:56
around the corner. So even though this is a story
32:59
and there's nothing to talk about with the NFL camps are
33:02
opening up right now, it's all going to be brushed.
33:05
On the rug, the NFL is going to cover this up and nobody's gonna
33:08
talk about this. Again, probably until the season
33:12
is over, or there's another story that's going to be
33:14
connected to this. Like, you were just saying the
33:16
Brown story with the Watson and then the second round picks, and
33:19
then obviously, who was the one that got your door Sanders.
33:23
The Cleveland Browns. Yeah, I mean just think about
33:26
it. The Cleveland Browns are
33:27
connected to so many of the so much of the distress of the NFL
33:31
over the last couple years, everybody makes fun of the Jets.
33:34
And over the years, Bob just say the Jets Cincinnati for years,
33:39
they could never get over the hump.
33:40
Now, they got a quarterback but this is organizations that can't
33:44
find a way to get out of their own way.
33:45
And now you have the NFL. There are multi-billion dollar
33:48
organization. The NFL's, right?
33:50
The seasons right around the corner.
33:52
Nobody's gonna be talking about just like the old tiny thing.
33:54
Do you remember how big of a story that was, as soon as the
33:58
FBI got involved with it and brushed it under the rug and
34:01
probably got paid off. Nobody's talking about the Otani
34:03
story and betting on baseball anymore.
34:06
No, nobody even forgot everybody, forgot about it.
34:08
And this is a story again, it's a story, there is collusion and
34:13
less, there's something that's connected to this that could
34:15
really burn a hole in the players.
34:18
Union, nobody's even going to be talking about this in the next
34:20
two or three weeks. Yeah, you judge in the Outside
34:23
influence to its other companies, too.
34:24
Even besides just the NFL and I agree with you, I think there's
34:27
other NFL league Executives that probably could be like you were
34:29
talking about with the Gruden, they're paid off.
34:30
Yeah, these guys, I know, I believe it in some combination
34:33
of it, too. And like I said, it makes it
34:34
even worse when it's a player doing that because I had
34:37
problems with Troy Vincent, when he was the nflpa president for a
34:39
while. So he did not do a lot of very
34:40
good things. So when they transition to
34:42
treasure it seemed like there was a little bit of some amount
34:43
of progression. But now you're seeing all these
34:44
guys come out and take shots at him as well.
34:46
But again, it's also these other companies are being factored in
34:48
and that's the same thing that happened in college football.
34:50
These scandals we've talked about too with the Yamaha with
34:53
the Vanderbilt quarterback Bobby and all those guys, getting all
34:57
these money from these other companies, too.
34:58
Like I said with Deion Sanders, finally found from all these
35:01
different other countries, by the way, nobody's talking about
35:03
that anymore. Has anybody brought on that
35:05
Dion's brought up that Deion Sanders Scandal?
35:08
That was a big Scandal, think about how much money he was
35:11
taking from the Saudi Arabian, a princess, and all these business
35:15
owners over there, and he was using it to draw a players to
35:19
come through the portal and pay them.
35:20
All right, to come to play for his school.
35:22
Just think about that and nobody's talking about it
35:25
anymore. No.
35:26
Buddy, Deion Sanders took Millions upon millions of
35:29
dollars and was getting away with it and nobody's talking
35:32
about it. It's Deion Sanders.
35:34
Its prime nobody cares anymore. I think it was north of 20.
35:37
It was a lot of Law. And again it was going on for a
35:41
while too where we get other Rich guys involved too.
35:44
Especially in a country like that and an area like that
35:47
that's very rich in the world and same kind of thing with some
35:49
of the other ones. I think the the Pavia one was a
35:51
Italian mob Mafia. And again, there's gonna be a
35:56
lot of connections when you hear unions, you hear Mafia, say
35:59
whatever you want, that unions are connected to the mafia.
36:02
It's always been that way since the 1960s.
36:05
So for anybody said Jimmy Hoffa, Jimmy Hoffa who, by the way, you
36:08
watched the Irishman by the way. Yes.
36:10
Of course, the three hour and a half hour is like, four and a
36:13
half, it was forever but he like details that the mobs ties with
36:18
the teamsters, dating back in the 50s and before that, and
36:21
it's one of those great, you know, it's a long, you got to
36:24
like really commit to a movie like, It was great and it's kind
36:27
of tough like watching De Niro at age 80.
36:30
DH know what's tough. What was tough is De.
36:33
Niro's, usually the boss or he's like the the Prime leader and
36:36
then it's Joe Pesci. Joe Pesci was the leader and he
36:40
was the mean main bad guy, and Robert De Niro, and yeah, and
36:44
Robert De Niro was the, the lonely guy.
36:47
The guy on the outskirts of the mafia it was, it was definitely
36:50
not something that you would expect on a mafia movie.
36:53
But I, I will say this, when you hear you need to hear Italian
36:57
mafia, there's the mafia's involved with this, and, and
37:00
there's going to be a scandalous, not pass shoes
37:02
Pacino. Pacino, played, was it?
37:04
What I was half a? Yes, it was Pacino.
37:07
Yes, but I'm talking about I'm talking actually I know it was
37:11
who was who played from the Hoffa movie?
37:13
The the he was in it too. How she was in it, too.
37:16
Yeah. But who played?
37:17
She had a advisory role. Who would, who was bad?
37:20
Who's the Joker from the Batman? I always know the first Batman.
37:24
The first Jack Nicholson. Jack Nicholson played Hoffa in
37:28
the old house. Yes.
37:29
Yes. Yeah.
37:30
The original one. Yes.
37:32
And he was great in that movie by the way, he was great and and
37:35
again I when you hear Mafia, when you hear unions you know it
37:39
has something to do with the mafia but again we don't know.
37:41
The the full end of this story, I don't think we will this year.
37:46
I think as the season moves forward and the season tells and
37:50
tells to the end and the Super Bowl and everything like that.
37:53
I think we're gonna hear a lot more in depth on this story.
37:56
I just think the NFL is going to try to cover it up and they can
37:59
now because training you know, obviously I guess you call.
38:04
What do they call a camp training?
38:05
They have camp that starts and then there's a preseason, a
38:08
couple weeks in the Hall of Fame.
38:09
So nobody's gonna be talking about this.
38:11
What I really want to know is when's that still, when is that
38:14
list of owners and Executives, that were on that email, with
38:19
John? I said I wanted to know because
38:22
John noted I I know it'll never happen.
38:24
Could be connected to that story.
38:26
So never you're absolutely right job and it'll never happen
38:28
because the NFL is all about collusion.
38:31
They're all about, you know, brushing things under the rug,
38:34
as the CTE thing was brushed under the rug for many, many
38:37
years. And now, they're trying to
38:38
figure out what is going to protect these players.
38:41
Nothing is going to protect these guys heads.
38:44
Nothing unless you wear, those weird things on their helmets,
38:47
with some of the players are nothing is going to protect
38:50
these players from concussions and all the different things
38:53
that they helped some, but you still can get a concussion.
38:57
With the way these rule changes isn't going to help the game.
39:00
It hasn't helped the game. Kakashi's are still very high,
39:03
so you can't sit here in the NFL and you know what?
39:05
Nobody's talking about it, why? Because the NFL is making money
39:08
they're making billions and billions of dollars and and what
39:11
they're bringing this year, I believe you're going to see the
39:14
NFL sell their first commercial for 10 million dollars.
39:16
Just think about that for a 30 second to minute commercial
39:20
they're going to make 10 million dollars.
39:21
Its sickens me. How much money the NFL is
39:24
bringing in and You can't, you can't knock an organization that
39:28
knows how to make it me and Java can be the commissioner of the
39:32
NFL and bring in that kind of money.
39:33
Why? Because if it's a good product,
39:35
and people are watching it and spending all this money, and
39:37
betting, and betting is becoming legalized everywhere in the
39:40
country, nobody's gonna take away from the growth of an
39:44
organization. That is always tried to build up
39:47
through the players. And the players aren't getting
39:49
anything at the tail end. The owners are and that ladies
39:53
and gentlemen, is something that the players union need to figure
39:56
out even though they're making a lot more money and with the TV
40:00
deals they're bringing in more money and that's why guys.
40:02
Like, as we said, teach a lot is making 42 and a half million
40:05
dollars to play at the defensive position.
40:07
It's still bothers me that these owners are bringing in this kind
40:11
of money. And not not willing to protect
40:14
the former players and give them a lifetime of insurance to help
40:19
these guys. After they walk away from the
40:21
sport, when they have knee injuries, head trauma problems
40:24
with their, you know, Mental issues and all the different
40:28
things that we've heard over the last couple of years.
40:29
Yeah, mental health is something that the new players union
40:32
actually was doing a good job, progressing, with at the
40:34
beginning of Traders tenure too. But again, maybe it wasn't even
40:37
his influence. Not even a lot of other guys,
40:39
too. Like you said, how many owners
40:40
could be involved in. Looks like you said, they're not
40:41
gonna care. They're not gonna, they're gonna
40:43
taste taken all the money that they can get.
40:44
So, oh, these, this player that was a 50 second guy, on our
40:48
roster is doing stuff with a strip club in bezel money.
40:50
Essentially, they're not gonna care.
40:51
The owners are not going to care about that the same level that
40:54
they would care about their own money.
40:55
And, you know, Roger Goodell's, not gonna care about that
40:57
because he's just not a 55 million dollar contract, like he
40:59
said, lifetime benefits. So they're gonna be more of
41:01
that. Who said there's other more, not
41:02
other more leak Executives on their fire for this kind of
41:05
thing, too. And like I said, it's just hard
41:07
for the players union to have that kind of thing where you
41:09
have somebody in Lloyd. Hell, that's playing both sides
41:11
and trying to get money from himself.
41:13
So you don't want that. Like, I had a bad enough as a
41:18
teacher in New York, in New Jersey, Florida doesn't even
41:21
have Union. It's like a fake, like fugazi
41:23
Union that they have there and you don't get any support from
41:26
the union. They tell you didn't give you
41:28
support. If a school wants to fire you,
41:29
they're gonna fire you and it's a team wants to get rid of you.
41:32
They're gonna get rid of you and these Sports as well.
41:34
It's just how the world is. It's not any different.
41:36
What is a union? Get you, you can get you more
41:38
money, you can get you better benefits, a unique can help you
41:42
with things like mental health. Like you were saying Speedy that
41:45
they started doing more recently in the more recent calls.
41:49
Yeah. And if you because, like, it's
41:52
all about the players, if the players don't care, they're
41:55
stupid is basically what some of these four.
41:57
These guys were saying in the media and they should care
42:00
because this comes out of your check, everybody knows if you
42:02
belong to a union, when you look at your pay stub, that money
42:05
that they take out, there's a code that that money's for the
42:08
union and everyone looks at their pay stub.
42:11
As far as I know, maybe not show, hey ohtani because he lost
42:14
17 dollars and know anything about it, but more than that,
42:17
that we know about publicly, but it's that you should know.
42:23
If you're giving that money, do you really want the guy in
42:25
charge to be working against you?
42:27
I mean, I would be livid if I was a player, especially if I
42:31
was a player making league minimum, right?
42:33
Or like maybe I was, I got a rookie contract.
42:36
I was a mid round pick. Now, I'm sticking around.
42:38
I get another smaller deal. I don't have a ton of money.
42:42
I might not make it to that threshold where I get the
42:45
retirement benefits. I really want someone to fight
42:48
for me. I would be really, really Be mad
42:51
if I was one. Yeah but again a veteran
42:52
linebacker. You have all these guys in and
42:54
again Treader was a guy that you know, spoke for the players but
42:57
the players speak for the players.
42:59
As much as he's the last guy to go through these guys, to me,
43:02
they're puppets, that's what they are.
43:04
You pull the string? Hey, you want to be in sync, you
43:06
want to you know bye bye bye that that song and they like
43:09
little little tea body freaking puppets Marinette.
43:12
Yeah, there you are right there, as you Choppa knows more than I
43:15
do. The fact is they're puppets.
43:18
They're the players puppets. We have a list of guys that go
43:22
around table and they talked to this one guy.
43:23
So this guy's making millions and millions that I sit millions
43:27
and millions of dollars sitting there with a bunch of players
43:29
and making decisions for the players to me.
43:32
It smells if it smells like crap and it looks like crap, it's
43:36
crap. And that's what the NFL is,
43:38
trying to sell to the fan. And the fact is the fan doesn't
43:42
care, you know why? Because all they care about is
43:44
their fantasy team. They care about what do they
43:46
betting? When's the season started?
43:48
Are you adding an 18th game and players?
43:50
Don't want to 18th game because in their eyes.
43:53
Yeah. All right, there's more money
43:55
that could be, you know, spread out for the wealthy, especially
43:58
the players. But here's the problem, more
44:00
chances for injury and seizing, ending injury, or maybe career
44:03
ending injuries because these guys are going down like a
44:07
hotcakes as we see these Achilles tears.
44:09
These hamstrings situations that these players are getting
44:12
because they're playing on Turf, if the nflpa or in the NFL
44:16
players actually care about what's going on.
44:18
Instead of this can look conclusion, collusion what they
44:21
should be looking at is the football fields, is there?
44:24
Not too many collusion things that is happening out there
44:27
right now on a football field? Just think about it.
44:29
There's two NFL football fields that is grass and the rest is
44:33
Turf. How many injuries do we see?
44:34
Strategically every single year bed entries to quarterbacks and
44:38
everybody's talking about, well, you gotta find a good backup
44:41
quarterback. How many quality backup
44:43
quarterbacks are there any NFL, four, three at best?
44:47
So if you don't have one of them, your season is over.
44:50
The NFL needs to figure out. Hey, if you're gonna waste money
44:53
on plant, paying idiots like Treader 3 million dollars a
44:57
year. Well, then, why don't you go and
44:59
pay for a nice football field which is grass, which will maybe
45:03
cost you 10 or 11 million dollars.
45:04
What is that? 7 million dollars more where it
45:07
could protect your players and put your players in better
45:09
positions to succeed for the season instead of going out and
45:13
still have to paying them through insurance policies
45:15
maintenance? Well yeah, sorry sweetie, but I
45:18
just want to, I just wanted to say one thing, a touching on
45:21
that. Before I forget I would like to
45:22
know if what the players union because I know that like hours,
45:28
we have a representative from every team that goes and speaks
45:32
your mind and everybody's allowed to go.
45:34
There's, there's just one rep that basically submits and has
45:39
to be on the calls, and which I love.
45:41
And I was a part of it, my entire career.
45:43
So you kind of have an idea of what's going on.
45:45
Not just one player that has to get it to the whole league.
45:48
I would be interested to find out. if they do have a player
45:51
rep, For each team and do they. Necessarily not required.
45:57
But when there's a call, do they Jump on the call whether it's a
46:03
zoom, a FaceTime, you know, whatever.
46:04
And get this knowledge out so that they can build.
46:08
I mean, It was, I was very interested to having an
46:12
ex-player. Be our Union lead.
46:14
And it's obviously turned out great and it's just it's tough.
46:17
When you see, you know players, you know, being taken advantage
46:21
of in certain ways when they're in that position.
46:24
But then also the players that are still playing and the guys
46:27
that are battling and yet, you're getting all these execs
46:31
and front office, people lifetime deals for everything.
46:33
So I would that would be interesting to find out to see
46:37
if they do. They do.
46:37
So job, they do. Each team has an NFL player
46:40
representative and at least one coat, alternate player
46:42
representing it, every two years is electrical kind of team.
46:47
Speaking of organizations that have been up and down the UFC
46:51
318 featured. Several main card fights that
46:55
came down to unanimous decisions.
46:57
Daniel Rodriguez vs, Kevin Holland.
47:00
Well, obviously defeats and beats.
47:02
Kevin Holland in a welterweight main card fight event, winning
47:06
by unanimous decision in the third round.
47:10
Paulo cost us and beat Roman Coppola off in a co-main event.
47:15
Also waiting in a third round you know, Anonymous decision.
47:18
The honestly this card was just actually putrid, it was bad.
47:23
And I'll say this and I I'll finish up my monologue because I
47:27
know Speedy put this. I don't know why you added the
47:30
top thing because nobody cared about those fights including
47:33
yours. Truly anybody that has watched
47:36
the UFC over the years, there was nothing that was exciting
47:39
throughout that card. Even even through through the
47:43
early night of those fights, the preliminaries the preliminaries
47:46
were horrible. What really stood out to me was
47:49
Dustin poirier's farewell tour throughout Louisiana and that's
47:54
what everybody was looking. And they made an extravaganza.
47:56
I got to give Dana White a little bit of credit for what he
47:59
did from Thursday night, all the way into Saturday, the way ends
48:02
having fans get a chance to go to the stadium.
48:04
There had so many different autograph signings where some of
48:07
the fighters will line up, and it was some of the time, some of
48:11
those events were actually free where a lot of people got a
48:15
chance to meet some of the fighters and got a chance to
48:17
meet Dustin Poirier. The main event of the night
48:20
feature, Dustin Poirier Max Holloway the fight was A final
48:24
fight as he announced his retirement, after the fight
48:27
Holloway beat Poirier by unanimous decision in the fifth
48:31
round and pour it called out all three judges for their cards.
48:36
Their scorecards Holloway said he respects Poirier as a fighter
48:40
but says he would never get a whole card built around his
48:45
retirement like poor, he did Holloway now has a 27 and 8
48:50
career record and moves to fifth in the current UFC lightweight
48:56
ranking, poor. He finished his UFC career with
49:00
a 30 and 10 record with 15 of those 15 of those 30 wins by
49:07
knockout, eight by submission, and seven by decision.
49:11
And Speedy loves to put these numbers and nobody really cares
49:14
about all they care about is the 30-10 in it.
49:17
And I want to bring Jake in because I know he's a real big
49:20
UFC fan, so he can join us and we can talk about This fight,
49:24
the card was horrible and Dana White.
49:27
I know he wanted to put it together and he wanted this this
49:30
fight to stand out from all the rest and it did.
49:32
This was the only fight that anybody cared about throughout
49:36
throughout the night and even away ends.
49:39
The way the fans really just loved us in Poirier.
49:42
He's from Louisiana, he's really repped Louisiana for so many
49:46
years and it stood for something, the brand of the
49:51
obviously a place, like New Orleans a play.
49:54
And we were there at the Super Bowl and and all the fans wanted
49:57
to meet him, we even wanted to interview him.
50:00
He was just too busy jumping from table to table.
50:03
Max Holloway. To me, has a chance to continue
50:07
moving forward. As one of the, the elite
50:10
fighters in the UFC and he is obviously the lightweight
50:13
Division and he could fight and met multiple divisions.
50:16
This guy is one of the best boxers in the UFC, one of the
50:19
best stand-up Fighters I've seen in a very, very long time
50:22
problem with Max Holloway, as he goes on these, he goes on these
50:26
Tendencies where he is. He's a dominant Fighter for
50:29
three fights and he loses one Bears, three four.
50:32
Yeah, he'll lose one bad fight and then everybody thinks his
50:36
career is all over and then he comes back and he dominates
50:40
again and he kind of hides, you know what he did in the fight.
50:42
Before the two fights before that Max Holloway is, is one of
50:46
those tough guys. He could fight, he could stand
50:48
up with anybody. I, I would love to see him and
50:51
Justin gauging again. I think that would be fun.
50:53
He's guys, love to beat the hell out of each other and, and those
50:56
guys are stand up Fighters and that's what you want to see.
50:58
You want to, you want to go out all out brawls Boris?
51:02
Like that, those two guys are stand, Up Fighters, they like to
51:05
beat the hell out of each other. I thought it was a good fight.
51:08
I just thought the way it was the build-up, the BMF title,
51:13
nobody cares about the BMF title.
51:15
It was really creative for Nate Diaz.
51:17
Why? Because Nate Diaz wanted the bed
51:20
and I don't know if anybody knows what the title stands.
51:22
For bad motherfuker. That's what it stands.
51:24
That's what it sounds. That's what it stands for the
51:26
BMF title. So and the fact is Nate Diaz
51:31
ever since he lost the title. He lost the title, pretty fast.
51:33
I think you lost it against Max Holloway, if I'm not mistaken, I
51:37
think he lost it against him. I'm not sure.
51:39
So don't quote me on that, but he lost ever since he lost the
51:42
title. Nobody cares about the title.
51:43
Nobody could give a crap about the title but it stands for
51:47
Holloway Holloway's. He's a toughest soapy, he's a
51:50
great stand-up fighter. I want to see Max Holloway get
51:53
into a ring against a champion. That's what I want to see.
51:56
Max Holloway has not been in a ring with the champion for a
51:59
while. And again, this is not a real
52:02
Champion ship and pour And by the way, I want to give a
52:05
shout-out to the UFC for doing what they did at UFC 318 after
52:10
the fight, letting Poirier put his gloves in the middle of the
52:13
octagon, giving him a chance to really say his goodbyes.
52:18
This is something. I thought.
52:19
Dustin Poirier should have walked away after he beat Conor
52:23
McGregor the second time. I, and I remember when he kind
52:26
of McGregor broke his leg on his, when he kicked him, he
52:29
broke his leg after that, Poria has not been the same fires
52:32
fighter since then he really hasn't.
52:34
He he's got a lot of money invested in his hot sauce.
52:37
He's doing very very well with as an entrepreneur.
52:40
I he he's gonna make his millions just like kind of
52:43
McGregor is because of who he is and what he stands for as it in
52:47
American known fighter. I just think when you look at
52:51
this fight Max Holloway and him I wouldn't if I was pouring I
52:55
would have never fought Max. Holloway is my final fight.
52:58
I would have waited until something came up.
53:01
Maybe again, something because I, I just think backs.
53:04
The way is just still a good fighter and he's Max Holloway
53:09
could still fight a champion. He's still could be the champion
53:11
of the world in his division in the lightweight division.
53:14
So at Pourri is just he's not there anymore.
53:17
Mentally, he's not there anymore.
53:19
He just had his daughter. What I think his daughter is
53:21
like six or seven years old. Now he's he wants to be a family
53:25
man. Now I think I think the fact is
53:28
the UFC was trying to find something to stabilize.
53:31
You have c318, there was just nothing there and I don't want
53:35
to talk about the undercards because they weren't good Paulo
53:38
Costa. I mean Apollo's a good fight,
53:41
he's not a great fighter and he had what was the last time?
53:45
Jake. You remember the last
53:46
championship fight? Paulo cost to have was like a
53:49
couple of years ago. Right?
53:49
Well he was banned. He was banned for a while.
53:52
Yeah. He fought a chance.
53:53
It's been a long time. I mean honestly the last he's
53:59
been like it's been really underwent like this was very
54:01
shocking. A great performance Honestly by
54:03
Paul costley he kind of just Dominated all over Roman Coppola
54:07
like it kind of looked like he was a little bit timid and Paul
54:09
Casta was really aggressive and it was really impressive flight
54:12
for him. But like it was weird.
54:13
We haven't really seen that Paul cost in a long time.
54:15
All And again, going back to the USC.
54:18
I just think they're trying to bring these guys back.
54:21
They come they disappear or and Holocaust has been fighting over
54:25
the last last couple of like last two years but he
54:28
disappeared for like a year because he was suspended.
54:30
I think a sterile, I think he was doing steroids.
54:32
He was caught with steroids and that last time I remember he
54:36
fought. He was a title fight.
54:37
He got his butt whipped. And I was the last time I
54:39
remember Paulo Costa was actually, I actually paid
54:42
attention to what holocausto is doing.
54:44
This was a good fight. Roman is a registered actually
54:48
was it was back in 2020 and Israel.
54:50
When is he kind of was the man he just dominated the crap out
54:55
of them. And I remember that fight.
54:57
It came out is that when he came out with the choreographed
55:00
dance, right? It might have been.
55:02
Yeah, I think it might. I just say, I just think UFC's,
55:06
they reached for UFC 318. I love what they did before, the
55:09
fights the Wayans, how he made it.
55:12
An extravaganza Louisiana, I love that Dana White did that
55:16
for Thursday into Saturday. He had all these different
55:18
events in the stadium. He had all the different young
55:21
kids, get a chance to meet and the autograph signings out of I.
55:25
Forget what they called it. They were doing something on
55:27
Friday night, which it had all the fans actually get to get to
55:32
go and actually stand in the Octagon where the fighters were
55:35
just, I don't even know what they called it.
55:38
He didn't call it a Fan Fest. They call it something else, but
55:41
he, I thought they did a really, really good job when it came to
55:45
promoting it all the way to the fight.
55:47
I just thought the car was crap. It wasn't something like your
55:51
C3. 317 was really. It was a really good guard.
55:53
That was a fun every single fight really.
55:56
And the two main events, the the co-main event in the main event
56:00
was Sensational. I thought it was very well put
56:02
together and that's the problem right now with the UFC and I'll
56:05
say, Again, when you look at the fight there's there's a lot of
56:09
older Fighters that are trying to make a statement again and
56:12
come back and, and there's a couple of old Fighters that are
56:15
champions. And then these young
56:17
up-and-coming Fighters, they lose a fight and they fall off,
56:19
you know what I mean? And then, and then the UFC's
56:22
trying to find the next Conor McGregor and, and all that other
56:24
stuff. It it's a problem because there
56:26
they hyped these guys up. And then they go right after
56:29
they lose, they bring them right back down it.
56:31
And again, the UFC still doesn't have a guy that really stands
56:35
out Jon Jones stepped away from the UFC for good now, so where
56:40
they go and the heavyweight division, who's who's an
56:42
up-and-coming Superstar and the heavyweight division, does
56:46
somebody move up in the light heavyweight division to try to
56:50
compete with some of these other the other two who are the two
56:53
fighters right now. The English kid Who wanted to
56:57
fight, John Jones, who was the other?
56:57
I'm sorry, absolutely, definitely one time.
57:02
Aspen all to be there guy. I mean, Aspen all he said, he
57:04
might drop away to go to a five. That's what I also heard.
57:07
Aspen all might want to fight at 205 because there's nobody, that
57:12
would be a big job or time as well.
57:13
He's a big boy, he's 240, he's 24.
57:15
He's yeah. So I think he kind of wants to
57:18
defend his belt. Probably for a little bit
57:20
because they were waiting on that Jon Jones fight for
57:21
forever. I think they've said they might
57:23
have agreed to a fight with him and Cyril, God.
57:26
I don't know if it's 100% confirmed yet, but I think
57:27
that's probably the matchup their targeting.
57:29
So I think Tom's probably just gonna be raised saying his
57:32
division. So, you know, I mean John Jones
57:33
used to control everybody saying he's back in the testing pool
57:36
but you know, who knows he's not again, he's never, he's never
57:39
gonna go away, you know, even when he was even when he was
57:43
awake, as he had to be, he still somehow stayed and relevant what
57:48
he comes down to Dana gave him every every opportunity to do
57:53
everything. And basically could have handed
57:55
him over the damn company at some point.
57:58
But the Carter welding I think there was like, you could have
58:01
gone two ways, you could have basically told and put a card
58:05
together and be like, hey, this is kind of a last two Raw.
58:08
But I think that was like, well if he's gonna get one, then I
58:11
deserve one at this point. So I think it was more like the
58:15
younger and not big names where they got a little bit more
58:18
exposure to, you know. try and build it out but yeah, I think
58:22
it was I wouldn't say it was a complete loss.
58:26
I mean if we're ranking it from a to F, I'm gonna give it a c
58:31
minus but that's that's a thing. When you're looking at, these
58:34
guys like Daniel Rodriguez, Daniel Rodriguez is a good
58:37
fighter. He's a great fighter but Kevin
58:39
Holland. We're bringing about Kevin
58:41
Holland. He beat Kevin.
58:42
You think though, like you're right, like this star power was
58:45
lacking and look, it was card built for Dustin before he was
58:48
in New Orleans, close to Lafayette Louisiana.
58:50
But I do think it did over perform a little like it was
58:54
under under, you know, under promised over delivered.
58:57
Like if you did live, if you did watch that fight Kevin Holland,
59:00
Daniels, that was a great fight. And I did think that Kevin
59:02
Holland, you could have gone either, what?
59:04
It was a really solid good fight.
59:06
And, you know, other than that, like again, like I think you
59:09
hear, did you hear they? Did you hear how much they sold?
59:13
17,000 tickets, and the fight brought in more money than any,
59:17
of the cards over the last past, six months?
59:20
This car is where is that? Yeah, this Card, if you get like
59:25
the right, they build it around, Dustin Poirier.
59:28
So obviously was gonna have the huge pole and draw of that kind
59:30
of like 450 dollars for a what do they call it nosebleed ticket
59:36
to see dust Emporia? I will say you see, I don't know
59:39
how they do. They do get people in there for
59:41
those crazy pricey tickets. Like, it's a very hot commodity
59:44
and even for like a lackluster card, they have the fans.
59:47
They get people to want to pull in and buy for those seats.
59:50
I was so hurt over the years that Dana White was buying a
59:53
ticket and then raffling off to people.
59:55
Of course, I've heard stories about that many, many times
59:58
about Dana White and dating. I'm not taking shots at Dana
1:00:01
White, I think he's a good businessman, the guy knows how
1:00:03
to make money. You can't really attack anything
1:00:06
that he's done for mixed martial arts in the UFC there's no way
1:00:09
you can attack what he's done. He's brought a ton of money and
1:00:12
he's he actually helps sell the product, which he made, I think
1:00:15
250 million dollars off of and he honestly a guy that was a
1:00:20
president. Now I if I'm not mistaken was a
1:00:22
finance guy. And was brought in to really
1:00:25
just help build the product in the finances, he wanted to go
1:00:28
some other than promoting box. Yeah.
1:00:30
And he was a fight. He was a boxer actually.
1:00:33
I remember when Ortiz wanted to fight him and he he was he was
1:00:36
trying to cut weight and Ortiz back to actually Ortiz backed
1:00:39
out of the fight when Dana White wanted to fight him.
1:00:41
So the whole fact here is the UFC is trying to build their
1:00:47
product. Now the economic Gregor is no
1:00:50
longer going to be about. Yeah, I don't know if he's gonna
1:00:52
fight in bare, Knuckles. He he did sign a contract to
1:00:54
fight three fights at bare Knuckles.
1:00:56
But when's that gonna happen? It seems like he goes, He
1:01:00
promotes it and we don't see him there.
1:01:02
It's free. I think he's there just to be a
1:01:04
commissioner. I don't think he's ever gonna
1:01:05
step into another, that's his UFC, but even that I just, yeah,
1:01:10
I think Connor fighting. I don't think I should No.
1:01:15
I mean the only reason I would say is because he is a showman
1:01:18
and like going out on the losses that he did specially breaking
1:01:21
his leg to dust Emporia. And like there's that still is
1:01:24
that beef between him and Michael Chandler.
1:01:25
And I know it's played out all the time because Michael
1:01:27
Chandler, just continues to call Conor McGregor, but like, it
1:01:31
would be kind of shitty. If like, that's the lasting
1:01:33
memory, we have of Conor McGregor's been breaking his leg
1:01:35
and just like, looking sad and kind of like it's, it's just the
1:01:39
former Champion how great he was.
1:01:40
Like, I would like to see one more time just to get that bad
1:01:43
image, out of my head. I don't care.
1:01:45
Honestly, I've had my problems with Conor McGregor from us on
1:01:49
social media, I have for years. And I don't think people
1:01:52
understand. I had an MMA show, which I want
1:01:55
to bring back and at least do it once it once a month.
1:01:57
But it's caged in MMA and I used to talk so much about Conor
1:02:02
McGregor. I had a line of guys that came
1:02:05
on the show and Conor McGregor's team actually attacked me
1:02:09
threatened, me and told me all this crap.
1:02:11
I was at the Barclays Center when he was through that.
1:02:15
That chair into the window. I was right there yelling at him
1:02:20
and screaming. I'm in the back end so he's to
1:02:23
me. Is it immature ass?
1:02:24
But nevertheless, he's a showman and he knows how to sell the
1:02:27
UFC. Don't have that anymore, they
1:02:28
just don't have those guys. They have two or three really
1:02:32
good Fighters that you're we've seen.
1:02:34
And we, we spoke about on this show, but they're, they're
1:02:37
actually besides the, the Italian kid besides him.
1:02:41
They're a lot of them are in admit 30s.
1:02:43
How much time do they have left as Fighters?
1:02:46
And we were, we were talking about some of these 19 year olds
1:02:48
coming up now. They have the, the next Ultimate
1:02:50
Fighter. They're trying to find the next
1:02:52
guy. I mean, Matt Sarah was doing
1:02:54
something on YouTube but traveling around the country in
1:02:57
the world. Trying to find the next big
1:02:59
fighter. They just can't.
1:03:00
That's so wasn't entertaining. Yes, it was.
1:03:02
Of course it was, it's always an entertainment.
1:03:04
I, the problem right now is the UFC, there's just not enough
1:03:08
guys that want to fight mixed martial arts now because there's
1:03:11
so much money in boxing. Still these young guys, he's
1:03:14
young kids, it's better off being a prize fighter.
1:03:17
If you fight five or six price fighting, you're going to bring
1:03:20
in more money and those five fights thing, you'll probably
1:03:23
bring in your hole UFC career even if you make it to the UFC
1:03:26
that's the problem. There's just no money in it.
1:03:29
There's no players union, they're not protecting.
1:03:31
Do you know that the undercard Fighters make 10,000 dollars?
1:03:35
The undercovered fighters make 10,000 dollars.
1:03:38
So they're training their asses off for three to six months to
1:03:42
get into a ring for 10 or get into the Octagon for 10,000
1:03:45
dollars. You got to pay your trainer as
1:03:47
you got to pay all your dues and all that.
1:03:49
Yes, you have sponsors and all that other stuff in the end, how
1:03:53
much you really bringing in in a fight on an undercard fight.
1:03:55
And I know a couple of you have seen a former UFC fighters, I
1:03:59
speak to them all the time, I was just at an event, a backyard
1:04:03
event that I knew two UFC fighters that were invited to
1:04:06
and I I sat with them and I had a good conversation about the
1:04:09
UFC and what the UFC did to them it did help them with their
1:04:13
businesses when they walked away from the UFC because who they
1:04:16
were. But its also hurt them because
1:04:18
they could never bring in money to support their families.
1:04:21
One of them actually got a divorce to their first wife.
1:04:25
Now he's obviously remarried but it's a big problem.
1:04:28
The UFC needs to figure out a protect their their their
1:04:31
Fighters and bring again another way where they can get.
1:04:35
Insurance for life when they walk away from the sport.
1:04:37
Because a lot of these guys, after they walk away from the
1:04:40
sports, they're permanently injured and they can't some of
1:04:42
them can't even walk anymore. So did you hear about randy
1:04:45
couture? What happened to Randy Couture
1:04:46
recently? Randy could tell us that was
1:04:49
scary. Randy Couture is racing cars,
1:04:52
that's what he's doing. He does brake car racing and all
1:04:56
that stuff. He got into a car accident and
1:05:00
he was rushed to the hospital. Almost died in the car accident.
1:05:03
He's not paralyzed, but his whole face.
1:05:07
Got messed up horrible. It was, it's a horrible and
1:05:10
there's pictures all over social media.
1:05:11
If you guys and Randy Couture is one of the nicest people you'll
1:05:15
ever meet and a job, but you probably meant Randy Couture.
1:05:17
He's a great person, a great guy.
1:05:20
I love those fights. I think it was, it was a solid
1:05:23
fight. Again, it was built around,
1:05:24
Dustin and Max, you know, support, he hanging up the
1:05:27
gloves. He pretty much knew like, that
1:05:28
was the end, and I know you touched on an arrow at the
1:05:30
beginning. He called out the judges a
1:05:32
little bit thought that, like, you know, maybe the decisions
1:05:34
and weren't quite how he thought it was.
1:05:36
He thought it was a closer fight, looking back at it.
1:05:38
I'm like, I see these statistics Max Holloway through 378 total
1:05:43
strikes, like, that's, that's crazy.
1:05:45
And like he landed 200 and one of them and And dusting through
1:05:48
255 and he landed 109. So you know, Max, his volume was
1:05:54
unbelievable. Like that's where he won the
1:05:56
fight. Like I think Dustin did land a
1:05:58
lot of good significant tricks. He stung Max a lot and he did
1:06:00
add to the fact that you know. Now he and aliens aporia are the
1:06:04
only few guys to drop Max Holloway but other than round
1:06:06
two I think Dustin he just you know he really didn't have it
1:06:11
like he what? He looked a little bit older.
1:06:13
I think like you said like mentally he's not quite there
1:06:15
like he knows he wanted to hang it up.
1:06:17
I thought pretty much his last great fight was is against
1:06:20
Islam, hot Chef. Like he gave it to Islam.
1:06:23
A lot like, you know, Islam won that fight definitively but like
1:06:26
Dustin made it so difficult on him.
1:06:29
And I think he put up the best performance so far and trying to
1:06:31
defeat Islam hot chef. But, you know, Max like,
1:06:34
obviously, look, he already lost three times a night.
1:06:36
I think, in his mind, he's like, there's no, I'm not letting
1:06:38
somebody three Peach sweep me again.
1:06:40
So max got his get back, you got the win and, you know, now for
1:06:44
lightweight, it's completely and utterly chaos as well.
1:06:47
Because now you have Max right back into the picture.
1:06:50
So personally, what I would think you should do is I would
1:06:53
probably do our monster rookie inverse, Justin gaethje and then
1:06:56
you'd probably do maybe Max Holly versus Patty pimblett.
1:06:59
You also have Dan hooker on standby and then of course,
1:07:01
Charles Oliveira when he gets back, I wouldn't I wouldn't put
1:07:04
Patty against Max Holloway and Patty's right now growing and
1:07:08
you get into the ring with Max. Holloway.
1:07:09
He can end Patty Patty's gonna try to stand with him and Max
1:07:12
Holloway is just too strong, he throws too many punches if the
1:07:16
UFC's trying to build Patty pimblett into this Superstar
1:07:19
fighter you don't want to put him in the octagon with a hard
1:07:23
partying like Michael Chandler and Michael Chandler.
1:07:26
Kind of has been like, come on my Michael Chandler.
1:07:28
Are we really listen though? Like he's kind of been the
1:07:31
gatekeeper to those that Elite Fighters like where he's beating
1:07:34
all the guys like underneath below him.
1:07:36
But when he fights the top like the dust Emporia Justin gagey
1:07:39
Charles Oliver, Michael Chandler's kind of been that
1:07:41
Miss test and Patty just crushed him.
1:07:44
Like I know you're saying like right, he's not quite have the
1:07:46
luster of those top. Elite and guys, but, you know,
1:07:50
if you want to see what Patty's got, you got to have and he
1:07:52
wants to fight for the title, he's not ready for Elliott yet,
1:07:55
but you got to see what he does. Against one of those top-end
1:07:57
guys. So, maybe maybe not Max.
1:07:59
But Dan hooker, I think that would probably dead hooker.
1:08:01
Dan hooker makes a lot of sense. I would not put them against Max
1:08:04
Holloway, Max Holloway throws, too, many punches and Patty
1:08:08
takes too many chances. And Matt, all Max Holloway asked
1:08:11
to do is lay in one. He's gonna knock him the hell
1:08:12
out and you don't want if you're building Patty pimblett in up to
1:08:16
this and I like Patty, I think, Patty's a showman, I like him so
1:08:19
much more than Conor McGregor and what he does.
1:08:22
And all these other big mouth guys that go out there and open
1:08:25
their mouths, because Patty actually is a straightforward
1:08:28
guy. He's gonna talk crap, but he's
1:08:30
gonna go out there and produce it and he, and he doesn't in
1:08:33
such a proper way. After the fights, he respects
1:08:36
the fighters, he doesn't throw any of the fighters under the
1:08:38
bus, like, Conor McGregor did over the years and even what's
1:08:41
his name again? Mr. Puffy hair, cock, cock and
1:08:44
balls over there. Sean O'Malley, showing them Ally
1:08:46
Who Just doesn't shut his mouth even after losing again and
1:08:51
getting his butt whipped. He's still opening his mouth
1:08:53
saying the things that he's saying.
1:08:54
So Sean needs to step away and figure out a weight class that
1:08:58
actually fits him. Maybe go up a little bit of
1:09:02
weight even though it's it. Usually when you go up and wait,
1:09:04
it's not a beneficial thing. But Sean likes to throw punches.
1:09:08
Maybe he needs to get into get into a weight class where
1:09:10
there's more stand-up Fighters than ground fighting Fighters
1:09:14
because we saw, he can't handle that.
1:09:15
But like you were saying I would not put Patty against Max
1:09:19
Holloway. I just, I understand what you're
1:09:21
saying if he wants to fight the best, he's got to go through the
1:09:23
best. It just doesn't make sense.
1:09:25
Patty is a 28 year old kid growing into his man body.
1:09:29
I just don't put him against Max.
1:09:31
Holloway is the type of guy he would love to go against Patty
1:09:34
first of all, because it'll be a main event fight and Patty's the
1:09:38
kind of guy that opened his mouth to somebody like, Max
1:09:40
Holloway Max Holloway is, he's a quiet guy.
1:09:42
He's just gonna go out and he's gonna throw a lot of punches,
1:09:44
and try not to get that out. And I don't think I think, Patty
1:09:48
would have at least a pretty good.
1:09:50
He does have a really good ground game at a good submission
1:09:52
game. Where a good choice you would
1:09:54
not want to trade with Max Holly and you actually pointed to the
1:10:00
center of the Ring like Dustin. Like he said like yeah, fuck
1:10:02
that he wanted. No part of Max Holloway he
1:10:04
clinched immediately. I was like, you know what, man?
1:10:06
Let's just go out like he's so hard.
1:10:08
I heard. I heard he was peace in about
1:10:11
pretty good like he wanted no part of that at all.
1:10:13
So, I mean, like I hear what you're saying, like, you trying
1:10:16
to build him up as a star. So maybe you don't want to.
1:10:18
But like, I mean, hey, who's better than him when it comes to
1:10:21
a fan favorite? Honestly, Yeah, or yeah.
1:10:25
I would tapori is a nice kid. He's small.
1:10:27
I love what to pour it does and he's probably the best fighter
1:10:31
right now. The UFC has to provide These
1:10:32
Guys, these these small Fighters that they have, they're small,
1:10:35
you know, you Max Holloway. He's a, he's a big lightweight.
1:10:39
He's a big man. Has anybody seen Max all the way
1:10:43
in person? He's tall.
1:10:44
He's not a small guy. He cuts a lot of weight.
1:10:47
He's he's tall. I've seen him not like up close
1:10:51
but yeah. He's taller than you think.
1:10:52
Yes, he's he's taller and again when you see it does support.
1:10:56
He has a great fighter. There's no question he's to
1:10:58
stand up. Fighting likes to Max Holloway's
1:11:00
just a way better stand up fighter.
1:11:02
I don't think there's a stand-up fighter right now in the UFC
1:11:04
head-to-head wants to just box with somebody back box with Max
1:11:08
all the way. I don't think there's anybody
1:11:10
that can outbox Max Holloway. Yeah she did put up the fight
1:11:14
but he did get his lights turn. Yeah he did he was willing to
1:11:18
Boston but it didn't end very well.
1:11:19
Well support, yeah, definitely will as well.
1:11:21
And the only reason why I say that, Should fight someone like
1:11:24
Patty, like get like a young hungry competitors because you
1:11:28
ever talked about the fact that the rematch like he should not
1:11:29
fight Ilya yet as a rematch. Because, you know, you talked
1:11:32
about it as well and still the BMF Champion.
1:11:35
Like I know the title isn't on the line, but again, it's a
1:11:38
gimmick Bell and like he got knocked out by Elliott support
1:11:40
for him to then say, like, I think I believe that was the
1:11:43
first time that anyone was ever actually defended the BMF title
1:11:45
because when Jorge masvidal won the inaugural title from Nate
1:11:49
Diaz. Yes, I don't think he ever
1:11:50
defended it. Like, he lost a Camaro Usman.
1:11:52
And then kamaru Usman, never was the BMF champion.
1:11:55
And that's right. I forgot who beat tomorrow's and
1:11:58
then he, you know, he lost a lien.
1:12:00
Edward Leon Edwards, never became the BMF champion and then
1:12:03
they just decided to put the fight between Justin gatine,
1:12:06
Dustin Poirier and then just engage he beat Dustin Poirier
1:12:08
and then, you know, they did it for Max Holloway and Max
1:12:11
Holloway won the title. But like, you know, if you could
1:12:14
have done a double fight, that would have been crazy.
1:12:15
If you had the featherweight title and the BMF title.
1:12:18
So Ilya, technically is the champion.
1:12:19
But again, it's a gimmick Bell. It doesn't really mean anything.
1:12:22
It's kind of just there. To, you know, they'd be like,
1:12:25
oh, here's a little bit more of a, by the way, I want to cut you
1:12:28
off. I want to give it Manny Pacquiao
1:12:30
fought this weekend, and I thought he was absolutely
1:12:32
robbed. He Bareilles, he beat Bareilles.
1:12:35
I really believe he won the belt.
1:12:37
He got absolutely screwed again. And I've seen this with Manny
1:12:41
Pacquiao. It's a shame Manny Pacquiao
1:12:43
comes back. He wants to win the belt.
1:12:44
He wants to be the oldest champion in boxing history.
1:12:48
He goes out there and loses a very, very close fight that
1:12:52
fight. And then usik, did anybody watch
1:12:54
the Lucic? Fight Lucic is now the
1:12:57
Undisputed heavyweight champion of the world?
1:12:58
A very well deserved. I think he's the best fighter.
1:13:01
Best heavyweight champion we've seen.
1:13:03
I, I know. Everybody's gonna think I'm
1:13:05
crazy. He's the best heavyweight
1:13:07
champion we seen since Fred Lennox.
1:13:10
Lewis, not. I would say this.
1:13:12
The last time I seen the heavyweight division have just
1:13:15
done and everybody says fatality Klitschko and how great Batali
1:13:18
kitchen, the lot of Mayor Klitschko the two brothers I
1:13:22
Lennox Louis was the last. The last great heavyweight
1:13:26
champion usik is, is the next. It's gonna be very, very hard to
1:13:31
beat. He's one of the best fighters
1:13:32
right now in boxing. I, I think, if even cut weight
1:13:36
and fought in the, in a small, in the light heavyweight champ,
1:13:39
I don't, I don't know what the, the under the undercard, the
1:13:43
other weight class under heavyweight.
1:13:45
I think that if he caught maybe 20 30 pounds, he could fight and
1:13:49
still be the the champion in that division, as well.
1:13:51
So, I I watched you sick fight. That was absolute domination.
1:13:55
So I think he's the best fighter right now in the world in boxing
1:13:58
that even more than Canelo Alvarez and all those other
1:14:01
guys, everybody and that fight coming up, which by the way, the
1:14:05
UFC is promoting. I can't believe this is the
1:14:07
first fight that the UFC is promoting, and that's going to
1:14:10
be a good one job. You're guy, man.
1:14:12
No, Brassica Zone Nebraska's, own vs, Canelo Alvarez, and I
1:14:18
think he's got a good chance to be Canal.
1:14:19
I really do. I think canelo's talking a lot
1:14:22
of crap again and Canelo, I don't know if he can withstand
1:14:25
that speed. Now obviously going up in that
1:14:28
way. So, the fight Canelo, that's,
1:14:29
that's gonna be hard on it, but a guy that is ambidextrous, and
1:14:33
that can fight many multiple ways.
1:14:35
I think he's gonna cause a lot of problems in specialty the
1:14:38
footwork for cadillo Alvarez. Let's go to the one and only
1:14:42
Golf Club of the day. The golf clap of the day is
1:14:52
pretty simple. It's football and there's a
1:14:55
story that came out the Washington commanders.
1:14:57
Obviously they went from Washington changed.
1:15:00
Their team multiple times. Well ownership now wants to
1:15:04
change it back to the old name and everybody knows it starts
1:15:08
with an R. Harris came out throughout the
1:15:11
last couple of days. They were stories coming out
1:15:13
from the organization that they want to change the name back to
1:15:16
the Washington. I can't say it because people
1:15:19
are gonna get angry and I believe that the NFL is going to
1:15:23
fight this all the way the end. And if, if need be, I believe
1:15:28
the government will get involved with this to try to keep that
1:15:30
from happening. But how is and the organization
1:15:33
wants to do that and what makes it?
1:15:35
So, first of all, their known their organization that won
1:15:39
championships in the 90s. This was a really good football
1:15:42
or Organization for so many years.
1:15:44
It was a likable name, likeable jersey, and a likable hat, and
1:15:49
then you change the name. The way from that name to the
1:15:53
Washington football team to the Washington commanders.
1:15:55
I don't think the commanders sound right, the the other name
1:15:58
really stands out. So my golf clap on a day goes to
1:16:01
the Washington commanders, trying to, and Harris.
1:16:04
Well, I think is one of the best owners in professional sports
1:16:07
right now. Owns the Devils owns.
1:16:09
The the 76ers even though to the 76ers are an absolutely
1:16:13
laughable organization, that's not because of him.
1:16:15
He, he's provided a lot of money invested.
1:16:17
A lot of money into organization.
1:16:19
It's just unfortunate, they got a stupid GM over there, but my
1:16:22
golf club goes to the Washington, commanders and
1:16:25
ownership, wanting to change their name, back to the
1:16:28
Washington. You know what?
1:16:29
So the golf club right there? That's a story, I can't say it
1:16:33
because I'm gonna get myself into trouble, but I have no idea
1:16:36
why they changed the name. I understand, obviously, they
1:16:39
feel it's racist. It's a racist name.
1:16:40
This is been around for how many years, I mean, even the
1:16:45
Washington. I mean, the Cleveland 32.
1:16:48
Yeah, Cleveland Guardians changing their name it with they
1:16:50
Were always the Cleveland, you know what?
1:16:52
As we remember them in Major League.
1:16:54
What I can play you guys can. But yeah, no.
1:16:58
But the story behind Chief Wawa who is the reason.
1:17:01
Like, if you look into this story wasn't a very good person.
1:17:04
No, I understand the other one, the other one it came up every
1:17:07
20 years. Somebody would go to the Supreme
1:17:11
Court and be like in it. It never ran any legs.
1:17:14
I mean it's is what it is. Some people are going to look at
1:17:17
it. Some tribes will look at it.
1:17:18
Some ways, some will look at it the other way.
1:17:20
Yeah. It's just when white people say
1:17:23
it's a little different. So yeah, I mean coming as a
1:17:27
native and my family lives on a reservation.
1:17:29
Eh So you wouldn't want the name to be changed back to the
1:17:33
Washington. I mean, it's the same thing.
1:17:36
You can you can bring up all these teams like the Chiefs, the
1:17:39
Blackhawks. Those are real people like the
1:17:40
Seminoles. That's an actual Indian, their
1:17:42
mascot isn't Indian, I think that was, that was part of kind
1:17:45
of, oh, good call Jake nice. Um, And so yeah.
1:17:50
So it's just it's kind of how it is.
1:17:54
I guess portrayed. And how so you wouldn't read.
1:18:00
So you wouldn't you wouldn't want to be traded back to the
1:18:03
old game you. So that's what you're saying,
1:18:05
you know what, it wouldn't. I wouldn't lose any sleep over
1:18:10
it. I know people would make a big
1:18:11
deal out of it but It. I mean, does does government
1:18:16
need to get involved in a football team?
1:18:18
Like I it just yeah, it's frustrating because they they
1:18:23
started out as the Braves and now the Braves can't even do
1:18:26
tomahawk chop. The tomahawk was a very integral
1:18:29
part of our hunting. Like why wouldn't a tomahawk be
1:18:31
allowed like see it's the context in the way.
1:18:34
It's used like the. Similarly he slams a spear and
1:18:37
the 50-yard line dope. That's awesome because a seminal
1:18:41
is an actual Indian but like when you look at it and then
1:18:43
even me saying Indian could be derogatory some Native Americans
1:18:48
and vice versa. They didn't even cultures very,
1:18:52
very interesting, it's awesome. It's, it's something.
1:18:55
I'm not saying that it is in. I just think that, you know, I'm
1:18:58
just saying it's like, it's just weird like, how some people take
1:19:01
things differently than others like, but all right, now we got,
1:19:06
we gotta get, we gotta get our gas station.
1:19:09
So what do we why do we go to a quick break?
1:19:10
We got a sports minute and when we come back we will be talking
1:19:14
to former 10 year NFL linebacker Jamie winbourne.
1:19:16
But first, I was Sportsman with the fish.
1:19:19
Three two. It is is the Java and the mouth
1:19:23
Sportsman is. All right guys, Aaron Fishman
1:19:28
here with your Sportsman it got a few stories before we get into
1:19:31
the baseball scores tonight the WNBA All-Stars took the court
1:19:35
Saturday night for their All-Star Game, wearing black
1:19:38
t-shirts that read. Pay us what you owe us the act
1:19:42
of protest by WNBA players was Universal as a new collective.
1:19:46
Bargaining agreement will be needed.
1:19:47
Starting this November revenues are way up across the league and
1:19:52
a lot of that attention has been the rise of star player.
1:19:55
Caitlin Clark despite her injuries this season, that
1:19:58
didn't seem to be how all star, Kelsey Plum felt about the
1:20:01
situation and an awkward post game interview, which led to
1:20:05
fellow All-Star Sabrina School rolling, her eyes at Plum.
1:20:08
It was a very powerful moment Plum set of the shirts.
1:20:12
We didn't, at least his players, we didn't know what that was
1:20:15
going to happen. I think it was kind of like a
1:20:17
genuine surprise, but the T-shirt Just united front was
1:20:21
determined this morning that we had a meeting for and you know,
1:20:25
not tattletale but 0 members of Team Clark were very present for
1:20:29
that. The shots taken at Katelyn Clark
1:20:31
seemingly came out in nowhere but have been a persistent since
1:20:35
she has entered the league. Perhaps a meeting about a
1:20:38
t-shirt isn't as important as the money.
1:20:40
She is bringing in. That is the focus of that
1:20:42
meeting in the first place. Titans quarterback will Levis
1:20:47
will miss the 2025 NFL season, after undergoing surgery, on his
1:20:52
throwing arm ledis. Who had been working on
1:20:54
refining, his drawing motion is offseason.
1:20:56
After struggling to the point of the Titans picking cam work Ward
1:20:59
first in this year's NFL Draft to replace him.
1:21:03
While it looks like it didn't work.
1:21:04
Now, Levis will have to see the job to Ward on day, one of the
1:21:07
NFL season, without any competition, if that wasn't the
1:21:11
plan already, and we'll need the entire season to recuperate.
1:21:15
Likely will need to find a new NFL team and the not so distant
1:21:19
future to revive his fledgling. And it felt career.
1:21:22
Ward now has no obstacles blocking his path to start in
1:21:25
this year and Brandon Allen. The journeyman quarterback will
1:21:28
likely back him up. If another Camp body, doesn't
1:21:30
beat him out for the spine. And finally, the Portland Trail
1:21:34
Blazers have agreed to a three-year 45 million dollar
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Jamie, what's up buddy? What's up fellas?
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What's happening, man? I'm sorry.
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But if you can't see me as good because I had to get in the car,
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I made it though, I owe you guys one.
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So I'm sorry about that. I was going on.
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Y'all, I want to tell you something Jamie because it seems
1:24:39
like it's like the number one place for NFL football is to do
1:24:43
interviews. We had LeRoy Butler on our show
1:24:46
Hall of Famer. Where was he hanging out?
1:24:48
He was hanging out in his car, Peterson, former NFL player.
1:24:53
Where did he hang out? Hang out in his car, he was
1:24:56
heading to I, if I'm not mistaken, Green Bay, when he was
1:24:59
going from Minnesota to Green Bay driving.
1:25:00
So it's seems like it's like a trend for NFL players.
1:25:03
So we're not hating you. We love you and I want to get I
1:25:07
want to get into this collusion story.
1:25:09
I don't know if you've heard anything about it.
1:25:11
This this story has just been an absolute debacle as far as the
1:25:16
NFL's concerned. It's not one of the biggest or
1:25:19
the dumbest ones. We've heard over the years as we
1:25:22
all know, deflategate was just as dumb or even stupider we've
1:25:25
ever heard when the NFL was trying to find some way to
1:25:28
suspend Tom, Tom Brady when they should have suspended him years
1:25:31
ago, including the, the New England Patriots, your thoughts
1:25:34
to. This collusion story, my friend,
1:25:36
man. You know, it's kind of, its kind
1:25:39
of crazy man. You know, I'm I ain't gonna lie,
1:25:43
I ain't gonna put it past NFL, man.
1:25:44
I, you know, I mean, I love what, you know, the Tornado part
1:25:47
of and stuff. But you know, those guys, they
1:25:50
got some powerful people behind him, man.
1:25:51
And, you know, wherever you find powerful people, you find some
1:25:54
type of corruption and that's just historically, you know,
1:25:57
within a lot of things in this world.
1:25:59
And, you know, I just hate to have to be like this man, you
1:26:03
know? I thought we were taking a lot
1:26:04
of steps forward. And um, but you know, hey, it's
1:26:08
about itself to the Forefront and, you know, we're gonna have
1:26:11
to see what happens with you say.
1:26:12
What's gonna happen to it and I don't know if, you know, Lloyd
1:26:15
Howell. I'm sure you've met him one once
1:26:17
or twice. I'm sure a lot of guys have met
1:26:20
him once or twice at the strip bar and then there's Mr.
1:26:22
Tretter, who has been a part of the organization for such a long
1:26:26
time and a guy that doesn't lie or maybe probably doesn't keep
1:26:29
his little snake in his pants. Um, have you met any of these
1:26:33
guys? What kind of people are these
1:26:35
guys? If you ever met them?
1:26:36
I mean, you know, The main guy. I feel really man.
1:26:46
And he's straightforward guy, you know what I mean?
1:26:48
But, you know, I have to do is look at the title of people,
1:26:51
man. You know what I mean?
1:26:53
Look at the job title, that tells you who their bosses are
1:26:55
and whose what, you know, and you could just follow the train.
1:26:59
I mean, basically has come out this time anyway.
1:27:02
Um, but you know that's that's my main guy, you know, I if for
1:27:07
me in my eyes, he's a good dude, you know, he does the best he
1:27:10
can do, you know, sometimes guys hands are tied.
1:27:12
You know what I mean? And, you know, you gotta
1:27:14
understand people have family. B and, you know, me standing up
1:27:19
for something, you know, hey, it takes a hell of a guy to lose
1:27:23
their position and what they have and put the families at
1:27:26
Jeopardy for something that they think is is Right.
1:27:29
Jamie. But, I mean, I don't think that
1:27:31
we have enough people doing that, Jamie, I love anytime I
1:27:34
love you and I had to cut you off because you just said, Roger
1:27:37
Goodell is a good guy. All right.
1:27:38
I don't personally, I haven't sat down and had a conversation
1:27:41
with him and his basement test. We've heard that he likes to
1:27:44
hang out in his basement and and watch whatever he likes to watch
1:27:48
probably porno. I don't know, maybe he's hanging
1:27:50
out, the strip bars with tretter.
1:27:51
I don't know what Roger could tell he's doing.
1:27:53
Roger, Goodell is making 55 million dollars a year.
1:27:57
He has life insurance. I mean, I just health insurance
1:28:00
for him and his kids for life, he has his own Jets from the NFL
1:28:05
owners and you're going to tell me he's to stand up guy.
1:28:07
Come on. How stand-up could you be?
1:28:10
You're making all that. No, no, I mean you gotta look at
1:28:13
it like this. No, no, no, no, that's that's
1:28:15
what I was saying, if the last part of that stand up, as you
1:28:19
can be, but look at the time he works for He works for the
1:28:24
Masters. He works for.
1:28:25
He works for owners. I mean, for the National
1:28:28
Football League and I mean in the and what does that made up
1:28:31
of, that's made up of owners, right?
1:28:32
So essentially, you know what his title is?
1:28:36
Keep them in line. Do as we say, or lose your job,
1:28:39
I already move on because you're a defensive player and a lot of
1:28:41
the rule changes that Roger Goodell in the the players union
1:28:45
made really affecting a lot of defensive players.
1:28:47
A lot of the ways of tackle and stuff like that.
1:28:49
You as a former linebacker. What are your thoughts to that?
1:28:51
This is one of the one. What's the name?
1:28:53
Ryan, John Ryan. Paul Ryan, I forgot what his
1:28:55
name was alignment. He's over all of those illegal
1:28:59
hits and finds and stuff. And he used to not he knocked I
1:29:02
got a play where he just come clean me up after the after the
1:29:05
play was so weird. But top broke.
1:29:07
It's the same thing. Now, they're paying guys,
1:29:10
ridiculously amount of money and they just don't want people
1:29:12
getting hurt, man. It's offensive game.
1:29:14
It is what it is. You know, back when I played,
1:29:17
you know, pro bowlers, were making five, six million dollars
1:29:21
each, you know, in that range, you know what I mean?
1:29:23
Now you got a guy, you got one player, one player, making 60,
1:29:28
60 million dollars in a year, right?
1:29:31
So and me if I was the owner and the league, it's like shit.
1:29:35
Yeah. We gotta we gotta make sure that
1:29:37
nobody can touch these guys, man.
1:29:39
I mean in this sucks as being a defensive guy because I like
1:29:41
knock the shit out of them and I know the rest of those guys
1:29:44
would love to but you know, it's a big business these days.
1:29:47
And it also protects them to. I mean, hell, they don't
1:29:50
practice as hard as they used to practice when I play, right?
1:29:53
So, they just trying to protect their investment when when like
1:29:57
as the agreement and everything up.
1:30:00
You've been in it. How much Satan is the player
1:30:03
actually have or does their opinion matter?
1:30:05
When it's a new rule or something comes into place?
1:30:08
Like how much are you guys heard or do they just do it because
1:30:12
they, they have to listen. We're just employees, bro.
1:30:16
You know, the owners that they don't have to tell her shit.
1:30:19
Really, the paper down there with that seal on it that says,
1:30:21
this is the real change don't have any say, so at all, that's
1:30:24
way above our pay grade. That's, that's the owners that
1:30:28
the and commissioner. Roger, Dale.
1:30:30
Those guys get together about how to protect the money that
1:30:33
they've spent. I mean, I'm paying 40 million
1:30:35
dollars for a receiver. I don't really want people to be
1:30:38
touching them too much, you know, it's just business.
1:30:40
That's all, that's all it is man.
1:30:42
We're just Commodities out on the field, just just pieces and
1:30:45
those pieces can be replaced as we have seen.
1:30:47
And you know, it's by the way, if anybody doesn't know or
1:30:51
you're listening, we are talking to former 10 year NFL
1:30:54
linebacker. Jamie winbourne, he played from
1:30:56
2001 to 2010 for the 45. Niners, the Jaguars, the Bucks,
1:31:02
the Broncos, the Texans and the Titans had a nice long career.
1:31:05
10 years is a long time. Speaking of defensive players,
1:31:09
TJ watt becomes the highest paid defensive lineman in NFL
1:31:13
history, very well deserved you're watching.
1:31:15
All this money, go to these guys Myles Garrett, got a big
1:31:19
contract a little while ago. Now you're seeing TJ watt your
1:31:22
corner. You have sauce Garner making the
1:31:24
most money out of in NFL history for Corners.
1:31:27
What are your thoughts to the money?
1:31:28
That is being delivered now to these great defensive players?
1:31:32
And I'm happy for him, man. I'm happy for the league itself.
1:31:34
You know what I mean? I mean, I'm not one of those
1:31:37
jealous, guys. You know, we, you know, I know I
1:31:40
had a big part and just helping any player that played in the
1:31:43
past, has a big part in helping this game get to where it's at
1:31:46
today. And I'm so happy for those guys
1:31:49
getting paid that amount of money and I understand I
1:31:51
understand the Dynamics on how it got to that very well.
1:31:54
I mean you know you got games on them Amazon you got all kinds of
1:31:57
stuff Hulu game you know you got a lot of more exposure and a lot
1:32:01
more a lot more Outlets other than just NFL films like you
1:32:05
used to be in a couple of stations so these guys you know
1:32:08
the money's flowing bigger contracts for the owners big you
1:32:11
know the league is slowly coming up too so I love it.
1:32:14
I mean those guys TJ all those guys man, those people man.
1:32:18
Those are some top notch, guys. You know, they deserve the
1:32:20
money. They're getting man, I'm happy
1:32:22
for him. You mentioned TJ.
1:32:23
Have we ever seen a brother Duo dominant like JJ?
1:32:27
And now teaching, I mean JJ was a great player.
1:32:30
He was sensational I wasn't a big fan of his.
1:32:33
I thought, if you look at what he did on a football field, he
1:32:36
did it against really bad teams, but he put up some really big
1:32:39
numbers teaching is doing it against anybody.
1:32:42
Have you have we ever seen two brothers dominate the defensive
1:32:46
side of the ball like these two? No, not at all.
1:32:48
I mean, you know, I when I think about it, I mean, You know you
1:32:52
got those guys from Green Bay. I believe that were brothers.
1:32:55
I forgot their names one plate, like the end and one Lineback
1:32:58
Matthew. and and and you know, back when I played what it was,
1:33:08
different sizes, the ball you had run day and then you had
1:33:10
damn Tiki but that's different side to the ball but it's but
1:33:16
but I can't I don't know if I put Tiki on that particular
1:33:19
level but he's a great player should you know, probably have a
1:33:23
chance hall of fame or something but Yeah, these two guys man I
1:33:26
mean I love seeing backyard football came up playing because
1:33:30
good Lord I something's in the water with that fan.
1:33:34
I ain't a lot, like his brother, you know, the first they just,
1:33:40
they just have this this meanness and toughness about
1:33:43
him. That, you know, you just can't
1:33:44
train anybody for that shit that you're either come out of the
1:33:47
womb like that or you don't, you know, but both of them are a
1:33:50
super, super Elite. Another guy got a big contract
1:33:52
this offseason from of your team but with the 49ers and Brock
1:33:55
pretty five years, six, 2654. He he knows what to do, he knows
1:34:18
where the balls going, he's just like, you know, he knows what
1:34:21
the offensive coordinator. And Kyle wants to do.
1:34:23
I mean, he just he just makes the right decisions and he makes
1:34:26
and he's consistent he's been that way since he started on the
1:34:29
football field and that's what you're looking for man.
1:34:32
And he deserves it Man based. On the market and everything and
1:34:35
he got just what he deserved you think they need?
1:34:38
What do you think they need in San Francisco to to get it done?
1:34:42
Is it? Something more on the defensive
1:34:45
side, on the front five, another weapon.
1:34:48
Like what do you think? You know, better, you start for
1:34:51
Naughty. They just got a fucking play
1:34:53
better. It's got a play.
1:34:55
No, I mean, it's we got there. We just, you know, we just we,
1:34:58
you know, we just gotta play better, bro.
1:35:00
Like, when we're getting a big games, we gotta close it out,
1:35:02
man. You know, came fucking going to
1:35:04
overtime with guys and all that other shit.
1:35:06
We can't do that. We got to get out of there.
1:35:08
You get up on guys, step on the neck.
1:35:10
Don't fucking let up and just keep playing, you know what I
1:35:13
mean? So, And health health.
1:35:15
And, you know, we got to be healthy, of course, you know,
1:35:17
you the team that stays at the healthy, the longest in the
1:35:21
stretch down, you know, in the playoffs.
1:35:22
That's the team that's gonna have the best chance.
1:35:24
You got all your weapons and people ready, you know, people
1:35:27
available, right? I think that I don't know what's
1:35:30
going on with that. Ew, shit.
1:35:32
And and parcel right now, I mean that that hurt my heart, but
1:35:35
hopefully they'll come back time to see some stars but we just
1:35:38
got to play man. And and don't think about the
1:35:40
last year's and all that other shit does not count right now.
1:35:43
Eagles are the reigning Champions right now with the
1:35:46
best ring I've ever seen in my life by the way.
1:35:49
And we just got to get to the to the dance.
1:35:52
Get to the playoffs and we got a fucking perform.
1:35:55
You know, you speak about the 49ers because you played for
1:35:58
them and and you were mention, I can and all the story.
1:36:01
But the story that really sticks out to me.
1:36:03
As far as I'm concerned, is how many defensive coordinators
1:36:06
they've gone through over the last five years?
1:36:09
I mean, ever since Soul has been gone, they've gone through so
1:36:12
many of them. And Wilkes was there for what?
1:36:15
One year, they got rid of him and now he's the New York Jets
1:36:18
defensive coordinator. It's like a flip-flop, will goes
1:36:21
to the Jets and Robert AK, Bambi Salah.
1:36:24
As we call him a deer in a headlights, he heads back to San
1:36:27
Francisco. That was the last time I believe
1:36:29
the San Francisco 49ers defense was so great.
1:36:31
And I've spoken about this on the show, is this the year, if,
1:36:35
if they fall short this year, with everything that we've seen
1:36:38
in the last three seasons, do The 49ers decide to part ways
1:36:43
with Kyle Shanahan, if they don't make the playoffs, that's
1:36:46
back-to-back Seasons, not making the playoffs.
1:36:48
Does that, does that does that? You know smell like a firing for
1:36:53
the 49ers if Kyle doesn't get over the hump and get them in
1:36:56
the playoffs based on. Yeah based on the way way turn
1:37:00
around going and how owners want to win right now man.
1:37:04
And you know you're right you know this is a big gear for him.
1:37:06
You know what I mean? We love you.
1:37:09
But it is a big year for you, but we, you know, we're close
1:37:13
getting. I mean, he's gotten us into, you
1:37:14
know, into the playoffs and all that man.
1:37:16
But I think that right now, this is the year for him, because if
1:37:19
he doesn't get there, you know, I do think that there's a
1:37:23
potential change right there. I just I just really do I just
1:37:26
now who they will get. That's gonna be better than him
1:37:29
is a big question, that's not already with.
1:37:32
Somebody is the question Jamie. Hold on, hold on, but better
1:37:35
than him. What has Kyle Shanahan done for
1:37:38
the organization? He went to two, Super Bowls and
1:37:40
showed. He stopped running the ball and
1:37:43
it's like, yeah, he hate that, I did hate that but let me
1:37:48
explain. It is not an easy job to just
1:37:51
consistently get in the playoffs and consistently be a contender.
1:37:54
That's what he's giving us. He's been a consistent
1:37:56
contender. As a head coach, right?
1:38:00
That's that's his thing just had.
1:38:02
Just that alone is a big deal, right?
1:38:04
Because if you train him, you get him out of there.
1:38:06
You bring some some some okie dokie here.
1:38:09
That doesn't know what he's doing.
1:38:10
He's only gonna get one or two. Yeah, we're gonna get at 49ers,
1:38:14
is organization where you? We don't give you all day to get
1:38:17
your wins in those days are gone.
1:38:19
Now, they want it. Now, they don't want to wait and
1:38:22
build and all that we don't do that.
1:38:23
Jamie Jamie. When was the last time the 49ers
1:38:25
won the Super Bowl? Oh shit.
1:38:27
Now long time ago so long time. So that's what I'm saying.
1:38:32
What is it? What is he brought to the 49ers?
1:38:35
He hasn't brought a championship he had he choked and two Super
1:38:39
Bowls because he stopped running the ball.
1:38:41
Just look at what they were rated as far as often the
1:38:44
offensive turn when he was the offensive coordinator over there
1:38:48
within Atlanta. They had the best run, the
1:38:51
runoff it all the football. They have two of the best
1:38:53
running backs in football back to back.
1:38:55
Then you go over there to say you choke against the The
1:38:59
Patriots. They come all the way back
1:39:00
because he stopped running the ball.
1:39:01
Then he goes over there to the 49ers.
1:39:03
The first time he met Kansas City in the Super Bowl they had
1:39:07
a chance to win that game. What did they do in the fourth
1:39:09
quarter? They stopped running the ball
1:39:11
and what and all they had to do was run the ball.
1:39:13
They run the ball, they keep the ball out of Patrick Mahomes his
1:39:16
hands. They win the game.
1:39:18
Then what you saw against they, what they did against them, who
1:39:22
was the other team, that what the Kansas City, what they did
1:39:25
against these really, but they what did they do?
1:39:27
They had the best running back in football.
1:39:29
The best running back in football was up for an MVP.
1:39:33
What did they do in the second half?
1:39:35
They stop running in the pool, he barely touched a boy, I think
1:39:38
he touched up all four times five times for the rest of the
1:39:40
game. How do you win when you're
1:39:42
offense is predicated Ron Ron? Ron, Kyle, you're an idiot.
1:39:47
I think Kyle chenin should have been fired this off season.
1:39:51
The guys are complete jackass, everybody has a Love Fest for
1:39:54
him. He got fish, you got everybody,
1:39:57
you had Owen. Every single person on this damn
1:40:00
panel of show loves this guy and he hasn't won deadly squat.
1:40:05
I love it. I'm gonna be biased towards in
1:40:07
regardless, right? Because I played for his dad and
1:40:10
I remember back then so I'm always gonna love him.
1:40:13
And and whoever's with the Niners I'm gonna love, you gotta
1:40:17
understand that. I do think that he's done a hell
1:40:19
of a job getting us in position. Now the thing is, when we get to
1:40:23
those playoffs, it's not just about a coach calling just run.
1:40:27
Run the ball, run the ball know we're the players bro.
1:40:30
You gotta play better. Y'all there was plenty.
1:40:32
Miss tackles missed opportunities.
1:40:34
All kinds of shit that went on his way.
1:40:36
It's not just a coach actually the coaches.
1:40:38
They don't really do that for fucking much to be on with you,
1:40:41
man. They got, they make a call.
1:40:43
It's about those guys on the field, bro.
1:40:45
They got to play better when I talked to my buddy that used to.
1:40:48
That was on the sidelines that when the Falcons when he was
1:40:52
with the Falcons. And you know what?
1:40:53
He told me in about the DBS and the defense over there, they
1:40:57
freaking let up and He kept telling them, you can't do that.
1:41:00
That's Tom. Brady over there and they just
1:41:02
thought they had it made, right? And then they fucking lose the
1:41:04
game. Oh God.
1:41:05
You know, so now now player, now, I'm coming.
1:41:08
Now, I'm coming back at you on this.
1:41:10
You want to bring up that Atlantic game, all they had to
1:41:13
do in the fourth quarter they were up by, I think 17.
1:41:17
All they had to do was run the ball on third down, okay.
1:41:34
Isis. A Hall of Famer.
1:41:41
You're gonna blame that on here. I'm not blaming it on him but
1:41:45
I'm saying this is bro. You can make you gotta take over
1:41:48
sometimes, dog. That coach might not be calling
1:41:51
him. We need to run the fucking ball.
1:41:53
Let's just I know I know what the hell going on in the game.
1:41:57
We keep trying to throw it when you.
1:41:59
All right, so you need to run it.
1:42:04
Why did you stop running the ball?
1:42:06
I doesn't make sense. It's so stupidity.
1:42:09
The best thing to do. That's the fucking problem.
1:42:16
Everybody thinks he's coaches are just fucking Geniuses know.
1:42:19
That's fucking guy over there. Just Elite.
1:42:21
He knows what he's doing is, well, if he fucked up in the
1:42:24
coach looks stupid, Right. If he made I can make the closer
1:42:30
look really good if I intercept the ball, come on down, you know
1:42:33
how it is. You make an interception for six
1:42:37
and win the game hosting make that fucking call, he was on the
1:42:40
sidelines. So hey, sometimes the players
1:42:42
got play better and you can't just pick one plate.
1:42:44
Now you gotta go back in the game dog.
1:42:46
Everybody could have did something better man it you win
1:42:49
as a team you fucking lose his team.
1:42:50
Yeah that's the way I look at it in the coach I'm not I'm not I
1:42:54
can't I can't blame put too much on those guys you know I I'm not
1:42:57
with that. I players play better.
1:43:00
Now, let's take a dump with the team.
1:43:02
How about that? Apple, we all line up, right by
1:43:04
the next, you know, Pearl. What do they call them?
1:43:06
Bowls, portals, whatever the hell.
1:43:09
Hey, let's sit sit together. And we'll have well, Kyle sit
1:43:13
between them and take a nice big rocket dump because that's what
1:43:16
it smells like, anyways. Jamie, we love you, man.
1:43:20
I know you're fuking go to the game.
1:43:23
Did you know that? Oh you know what?
1:43:25
Let's go kick me out. They're not gonna make me come
1:43:28
to a game. Let's go to a game together.
1:43:29
How about that? Let's let's hang out together.
1:43:32
I'll scare the hell out of you. Hey, let's do it.
1:43:35
I let's let's play it. I'm speedie.
1:43:38
Let's go to a game together. Let's all go to a game together.
1:43:40
I think it'll be freaking fun, you know, by the way, there was
1:43:43
an excellent player, that's an excellent player that owes me a
1:43:47
football game and speed, you know, I'm talking like no, he's
1:43:51
a running. Oh, Jacob from a while, Brandon
1:43:53
Jacobs, that lost the bet with me, about two years ago, and
1:43:57
still owes me a Jet's job. Oh my, Yes, we might have
1:44:02
touched the ball in that neighborhood.
1:44:03
We might have dodged a boat know that gate was in the snow and
1:44:07
the Jets was like 10 7 and over time doesn't matter, they won.
1:44:09
I know they won. What is Speedy?
1:44:12
You always make excuses. I'm tired of your excuses.
1:44:14
They just beat the Giants. No excuse as are as Jamie comes
1:44:19
out and tells us. It's not about a count to the
1:44:22
back of his. So we love you.
1:44:24
Jamie, you see I like to have fun with you.
1:44:26
I know your Internet's been on and off but we really appreciate
1:44:31
you joining us. It's not very easy obviously
1:44:33
coming on this crazy show and and and working with us really
1:44:37
enjoyed. Jamie, thank you for joining us,
1:44:38
buddy. All right, thank you.
1:44:42
Born. Anyways, let's go to our next
1:44:45
Sam segment, sounded out. So here I do.
1:44:50
You mean Jacqueline, let's sound it out.
1:44:58
All right, guys. Welcome to sounded out phonics
1:45:03
arrows. God, I don't know about that,
1:45:06
but let's go. Let's get it going.
1:45:08
Arrow as always, we have some names here.
1:45:12
It's NFL de big NFL day. We got a few NFL names.
1:45:17
The first one is a brother of one of the best players in the
1:45:21
NFL. Here we go, sounded out.
1:45:30
What the hell is that? Equanimous Saint Brown.
1:45:42
This is good try. It was closed.
1:45:43
Equanimous equanimous, where did you get these names?
1:45:48
Man who gives them? My name is father as you know
1:45:51
was a Mr. Olympia. If you remember a documentary
1:45:54
and he was featured on it. Equanimous Saint Brown.
1:45:58
Oh for one Arrow. Let's see if we can't get the
1:46:01
next one. Let's get the music back on.
1:46:04
Here we go. Errol Sound.
1:46:11
No chance. Affectionately known as Alberto.
1:46:16
Albert. Oh no.
1:46:24
Oh bottom. From the NFL.
1:46:33
This guy was the backup tight end for the Broncos for a few
1:46:36
years. It's ok Google.
1:46:38
Thank God. I don't have to pronounce his
1:46:44
name. Oh well over two Arrow.
1:46:48
One more though, you may get it, get us up to 333 All-Star type
1:46:53
level numbers the music's on Arrow.
1:46:56
Here it is. Last one sounded.
1:47:00
Oh, what the hell is this? Oh my God.
1:47:06
Where do these who names their kids?
1:47:10
These names? I mean seriously.
1:47:13
Odie. Hold on ad.
1:47:21
By wall. Oh man, you actually Got it
1:47:28
wrong again, but the first name was, right.
1:47:31
You actually got the first name completely, right?
1:47:34
Really? Tough one right there.
1:47:36
Arrow. ADI to me.
1:47:42
I go to baraf, to freaking listening to these names, I'll
1:47:46
get drunk. Who the hell names their kids?
1:47:49
These type of names. I, I'm lost, I'm gonna tell you
1:47:53
this right now. If, if you guys were not up,
1:47:56
obviously, you probably couldn't sound it out.
1:47:58
I know. Speedy probably couldn't have
1:47:59
sound half those names out. I know that I know the first
1:48:02
one. I didn't know the other two
1:48:03
definitively. So I got the first name right on
1:48:08
the last one. And not the last name on the
1:48:11
second one. I say I'm with you, but I, in my
1:48:13
head, I'm like, I sound like an idiot.
1:48:16
Yeah, you can't sound it out because it's like he can't sound
1:48:19
it out. I mean, it, because it's a, and
1:48:21
a is an all and An always. An, ooh.
1:48:24
I mean, it's, it's ridiculous. How the hell you sound something
1:48:27
out? That doesn't make any sense.
1:48:28
If I've never got to think, like, the spelling, oh, I gotta
1:48:32
say, I mean, like nothing on the nation of origin, which of
1:48:36
origin, you know, like all that I know about orgy.
1:48:41
I mean, that's a different thing.
1:48:43
Yeah, I'm lost. Where these guys get their
1:48:45
names. I mean, obviously, they're from
1:48:47
South Africa or they're from Africa, or some of them are
1:48:51
from, you know, some Greek goddess place in this world.
1:48:54
Rome I these names. How do you sound out a name that
1:48:58
you can't sound out? So it just, I'm gonna lose no
1:49:02
matter what, unless it, actually you could sound it out.
1:49:04
So maybe you should like, you know, chop up the name and make
1:49:07
it sound like, so I can pronounce it or the
1:49:10
pronunciation. I am, I'm lost with these names.
1:49:12
I bet you Matt O'Leary couldn't add probably couldn't sound
1:49:16
those names out either. I mean, I guarantee you Mac
1:49:19
couldn't sound those out. I'm just say.
1:49:21
All right, you know, that would be fun if you have one fish.
1:49:25
Let him just try one. Yeah, I'll be well, maybe we
1:49:28
will, and he does, he doesn't announce names.
1:49:30
So he has to, he has to get him. He might have, I bet you he
1:49:34
won't. I bet she doesn't get one.
1:49:35
Right. I bet she doesn't get one,
1:49:37
right. I don't put it back up.
1:49:38
Know what to go to aren't? We going to a break first?
1:49:41
Are we going to a quick? No, we're not going to.
1:49:43
All right, so let's bring him in.
1:49:44
Let's bring Madeline now, what's up buddy?
1:49:48
Hey guys. Thank you so much for having me
1:49:49
tonight. Absolutely, well, thank you for
1:49:51
coming on. As always, I, we we love when
1:49:53
you come on, and if you guys don't know who I'm at O'Leary as
1:49:56
well, then you guys are idiots. I'm just kidding.
1:49:58
He is the host of jets pod and talking Jets.
1:50:03
He also does an Islander show Sensational if you're an
1:50:06
Islander fan, which we'll talk some Islander hockey, the big
1:50:09
news and a lot of good news for the New York Islanders, I think
1:50:11
the Islanders are sitting pretty for the next three years.
1:50:14
I give the island, just three or four years and the Islanders are
1:50:17
going to be cup contenders. They added some young superstars
1:50:19
in this year's draft. I love what I love what Matthew
1:50:23
did in the draft. And I'm interested to see what
1:50:26
they do and the next two seasons, and if they land one of
1:50:29
those big free agents next year and we all know who they are,
1:50:32
there's one of them is gonna make David.
1:50:34
Yeah, I think he's staying with the Edmonton Oilers, but a lot
1:50:37
of Ranger fans, quote on quote. Think that there's a
1:50:39
possibility, I think they're on drugs, but there's somebody in
1:50:42
Minnesota that the Islanders are gunning for and I hope there's a
1:50:47
possibility. For that.
1:50:48
But not. I want to give you I we have a
1:50:51
segment called sounded out. I cannot pronounce certain names
1:50:55
in professional sports and I'm sure a lot of other people cant.
1:50:59
So we're gonna give you one or two names.
1:51:02
Let me see if you can sound it out.
1:51:03
Are you ready? Yeah, let's do it.
1:51:05
All right, here we go. Let's get some music.
1:51:07
Let's get the music on. Let's get the music from Matt.
1:51:09
Here it is, Matt. Errol just went over three on
1:51:14
this list, I think anybody would go over 300 sounded out.
1:51:20
Equanimous Saint Brown. Yeah, that's pretty good.
1:51:24
We're gonna give him credit for that.
1:51:25
Hey, wait a second, what is it? Equanimous.
1:51:28
Same brown. All right, I give him back.
1:51:30
Give him credit. All right, give them.
1:51:31
All right. Next one music back on.
1:51:35
This one, he's not getting I promise you this.
1:51:42
Should be working in a second. And here it is.
1:51:48
Hey, Matt. Albert.
1:51:53
A quick Uno. All right, so this one is Ocoee
1:52:01
bun. The other one.
1:52:06
Wanna give him another one. Give him the last one because I
1:52:09
want all that's the hardest one. The last one.
1:52:12
Yeah that's the hardest one. This guy is a cold steel lineman
1:52:17
Sounded out. And it's at it to Mila.
1:52:23
Oh God, at a out of a war egg. Oh, I give it to.
1:52:30
All right, it is Addie. Tomiwa Eddie Barrie, not fun,
1:52:35
not not pretty close, not pretty close.
1:52:37
I think, that's, I think that's a one and a half out of three.
1:52:40
He's better. He was better than me at that,
1:52:42
that's for sure. He better at sounding names out,
1:52:45
all right, I'm not. I I'm the horrible.
1:52:48
I'm a horrible person and hockey names are even worse.
1:52:51
So if you put a hockey name up there, I can absolutely butcher
1:52:54
hockey name. But Matt, there is a lot to get
1:52:57
into with the New York Jets. The Jets made some interesting
1:53:00
moves in the offseason and one of the big moves that just
1:53:04
happened over the last 40. I would say the last week was
1:53:08
the signing of Garrett Wilson and sauce Garner.
1:53:11
There was a lot of questions with the Garrett Wilson one
1:53:14
Garrett Wilson is paying he's getting top five money.
1:53:17
I don't think he's a top five receiver.
1:53:20
We Have not seen top five acrobatic, you know, wide
1:53:26
receiving plays from this guy, he made one last year, which was
1:53:29
incredible, but he not. He's been in the league for over
1:53:32
three years. He hasn't had one season with 10
1:53:34
touchdowns and he has broken 1000 yards and all three
1:53:38
seasons. But Just inches.
1:53:40
Not make, you're not breaking the 1000 yards.
1:53:43
I I think they overpaid for him, but sauce Garners very well
1:53:47
deserved even though last year was an off-year for him.
1:53:50
Your thoughts to both signings and why do you think the Jets
1:53:54
gave Garrett Wilson that kind of money?
1:53:56
Yeah. So for Garrett I hear what
1:53:58
you're saying, right? I think some of that contract is
1:54:01
a little projection based, but when you look at where the wide
1:54:05
receiver Market is right now and you see like top guys, like
1:54:08
Justin Jefferson getting close to 40 million dollars a year.
1:54:12
I think they actually got okay value for Garrett when special.
1:54:16
When you consider DK Metcalf God, I think 30th.
1:54:19
So a little bit higher too, and I think Garrett's a better
1:54:22
receiver than what DK is. But, you know, 32 and a half the
1:54:26
Caps going up every year and, you know, unfortunately, with
1:54:29
just how the contracts structures go, you know, just
1:54:32
because he was the next man up, he's gonna be the one who's
1:54:35
gonna get, you know, a lot of money and, you know, Drake
1:54:38
London, who was in that same draft class, hasn't gotten paid
1:54:41
yet. I'm sure he's gonna beat the 32
1:54:42
and a half or whatever it was for Garrett Wilson.
1:54:45
So timing is really important with these ones and you're right
1:54:49
with sauce, you know, he gets paid, you know highest paid
1:54:52
corner in the NFL, just 30.1 million a little bit more than
1:54:55
Derek Stingley got I get it, he's coming off, a little bit of
1:54:58
a Down year for his standard last year, but to me, you can't
1:55:02
ignore the two All Pro Seasons that he had in his first two
1:55:05
years. So I'm all good with both of
1:55:08
these contracts and I think you want to have those two guys, as
1:55:11
you're building block pieces, going forward over the next few
1:55:14
years. Yeah, I wanted to mention sauce
1:55:15
because I've always brought up the fact that I think a lot of
1:55:17
his even though he had a down here for his standards.
1:55:19
I think a lot of it was lack of effort, I know but people were
1:55:22
questioning his tackling throughout the year I think
1:55:23
stole his Advanced metrics were still a lot of them were still
1:55:26
very good where he was still kind of a top 10 top 15 Corner,
1:55:29
even with those circumstances, do you think that was the
1:55:31
biggest reason or is there something else?
1:55:32
Yeah, I look at it that way too. The tackling to me was the
1:55:38
biggest concern with him. He had if you look at his stats
1:55:41
last year, it was really only one, not so great game against
1:55:44
Tennessee. I think he gave up like 97 yards
1:55:46
and a touchdown in that one, but other than that he pretty much
1:55:50
was locked down and coverage. I know a lot of people want to
1:55:52
see him turn, you know, create more turnovers and I think
1:55:55
that's probably the next step in His development and hopefully
1:55:59
something that, you know, his head coach, former cornerback
1:56:01
Aaron, Glenn can help him with, you know, improving and creating
1:56:04
more turnovers, but I agree. I think, even, you know, to his
1:56:07
standard, he wasn't, you know, top three guy, but he's still a
1:56:10
top 10 corner and, you know, you have two first team All Pro
1:56:13
Seasons, you're gonna get paid as the top guy.
1:56:15
So I think you're on the money with that one, man.
1:56:18
What do you think, how important this year is for Jermaine
1:56:21
Johnson? Obviously we've seen the money.
1:56:22
They've given on that side of the ball.
1:56:24
Do you think like this is a maker break year?
1:56:26
Because they picked up the extra service contracts through 26.
1:56:29
But do you think for the extension like how big and
1:56:33
important obviously the numbers that they've spent on that side
1:56:35
of the ball? Yeah, it's going to be a huge
1:56:38
year for him, especially coming off the Achilles injury.
1:56:40
I think you just you want to see where he's at in the recovery,
1:56:44
he's gonna start on the pup list, which I'm not all that
1:56:47
surprised with. If they're gonna take it slow
1:56:49
with him, he seems, you know, on social media, he's putting out
1:56:52
videos of him training and he says, he's ready to go.
1:56:54
But, you know, I would expect them to take it easy with him at
1:56:58
the beginning of the year, just because that's such a
1:57:00
devastating injury, especially for a defensive lineman where
1:57:03
using so much torque to get off the line of scrimmage and, you
1:57:06
know, beat the snap count. So, it might take him a few
1:57:09
weeks, but it is a huge year for him, because, you know, it's
1:57:12
your four, you'd be going into next year.
1:57:14
Your five of the rookie deal the last year of his rookie
1:57:17
contract. So if he has a good year, I do
1:57:20
think he would be someone that they looked to extend, but it's
1:57:23
gonna be really, really dependent on health and how you
1:57:26
know, he comes back from this injury We are talking to the
1:57:29
host of just Jets pod and talking jet show.
1:57:33
Matt, O'Leary has been on a show, he's a big jets guy.
1:57:36
He's a big Islander guy and we're talking Jets football
1:57:39
right now and Aaron Glenn, to me was an important signing for the
1:57:43
New York Jets, and the Jets over the years.
1:57:45
They've reached when it came to coaching and I, I'll say this,
1:57:49
Robert Saleh was not a jet Rex. Ryan's father, obviously, was a
1:57:53
coach for the New York Jets, but he wasn't a jet.
1:57:55
Todd Bowles was a Washington Commander.
1:57:58
We could go on and on in the Jets coaches over the years,
1:58:01
they were not yet, facts are facts.
1:58:04
This guy was drafted by the Jets.
1:58:06
This guy was a pro bowl player for the Jets.
1:58:08
In four years. He was one of the top five
1:58:10
corners in all the football, the last Jet and we talked about it,
1:58:15
the three jets that you think about over the years that the
1:58:18
Jets have drafted. Obviously Darrelle Revis.
1:58:21
Now you have sauce Garner and Aaron Glenn.
1:58:24
Now he is the head coach, they should hide him hired him when,
1:58:27
when he was Getting interviewed, when Robert solid got hired.
1:58:30
They went the Robert solar out, because of what he did with the
1:58:32
49ers, it was a bad move. As Bambi was a deer in the
1:58:36
headlights as we speak about. He's back with Samford Cisco.
1:58:38
What kind of Coach do you believe Aaron?
1:58:42
Glenn is going to be with the New York Jets.
1:58:44
What is he bring to the table, which other coaches haven't done
1:58:47
over the years? To me the first word that I
1:58:51
think of with Aaron Glenn is intensity.
1:58:53
I just think, you know, anytime you hear him talk and you get
1:58:56
those behind the scenes, you know, looks at how he's talking
1:58:59
with the team. He comes across as very intense
1:59:02
and, you know, I would still categorize him as a player's
1:59:05
coach and Robert. Salah was as well.
1:59:06
But Robert Saleh wanted to be everyone's buddy and I don't
1:59:09
think that's really the approach that Aaron Glenn's gonna take
1:59:11
here. What I like about him is
1:59:13
something that you mentioned, right?
1:59:14
This guy who was drafted by the Jets played here and he was a
1:59:17
part of the Jets won of the Jets biggest turnarounds, and their
1:59:20
franchise history, right? Like they go from a bottom
1:59:23
feeder team with Rich coat as their head coach Bill Parcells
1:59:27
gets hired and they go on a run, you know, a 98 and that kind of
1:59:30
set the foundation for the success in the early 2000s.
1:59:33
And, you know, he was there when they were at their bottom and he
1:59:36
was able to see it get better progressively year over year and
1:59:40
so they finally make that AFC Championship game in 98.
1:59:43
So, with the experience that he had one under Bill Parcells, but
1:59:47
two then as a player here with the Jets, I think he knows what
1:59:51
it takes to win a New York, which is really important.
1:59:53
I don't, I don't know if Robert Saleh or Todd Bowles or Adam
1:59:58
gase. Really knew what they were
1:59:59
getting into when coming here but you certainly don't have
2:00:02
those concerns with a guy like Aaron Glenn.
2:00:03
So what are your, what was your thought with a lot of the draft
2:00:06
picks, a lot of people were saying that they made a mistake
2:00:08
passing on Tyler Warren. They draft on my member who I
2:00:10
think is a really good counter to fashion.
2:00:12
Like I think they're two very opposite style but they make it
2:00:14
work. Mason Taylor, the second round
2:00:16
pick. I was a big fan of Malachi more.
2:00:18
The safety they got in the fourth round.
2:00:19
Like what were your thoughts with some of the values they got
2:00:21
in this draft? Yeah, I really liked the
2:00:25
approach. They took early on, right?
2:00:26
Like there was a debate, it was a fair side if you wanted them
2:00:30
to take Tyler Warren. Because head-end was such a
2:00:32
position of Need for this team. But you know, finishing the
2:00:36
offensive line with Armand. Member it makes sense, right?
2:00:39
Like, there's a team that wants to be, you know, a run-heavy
2:00:42
dominant, you know, intense football team and Armand
2:00:46
members. Like that's all the qualities
2:00:48
that he has. He's gonna be a dominant force
2:00:49
in the Run game. That's really his strength.
2:00:51
And then you get Mason Taylor in the second round to, you know, I
2:00:55
really like the receiving production that he had at LSU
2:00:58
and another one with NFL lineage, right?
2:01:00
Is that Jason Taylor had a long and NFL career.
2:01:03
So as long as they came away in my opinion with a, with a right
2:01:08
tackle and tight end in the first two rounds, I was gonna be
2:01:10
happy with it. They went offensive tackle first
2:01:13
and then tight end, I think, you know, Taylor in the second
2:01:16
round, this good value. And you mentioned more on day
2:01:19
three. I think that was my favorite
2:01:20
pick on day three. So, some of the other pics I
2:01:23
thought, Were, you know, a little bit of a head scratcher
2:01:25
like Aryan Smith, the wide receiver goes, you know, a few
2:01:28
rounds earlier than I think. Anyone was expecting him to go
2:01:30
and then they take the two guys from Miami at the end of the
2:01:33
draft, but you know, Malachi Moore specially at strong
2:01:36
safety. He's gonna compete for a
2:01:38
starting job and training camp. Yeah, so we got training camp.
2:01:41
I'm glad you brought that up and I segue.
2:01:43
What do you think? The goal of this training camp?
2:01:45
Obviously, with Aaron getting the head and, you know, bringing
2:01:48
these guys. What do you think?
2:01:49
The goal is for Something like this with the kind of creating a
2:01:55
nucleus with the head coach and and certain things like that
2:01:58
because I get it's not a long time but there's value to it and
2:02:01
getting know each other and what is expected.
2:02:03
So what do you think one of their things or multiple things
2:02:06
that they're going to focus on in this camp?
2:02:09
Yeah I think you know it's specially when it's a new
2:02:11
coaching staff like you you mentioned and they have a new
2:02:13
quarterback this year with Justin Fields coming in.
2:02:16
So the biggest thing that I'll be looking for in training camp
2:02:19
is you know how the installation of the offense is going?
2:02:22
We know with the defense there's a lot of Talent on that side of
2:02:25
the ball. Erin's a defensive minded head
2:02:28
coach, Steve Wilks veteran, defensive coordinator.
2:02:31
I'm not as concerned on that side but you know, Justin
2:02:34
Fields. He has to a lot to prove this
2:02:36
year. This is probably his last chance
2:02:38
to prove that he could be a starter in the NFL.
2:02:40
And you have a first time, offensive coordinator and tenor.
2:02:43
Angstrom. So the thing, I'll be keeping my
2:02:45
eye on is just how well it's seems like the offense is
2:02:48
adapting because anytime you're installing a new offense, that's
2:02:51
hard enough. But when you insert a new
2:02:53
quarterback into the full two, who has to build chemistry with
2:02:56
these receivers here, that that takes a little bit of time, he
2:03:00
was never coached very well in Chicago.
2:03:02
He was never coached very well in Pittsburgh.
2:03:04
No offense to my Tomlin, he doesn't know how to develop,
2:03:07
quote backs. Let's be on us.
2:03:09
He had Kenny Pickett there, did he develop him know?
2:03:11
He didn't even, he didn't develop Ben Roethlisberger.
2:03:14
So I had a great quarterback at Ben.
2:03:16
He did win a championship with been good for him, but the guy
2:03:20
has never gotten over to hump with the quarterbacks.
2:03:22
As a matter of fact, eight years in a row, getting knocked out in
2:03:25
the first round. So we all know what the
2:03:26
Pittsburgh Steelers are. The I think Justin Fields has
2:03:30
been really thrown to the, the Wolves over the last couple of
2:03:33
years. Not getting a chance that
2:03:35
Chicago, Chicago Bears are an organization that edits and
2:03:38
pieces. They added more over there but
2:03:40
he never stayed healthy, and never gave him a good offensive
2:03:44
line. The offensive line was
2:03:45
absolutely garbage. So, Justin Fields is a running
2:03:48
quarterback and he really wasn't coached right to.
2:03:51
We see. Lamar Jackson look what?
2:03:53
Look at the Lamar Jackson. We've seen over the years,
2:03:56
really, develop into a pass. Happy quarterback when he came
2:03:59
into the league from Louisville. What was he was a running
2:04:02
quarterback that can throw has a gun for an arm but couldn't
2:04:05
complete passes. Now, look at him, he's one of
2:04:07
the best pastures and Elite. If If Justin Fields is put on
2:04:11
the right roster with the right coach, I think he could develop.
2:04:15
And by the way, Aaron Glenn, I heard before, and I knew Aaron
2:04:18
Glenn was gonna get hired because they were stories coming
2:04:21
out. That Aaron Glenn.
2:04:21
When he went in his first interview that they asked him,
2:04:24
where would you go for quarterback?
2:04:26
And he said the first move, I would, I would have this is what
2:04:29
I heard from an inside source. If I were to make a move, I want
2:04:33
Justin Fields, I played, I played against Justin Fields, I
2:04:36
think he would be a good fit over here.
2:04:37
The way we want to run the ball and what did they Jets?
2:04:40
Do once trade once the free agency market opened up and I
2:04:43
called it the first move they were going to make was bringing
2:04:46
Justin Fields. So I expected that the guy that
2:04:49
I want to talk to you about was Will McDonald's will MacDonald
2:04:53
had a sensational year taking over for Jermaine John Jermaine
2:04:57
Johnson, who went down your thoughts to what this guy could
2:05:00
be. Because a lot of people took
2:05:02
shots at the the thought of bringing him in drafting him as
2:05:07
the 15th pick in the first round.
2:05:09
Some people thought he was a second round early second round
2:05:11
Allen. What are you think?
2:05:12
Will McDonald's could be as a stretch defensive end in this
2:05:16
league? I think he's immensely talented
2:05:19
and we saw it last year as the pass rusher.
2:05:21
What excites me about him this year?
2:05:23
Is he finally put on a little bit more weight?
2:05:27
I think he had a 15 pounds in the offseason which He could use
2:05:31
it one and I don't think he's gonna lose the speed off the
2:05:34
edge. That's his calling card but he
2:05:35
wasn't very good against the run.
2:05:37
That was part of the reason why he wasn't on the field as much
2:05:40
earlier in his career but the added weight should help him
2:05:43
shedding blocks and being a little bit more of a factor in
2:05:46
the Run game. So honestly you know entering
2:05:48
his third year in the league. This could be someone who's
2:05:51
becoming a more complete Edge player, which again, is
2:05:54
important. It's nice to have someone who
2:05:56
can give you 10 plus sacks. But if they're a liability in
2:05:59
the Run, are they going to be playing on early Downs?
2:06:02
Probably not as much. So I would expect to snap count
2:06:05
to increase a lot this year, and I'm very confident in him taking
2:06:10
another step in his development. So more sacks better against the
2:06:13
run and just a better overall player in your three.
2:06:16
So this offense is now coming into this kind of lions mold
2:06:19
offense and Aaron Glenn mentioned, he wanted Justin
2:06:21
Fields he's played against him. Actually played very well
2:06:23
against the Lions defense. A lot of the time and obviously,
2:06:26
Breece Hall has been a feature running back at certain points,
2:06:28
but the lions always did the running back by committee with
2:06:30
Montgomery. And Gibbs and making that kind
2:06:31
of thing work, Brandon Allen second round or third round pick
2:06:34
last year. Like do you expect that kind of
2:06:36
approach offensively to be similar to the Lions?
2:06:38
Or do you think it'll be kind of their own Niche still?
2:06:41
Yeah, I do think it's going to be similar.
2:06:43
You mentioned the two backs and gives in Montgomery.
2:06:46
I think the Jets are going to try to use Breece Hall and
2:06:48
Braille and Alan as their own version of that duo especially
2:06:52
when they get down by the goal line.
2:06:54
I would I would think that Braille and Alan has the bigger
2:06:56
back is gonna come in in the short yardage situations.
2:06:58
And you know I thought early on in the season he looked good.
2:07:02
There were points where it looked like he was taking a step
2:07:04
forward then kind of got a little bit quiet in the second
2:07:07
half of the year. You know Breece probably didn't
2:07:09
have the season that he wanted to last year.
2:07:12
I really think a big reason for that was this offensive scheme?
2:07:16
Just in general wasn't very good.
2:07:18
And you know, the offensive line coach Keith Carter and how they
2:07:20
schemed up the Run game. I look at as a really big
2:07:23
weakness and you know they're no longer here, it's a new
2:07:25
offensive staff. And you know, I'm still holding
2:07:28
onto my priest Hall stock and now he's going to last year's
2:07:30
deal. We'll see if they extend them or
2:07:32
what they want to do there, but I think he could have a big
2:07:35
season in this offense. I'm glad you brought all up
2:07:38
because in and as we talked about Jermaine Johnson, earlier,
2:07:41
when you, when you're getting into like, you know, Different.
2:07:47
Offense is an expression in the last year of your contract.
2:07:50
Do you feel like it's they put more pressure to perform or to
2:07:55
like, hey, what can I do to help this team win?
2:07:57
Because you're going to run a double back set at some point.
2:07:59
And especially going into your last your last contract year.
2:08:03
Basically. I mean, that's a tough to do
2:08:05
anytime because you do put pressure on yourself.
2:08:08
But do you think it makes it a little harder going into it and
2:08:11
trying to learn a new offense? Yeah, I would say that it
2:08:14
definitely does because that's just, you know, an added extra
2:08:17
Factor Weighing on his mind, right?
2:08:19
Like there's no guarantee for him and injuries have
2:08:22
unfortunately, been, you know, a part of his career through the
2:08:25
first few years of his career has been very banged up.
2:08:27
So you know, there's nothing guaranteed he needs to have a
2:08:30
big season in order to cash in on that payday but you know, all
2:08:34
so and then you had on top of that too.
2:08:35
Like you said he's learning a new offense which you know isn't
2:08:38
easy. But as I was saying with, you
2:08:41
know the the new scheme that they're implementing, I think
2:08:43
they're going to get back to running more of a wide Zone
2:08:46
Russian attack, which kind of fits his skillset more so than
2:08:50
just running up. The middle inside Zone.
2:08:52
All day, I don't think it was really, you know, the best or
2:08:56
way to get the most out of him and plus two.
2:08:58
I think he'll be used more as a pass catcher which he showed a
2:09:02
signs his last year that he could do that very well.
2:09:04
So, yeah, I do, you know, it's answer your question.
2:09:07
I do absolutely think that, you know, the, the contract is
2:09:10
something that could be weighing on him and it does that Edit
2:09:13
pressure. I want to get into the New York
2:09:15
Islanders. They had a sensational law
2:09:16
offices in their draft. Was what?
2:09:19
First of all, I love what the NFL.
2:09:21
I'm sorry, the NHL did having the draft on television,
2:09:24
actually watching the Bulls fall to the New York Islanders, how
2:09:27
it felt. I actually watched your podcast
2:09:30
after it all happened. And I saw how excited you were
2:09:33
and I saw that you wanted Higgins or Misa.
2:09:37
I was I was looking at that too but Schaefer was just that kind
2:09:41
of talent. I even made a bet with somebody
2:09:43
to take him to dinner because I just didn't think that the
2:09:45
Islanders were gonna go with shave.
2:09:46
Her and I was reading stories about how he interviewed at the,
2:09:50
the combined and how much they love this kid, what he did, you
2:09:54
know, the back end of his mother passing away and yeah as a young
2:09:58
man, how he's growing so fast. He's 17, 18 years old and they
2:10:02
say he's he's like a 26 27 year old.
2:10:04
This guy could be the future captain of the, the New York
2:10:07
Islanders and then making that trade trading, one of their
2:10:11
young defensemen and no adoption.
2:10:13
I was at his draft, I interviewed him when he was
2:10:15
drafted, where everybody thought he was the future for their
2:10:18
defense, he's one of the better offensive defenseman in a
2:10:21
league. As soon as they went with shea
2:10:23
fry, I knew they were going to move from Noah's option because
2:10:25
they didn't want to pay him nine and a half million dollars.
2:10:26
And then there were stories coming out.
2:10:28
I heard a story that at four what Utah, sitting there, the
2:10:32
Islanders reached out to Utah because they wanted to trade up
2:10:36
after trading. No adoption.
2:10:38
They had, they were sitting at, I think, 16 and 17.
2:10:40
They wanted to move those picks and move.
2:10:43
Somebody else to move up to four to get James Hagen.
2:10:46
And the Utah wanted barsell, there was no way they were
2:10:51
trading bars out. That was the story.
2:10:52
They were not doing that. Your thoughts to the Islanders
2:10:56
draft especially in the first round, where I think slam dunk
2:10:59
the first round. And they added another
2:11:01
defenseman at number 17, who a lot of people think is the steal
2:11:05
of the draft. Yeah, I really loved the
2:11:09
approach that they took and you're right, you know what, my
2:11:11
initial reaction, I thought, okay, great, like, get a goal
2:11:14
scorer, here, James Hagen's, local kid.
2:11:16
That would be a great story or Michael Meese escort, you know,
2:11:19
like 60 goals this past year. But the more the process went on
2:11:24
and whether it was the interviews or the stories that
2:11:27
came out with Matthew, Schaefer it felt like there was a bit of
2:11:30
a transition to, okay, like this, kid's the obvious number
2:11:33
one, and from there like he's such a good skater or, you know,
2:11:37
you pulled up the video right here of him going Coast to
2:11:39
Coast, that's such an important part of today's game.
2:11:41
For these defenseman, you have to be able to get the puck out
2:11:44
of your own end. It was an issue that the
2:11:46
Islanders had or have had for a really long time and he's gonna
2:11:50
help with that. I think he's someone, you know,
2:11:52
as a number one overall pick that he's gonna be a number one
2:11:55
defenseman sooner rather than later.
2:11:57
And then Plus on top of that, after you trade, Noah Dobson,
2:12:00
you mentioned that you had, you know, Victor Ecklund who a lot
2:12:03
of people had in their top 10 fell to them at 16 and then Kay,
2:12:07
Sean. HSN.
2:12:07
He's just a massive human being. He throws the body around, he's
2:12:12
not afraid to get physical so they add, you know, two
2:12:15
additional prospects in and you get into the Brock Nelson trade
2:12:19
from in season. You have another first round
2:12:21
pick next year so you have two first next year.
2:12:23
Three from this year, really feels like the Islanders are
2:12:27
going with the youth approach which is desperately needed.
2:12:29
Yeah, I won't ask if, like kind of trading a lot of those
2:12:32
veteran pieces because I have contracts that didn't seem like
2:12:34
they were very movable. Obviously, Anders Lee is the
2:12:37
biggest one. That's probably gonna be very
2:12:38
hard but then you get the other two defense with Pelican pool.
2:12:41
Lock that have any injury issues in recent years.
2:12:43
Do you see this front office exploring trade for a?
2:12:45
Lot of those veteran guys. This soft seasoning.
2:12:46
Are you think it's more in season maybe with them?
2:12:50
Yeah, I think the two guys that I would look at in season are
2:12:53
and there's Lee who you mentioned, and also JG patio.
2:12:56
I feel like there's been a lot of interest in Pedro's name
2:12:59
going back to last trade deadline.
2:13:01
And, you know, you look at the deadline teams, are always
2:13:05
looking to trade for depth scoring and guys who win face
2:13:09
offs and our playoff performers and that's, you know, JG Peugeot
2:13:12
to a tee and you have Kyle Richie, you know, the prospect
2:13:15
that you got in the Brock Nelson trade, who's knocking on the
2:13:18
door. If he's ready at some point this
2:13:20
year to get called up to the NHL, they're going to need to
2:13:23
open up a spot in that forward group.
2:13:24
And the next man out, I would think would be JG.
2:13:28
Pedro via trade. I'd like to get your perspective
2:13:31
because you covered both football and hockey.
2:13:34
Do you prefer one of the other or do you like the Dynamics of
2:13:38
how this sports are similar? But different Yeah.
2:13:42
For for me I've been into football a lot longer and that's
2:13:47
been my number one, sport for a lot longer that I've covered.
2:13:49
So I just feel like I'm more comfortable with that but I
2:13:53
think the Stanley Cup playoffs are the the best playoffs in all
2:13:56
of sports. So I'm a little biased for that
2:13:58
because I cover it but it's just the intensity is really what I
2:14:02
love about and you could say in both Sports too in football and
2:14:06
in hockey, but I think what sets hockey apart is what they what
2:14:11
happens to come play off time and how it becomes a different
2:14:14
game. I think it's an underrated
2:14:16
sport. You know like football's number
2:14:18
one here in the country and a lot of people are basketball and
2:14:20
baseball fans and hockey's a little bit under the radar but
2:14:22
man when it gets to play off time there's nothing better than
2:14:25
playoffs. Don't you age like seven years
2:14:27
every playoffs just because it's so long in the intensity of it.
2:14:30
Like I get exhausted and I don't have to cover it, ya know, 100%
2:14:35
like when the Islanders were going on there you know deep
2:14:37
runs in 2020 and 2021 it felt like like you said, losing Years
2:14:42
off your life, watching those watching.
2:14:44
Those games and over. That's what we call them
2:14:47
sleeping. Up, the lightning took up the
2:14:50
Islanders on the Rangers twice at like seven years, you know,
2:14:52
Matt I it's funny every time I'm around every time I've been to
2:14:56
an Islander, you know, event and I've been to quite a few of them
2:14:59
I get invited because obviously, I host a radio show, I'm an
2:15:02
Islander guy and I'm the voice of the Islanders on 103.9.
2:15:05
So I we do the pregame shows for them.
2:15:08
So it's funny because when I go to these events, you see all the
2:15:12
old Islanders, nystrom's always there and you and that Bobby is
2:15:16
so nice. So gracious, so I love having a
2:15:19
conversation with him. Lou was a year ago, I went to an
2:15:22
event loose shows up. He's so small and he, he's so
2:15:25
weird, he's standing in the middle of once he walks in, he's
2:15:29
standing right there. And you would think that
2:15:31
everybody would be running to Lou lamaraux because he's,
2:15:34
obviously, he's a Hall of Famer or he's won.
2:15:37
Three Stanley Cups with the New Jersey Devils.
2:15:39
I mean, he was the face, okay? Of the New York Islanders, and
2:15:43
nobody gave a crop. And I went up to Lou and I'll
2:15:46
never forget the story and I walked up Him.
2:15:49
I said, listen, I I don't want to mention any of the players
2:15:51
that you brought in but Sorokin is expecting contract.
2:15:54
Where are you going with that? He says, well what do you think
2:15:56
I'm gonna do with it? I said I think you're gonna
2:15:58
assign him. He's like, well, that's a good
2:15:59
bet. So well, I mean where did you
2:16:01
get your information? He was being a smart-ass.
2:16:04
So I said, so I started being a smart-ass?
2:16:06
Damn, I said, well, how do you like the trades over the last
2:16:08
couple of years trading all those picks and not Landing or
2:16:11
not bringing in a Stanley Cup? Like you, you thought you were
2:16:14
gonna do back-to-back years and he says, well, you know, you you
2:16:17
win some, you lose some. I say no.
2:16:19
The Islanders lose some, a lot of some.
2:16:21
So, and he looked at me and he was like, wow, you're you're a
2:16:24
sensational person, maybe I should give you another
2:16:26
interview. I said, maybe she should it and
2:16:28
I walked away from him, so I and nobody cared that he was there.
2:16:32
So I go back to the Islanders now, and I look at the
2:16:35
organization they brought in Matthew darsh now.
2:16:37
I I like Matt he's been a successful assistant over there
2:16:43
with Tampa. He want to Stanley Cup.
2:16:45
He's he's been with an organization that knows how to
2:16:48
win. A winning culture.
2:16:49
Very young talented team. Over the years now they've
2:16:54
become a veteran team. What are your thoughts?
2:16:57
What I was listening to Holland? I heard Holland's name being
2:17:00
brought up all these different old, you know, managers or GMS.
2:17:04
And, and I said, what are the Islanders thinking if they bring
2:17:07
one of these idiots? In it's, it's like bringing
2:17:09
another sleeping Lewin, but they went with the younger guy when
2:17:12
when they brought in Matthew. What were your thoughts?
2:17:15
Were you happy, were you excited?
2:17:16
What type of guy do you think Matthew brings to brings to the
2:17:20
table for the New York Islanders?
2:17:22
Yeah, I was definitely excited like you I didn't want to go
2:17:25
down like the older retread route with the general manager
2:17:28
just because it would have felt too similar to what they had
2:17:31
with Lou Amarillo and you know darsh is a younger guy.
2:17:34
This is his first shot at being a GM but was with an
2:17:37
organization in Tampa Bay. That's been so good for so long.
2:17:40
I think you're obviously hoping that he takes some of, you know
2:17:43
what, he's learned there and applies it to the island.
2:17:46
There's what I like is how much he's put an emphasis on speed
2:17:50
and defense that anytime we talk to you talks about speed and
2:17:54
defense and you know the defense has gotten worse over the last
2:17:57
few years. That was the owners calling card
2:17:59
in the barry trotz era but that's kind of gone away and
2:18:02
speeds been an issue for a long time.
2:18:03
So this off season, I think they did a lot to try to get faster
2:18:08
and play a more modern style of hockey which is which is good.
2:18:11
But I I think what I like about darsh is just you understands
2:18:16
where the game is going. He didn't really give out too
2:18:19
many long-term contracts outside of Alex Romanov.
2:18:21
So he's Himself some flexibility, and he's trying to
2:18:24
make the team younger. So, I think it's exciting times
2:18:26
for the Islanders Romanoff. Really proved himself to be a
2:18:29
first line defensive player last year when he stays healthy.
2:18:32
We all know why, Montreal drafted him now.
2:18:35
He was a first-round Talent. He he's got the ability.
2:18:38
He's very young, still, he's 26 years old, so he's quite capable
2:18:41
of being a star in this league and being one of the faces of
2:18:45
the Islanders defense. He's gonna help out Schaefer
2:18:47
when he comes to the league and he'll probably be up sometime
2:18:50
this year, he's afraid, he's the number one pick.
2:18:52
So I expect to see a young guy, the young kid come up and and
2:18:55
develop in the NHL. The one thing I could say and
2:18:58
there's a couple of guys that I want to see and I I love talking
2:19:01
hockey with a guy that knows Islander hockey because I know
2:19:04
Islander hockey because I speak about the Islanders, I know Java
2:19:08
could care less and certain ways.
2:19:09
I mean, you know, some Rangers that actually but Cole iserman
2:19:19
is a guy I want to see. The Islanders drafted.
2:19:23
I'm a couple of years ago because I think the the 19th or
2:19:26
21st pick he's he was 17 when they drafted him.
2:19:29
I think he's 19 gonna be 20 this year.
2:19:31
He's a guy that we were talking about reaching a guy that is
2:19:35
going to be called up sometime this year, coal is still playing
2:19:38
college hockey. I I think coal has a chance
2:19:40
after this year to go to the AHL and maybe even be called up
2:19:44
sometime at the end of the season.
2:19:46
Maybe early next season, your thoughts to him and and where do
2:19:52
the Islanders, go with some of these old players?
2:19:53
I don't want to see any of these old players anymore.
2:19:56
I I want to see Casey's gone. I we saw that Manny Martin just
2:20:01
retired. Thank God.
2:20:02
He retired. I want to see him on the ice
2:20:04
anymore. I caught a box finally came out
2:20:07
and retired that God. I love you, but I want to see
2:20:11
him on Ice anymore. And the Paso thing.
2:20:13
I get rid of that contract. I can't stand watching.
2:20:17
He's a Grace fake, he's a great face off guy.
2:20:19
How many goals has this guy scored since?
2:20:22
He's been an Islander. I mean seriously.
2:20:23
It's absolutely pathetic. So, the coal eyes in thing and
2:20:26
all the other things that I just went through, I just absolutely
2:20:29
sickens me. Yeah, so on Yzerman, I really am
2:20:34
expecting big things from him in college.
2:20:35
He he showed it last year and what I noticed most with him,
2:20:40
his goals came in big spots, it felt like every time his team
2:20:44
was needed a goal, it was coal Yzerman, who's the one who's
2:20:47
coming up with it, which I don't know.
2:20:49
I again, I kind of like that from a young player rising to
2:20:52
the occasion and, you know, playing in those tournaments at
2:20:55
the Collegiate level too. Like that's I know it's not the
2:20:58
NHL but that's high-end hockey right there and there's a lot of
2:21:01
pressure for those kids. So um, I think like you said,
2:21:05
maybe the end of this year depending on, when his season in
2:21:09
college ends, he might get a look.
2:21:11
But he is another one who's knocking on the door and I think
2:21:14
he has you know top six upside with the goal scoring ability.
2:21:17
He should be someone who plays on a first or second line, maybe
2:21:20
a Winger for Matt bars. Al finally who could score some
2:21:22
goals, that'd be nice to have. So I would absolutely love that
2:21:27
on some of the older guys. I'm with you patio, I would be
2:21:30
Be shocked. If he made it past the trade
2:21:33
deadline this year, I think it's really going to depend on how
2:21:36
fast Kyle Richie is developing and ready to make that call up.
2:21:39
And you know, there's some other veterans that I'm sure they're
2:21:42
looking to move to Taziki's one of them.
2:21:44
I will say this. And if your island of fan in
2:21:47
Ireland are fans listening to the show right now, you
2:21:49
shouldn't really question what the Islanders have done over the
2:21:51
last month. I think the island just slam
2:21:54
dunked everything. They brought in this Russian
2:21:56
kid, who everybody would, there was 18 going for him and I
2:22:00
Speedy, you're better without shopping off.
2:22:02
Oh, I'm bad with, you know, I always pronounce his name, like
2:22:05
Shaman or whatever. Now shopping off is, is a guy
2:22:09
that the Rangers were interested in Carolina was interested in
2:22:12
him. Las Vegas was interested in him.
2:22:14
I, I read how small he is, but speed is something that the
2:22:18
knowledge is a preaching. This guy, a lot of people
2:22:20
compare his skills to a Panera in a guy that can put the puck
2:22:24
in the net. He has a tremendous ability of
2:22:26
finding the net, your thoughts. Why he picked the Islanders was
2:22:30
it? So Broken or the island is
2:22:33
trying to make this the Russian Islanders, because there's
2:22:35
somebody in Minnesota, there are stories coming out that is very
2:22:39
intrigued with the Islanders organization, and what they've
2:22:42
done so far this off season. It certainly feels that way with
2:22:46
maximum shabanov this year maximum silicon last year comes
2:22:49
over from the KHL. You have romanovs Sorokin for
2:22:53
lemov to a lot of Russians. So hopefully that leads.
2:22:57
You've been hinting at it to Krill capris off in the
2:22:59
off-season. That'd be a lot of fun if he
2:23:01
comes over from Minnesota. But yeah, shabanov is a really
2:23:04
interesting one. He's small.
2:23:06
So, some questions on if his game will translate to the NHL
2:23:11
level, which is much more physical than it is over in the
2:23:13
KHL, but there's no doubt that the goal scoring there.
2:23:17
He's a playmaker too. He honestly gets some
2:23:20
comparisons to croak capris of which would be great.
2:23:23
Why not pair the two of them together but he's someone that I
2:23:27
think maybe starts on the third line, but if plays well gets
2:23:31
bumped up into the top six and hoping that he does play well,
2:23:34
you know, I don't remember so because I want to throw myself
2:23:37
under the bus because I always Jinx my teams and they never get
2:23:40
the guy, but I think Caprice off, if he leaves him in a soda.
2:23:43
I I don't see any other team where he wants to go and play
2:23:47
besides the Islanders. I think the Islanders are really
2:23:49
building it where there's if he has any interest and the story
2:23:54
is what I've been reading. If Minnesota, doesn't get this
2:23:57
deal done. Before before the preseason
2:24:01
starts, he's not signing in the middle of the season, so he will
2:24:05
go to free agency and they they believed that if he goes to free
2:24:09
agency, he is not signing back. Even if they get the, even if
2:24:12
they can give him the 8th year, he will not sign back with
2:24:15
Minnesota and he will go to free agency and go to the highest
2:24:18
bidder and the Islanders are opening their, their making it
2:24:21
available where the Islanders are going to be able to offer 11
2:24:24
or 12 million dollars, which could very much be the, the goal
2:24:27
scorer, they needed the Superstar, they needed to add to
2:24:31
their top top two lines where they could be success story.
2:24:35
I'm going to tell you something. I want to ask you because, you
2:24:37
know, a lot about hockey and I'm, I'm an Islander guy too,
2:24:40
Matthew barzel, and I love Matt. I think he's The best skater.
2:24:44
Second best skater right now in the NHL right behind Connor.
2:24:47
McDavid, he is an unbelievable skater.
2:24:49
I've never seen somebody gracious as fast and so good on
2:24:53
the edges. He reminds me of Alexa call off
2:24:56
me and my key, see, I went back and forth on the phone.
2:24:59
You don't know, Mike. He was my old partner on my show
2:25:01
and we used to argue all the time about certain players.
2:25:03
He's a big hockey guy electrical off.
2:25:06
If you look at his career, It's almost identical to Matthew
2:25:10
barzel. It's now, Alexei had over 300,
2:25:13
and some of my goals in Matthew barzal, doesn't have anything
2:25:15
close to that, but the way they play their game speed, Puck
2:25:20
handling skills, but could never find the net.
2:25:21
It took him. I think he had one season with
2:25:24
40 goals, the rest of the seasons, I think.
2:25:26
Yeah, 130 Gold season. That was it mother Bothell
2:25:30
hasn't even hit 30 goals yet. What are your thoughts to that
2:25:33
comparison? Like sickle off to Matthew
2:25:34
barzel? And I said that Danielle Smith
2:25:36
and he says, wow, that's a good comparison.
2:25:38
So, Yeah, I do. I do like that.
2:25:41
That's one that I haven't heard before.
2:25:43
So this is the first time that I'm hearing it, but I do think
2:25:45
it makes sense, right? Because you look at him as more
2:25:48
of a playmaker, exactly like what Matthew barzel is, you kind
2:25:51
of delayed it out there. He hasn't hit 30 goals.
2:25:53
That would be the the nice next step, but I think he needs to
2:25:57
shoot more in order to get there.
2:25:58
He's, he's always looking for the past first and that's fine.
2:26:01
If he has someone who could pot 35, 40 goals on his line, they
2:26:05
don't have someone like that to put with him.
2:26:06
So it gets a little frustrating at times and with the turnovers
2:26:10
too, like the pucks on a stick a lot.
2:26:11
So he's kind of prone to those turnovers.
2:26:13
He's such a driver of offense, though.
2:26:15
I think he's, you know, such, you know, useful piece for this
2:26:18
team, but I like that come. It's not one that I have heard
2:26:21
of or thought of before, but I think it's a good one.
2:26:23
Well, that you gotta invite us on the show.
2:26:26
Yeah, we can, I can hook you up with some hockey information,
2:26:29
especially Islanders because me and speedy.
2:26:31
Speedy. Actually when it comes to
2:26:33
statistics and hockey I mean his knowledge and hockey is probably
2:26:37
just as good as any sport he plays Is in these fantasy
2:26:41
leagues. He's just absolutely huge.
2:26:42
So he's just so bad. Hold on.
2:26:45
So he's bad to put in perspective, his partner, Mikey
2:26:50
see that he mentioned we actually played.
2:26:52
I didn't play last year but we actually played in a 20 team
2:26:54
category league for hockey. So you really have to know depth
2:26:58
player. So that way, I just, I don't
2:27:00
play Fantasy besides football. I do play basketball too.
2:27:03
I'm pretty good at that. But these guys, they talk so
2:27:06
much. Crap.
2:27:06
They go back and forth. Oh look, good.
2:27:08
And then they have these these different rules, like it's a PPR
2:27:12
League or its are you make sure that you cover rebounds and all
2:27:15
this up? Nobody, nobody gives me the
2:27:17
information until I draft and then after the draft, why don't
2:27:20
you draft big guys? I mean, it doesn't make sense
2:27:23
rebounding. And and you know blocks, just so
2:27:25
very importantly why don't you say something before?
2:27:28
I drafted you idiots. so, I Don't play in hockey league, but
2:27:32
I know my hockey, I, I will say this, I'm terrible, I butcher
2:27:37
hockey names more than any other sport, my agent, actually, when
2:27:42
he listens to me, talk hockey, he tells me all the time, dude.
2:27:45
He got a, you got to figure out these names, man.
2:27:48
You gotta figure out how to pronounce these names if you
2:27:51
want to talk hockey when it comes to you.
2:27:53
If you want to work on the NHL network and I was like, dude,
2:27:55
Brian, relax. Brian, if you listen to the
2:27:57
show, that's why we have this segment sounded out.
2:28:00
I just embarrassed the hell out of myself.
2:28:01
And then, you know, you can laugh at it and we can go back
2:28:04
to stupidity on this show but Matt, I, I follow you, man.
2:28:10
I love what you do and we got to stay in touch.
2:28:13
I don't know. Speedy has got your number, what
2:28:14
state, let's stay in touch. I'm gonna be doing some live
2:28:18
shows in the winter time speak. Java has a couple of nice
2:28:24
restaurants out in Manhattan and New Jersey and we're gonna be
2:28:28
doing some live shows over there and maybe some here on Long
2:28:31
Island. Maybe one in this on a in on a
2:28:34
beach and before the summer is over, we'd love for you to come
2:28:37
down and you know talk a little hockey, talk a little football
2:28:40
and have a little fun with us with some of the fans and
2:28:44
promote your product. Because I love what you do.
2:28:46
I'm not throwing anybody under the bus and I know you were you
2:28:49
do a lot of shows jet shows? I think your your show is to me.
2:28:54
I I respect what you say because I I'm not going to throw anybody
2:28:58
on a. There's things that people say
2:28:59
on their show that just like are you getting paid by the Jets?
2:29:02
I honestly, that's what I think and I'm not gonna throw any, but
2:29:06
I'm not gonna say it on the show but I you I think you're honest.
2:29:10
I watch your Island to show. I support what you do with the
2:29:13
Islanders and gracious, enough to come on our show but also
2:29:17
support what we do. And I just want to let you know,
2:29:19
we broke 130,000 downloads on Spotify and apple last month.
2:29:23
So we're we're, yeah. It's we're doing a lot of great
2:29:28
things on this show and Java. You know, since he's joined the
2:29:31
show, it's been fun and choppa's learning a little bit about us
2:29:33
as personalities and some of the crazy things that we do on this
2:29:39
show as we always go, as we know or this one.
2:29:42
My rear end is burning. Oh this blow my back out.
2:29:46
I love Lisa Ann we do a lot of different things on this show
2:29:49
and would like to mess up mess around with job as Joba is not
2:29:52
an athlete. Anyways, we appreciate the time.
2:29:56
You're a sensational person and I love what you're doing.
2:29:58
Let's stay in touch and let's get together, man.
2:30:02
Is it that all sounds great. Thanks again for having me guys,
2:30:04
really appreciate it. And by the way, when we do the
2:30:06
Islanders this summer, this winter, when the season starts,
2:30:09
we do every Saturday. What do we do on Islander
2:30:13
pregame pregame show every Saturday?
2:30:14
Let's get you on the show. I think the fans would love.
2:30:18
You can hang us out and we do like a 25 minute take before The
2:30:22
Islander game starts and they go to the, The Islander pre-games
2:30:25
over there and we go back and forth, and we argue island or
2:30:28
hockey. I think you'd be great and I
2:30:30
think it would be great for the fans to hear what you got to
2:30:32
say. Yeah, that sounds awesome.
2:30:34
I'm totally in for a little aisles pregame action.
2:30:37
Hey, go on 103.9. You get your your program and
2:30:40
all the stuff that you're doing right now on your on your
2:30:43
product, which is Sensational by the way.
2:30:45
So we really appreciate the time.
2:30:48
Absolutely guys, thanks so much metal.
2:30:50
Leary, I love Matt, its Speedy. When you told me Matt was gonna
2:30:54
come on the Shelf, I am a fan of his because he's an Islander
2:30:57
guy. He's a jet guy so me and him
2:31:01
have something in common. The only thing that I would say
2:31:04
about Matt that I give him a lot of credit for is he says a lot
2:31:07
of good things about his teams. I just dropped the hammer on my
2:31:12
teams so me and Matt would be pretty funny on a show.
2:31:16
If we went back to Fort back and forth, bantering about our teams
2:31:18
because he would be the bright side of things and I would be
2:31:22
like, oh the world's gonna end. Yeah.
2:31:24
What was last year, too? Which is very weird.
2:31:26
What we did the Islanders pregame show.
2:31:28
The first year in 2023. It was kind of like it was kind
2:31:31
of a steady course throughout the season they started slow but
2:31:33
they were like pretty steady after that last year like all
2:31:36
our pregame shows like the first three months of the season.
2:31:38
So it was like all like all the negative ends of the Islanders
2:31:41
then they fight nearly start making the good trades after
2:31:43
that. So like the youth movement like
2:31:45
last three months or so he didn't get to us much, I love it
2:31:48
and, you know, we got Nick in, we got to have Dan Rosie.
2:31:51
He's better part of our show, he's gonna help us.
2:31:53
But first, ladies and gentlemen, we got to go to Speedy six pack.
2:31:59
Let's have a sensor. Hey, who wants to play drink the
2:32:03
beer? It's time for the Speedy, six
2:32:05
pack of the way doo doo doo doo. My pinky is bigger than yours.
2:32:11
I would imagine it as niffin, right?
2:32:13
I've never been one to measure, pinkies, but Daniel, why don't
2:32:16
you say hello to Danny? We haven't seen Danny on the
2:32:19
scope for a long time. You guys don't know, Nick, Nick,
2:32:21
goody Danny, if you don't know, nick, nick, no Yankees played
2:32:25
for the Guardians 6 year career in the major league and you know
2:32:28
who job is Joba Chamberlain. Everybody, this is Dan riziki.
2:32:32
He's been riding for me since I started 12 13 years ago.
2:32:35
It's been a fan of the show. He's, you know, he's a fan of
2:32:39
some of the teams that I root for and he just loves to drop
2:32:42
the hammer, he worked for Sports Illustrated before.
2:32:45
He was let go by Sports Illustrated for some of his
2:32:47
takes on the Islanders, and Charles Wong.
2:32:50
I love him. He actually introduced me to
2:32:53
fish and that's why fishes with us right now.
2:32:56
Is Damaris. Ezekiel told me that fish is Guy
2:33:00
that is up and coming thinks that he's a good personality and
2:33:03
he would help me out on the back end of the show.
2:33:04
And here he is Dani razooqi. We have three three stats from
2:33:08
each of the New York baseball teams.
2:33:09
I'm gonna do them a Yankees one first, and you're a Mets fan
2:33:14
where to get a lot of stuff with the New York Mets later,
2:33:16
obviously, a big weekend for one of their best players and their
2:33:18
franchise history, but I'm gonna start with the Yankees, I'll
2:33:20
start with Marcus Stroman. A guy that you guys have been
2:33:23
criticism criticizing of in the past.
2:33:25
I had a very good start against the Braves go to Yen and Java
2:33:29
specifically with you guys because this was one that I
2:33:31
found interesting, 11, Splitters versus the Braves all with the
2:33:34
left all against lefties and got a lot of swing and misses and
2:33:37
only used 14% of the sinkers, which is usually usually does a
2:33:41
lot more sinkers in his starts and had a lot more success doing
2:33:44
it that way. So I had an approach thing that
2:33:45
stroman's, got the change because they might need him to
2:33:47
start more often. well, yeah, I couldn't get any worse so you
2:33:52
got to make an adjustment and I mean, He throws so many
2:33:57
pictures. It's hard to figure out what
2:34:00
children's best and what's working.
2:34:02
So yeah, I think if you're seeing obviously balls going
2:34:06
down on a running, getting swings and misses and and I
2:34:09
think it's a game plan but also a field type of thing.
2:34:12
And sometimes we either have it or don't and sometimes you try
2:34:17
to do too much. So I think if you see everything
2:34:19
going arm side and have multiple weapons to be able to do that, I
2:34:24
think it's more. So a game plan other than feel
2:34:28
because obviously hasn't been very good since he came back.
2:34:31
I agree with that if you throw the pitch that works at night.
2:34:34
So if it's a splitter that's working and that's what you're
2:34:36
throwing and you said it was down, you say through to the
2:34:40
lefties. Yeah.
2:34:41
Yeah, so he threw it the splitter.
2:34:43
He threw it 11 times against lefties in that game and it was
2:34:47
he got a lot more success rate of it.
2:34:49
He said the previous analytics were saying like he's up a lot
2:34:52
of the time. That's what he was struggling.
2:34:53
So, I was more predictable and then he 14th century, only 14%
2:34:57
singers, which he normally does around 30%.
2:35:01
Yeah, so I mean they have a book out on them, right?
2:35:03
So if he's throwing more, if he's.
2:35:05
So the hitters for the hitters know, exactly.
2:35:08
What's gonna come and what counts, are they have an idea,
2:35:11
percentage was what's gonna come?
2:35:12
And what counts? And so, I'm sure strowman's, a
2:35:16
guy who would probably like to flip the book around and and
2:35:18
instead of being heavy on the Sinker, he's mixing it up,
2:35:21
mixing his pitches and Us splitter traditionally will go
2:35:25
down in a way toward to a lefty. Some guys can can manipulate it
2:35:29
to go to both sides of the plate and it's probably just like a
2:35:33
little bit of a harder change up, so if he's having success
2:35:36
with it, then That's what you throw.
2:35:38
I'm looking for graphic there and I'm so horrified by this
2:35:41
it's it's fantastic and awful at the same time.
2:35:43
I just I've been staring at it. It's mesmerizing it's not on
2:35:48
some level. Why?
2:35:50
Because I was bored. And it's summer, you know, you
2:35:55
go to the beach Speedy, you know, like to go get his hand
2:35:58
know. We doesn't, I don't think I've
2:36:00
ever seen. I go very, very rarely gotten.
2:36:02
I don't think he's ever gone to the beach.
2:36:05
Not around me in 10 years, I've never heard.
2:36:08
Hey, let's go to the beach Harold.
2:36:10
The only time he goes to the beach is when we, we celebrate
2:36:12
his birthday and he's throwing up all over the place.
2:36:14
That's about it. That's the only time I I seen
2:36:17
Speedy actually enjoy the beach with me.
2:36:19
Yeah, I've only gotten probably tan twice in my life, Dan.
2:36:24
As you know, most of my good ideas happen either half in the
2:36:28
bag or just because I was born. It's a half in the bag.
2:36:32
I got you covered. You have to tell me I already
2:36:35
know. Well Speedy's.
2:36:36
Uh, you know, Speedy doesn't know how to work the bag, so if
2:36:39
he has the bean bag and it works in Two Nuts, Two Nuts.
2:36:42
Is better than one, right Speedy.
2:36:44
I'm not gonna judge anything on nuts.
2:36:46
This is a, by the way, this is a six pack.
2:36:48
They come in a lot more than nuts coming.
2:36:49
A lot more than by the way. I can't stand Marcus Stroman and
2:36:52
the fact that Marcus Stroman is somebody we're talking about,
2:36:55
makes me sick to my stomach, blockchain strowman, Patrick
2:36:58
Medford, native long island native.
2:37:00
I know his family, his brother is going to be a sensational
2:37:03
draft, pick and Sensational player.
2:37:05
Playing for Patchogue switch hitter.
2:37:06
He he's at least a nice guy. His brother Marcus, every time
2:37:11
I've been around him. I was at his draft party at
2:37:13
doubling doubling deck. I'll never forget it.
2:37:17
His father is such a nice dude. And he just doesn't know how to
2:37:20
respect people everywhere. He's gone.
2:37:22
He's been an ass. A lot of people that have been
2:37:25
around Marcus Stroman, probably would tell you that he's not an
2:37:29
easy person to be around so I Why we bringing up Marcus
2:37:32
Stroman? What is numbers are?
2:37:33
He's not even an important factor to the New York, Yankees
2:37:36
moving forward in a second. So that's number five.
2:37:40
All right, so we'll go on to so they had a comeback on Friday.
2:37:43
Five Run come back, it was the Yankees first ninth inning
2:37:46
comeback this season and only their 18th comeback went into
2:37:49
the season which actually tied for six lowest in baseball with
2:37:52
your team. Go to the Guardians only have 18
2:37:54
as well. Are you concerned about that?
2:37:56
Or is it flukey? What is your thoughts?
2:37:58
All that night didn't come back, I don't really know.
2:38:01
I mean, it's baseball like, yeah, I don't know how to
2:38:03
explain. I don't know how to explain this
2:38:04
one. Maybe the picture had a rough
2:38:06
night 8 times in a row. Nine times in a row like, you're
2:38:09
supposed to win the games that year that you're leading in the
2:38:12
night inning. So, To be honest with you, I
2:38:16
haven't watched New York, Yankees, baseball, and been
2:38:18
watching my summer league baseball, Moses on.
2:38:21
So I didn't catch that one but you're up when you're up,
2:38:25
eighth, ninth inning, 789, inning, like those, your
2:38:27
lockdown relievers was the game you're supposed to win and if
2:38:29
the Yankees are very special up five.
2:38:32
Yeah. If the Yankees come back and and
2:38:34
when like that's huge and that that you have momentum going
2:38:38
into the next game Yankees. Baseball.
2:38:43
It really hasn't been good and anybody that thinks and
2:38:46
Giancarlo Stanton is, is been pretty good.
2:38:49
He's the only one hitting him and Aaron judge.
2:38:51
Thank God, he's back. So it adds a little bit more
2:38:54
boom to that lineup. This is a lineup that a lot of
2:38:57
people thought, hey, adding Goldman, he was playing well in
2:39:00
the beginning of the the first half.
2:39:02
He's kind of falling falling falling off and Bellinger he's
2:39:05
up. And he's down.
2:39:06
He goes on a 13 game industry and then he can't hit a lick for
2:39:09
like 10 games. The problem with the Yankees is
2:39:12
consistency, if they want to win, they just lost against the
2:39:15
Blue Jays tonight. Florida one, if they want to the
2:39:17
win the division and they want to go on and try to make another
2:39:20
world series. They got a police, they got to
2:39:22
be better at the plate. Pitching is Gonna Come.
2:39:24
I think they're going to add another picture and another arm
2:39:27
at the trade deadline. They need to add two bats at
2:39:31
least if they expect to make another run to the World Series.
2:39:34
I, this lineup is not good enough.
2:39:36
She's not looking at, Mitch Keller right now.
2:39:38
From Pirates. I don't know if you if you saw
2:39:40
that but colors like hot. Like 13 like starts in a row
2:39:45
where he's got to get two and a half era and like a one whip,
2:39:48
which is not really what his numbers were in his career.
2:39:51
He had a couple of hot streaks earlier in his career but he's
2:39:54
he's like a guy that will kind of middles off similar to like
2:39:57
strowman's numbers in that game that you were talking about
2:39:59
before where, you know, a couple of strikeouts, limited the hits
2:40:03
to less than one per inning. He's gonna get one of those
2:40:06
every once in a while, the Yankees need to get it off and
2:40:09
the Yankees need to get rid of all pay.
2:40:11
I don't know what's going on with this organization.
2:40:12
Volpe is been horrible defensively.
2:40:15
He had another era tonight. I mean, he's making too many
2:40:18
mistakes, and he's not hitting enough.
2:40:20
If you can't, your strength is your defense and you, you want
2:40:24
to go glove last year and you were the best shortstop in the
2:40:27
American League. And you, you don't produce this
2:40:30
year, the Yankees need to either send them down or trade him, but
2:40:33
he's not worth anything right now, so you might as well send
2:40:36
him down. He's says, he's all he's a
2:40:39
Savage. The rest of them, it's horrible,
2:40:41
but he didn't, he say Elite. he's Elite and a Savage Elite,
2:40:45
you know, it's I let me ask Donny because I've said this
2:40:49
Danny Good teams. Don't have this problem.
2:40:52
Do they? Good teams might have good coach
2:40:55
teams, have a lot less problems. It's almost like coaching
2:40:58
matters on some level. If a team is coach 12, they know
2:41:01
what to do with certain moments and what teams not coach looks
2:41:04
like it's the first time they're playing a game which is really
2:41:07
scary. I mean, like, we got two Pros
2:41:09
but out here who know that they've had different coaches
2:41:12
different managers. And I bet you, they can tell you
2:41:15
guys that could resem that can make changes effectively and
2:41:18
then other guys who were there, because they were there.
2:41:21
Yeah, thank you so much. Good one.
2:41:23
Wait a second. So, so now we have another guy
2:41:26
that is going to point their fingers at Aaron Boone.
2:41:29
This is someone someone has to do it at this point.
2:41:32
It's constant. Its, they play Bad based on and
2:41:37
lose games, they shouldn't play baseball.
2:41:39
Baseball is a sport and, and Jabba Nick know this more than
2:41:44
anything you go on the mountain, you pitch your game, it has
2:41:47
nothing to do with the manager, you go to the plate, is the
2:41:50
manager gonna hit for, you know, Joe Torre.
2:41:52
He had a load of great talent around him for years.
2:41:55
Those lineups, the Kora players you're going to tell me Joe,
2:41:59
Torrey was a great manager. He was the last person that
2:42:02
George Steinberg wanted to bring in.
2:42:03
He didn't even want him there and he talked about the guy
2:42:07
before him buck who always had the great fundamental defense
2:42:10
and the great fundamental bass running and the great
2:42:13
fundamentals that carried over to that Tori team, which might
2:42:17
not have been Tori's strength and then they had that great
2:42:19
run, it happened with buck everywhere, right?
2:42:21
Where the, after he left, because people couldn't take
2:42:23
Buck after a while that, but they had those intangibles that
2:42:27
made them good teams. I don't see that with the bun
2:42:30
teams. The bun teams, make bad bass,
2:42:32
running mistakes. I mean, we can show the video of
2:42:34
viva's getting gunned down by Acuna, where he doesn't even
2:42:37
slide in a game that they lost because they made it.
2:42:41
He made the out of Third Base. So, oh.
2:42:43
So now we're gonna try to compare a guy like Aaron Boone.
2:42:47
Who's never managed anywhere else, remember, he came, he was
2:42:50
a sport. He was on, ESPN working for
2:42:53
baseball night and this guy got a chance.
2:42:56
He's father was a background as a GM.
2:42:58
Its brother has worked, you know, for different
2:43:01
organizations and was a good baseball player.
2:43:03
So we're gonna blame our bun where he has one of the best
2:43:06
winning percentage and Yankees history, and we're gonna sit
2:43:09
here and say, oh, our boot doesn't do this, right?
2:43:11
He doesn't do that. Right.
2:43:12
There are a lot of managers that don't don't do things, right?
2:43:15
There's one of them over there with the Dodgers and he's won
2:43:19
and he's won chairs. Aaron Boone is is not, he's the
2:43:24
manager, he's not necessarily the coach, the coach of the
2:43:26
analytical team. In New York who makes.
2:43:28
Yes, they make. All the decisions.
2:43:30
They pull the strings there, but he is.
2:43:33
I mean, I'm sure he makes some game time decisions, but for the
2:43:36
most part, he's getting fed all the analytics from their
2:43:39
analytical department and it all gets streamlined, write to him.
2:43:42
Either has a game, he has a game playing going into the game and
2:43:45
I'm sure that that game plan will deviate throughout as
2:43:49
different scenarios happen throughout the game.
2:43:52
And I know that he's getting fed information, you know, before he
2:43:57
makes a decision on who to bring in and whatnot, they have
2:44:00
numbers, they have everything in the book that you can possibly
2:44:03
go through. And so like, yeah, he's gonna
2:44:05
get beat up in the media because that's his job, he's the
2:44:07
manager. So, he gets beat up in the
2:44:09
media, but at the end of the day, like, If you were to peel
2:44:12
back, you know the layers, if you will.
2:44:15
The people who get be getting beat up in the media or probably
2:44:19
the analytical department on who they signed, and who they're
2:44:22
putting in certain situations, not can Aaron Boone play?
2:44:26
Making an impact, of course he can set the temperature of the
2:44:30
locker room. You know he can go around and
2:44:32
give guys confidence and just let him know like Tito did that
2:44:38
for me and I wanted there's something about it that you want
2:44:41
to play harder for that guy. And by the way, by the way, I'm
2:44:44
sorry Josh is saying that he thinks he's a good manager.
2:44:47
I'm sorry to cut you off. Good guy.
2:44:48
Yeah. No, I mean, I I I mean, he went,
2:44:51
he was in the World Series last year and he's got one of the
2:44:54
best teams in baseball now. So like How can we sit here and
2:44:58
say he's a good or bad manager? I mean he's he's hot, he has a
2:45:01
winning record. I have a question for Nick and
2:45:04
for Joba. Joba.
2:45:07
So my question is this, the Yankees pitching staff?
2:45:14
Right? How many of those pictures?
2:45:15
I mean, just to take on the Yankees and, and their manager,
2:45:19
how many pitchers have come to the Yankees organization that
2:45:23
are currently a team that are worth Their weight, right?
2:45:26
Like look at the Yankees. Starting to have right?
2:45:28
It's free with Rhode Island. From where?
2:45:33
Was San Francisco. It's like, what are the Yankees
2:45:43
doing with their minor leagues at that?
2:45:45
No one is coming through to be effective, it would it be bad?
2:45:48
Coaching would be would that's that's my point, Dan.
2:45:51
Like I just see a lot of mediocrity Dan and everyone
2:45:56
seems to want to defend Boone. I haven't forgiven him for
2:45:59
putting Nestor Cortes into face, Freddie Freeman, and that's why
2:46:03
one of the world, and that's why you're not a GM.
2:46:05
And that's why you're not a coach buddy, they lost the game
2:46:07
that way and they went to Nestor who was cold for month.
2:46:12
He has a high school come up and can handle the pressure's in New
2:46:16
York Louise Hill's, one of them who can do it, so guys can do
2:46:19
it. So guys, can't a lot of people,
2:46:20
I think when people come up to the Yankees system and they get
2:46:25
traded away and they have success, they can find, they can
2:46:28
they, they find who they are. As a major league baseball
2:46:31
player than they can come back to New York as a more mature
2:46:33
veteran, if you will. And then The able to handle the
2:46:37
New York media and everything outside of baseball.
2:46:40
I mean, they're pretty good. They do produce good.
2:46:43
I mean, there's two guys in the Boston Red Sox.
2:46:45
Opener, every night every day, pictures.
2:46:48
I mean, Whitlock and wiser are both homegrown Yankees that are
2:46:52
putting together, decent. Seasons are hot, put together
2:46:56
decent Seasons so it's sometimes you have to get away from New
2:47:00
York and then you'll end up coming back if it if it's in
2:47:04
your cards, but they coaching it, there isn't bad.
2:47:07
I mean, they, there's a reason why a lot of young players get
2:47:10
poached from the Yankees minor league system.
2:47:12
Not only players but coaches as well because they produce, same
2:47:16
with Cleveland, same with LA, they produce like if you look at
2:47:20
the top five or ten, whatever Cleveland LA and the Dodgers at
2:47:24
the top, three for minor league and producing pitching, our last
2:47:28
one for the Four Speedy. Yeah, last time for the Yankees
2:47:32
and Aaron judge ties, Alex Rodriguez, 351 home runs as a
2:47:36
Yankee and he did it in 4717, less games and Abraham played
2:47:40
1505 games as a Yankee and Aaron judge 1000 902, what are your
2:47:45
thoughts up? More historic history for Aaron
2:47:47
Schatz. Aaron judges, Aaron judges, one
2:47:50
of the most dominant players we've seen with the New York
2:47:53
Yankees since Mickey, Mantle, since Don Mattingly when he won
2:47:58
on a five-year stents since Derek Jeter.
2:48:01
When he went on that stent of, you know, that hitting spree and
2:48:04
Alex Rodriguez, doing what he did when he came to the New York
2:48:07
Yankees. When we think of star players,
2:48:10
star players that don't go out there, throw his team, under the
2:48:13
bus, I'll say it over and over and over again.
2:48:15
What makes Aaron judge? So special is when he goes out
2:48:18
there after the game win or lose.
2:48:20
He doesn't, he doesn't rep. What he does.
2:48:22
He doesn't Pat himself on the back.
2:48:24
Oh, I hit three home runs in a game.
2:48:25
I was four. I was four for five.
2:48:27
No, he says, listen if we when we win it's more important to
2:48:31
win than putting up the numbers that I am doing.
2:48:33
If I'm not winning those numbers mean nothing that is a star
2:48:38
player. Not Mike Trout.
2:48:39
People forget what my trout said over the years when he was a
2:48:42
dominant force over there with the angels, the Angels sucked
2:48:45
when my trout was one of the best players in the world and
2:48:48
what in My child say every time after the game, when people
2:48:50
didn't even know who Mike, Trout was my child said, listen I
2:48:54
could put up all the numbers you want.
2:48:55
I could not be a five tool player if we're not winning.
2:48:58
Why does it even matter? And it's it's true.
2:49:01
They never had any pitching to win either.
2:49:03
So but it's It's crazy to think. And okay this this will go back
2:49:10
to kind of what you said fish too and and Dan, he's well.
2:49:15
Okay. So is he gonna play long enough
2:49:18
to like break everything? Because he got a late start,
2:49:21
because they did wait later as a first round.
2:49:24
Draft. Pick got a Fresno State, so he
2:49:26
had the college pedigree. And he didn't make his debut
2:49:30
until he was 24. So is and and we've talked about
2:49:35
this before, it's kind of its kind of Catch 22, right?
2:49:38
It's like, do we bring a spark right now?
2:49:42
and you know, ruin our wrist that chance Or do we do we kind
2:49:48
of let him be successful? And we've seen what that's
2:49:51
turned into, obviously. It's a lot of hard work and
2:49:54
dedication and understanding but I get I understand both sides of
2:49:59
it. It, but he yeah, he's gonna go
2:50:01
down as one of the best Yankees ever.
2:50:04
It'll be determined to see if he goes.
2:50:07
I mean, he's gotta, he's gonna hit 400.
2:50:09
Is he going to hit 100? Is the question.
2:50:12
So for me it's is he going to win?
2:50:15
You know, if he's gonna compare to the best Yankee because of
2:50:18
the tradition of the team, you have to win a championship to
2:50:21
consider one of the best Yankees in this story franchise right
2:50:24
there. Says it in our.
2:50:25
And in the opening, before we get going, are we going to have
2:50:29
this conversation and be like? Well, he didn't win.
2:50:33
But he's got 600 homers. Four MVPs whatever.
2:50:38
I'm just throwing numbers out. But are we gonna say that about
2:50:41
him if they don't make it? Like they have to make some type
2:50:45
of change? I don't know if that's bun, I
2:50:48
don't know if it's cash. I don't know.
2:50:50
Sell the team. I'm just throwing weird stuff
2:50:53
out and you can't keep getting there without winning and just
2:50:58
like Alex Rodriguez, until Alex Rodriguez went on that run in
2:51:01
2009, nobody thought he was a winner now, I know everybody
2:51:04
hates Alex Rodriguez, but Alex Rodriguez is gonna go down as
2:51:08
one of the top four players of all time steroids are not go.
2:51:11
Look at his numbers. That numbers don't lie.
2:51:13
Was he a good person? No.
2:51:14
Was he a sensational? You know, person off the field.
2:51:19
I heard that he has been good and by the way, he owns the
2:51:22
Timberwolves. Now, he's a good businessman.
2:51:23
I I do believe Alex Rodriguez, if he didn't win a championship
2:51:27
in 2009. Nobody cares about all his
2:51:30
accolades. He want, he helped the Yankees
2:51:32
win in 2009. So Aaron judge has to win a
2:51:35
championship to be considered one of the greatest Yankees of
2:51:37
all time. If he wins one which I believe
2:51:39
he will, the Yankees are going to win at least one before he's
2:51:42
done. So you say he won't go down if
2:51:45
it's one of the greatest showman because again, when we think
2:51:50
about Out some of the great Yankees of our time.
2:51:52
Joe DiMaggio, he won Mickey Mantle, he won Babe Ruth when
2:51:58
they won World Series, those guys doesn't matter, like the
2:52:00
one The one like 96 teams now. Come on, man.
2:52:04
So why you just think everything before the Mets was like, fake?
2:52:08
Baseball like fake news baseball in 62.
2:52:12
All right? Come on, man.
2:52:15
All right, he's gonna go down one of the greatest Yanks.
2:52:18
I I don't you know one of the best.
2:52:23
I think the question is does he go down in Yankees history?
2:52:26
Like similar to the guys like Mickey Mantle if he does if he
2:52:29
is he's gonna have to win championships.
2:52:31
If he's the best player, he's the best championships ship, he
2:52:37
compared to those ones. What if he had 600 home runs?
2:52:40
Yes, if he's a Hall of Famer at this point, 100%, he's all the
2:52:44
family now. So just because of the pace,
2:52:46
he's on like two more years and he's at 400 something home runs
2:52:51
it's kind of hard to argue with what he's doing.
2:52:54
He's gonna win, he's gonna win another NBA last two years.
2:52:57
This would be three nvps in the last four years.
2:53:00
I mean, how many players? How many players have done that?
2:53:04
I mean Mike Trout, he's the most in the regular season since I
2:53:11
can't remember. And we see what he did, for one
2:53:14
sort of with the Yankees vers wants to do with the Mets.
2:53:17
It's two different hitters All right.
2:53:21
Speedy. Move on to those Mets with
2:53:23
number three. All right.
2:53:24
So could I send the return tonight?
2:53:26
Unfortunately had a rough start following four runs in just
2:53:28
three Innings, but before that, here's a stat, that's
2:53:31
interesting. So top 10 in Barrel rate against
2:53:33
could I send a 6.4% which up to the same as two weeks?
2:53:37
Google has been the best picture in baseball, pretty much all
2:53:39
year. So second half expectations for
2:53:41
saying coming off, injury was kind of a month Dan, what were
2:53:45
your thoughts to what you saw tonight?
2:53:45
And then you guys all the pictures and all come in right
2:53:49
after that, we'll start with you.
2:53:52
I get deleted. Awesome.
2:53:53
Oh yeah. It's the first up that that goes
2:53:56
Fork is for real and I don't get it because to me that's a split
2:54:00
finger fastball I'm old right? So I still Mike's got the 80s,
2:54:03
you know, and I saw Bruce Cedar in the 80s it's saying that
2:54:07
image and for some reason, his looks more deceiving and we've
2:54:12
got two pictures here. That goes to speak to this way
2:54:14
better than I can. But like I don't get what makes
2:54:17
a pitch devastating for one guy and makes it pedestrian for the
2:54:21
next guys. So maybe she does the pros
2:54:24
because like they are both majorly pictures and they will
2:54:27
tell you that guys in a bullpen or on their staff, they play
2:54:30
with through the same, exact goddamn bitch and it broke six,
2:54:33
six inches more or it's fun at the end and tells off inside,
2:54:37
like what makes a pitcher be able to take a picture?
2:54:40
Everyone's throwing for 100 years and just make it their
2:54:42
own. I mean, you could you could say
2:54:44
that about every pitch really like why does why does
2:54:47
basketball run and it's manipulating the baseball how
2:54:51
you you know, have a I guess pressure on index finger pinky,
2:54:58
like there's so many ways to do it.
2:55:00
Some guys arm slots play a part of it some guys just naturally
2:55:06
that's what it does. Use Devin Williams example he
2:55:11
over pronates. Instead of just a regular
2:55:14
Change-Up like he does it on purpose because his basically is
2:55:18
internal rotation as is more than normal.
2:55:21
So I think there's a lot of things that play a part into it.
2:55:24
Yeah, it's like hey yeah we offer changeups but mine.
2:55:27
Suction years is really good. We hold it the same exact way.
2:55:30
I mean that's just there's no Rhyme or Reason.
2:55:32
Oh, you're spin rates. Not this your horizontal
2:55:35
different like they're gonna tell you that but honestly it's
2:55:39
like I I tried every change in the world and they all sucked.
2:55:44
So I yeah, I was terrible but that's like the that's like
2:55:49
Mariano Rivera throwing the cutter and made it his, you
2:55:52
know, he threw one pitch. I mean, he threw forcing, you
2:55:56
know, every now and that's sporadically, but like it was a
2:55:57
cutter. He made his what made his
2:55:59
cutter. So good.
2:56:00
I think it was his control and being able to locate it whenever
2:56:03
wherever he wanted to and whatever count he wanted to as
2:56:06
well. And then be able to buzz a force
2:56:08
him in there, straight pitch there and then you have the
2:56:11
cutter that goes there. So like setting up pitches a lot
2:56:15
of it could be deceptive. A lot of it could be what job is
2:56:18
said now. They now they have pitched
2:56:20
design Labs, where you can get the exact horizontal, the exact
2:56:24
vertical break that you want spend.
2:56:29
You, you can increase spin all the sticky stuff, you know, well
2:56:34
that that will increase spend. Now that they're checking for
2:56:37
that. I think spend rates probably
2:56:38
more like a fingerprint, you know.
2:56:40
It's it's related to who you are as a pitcher.
2:56:45
I think the pressure that you put on the back of the ball and
2:56:48
on the seams as you come through.
2:56:51
I'm sure there are ways to create more spin, but a lot of
2:56:56
that has to do with accepting this, you're delivery your
2:56:59
release point. If you look at Miserables, the
2:57:04
guy for the Missouri, that's what he is.
2:57:07
When he throws a fastball 100 to 102.
2:57:10
So just Paul schemes like why don't those guys obviously it's
2:57:13
102 but he has the most extension in the league by far
2:57:17
and it looks like it's just jumping on guys and it looks
2:57:20
like it's alright and guys will call they come back and they're
2:57:22
like, you know, he threw a 98 mile an hour slider How, you
2:57:27
know, it doesn't it just like it's just, it's crazy work.
2:57:30
What's going on? Makes sense?
2:57:32
Some of it just doesn't like it's gotten.
2:57:34
Let me try to make some sense of it for you guys.
2:57:37
Here's a baseball Savant. If you guys aren't on this, this
2:57:41
has been pretty new the last couple years you could take a
2:57:44
look. These are senga anything in red
2:57:46
is good, blue is generally bad. It's easy way to look at it
2:57:50
down. The middle is average.
2:57:51
So saying that with extension that's like how the ball gets
2:57:54
on. How you?
2:57:54
I don't know. You guys explain to me, but the
2:57:56
ball gets on top like you so Miser ski.
2:57:58
So his is kind of average but he's been really kind of
2:58:01
crushing it. He doesn't have the best
2:58:03
philosophy, he's throwing almost 94, he walks too many guys, but
2:58:06
everything else is well above average, he might be, if he gets
2:58:11
to stay healthy, he's great. And this is the one that you can
2:58:13
see the best red one. There that 98 that's off speed
2:58:16
run value. I'm assuming that's about the
2:58:19
movement of the ghost fork and just how on hidden bowl that
2:58:22
pitches. So you can kind of see it,
2:58:24
analytically these days. All right, moving on Speedy.
2:58:28
Number two, moving on to Francisco Alvarez.
2:58:31
Finally got called back up, we talked about him getting demoted
2:58:33
about a month ago and he's back at 12 home, run to 975 Ops in
2:58:37
the minor leaks, he had 267 points higher than his MLB
2:58:40
career and then 323 higher than this season, which was in the
2:58:43
600s. So big, a turnaround for Alvarez
2:58:46
job actually said when he went down that he's going to be
2:58:50
called up. There's no way they're keeping
2:58:52
him down for the rest of the season.
2:58:53
He's a, he's a big part of their offense, he was a big part of
2:58:56
their offense last year. This guy's got a strong bad.
2:59:00
He's got a big bad and the Mets are gonna need him.
2:59:02
If they want to make a run to the playoffs and make a run
2:59:05
throughout the playoffs, he he was very good in the playoffs
2:59:08
for the New York Mets especially against certain teams.
2:59:10
I remember if who was it was Milwaukee, it was a Phillies in
2:59:14
Milwaukee was a big part of their offense and Philip
2:59:17
Philadelphia to the Mexican, eat his bad.
2:59:20
He's a great defensive player. That's what he had problems with
2:59:22
and why they sent him down. He was making mistakes throwing
2:59:25
the ball. I think he's got better.
2:59:27
And I expect him to make a speedy, a speedy, a present
2:59:33
presents for the New York Mets now in the second half of the
2:59:36
season. So I think that's good news for
2:59:37
the New York Mets that he was hot and Triple-A.
2:59:39
We talked about that too. It's like do you send them now
2:59:42
or I don't remember the catcher that we was a common Arrow,
2:59:46
whoever we sent there. They just basically released him
2:59:49
an Odom, 24 million and You're talking about.
2:59:53
Was literally. it can help this kid because the pressures often
2:59:58
and he's able to just go out and work on those things and I think
3:00:02
part of it, he was taking What he was doing in the field too,
3:00:05
is that bats? And now you got to work on
3:00:08
everything. It's good for him for not, you
3:00:10
know putting his dauber in the dirt and feeling bad for
3:00:13
himself. Going back to AAA.
3:00:15
And being able to you know, just be like look yourself in the
3:00:18
mirror and it's like I'm gonna get back there.
3:00:20
You know these are some things I need to work on and it's not
3:00:22
like I'm still not playing baseball getting paid so it was
3:00:25
I'm proud of him for doing it because it's not easy when you
3:00:29
when you get the big leaves and get sent down it.
3:00:31
You know it kicks you a little bit.
3:00:32
I like I like the copper and a dirt.
3:00:34
That was pretty funny. I didn't This great play
3:00:41
Alvarez. Did I believe his other his last
3:00:44
season? He takes himself, just an
3:00:46
unbelievable. Double play steps on the bass,
3:00:48
on a broken bat guns at the first.
3:00:50
This guy has all sorts of Talent on both sides of the ball.
3:00:54
He actually was involved in two of the runs in the rally in the
3:00:59
seventh and eighth inning tonight for the Mets and they're
3:01:01
in their comeback, win against the Angels.
3:01:03
So fish wearing dividends for the Mets with Alvarez.
3:01:07
Speedy number one, rounded out with Mets.
3:01:11
Legend. Now Ring of Honor, remember
3:01:13
David Wright? He got his number retired, the
3:01:15
10th Mets, have his number retired, first time.
3:01:17
It was retired for a Mets player that was there for his whole
3:01:20
career and some stats on him. 87 of his 248, home runs are
3:01:23
actually go ahead home runs and he is 8 walk, all farm runs
3:01:27
which is the most in New York Mets history, right?
3:01:29
One of the best defensive third baseman's golf you were talking
3:01:31
about me earlier about a 4 8. 3, 4 9, Three.
3:01:47
So great player, wasn't he? The captain dude.
3:01:51
David Wright number five, he's made all these great defensive
3:01:54
plays. I remember there was one like he
3:01:56
was kind of running backwards and like listening to the bare
3:01:59
hair and five. Yeah, it's just this legendary.
3:02:02
I've got my own feelings to David write.
3:02:04
First of all, every time I met David Wright, he's an ass.
3:02:06
That's that's of course you don't like the most likable
3:02:09
player in the history. He was an ass.
3:02:11
I met him three times, incredible Captain America as he
3:02:14
came out and he actually him in John Caldwell standing at
3:02:18
helmet. You know, to put in front of his
3:02:20
face when he died. They're the ones that created
3:02:23
those new helmets that a lot of these baseball players are
3:02:25
wearing because it was right. And yeah.
3:02:28
And John Carlos stands so David Wright.
3:02:30
Well, he had like the big head helmets too, didn't David?
3:02:32
Write that like? Yes, that's what he's Aaron's
3:02:37
talking about. In 2012.
3:02:38
He started using that for a little while.
3:02:40
Then he went back to the normal one I go.
3:02:42
I was never a big David Wright fan.
3:02:45
I remember obviously I, if I'm not mistaken, he came, he played
3:02:49
in Virginia. Yes, actually, with Ryan.
3:02:53
Zimmerman and Ryan's brother. Yeah, yeah.
3:02:55
And, oh, God, God damn what you say?
3:02:59
I'm sorry. I just like, like, is it
3:03:02
amazing? How like, in some areas they
3:03:04
produce Major Leaguers and then in some areas they don't.
3:03:07
Like I would just say before like to stroll in.
3:03:10
Right? There's gonna be markets, his
3:03:12
younger brother. Stephen Matt's all came from
3:03:14
like, long one time. Yeah, right.
3:03:17
Yeah. But no one else's big ass place.
3:03:18
It's 3 million people here. It's it's big but like one town,
3:03:21
amongst 3 million produced, three major league players,
3:03:23
right? David writes have like oh what's
3:03:27
the name Lindor? With Winker right?
3:03:30
And like it's like some High School from my home town.
3:03:35
She's like, oh, we produced 50 major league players, my high
3:03:37
school. We produce one guy who sucked
3:03:40
for Toronto like for fancy like Oh shoot, I should know that
3:03:46
because, no, I should because he sucked, but he also never came
3:03:52
back to work with the team. Like, you think you were, it was
3:03:55
your home town, like, well, I almost made it for a year.
3:03:58
Like, let me go back and show you guys how to do not know that
3:04:01
shit. So, um, it's too much, there's
3:04:04
too much of a Love Fest for David Wright, okay?
3:04:06
I, I, to me, you were one of the best, dude, him and Jose Reyes
3:04:11
on the left side of the infield. Like I remember playing and all
3:04:13
the show same as an impairment. This same Jose, right?
3:04:17
Yes. At the final game of the season
3:04:19
for him to win it, bad in town, he decided to pull himself out.
3:04:22
Yeah, great. Good job, Jose.
3:04:23
We love you buddy. That's why he don't know.
3:04:28
You know what I, you know what I think about certain players for
3:04:34
the New York Mets, organization and absolute joke, you guys are
3:04:38
gonna see here and tell me about David Wright, how great of a
3:04:41
player he was, yeah. When he actually played on the
3:04:43
field, he was a great. I've told player for like, what
3:04:46
four years David Wright to me could have been great but he
3:04:51
bitched and moaned and then the one run that he had in the World
3:04:54
Baseball Classic as they gave him as they call him the one and
3:04:58
only Captain America That season.
3:05:00
He got hit in the head and he was never the same player.
3:05:02
Congratulations to a great career of that's what I think
3:05:07
about David Wright. I think Met fans should stop
3:05:09
kissing his ass. I think he saw overrated.
3:05:12
Let's talk about guys like Carlos Beltran when the Mets
3:05:15
brought him to the organization, what he did for the New York
3:05:17
Mets? How about how about that, guys?
3:05:20
Okay. Yeah, I don't know.
3:05:27
Yeah, you're gonna tell me what was it, right?
3:05:30
The best player on that team. That went to the World Series
3:05:33
though? No, I don't think so.
3:05:35
He got hurt beginning of the Season, he was Daniel Murphy.
3:05:38
Daniel Murphy made that run. That's why the best player on
3:05:42
this is not their, Daniel Murphy was the best.
3:05:44
Defensive player in the playoffs.
3:05:46
When they went to the World Series.
3:05:47
Go look at it. You could go right with a gold
3:05:50
glove defensive player good for him, good for him.
3:05:53
Arrow makes me a better player, now he wasn't a better player.
3:05:56
David Ryan was a player and almost one of the most overrated
3:06:01
mats of all times. So like he's just under the Hall
3:06:04
of Fame 50 to 70 War, we always talk about Speedy stop at 49
3:06:09
point something because of all the injuries, he's bringing up
3:06:12
these really close to a halt analytics.
3:06:14
That means crap. I'm so tired of it.
3:06:17
Stop with the warcraft. He was an elite player for you,
3:06:20
good. He's an old pretty good.
3:06:22
Is that what it is? Hi, he's gonna have the same
3:06:24
issues as Mattingly. He's probably the best
3:06:30
comparison to be honest. You an answer who's better?
3:06:33
David Rider got Madeline. I'm taking Tom and Lee baseball.
3:06:36
Let's say like the war is I'll stop towards stop with your war
3:06:42
with your your what should be high.
3:06:44
Because he Was a great defensive play.
3:06:45
All right, Don what this this segment Speedy six pack of the
3:06:48
and my New York baseball I'll tell you what I'll do today,
3:06:55
David right? If I ever see him, I'll take my
3:06:57
shoe right here. You see this?
3:06:58
Nice little flat and shove it where the sun doesn't dress.
3:07:01
That's right. I can't stand David Wright.
3:07:04
So, overrated overrated player of all time for the New York
3:07:09
Mets. All right, let's go into it.
3:07:11
King of the Hill and here's the King of the Hill.
3:07:15
This Bobby is the Beltline you never ever.
3:07:18
Hit below that. Not that kind of King of the
3:07:21
Hill. You dumb.
3:07:22
This is King of the Hill Glory. Oh I need Brittany.
3:07:28
Also. And welcome back to King of the
3:07:36
Hill where we will take on the King after all the peasants
3:07:41
fighting out in round one, followed by the joust in round
3:07:45
two for a chance to take on the king, king Arrow has kept his
3:07:49
crown every week, except for one, will he keep it this week?
3:07:53
It looks like we got good job of Dan, radzi key, and Speedy Petey
3:07:59
playing tonight on King of the Hill.
3:08:02
Kenny radical, what? Let's get it straight here.
3:08:05
All right, here we go. All right, here we are to start
3:08:09
it off. First one, best receiving
3:08:11
running backs of all time so they have to be known for their
3:08:17
hands out of the backfield the way it works.
3:08:20
We'll go in order and then snake back like a fantasy draft.
3:08:25
So we'll set up the camera right here.
3:08:27
Dan's your first time playing. We'll let you go first on this
3:08:31
one. We'll put the king up top in his
3:08:33
slot for king of the hill, but he said and tell us why.
3:08:42
Because I watched him with the Jets when he was quote, unquote
3:08:45
Washington, and he was excellent, and the Jets always
3:08:49
sucks. So, if you get with the Jets, he
3:08:50
must All right, Speedy. All right.
3:08:57
I'll go with another one. That was a great, a little
3:08:59
before him, but I was on Marshall Faulk, he's not better
3:09:02
than LaDainian Tomlinson like Eric Coleman, thanks.
3:09:04
But I do think he still was one of the best one.
3:09:06
He was one of the best ones that I talked about.
3:09:09
That offense being one of the best of all time that offense, I
3:09:12
got game changer for a passing running, back in the running
3:09:15
backs, more involved in that. All right job.
3:09:20
I'm gonna go with one of my guys from Nebraska and Rodger Craig,
3:09:25
I think it's all around. The game was, was really good
3:09:29
and being able to watch him go and do.
3:09:33
What he did. I mean he had he had over almost
3:09:37
5,000 receiving yards. So that's just tell you
3:09:41
something with only eight. All right, goody for two.
3:09:47
Oh, I'm going with my guy CMC. Christian, McCaffrey 500 and 9
3:09:52
receptions. He's still on a role.
3:09:54
He has 4400, plus receiving yards, 29 plus touchdowns, he
3:09:59
caught 116 passes and 2019, which was the most ever by a
3:10:04
running back in a season. He's a basically, a wide
3:10:06
receiver and running. and he's still in this Prime, new knee
3:10:10
and all Number two, we're gonna go at Larry Center's.
3:10:16
I don't know if you know who he is, but he's technically, he had
3:10:25
101 catches in 1995, 6,797 yards, 28 studies.
3:10:34
Back to Jabba, do? I don't know if you know who he
3:10:37
is. Great.
3:10:40
Oh, had a great rating in Madden 96.
3:10:43
Yeah, my pinky is bigger than yours.
3:10:45
What do you love him? That's so good.
3:10:49
I like my sim cocktail. A guy I watched kick our butts
3:10:55
over and over from Kansas State and Darren Sproles.
3:10:58
Yeah, that was the name of his game.
3:11:01
Like you didn't know what especially in college but then
3:11:04
you know to watch him get in and everybody's like talking about
3:11:07
his size and whatever. Yeah, I was a little dude, but
3:11:09
he was very lucid and very, very good with you know, more
3:11:13
receiving yards than he had rushing yards.
3:11:16
But all so I mean great returner in that too.
3:11:19
But when you're able to You know, grow and build, and be
3:11:23
that size. And and have the amount of yards
3:11:25
he had over 11,000 total yards. So Darren Sproles even though
3:11:29
that's for years Another guy that played in a mic Mart's
3:11:34
offense and did very well that was Matt Forte.
3:11:36
Another guy that Joy close to 100 catch is pretty much every
3:11:40
year. I didn't, I don't think he had
3:11:41
the receiving yard totals, like McCaffrey did because I wasn't
3:11:44
like as big. He did it the way you're saying
3:11:47
it. And that Cody, I don't think
3:11:49
he's better than McCaffrey, he definitely still for that for
3:11:52
that time in that offense, which I Jake Cutler who was a
3:11:55
gunslinging quarterback. So didn't check it down as much
3:11:57
as he should have. Still had a lot of catches, both
3:12:00
the screens and with route running too was very precise for
3:12:02
him. So Matt Forte second Now.
3:12:08
Dead. Let me let me use the goody
3:12:10
method, not me. Oh yes.
3:12:14
So I looked up in the game but I'm gonna go with someone
3:12:18
because clearly these guys are way better football than I am.
3:12:21
OG Simpson as he running back at cut off, two people's heads.
3:12:27
So I'm like these guys like any player in football so I'm gonna
3:12:34
go to OJ. Are you sure about that?
3:12:37
Aaron Hernandez. Got a couple like just plays a
3:12:41
different position? I didn't lose that.
3:12:45
All right. Dan last pick of the round.
3:12:47
He's a crybaby. I didn't even know the player.
3:12:50
Yeah. So you pick two now.
3:12:53
You gotta do the last one. Oh remember.
3:12:57
For the Jets because those seats are so bad.
3:12:59
They had to throw to somebody to avoid the quarterback dying and
3:13:02
I'm sure he's a lot of receptions, I gotta guess like a
3:13:05
thousand just because that team was so terrible with Richards.
3:13:07
Going back. It must have been a lot of
3:13:09
receptors like lifesaving ones though.
3:13:13
All right, Speedy. All right.
3:13:15
I'll finish it off with the modern one.
3:13:16
I got that. I think Mario very precise has a
3:13:18
route Runner as well and I still playing not as good of a runner
3:13:21
as he used to be. But Alvin Kamara as a receiver.
3:13:23
I think you definitely saw. I think the combinations in
3:13:26
that, Sean Payton offense, he was Rookie of the Year and when
3:13:29
they outside of Michael Thomas, they didn't have much when it
3:13:32
came to offensive all around skills.
3:13:33
That Kamara actually was kind of that second receiver on that
3:13:36
team for a long time. I was the injuries caught up to
3:13:38
him later in his career, never was the amazing Pure Runner all
3:13:41
the time and later Parts was Kerber, receiving wise.
3:13:44
He's always been close to 1,000 yards and probably the best
3:13:47
route running that I've seen at probably besides McCaffrey.
3:13:49
I got to go back off. No.
3:13:52
Job. I'm gonna go Thurman.
3:13:54
He had a lot of rushing yards, but I just think when those
3:14:00
years, they were going back and forth with the Cowboys, how he
3:14:03
was able to, you know, compete with with Emmett and I mean, she
3:14:08
had 23 receiving touchdowns, and almost 5,000 receiving yards
3:14:13
Community played a while. But I always loved, when they go
3:14:16
back and forth and they're kind of like the Yankees, they just
3:14:18
could never went breaking news hoodie to finish it out as know
3:14:22
Woody, I'm going where Mr. USC himself Heisman Trophy winner.
3:14:26
Reggie Bush one of the most electrifying running backs.
3:14:30
We had his rookie season 88 catches nearly 10 yards per
3:14:35
reception that guy was incredible.
3:14:37
Drove Mercedes-Benz had Hotwire Scott, tons of money and won the
3:14:42
highest man got red band from the Heisman Trophy and then once
3:14:46
the nio came back, my boy got his trophy back.
3:14:49
So that Kardashian do I know where which I'm sure it does.
3:14:54
She live in New York? I know rushing yards. 18 tuddies
3:15:01
I need Brittany. All right arrow who is moving
3:15:04
on. I Gotta Give goody a lot of
3:15:07
credit because I like everyone if it's but him reading call.
3:15:12
I'm not reading it. You talking about, he's got a AI
3:15:17
chip in his brain, that's what it is.
3:15:20
I'm gonna I, you know what? I'll give it to good.
3:15:24
Evening because I just joked on a fruit.
3:15:31
He's never made it to the second round.
3:15:33
I'll take goody, I'll take speedy.
3:15:35
Speedy, is always all right, Dan and Java.
3:15:39
Pop up, the screen. You'll come back for the third
3:15:41
rounds, where we vote if someone can beat Errol in a democratic
3:15:45
way to, oh, you serve Dan his monarchy.
3:15:49
You number two, the joust. A wonderful.
3:15:58
Best. Scrambling quarterbacks of all
3:16:02
time, this type of quarterback has to be famously known for
3:16:07
their running ability. Let's go back to the screen.
3:16:13
This is easy dog. Fighting himself.
3:16:18
Michael Vick. For example, from the cops and
3:16:22
he was scrambling on the field career, rush yards, 6,100, nine
3:16:26
most, ever by quarterback, he was the best player.
3:16:29
And all the NFL games I ever played, I always pick with that
3:16:31
Lana because all I would do is fake rush it around the corner.
3:16:35
Take it for a hundred and we call it 46 yard walk off, TD
3:16:40
versus the Vikings in 2010. I mean, it's Michael Vick hands
3:16:43
down, not even a question. Let's go to the other game,
3:16:46
whatever the ones after this. All right.
3:16:49
I'll go with Randall Cunningham in the 80s and 90s.
3:16:52
Oh Eagles dual threat type guy. We talked about some of his
3:16:55
receivers a couple weeks ago like really making it extending
3:16:57
plays the way he did it but again trembling with his legs
3:17:00
too. And again this I was the start
3:17:02
of the mobile quarterback. They Roger.
3:17:04
Staubach did probably a little bit in the 70s but I would say
3:17:07
like in terms of like the electric like freak athlete
3:17:10
running type quarterback. Randall Cunningham was kind of
3:17:12
the first of that boat. Back to goody.
3:17:16
We're gonna kick it all the way back to my man.
3:17:18
Steve Young. He was the perfect balance of
3:17:21
rushing. Passing dangerous Scrambler with
3:17:25
the legs. How to arm to carry himself over
3:17:27
any new, how to slide to the left, slide to the right or take
3:17:31
off, Super Bowl champion and MVP career, rushing yards 4,239 and
3:17:37
rushing TDC ended his career with 43.
3:17:39
This guy was electrifying one of the best to do whatever Hall of
3:17:43
Famer. Speedy.
3:17:45
Oh, you gotta go with the one currently right now in Lamar
3:17:47
Jackson. He's the only quarterback.
3:17:48
That's rust for 1000 yards at a season and then he's had close
3:17:51
to it on several other occasions when he's gotten, when he stayed
3:17:54
healthy, he's at 800 900 in a couple of Seasons.
3:17:57
Well, first MVP year was about in that range.
3:18:00
And again, Mike Michael Vick was probably, like, in terms of like
3:18:03
the fastest one. The, the I am a legend biggest
3:18:06
threat, but when it comes to, like Lamar the way he's able to
3:18:08
run an improvised the way he does it to, in this era, it's
3:18:12
very impressive. What he's doing and what is kind
3:18:13
of a power scheme with the Ravens when Greg Roman was their
3:18:16
kind of transitioning into a different one.
3:18:18
I need a 1000 yards at the season it kind of have to make
3:18:22
that a leverage point. And last one goody, I don't care
3:18:27
about rush yards in the season. I care about getting a job done,
3:18:29
and that's touchdowns in the most ever touchdowns ever was by
3:18:32
my main Cam Newton. All right, 75 most ever by a
3:18:36
quarterback. Big ass quarterback, running
3:18:40
people over left and right getting the job done.
3:18:43
Five over five thousand, 600 rushing yards.
3:18:46
Play for multiple teams, stole laptops and Florida.
3:18:49
This guy was a true Gator. Ruined through went to the
3:18:52
league put on a show. Now he's doing his own podcast
3:18:55
and the guys incredible best scrambling.
3:18:57
One of the best scrambling quarterbacks I've ever seen in
3:19:00
my entire life. Speedy and I'll round it out
3:19:03
with Steve McNair. Steve McNair, A Rest in Peace.
3:19:05
By the way, what happened to him?
3:19:06
I was such a sad. Sad story.
3:19:08
You like that because that's Ariel's guy.
3:19:10
Well yeah again he was out. He was a guy that I get an
3:19:14
offense to again that was very run Donovan.
3:19:15
Yeah run Centric offense with the Tennessee Titans in the
3:19:20
early stages of Jeff Fisher. And then even with the Ravens
3:19:22
too kind of rebirthing that quarterback position before Joe
3:19:25
Flacco came along there and his running ability.
3:19:28
His dual threat combination with not a lot of Great Wide
3:19:31
receiving Talent throughout his career too.
3:19:32
I think was very impressively played with a lot of good
3:19:34
running backs. But top 10 all time when it
3:19:36
comes to rushing yards for a quarterback as well.
3:19:38
I want to go see if there was my last one.
3:19:41
All right. Arrow, who's moving on to take
3:19:43
on the king. I'm gonna tell you this Nick
3:19:45
Goode I got it. I'm gonna go with Nick because I
3:19:48
like all three of his guys. I mean, Speedy actually knew
3:19:51
what he was talking about Nick is reading off the screen, so
3:19:54
I'm going to talk ten, it was special, man.
3:19:59
What in the top 10, I got it, I got the list.
3:20:02
You gotta watch that documentary about how it's crazy, crazy.
3:20:06
All right, so let's get everyone back in.
3:20:09
We're gonna go up here for the taking on the king rallying, all
3:20:15
of our earlier, competitors. And here we go for round three
3:20:21
Arrow here. I know, it's kind of like gonna
3:20:24
be easy for you. But the worst Jets draft picks
3:20:28
of all time. You're gonna have to tell me the
3:20:33
worst picks they've ever made in the NFL draft.
3:20:38
There are many to choose from for this one.
3:20:41
Errol, would you like to go first or second?
3:20:44
I'll go first. Because I remember one that came
3:20:48
from the Ohio State Buckeyes and his last name is galston, do
3:20:53
remember him Speedy, defensive linebacker, worst six packs.
3:20:59
He was he was, I think he was the sixth pick of the first
3:21:02
round if I'm not. I don't even worse in front of
3:21:05
me. And the guy had one tackle in
3:21:09
five years in the NFL, he was moved to special teams.
3:21:13
He was horrible and this guy. His combine was ridiculous.
3:21:17
We talked about it. He was breaking records his
3:21:19
combined. I think his his bench press is
3:21:22
still there. If a linebackers, I think he
3:21:24
benched it like 36 times. 225. I mean he was unbelievable at
3:21:29
the company. Just shows you combine mean
3:21:32
nothing as gold stand, was the worst defensive lineman or
3:21:37
defensive? Top front seven.
3:21:39
We've ever seen the jet straps so I'll go, I'll go with that.
3:21:43
Goody. We're gonna kick it all the way
3:21:45
back to Johnny lamb Jones, number two, overall, the 1980s
3:21:49
graft. Alright, this guy had Olympic
3:21:52
speed and no hands. This man couldn't even catch a
3:21:54
cold. Only have one season, right
3:21:57
arrow, I know you're looking it up.
3:21:58
I see you over there, making sure Yeah.
3:22:02
Okay look I'm good only have one season.
3:22:05
All right. Actually, 700 receiving yards
3:22:07
and was out of the league in five years.
3:22:09
I know much. You got his bag but at the end
3:22:13
of the day he's out home eating ramen noodles.
3:22:19
All right, arrow. I I will point this guy out.
3:22:22
This guy was the number one Prospect in the country when he
3:22:27
was brought to Penn State. Remember this guy Christian
3:22:32
Hackenberg remember him who couldn't hit a broadside of a
3:22:36
barn when he came to the New York Jets.
3:22:38
The Jets. Yes, the New York Jets and Mr.
3:22:41
M, as we called him as the GM or Mr. Idiot.
3:22:45
Drafted. This guy in the second round.
3:22:47
This guy wasn't even shouldn't have been on top five.
3:22:50
First round draft pick, he should have been a 67 Beyond
3:22:53
drafted player. This guy was the worst
3:22:56
quarterback. The Jets have ever drafted in.
3:22:59
I would say 40 years when you talk about quarterbacks and the
3:23:03
highest out of all of them and I'm talking about first Rider
3:23:05
and we'll go into the Zach Wilson Trend, but this was
3:23:08
horrible. Horrible.
3:23:10
Okay, this was worth in Zach Wilson, it's crazy to say that,
3:23:14
so I'm gonna go Christian Hackenberg.
3:23:18
I'm gonna go with current quarterback.
3:23:21
Zach Wilson. This guy's great at banging moms
3:23:24
terrible at throwing the football.
3:23:25
All right. Let's go.
3:23:28
He was the number two. Overall.
3:23:29
Pick showed the elite skills. I think, where do you go?
3:23:32
Where do you go to Penn State or something?
3:23:33
BYU BYU. One of those schools where they
3:23:38
sell. All right, cord.
3:23:39
Port decision making leadership skills or trash.
3:23:43
Doesn't get it done and he's not improved in three years and he's
3:23:47
been benched multiple times. I mean, he's the number two
3:23:50
pick. All right?
3:23:50
You're signing for 50 million dollar deal, expect the guy to
3:23:54
show up and play in this guy, hasn't got anything done.
3:23:56
Stopped behind Aaron Rodgers, think you would learn something.
3:23:58
He hasn't next question. He was like the only school
3:24:02
where he wouldn't be able to do that because they're all Mormons
3:24:04
there, but Errol you're up. This is gonna be a head
3:24:09
scratcher because I remember this draft very, very well
3:24:11
because this is the draft. They could have drafted Warren
3:24:14
Sapp. Yes, yeah.
3:24:15
And I remember this draft very, very well because head shaking
3:24:18
scratch shaking ass shaking was everything about this draft
3:24:23
pick. I didn't even know who this guy
3:24:24
was. When he was drafted, I was right
3:24:26
in front of the television screen, when they called his
3:24:28
name, that's Kyle, Brady Kyle, Brady tight ends when he came
3:24:32
out of the draft. And I remember it very, very
3:24:34
well because it made me sick to my stomach.
3:24:36
Came from Penn State. This guy was picked over Warren
3:24:41
Sapp. If the Jets and the Jets were
3:24:43
sitting right there to grab them and they went over him for Kyle.
3:24:47
Brady. I enough said, I don't even have
3:24:49
to talk about it. I make me sick to my stomach.
3:24:52
I just another stupid dumb move by the New York Jets.
3:24:56
A Hall of Fame, Warren Sapp for Kyle.
3:24:59
Brady, I'm done done with the hands goody finish it off.
3:25:03
Well, that's great. But it's Warren Sapp comparable
3:25:06
that Emmitt Smith. Who would you rather have on
3:25:08
your team? Aren't tap Warren Sapp over and
3:25:10
it's Smith. Oh, I'm talking about the Jets
3:25:14
were primed to pick Emmitt Smith but instead they passed up on
3:25:17
Emmett Smith to go with this guy and Blair Thomas.
3:25:20
Run it back at the night, Thomas and second overall, 2009 career
3:25:24
yards and four seasons. Trash, Java can get that right
3:25:28
now. Are you taking over Smith?
3:25:31
And that's enough. Said what was that?
3:25:32
All right, yeah, no birth. He had no durability and despite
3:25:38
being a good Penn State Career player like that was all he had.
3:25:41
That was it, he ain't nothing. I'm taking Emmitt Smith over
3:25:44
Warren Sapp any day of the week and Blair Thomas, you could kick
3:25:46
rocks. All right, we'll start the
3:25:50
voting. I'm gonna go with arrow on this
3:25:52
one. The Burning Goldston horses you
3:25:54
are. Was he a lamb bone?
3:25:57
Hey, goody. How many yards did Zach Wilson
3:26:02
have for his career? According to that website, you
3:26:04
were reading off of, oh, no. I don't have a website.
3:26:08
Or you have the you don't have glasses.
3:26:10
I should get one of those where it's like just absent there.
3:26:13
You're great. There's no.
3:26:15
Yeah, I've been improving three years and he's good at banging
3:26:18
moms. He is, he wasn't allowed to in
3:26:21
college. Perhaps, that's why he did when
3:26:22
he got to the pros, Hackenberg was unplayable.
3:26:26
So I agree. Horrible and the Kyle Brady pick
3:26:29
is a legendary bad pick in history of the NFL draft.
3:26:33
So I got to go with our old. The only one I didn't hear was
3:26:35
the kennel, Brian pick. I was gonna use Channel.
3:26:37
Brian. Probably wasn't the worst
3:26:39
player. No trap.
3:26:40
Yeah, well kid O'Brien was a good quarter, right?
3:26:43
He wasn't over Dan Marino but he was a good quarterback.
3:26:46
He wasn't bad. It's a famous story.
3:26:49
A lot of people could have went with Dan Marina.
3:26:53
I am Mark Sanchez on there. No, back to back East.
3:26:58
All right, so Errol, the that's my vote.
3:27:03
Let's go to Joba because the delivery if you didn't know, you
3:27:07
couldn't stop laughing. I mean this it was like if you
3:27:14
didn't, if you didn't damn you, he was like I don't know this.
3:27:18
But I like him like we're seeing here because usually it's off
3:27:22
the real stuff. And you literally, I was like,
3:27:26
if I've never listened to this show and never listened to me.
3:27:29
This is one of the smartest human being Because it flowed so
3:27:34
good and you didn't make it look like you but knowing you that
3:27:38
was unbelievable. But Ariel yet.
3:27:41
Oh my God. That's too long bones.
3:27:42
All right. Speedy finish it off.
3:27:45
I got it actually, I do love the presentation.
3:27:47
That was easily the best president.
3:27:49
I said okay the hell history I will I will I'm the king.
3:27:52
I'm the king. I don't care if he the king.
3:27:55
I'm the king. You are the king of the
3:27:56
presentation of your answer. That was truly remarkable Errol.
3:28:01
There's a player so forth. Look in the sky up.
3:28:05
I don't even know who he is. Great Christian.
3:28:08
Yeah, how long Chris probably would have been my first
3:28:15
technology like of other thing. The only one that I didn't hear
3:28:18
fish, you brought up. You brought up kind of Brian.
3:28:20
The only one I was gonna say too possibly would have been demoner
3:28:22
as well. Who I thought was gonna be good
3:28:25
too. At the time, all day in the 2013
3:28:28
draft, he probably would have been in my other one about the
3:28:30
Louis Vuitton Slugger. Remember him.
3:28:32
The safety. Oh, why are you talking about?
3:28:36
Yeah. Again I think he was probably he
3:28:39
was not a great player. Obviously I don't think he was
3:28:41
as low of a low as we had. We had one, we had had a guy on
3:28:45
a show. That was a high draft pick for
3:28:47
the Jets. He wasn't really good.
3:28:48
Yeah, I was gonna include him though.
3:28:50
He's been a good guy to have the show.
3:28:53
You're right. Don't worry, we'll get him back
3:28:57
on the show and Travis hunter gets his first career reception.
3:28:59
Remember love, quit and coals but he was never gonna, I was
3:29:03
never gonna include putting coals and that love you, love
3:29:07
you, but email says that good. He's the king there, he's not,
3:29:13
he can cut the music. Arrow stays the king.
3:29:16
Can I get another week? Yeah, because I would think of
3:29:19
the hill I probably would have went Hackenberg than Goldson and
3:29:22
then email or my three that I was thinking, but Brady was,
3:29:24
that's what you were in the second round.
3:29:25
That was key because you're the king of the presentation.
3:29:30
I am not mad. You made it over me.
3:29:31
I like it is rigged. Jake, I know it.
3:29:35
This game is rigged. I get out of here.
3:29:37
What is Jake's smoking? All right, I never said, I had
3:29:41
to be a fair last round for the king like no, I I thought that
3:29:45
was I didn't think as soon as you told me that I know good.
3:29:48
He could look at all up. There's no way he's beating me.
3:29:51
I know it. I'm good.
3:29:53
I think I Know that Jets a little bit better than you.
3:29:57
Anyways. We call this segment dial it up,
3:30:03
winner up, this regular scheduled hot mix, bringing an
3:30:06
important news. We got a big broadcast to do
3:30:09
here. We're about to dial it up.
3:30:11
I got the Bubble Guppies All right guys.
3:30:17
Welcome back to dial it up. This is everyone's favorite
3:30:20
lightning round as far as segment where we have a bunch of
3:30:24
stories that Errol has not seen is gonna have to dial up a tape
3:30:27
and one of us will comment on what Arrow has to say.
3:30:30
Are you ready? I like tonight's episode with
3:30:35
Scotty Scheffler winning. The, don't call it.
3:30:38
The British Open. It's in Ireland.
3:30:39
The Open Championship. Yes.
3:30:42
I'll still call the 25th here in Royal Port Richey Northern
3:30:48
Ireland's. He led for most of the
3:30:50
tournament after finishing one stroke back after day one.
3:30:53
Here's the quote, from Rory, McIlroy who had a real charge on
3:30:58
the third day of the tournament, was not able to hold it up for
3:31:01
day four. None of us could hang with
3:31:03
Scotty this week. He's an incredible player.
3:31:06
He's been dominant this week. Honestly, he's been dominant for
3:31:09
the last couple of years. He is the bar that we are all
3:31:13
trying to get to and historical context.
3:31:16
You could argue that there's only maybe two or three players
3:31:19
in the history of the game that have been on a run.
3:31:23
Like the one Scotty's been on here for the last 24 to 36
3:31:27
months, incredibly impressive. That's a pretty pretty High,
3:31:32
Praise Errol time to dial it up. First of all, Scotty chefler is
3:31:38
been in an unbelievable phenomenal player.
3:31:41
If you look at what he's done in in the last couple of PGA,
3:31:44
tournaments Masters, he won in 2022 and 2024.
3:31:48
PGA Championship 2025 US, Open 2022 and in obviously the Open
3:31:54
Championship. Now, in 2025, he has been the
3:31:57
most dominated golfer over the last three Seasons, Four
3:32:01
Seasons. He could argue this guy's been
3:32:03
consistent and guess what? New Jersey born East Coast born.
3:32:08
He's been one of the best and you're looking for the next
3:32:11
American Born player to be a superstar.
3:32:14
I think, sheffler's the guy, I think, He's been a proud guy
3:32:17
that's gone out there and played the best games that the best
3:32:20
game. He could possibly go out there
3:32:22
and be. And by the way, I'm going back
3:32:24
to all the greats that we've seen over the years, the Phil,
3:32:27
Mickelson's and the Tiger Woods. We're always looking for that
3:32:30
next guy. That kind of bringing United
3:32:32
States golf back to the fair. You know, to the high points, I
3:32:36
think Scheffler is the guy. He's one of those guys that are
3:32:38
gonna stand out for the near future and the future is now for
3:32:42
Scotty Shuffle. Congratulations to Scotty.
3:32:44
If I recall we can go back, we had a segment.
3:32:48
Where we talking about best athletes in the last?
3:32:51
I don't know what it was and you I think it's Gotti wasn't that
3:32:56
great Falls. Know, I said that he's not in my
3:32:58
top five. And well.
3:33:01
Okay, but no. Other since Tigers, nobody's
3:33:05
done it, he'll never had a run like this.
3:33:07
Um he never stayed number one as long as Scotty has and it's just
3:33:11
I don't know if you guys ever get a chance.
3:33:16
Listen to Scotty Shepherd. Talk about golf.
3:33:19
And he doesn't care about. No.
3:33:22
He literally is like why would why do I care about this?
3:33:25
He asked himself, why do I care? He goes to my great.
3:33:31
This my wife be, thank you for working so hard to love.
3:33:34
Getting up every day and doing good but I don't really care.
3:33:38
And like just the way he approaches it is what makes him
3:33:41
so good. And he can.
3:33:43
I mean it's just it's remarkable to see somebody like him. be
3:33:49
this great and then you see other guys like with emotion and
3:33:52
you know how Tiger Woods look And it just it's good for golf
3:33:57
and it's good for the average dude.
3:34:01
That's not you know, crazy. In the Limelight doing
3:34:05
everything, just a normal dude that chilled hangs out of the
3:34:08
family and plays golf. That's really what he does.
3:34:10
But yeah, it's been super fun to watch.
3:34:12
It's kind of getting boring seeing them, when everything
3:34:15
it's like you come into a tournament.
3:34:17
It's not quite to Tiger level. But like who's gonna be in the
3:34:22
top three with Scotty? It was when tiger was at his
3:34:25
feet. They're like, who's playing for
3:34:27
second. He's within Striking Distance,
3:34:29
y'all got no change. So, it's been fun to see and
3:34:32
he's done a great job for golf and people getting to know who
3:34:36
he really is, and he's honest about him.
3:34:38
I think people really love. I just love that he's from the
3:34:42
New Jersey area, the East Coast Area and that's good for as far
3:34:46
as I'm concerned. That's the metal real quick,
3:34:48
though. That's right.
3:34:51
Ridgewood New Jersey, that's where he's from.
3:34:54
So he's from the minutes away from me.
3:34:56
Yeah, it's a really nice town and he also got arrested in one
3:34:59
that? Yes, he did.
3:35:00
That was he was All right, let's move on.
3:35:05
We're going into from golf to a record extension.
3:35:11
For TJ watt. You mentioned it when we had
3:35:14
Jamie winborne on earlier tonight.
3:35:16
Well, the Steelers and Edge rusher, TJ watt agree to a three
3:35:20
year. 123 million dollar extension with 108 million,
3:35:25
guaranteed, which is the same amount of sacks.
3:35:28
What has in his career. ESPN's Adam chapter went on
3:35:32
macphee, on Monday, saying they were really far apart.
3:35:35
Disagreeing on the length of the contract.
3:35:37
I think he would have wanted for years.
3:35:38
I think they like to they compromise The Meta 3 Steelers
3:35:42
report to camp on Wednesday Errol.
3:35:48
Biggest player on defense now, I guess the biggest contract.
3:35:53
Waiting for this contract. I couldn't believe that the
3:35:56
Pittsburgh Steelers, waited this long, this guy is the best
3:35:59
player on that team. He's been the best player on
3:36:01
that on that or in that Organization for such a long
3:36:04
time. If you look at where he was
3:36:05
drafted, if I'm not mistaken, he was drafted 30 in the first
3:36:09
round. This guy fell.
3:36:10
As far as he did, he's better than his father, his brother JJ,
3:36:13
this guy's gonna go down as one of the top, I would say.
3:36:16
Three or four defensive players ever played the game.
3:36:19
He's been so dominant, not just for Steelers football.
3:36:22
So I'll delete. When you talk about Myles,
3:36:24
Garrett and all these top-end pass rushers, Micah Parsons, who
3:36:28
wants that big time contract, who's probably gonna break, TJ
3:36:31
Watts contract, because he waited so long, I Teach a is
3:36:34
been the best one. I don't think there's a
3:36:37
comparable even thought for any of these guys, he has been the
3:36:41
best player in the league for the last three years from from
3:36:45
quarterback, take away the quarterback.
3:36:47
This guy is been the best player in the league, right?
3:36:49
Ball behind Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen.
3:36:52
Patrick Mahomes. If you'd asked me right now, if
3:36:54
I'm building a team right now, if away from the quarterbacks
3:36:59
that I can, I could go after player that's gonna change my
3:37:01
organization. It would be TJ watt.
3:37:04
He is a game-changing. Terror changing defensive
3:37:08
lineman in this league and he changes the game automatically,
3:37:11
ask look at what Pittsburgh's done.
3:37:13
They haven't had a quarterback in such a long time and they
3:37:17
make the playoffs every single year.
3:37:19
Go ask everybody why they make the playoffs every year.
3:37:22
Dominant defense, dominant playing and dominant TJ Watt.
3:37:26
That's why and by the way always stay healthy.
3:37:28
If you look at his career besides maybe one or two
3:37:31
seasons, this guy early in his career, he has been the most
3:37:35
healthiest defensive lineman in all of the him and JJ have the
3:37:38
same injury. Yep, they're packed or whatever.
3:37:40
Yeah. He had a bad Peck and dry.
3:37:42
I think at the end of the 2019 season that was a reason they
3:37:44
collapsed in the playoffs. But I think since then most of
3:37:48
his injuries are just smaller, injury is where he plays through
3:37:50
them. And like you were saying, Place
3:37:51
through the injuries because it's one of the toughest guys in
3:37:53
the league teams which Championship.
3:37:55
Yeah. And this is a guy that is
3:37:56
turning into the last 15 years. The greatest outside rusher this
3:37:59
generation like more of a stand-up linebacker than Drake
3:38:02
directly on the line but can play on the line too and already
3:38:05
a Hall of Famer. Tires today and he definitely
3:38:07
could get up there if he does, stay healthy the rest of his
3:38:10
career to levels the sack totals of what you're looking at.
3:38:13
Probably Charles Haley at Terrell Suggs.
3:38:15
DeMarcus Ware. These other outside rushers that
3:38:16
you're looking at is probably those best, like, outside
3:38:19
linebackers passing wise of all time.
3:38:21
He's been that good very well deserved.
3:38:22
I didn't know if they could get it done with the way that Omar
3:38:25
Khan has been kind of up and down.
3:38:26
Operating this offseason, he was one of the guys, TJ Watts that
3:38:29
didn't want Aaron Rodgers there. So I wasn't sure how that
3:38:31
relationship, but they made the relationship work.
3:38:33
He always like the ownership and congratulations.
3:38:35
He's a great face of that organization.
3:38:37
By the way, he is such a good guy, everything that I've heard
3:38:40
about him and what he does off, the field is special and and
3:38:44
even he's so nasty on the football field off the field.
3:38:48
Everybody says this guy is the kindness, most gentle person
3:38:51
you'll ever meet. He's built like a frigate trunk
3:38:55
too. Bye.
3:38:56
By the way. So at one time, all three
3:38:57
brothers were in the NFL. Okay.
3:38:59
Dad that they had JJ and TJ. And then the third brother Derek
3:39:04
was a fullback. Derek was play with him playing
3:39:06
with Pittsburgh. Yeah.
3:39:07
For a little bit and then I think he was with the Patriots,
3:39:09
I believe he sought. No offense to him.
3:39:11
I mean, yeah, it's not a lot of place for fullbacks isn't where
3:39:14
you gonna go with those two? Yeah, not only that your
3:39:18
brothers were the two best defensive guys and you just, you
3:39:22
know what I mean? Like but whatever, let's move on
3:39:24
to baseball. This one was this story.
3:39:28
I couldn't believe got didn't get more play.
3:39:30
The strange Gordon accused Rob Manfred over Revenge suspension.
3:39:37
Yes, Dee Gordon. Went on the road room podcast,
3:39:41
made a startling accusation against commissioner Rob
3:39:44
Manfred. He said he was suspended in 2016
3:39:47
for StoryBots, after not complying with manfred's
3:39:50
request, to allow an unnamed player who was up for the
3:39:54
batting title in 2015 so he could win the Triple Crown.
3:39:58
Of course, that player was easy to find out was Bryce Harper.
3:40:01
Who was the MVP That season Gordon went on to win the
3:40:04
batting title on the last day going for Four and says he was
3:40:08
suspended for steroids even though he's 165 pounds soaking
3:40:13
wet and has never done. Would never do something like
3:40:16
that. I think this is fascinating.
3:40:19
This would have been the first year of Manfred as commissioner
3:40:23
Errol. Dial.
3:40:25
Oh I haven't heard anything about this story, that's why
3:40:28
it's great. I I'm not going to I'm not going
3:40:31
to think that D Gordon's lying about this.
3:40:33
Rob manfred's, a complete ass. He's the type of person that
3:40:36
would do something like this to a player and and again Bryce
3:40:39
Harper's a star, he's all about the Stars.
3:40:41
These Commissioners are all about the Stars, the lja, Adam
3:40:44
Silver, and LeBron James. He's all about the Stars.
3:40:47
If you look at the NHL Connor McDavid, what Connor says, goes
3:40:50
Connor's getting the most money in the NHL because he's the best
3:40:53
player in the NHL. This is the problem right now,
3:40:55
in professional sports. It's not Dee Gordon isn't a big
3:40:59
name. He's a small stature guy.
3:41:01
Nobody gives a crappy play for the Marlin's who gave a crap
3:41:05
about them all. Like the mall, it's all the
3:41:06
organization for years. Have had so much good talent.
3:41:09
Go look, Josh Beckett provano, you go and and then they go Josh
3:41:14
back. He was a pretty good guy, pretty
3:41:16
good boss, the Red Sox, I mean call Papa was powerful with the
3:41:19
Yankees, but if you look at the players that the Marlin 5 Miguel
3:41:23
Cabrera remember him, he goes The Detroit and wins the Triple
3:41:26
Crown. There are so many good players
3:41:28
that came from the Marlins over the years.
3:41:30
D, Gordon is not one of those names that really pop out to
3:41:34
you, but when you hear a story like this, it only tells you one
3:41:37
thing about a guy like Rob Manfred, or whatever the hell
3:41:40
you want to call him as job is as he's a jackass.
3:41:43
He's a guy that doesn't protect or even share Superstar players
3:41:48
to the league. He always wants to put the
3:41:50
superstar in front of the No Name, players.
3:41:52
Remember the Jose Reyes thing? I love that, that was a butt
3:41:56
Sealy time. Perfect to stand out for what
3:41:58
the major league's All About. They let players like that.
3:42:01
Do something like that, so they can win a batting title and make
3:42:04
some more money. It's just pathetic.
3:42:06
It's about marketing though. Isn't it isn't baseball
3:42:09
struggling and Manfred takes the job over he was I know what I'm
3:42:13
gonna do. Drinking to get us, drink it
3:42:15
right Harper, triple crown and then we can create some buzz and
3:42:19
we can make him into our Superstar even though he already
3:42:22
is you know, it did its I believe it.
3:42:28
Stupid. Because it's so stupid.
3:42:30
Who cares? If he is the MVP, he was a great
3:42:34
player. He's one of the best players in
3:42:35
the last dozen plus years. We all know who Bryce Harper is
3:42:38
Decor Gordon was also really good player.
3:42:41
He wasn't Bryce Harper. He was a unique type of players.
3:42:44
A Speedster, who hit for high average.
3:42:47
Give him his dude. I like I like Bryce Harper.
3:42:49
He for a guy that everybody expected him to be like just
3:42:54
like the next big thing he was very overrated and and High
3:42:58
Praise when he got it when he came out of the draft this high
3:43:01
as he did. I I think he's overrated for
3:43:04
what he should have been. That's just my opinion.
3:43:06
I think he's a great player but this guy was like the next
3:43:09
coming I'm here. I remember when there was a
3:43:11
single Sports Illustrated at 14 years old.
3:43:13
His first couple years were kind of freaky, right?
3:43:15
I just I think since he's joined the Phillies he's like Sure
3:43:18
Fire. Yes, he's definitely better than
3:43:19
he was when he was with the national.
3:43:21
He's very sure that the deal with those relief pitchers too.
3:43:24
You know, he was really aggressive and now he's plays
3:43:29
first base. He's so easier from this to keep
3:43:32
it together. Dan, what do you look like?
3:43:34
You want to share something about this one?
3:43:36
She pop on in Arrow, the breeze Harper whenever he did.
3:43:40
So that year know he Know he's a World Series know one world.
3:43:46
He would. Yeah, no, no, he never won a
3:43:49
World Series Soto the Nationals. Won the year after Bryce
3:43:52
Phillies. Yeah, he never won with the
3:43:54
Phillies. I bet 31, the Phillies he won
3:43:57
with the Phillies in 2022. He went he lost to the Astros.
3:44:02
They didn't win the World Series.
3:44:03
They didn't win the world, so he didn't hear the world.
3:44:06
He played in the world. He never won in the World
3:44:09
Series. He never won.
3:44:10
Sorry world. Sorry.
3:44:11
Right? I start to regress of admission
3:44:13
that was, I'm not gonna yell when I make a mistake, you I
3:44:23
love messing around and I love messing around with you, but I,
3:44:27
when you said that, when fish said he want to World Series, I
3:44:31
was like, when I don't remember anyone in the world series, I
3:44:33
don't remember he did. But I guess he was, you know
3:44:36
what? He left, he left the Nationals
3:44:38
and then they won here Soto was. Yeah, I know.
3:44:40
But then he went with the Phillies won one now they lost
3:44:44
to Houston in 2022. There you go.
3:44:46
All right, well, I mean and they're, they're fully on this
3:44:49
but regardless he was NLCS MVP that year Harper, but he did not
3:44:53
win the World Series. Makes sense.
3:44:55
I'll say it's kind of a great player.
3:44:58
Like, you know it has limitations and be like like for
3:45:02
pitches, right? I can't be starter.
3:45:04
I was being awesome reliever because I can throw tunings a
3:45:07
million miles an hour or like Hey listen.
3:45:09
I used to be able to run like a deer in the Outfield but now I'm
3:45:12
kind of slowing up. So I'll play first base.
3:45:13
Like that's normally like look at um Robin yeah like that guy
3:45:18
was a senate of the game, shortstop, right.
3:45:19
Or they pull them out or who was like Alpha game with DH
3:45:23
sometimes and both whole fingers like you need to sometimes.
3:45:26
Go listen, I'm slowing down. So let's make let's take the
3:45:30
best way to do and maximize it like that's smart.
3:45:34
And so, yeah, I mean the guy I'm not saying he's not a great
3:45:39
player, Dan a career, a 281 hitter.
3:45:42
But if you look at his career as a player, he was expected to be
3:45:47
like Aaron judge, that type of good.
3:45:49
Aaron judge was not drafted as a big, that's what I respect.
3:45:55
Your opinion. But I'd like to talk to the guys
3:45:56
are actually Pro major for a second, like, like so, like You
3:46:02
guys younger than me, because I'm old shit.
3:46:04
But, like, you guys, like, I heard you guys play video games
3:46:07
or you going up. Be like, oh, I played like, you
3:46:09
know, Tech Mobile, whatever. Like, if RBI Baseball, like,
3:46:14
what happened to because this is so, I went to Minsky yesterday
3:46:18
and I watched them. barely winning us, a bad team but I'm
3:46:23
like There's one 300 hit International League.
3:46:26
Currently today. What the fuck is that about?
3:46:31
Because like, I don't know, like years ago, they were like 15,
3:46:35
guys hitting 320 plus and now there's like, one, dude, it's
3:46:40
almost like he's in an island of like, what's wrong with this
3:46:42
guy? Like, like why is it that
3:46:45
hitting used to be? You had to 320 50 home runs. 120
3:46:50
RBIs, or even back in like the 80s before.
3:46:52
Steroids hit 3203 RBIs like that Iran.
3:46:57
Vanished and I don't know why. This um, when I'm watching the
3:47:01
Majesty, they put up on the players, the opiates.
3:47:04
Like this guy's Opus is 517, like that guy.
3:47:07
Shouldn't be in baseball. So like, like your PS is like
3:47:11
everything you do is barely half.
3:47:15
The fuck out. Like that was my company.
3:47:17
And I had a guy was like, listen, I punch holes and paper.
3:47:20
I hit about right after the time, you don't belong here.
3:47:24
Like so what happened? Where like manly, like Ariel
3:47:27
said before, 3503 43, home runs, 145 RBIs in 85.
3:47:33
And now, you like her first base, like, well, he took 60 MVP
3:47:38
candidate. What happened?
3:47:41
Pigeons gotten way better, man. that's how that's how it is and
3:47:45
they can't and the hitters have changed their approach from
3:47:47
basically slicing the ball in half, To trying to create launch
3:47:52
angle to hit more home runs because Homer's pay.
3:47:55
So, if a guy goes out and hits 35 homers and that's 220
3:47:58
incredible. But if a guy goes out, it's
3:48:01
whatever 265 270 with like 12. It's like as a Kyle schwarber,
3:48:07
you know, and then they show up in the postseason.
3:48:09
Same thing within a show up in the postseason and You know,
3:48:12
that he can go deep at any point.
3:48:14
But the pitching is, what is like what?
3:48:16
I talked about misky, they got those 102 miles an hour.
3:48:18
Like do you think and 1990 to 2000?
3:48:22
Guys? Were just blowing 100 on
3:48:24
average, the average fastball and I'm sure he Like to learn
3:48:29
through anything that second part is like so pictures as oh
3:48:34
have always thrown hard. I mean like some guys are you
3:48:38
know off the charts like Chapman throws 105 sometimes which I
3:48:42
don't know, I don't know what a batting against that.
3:48:44
But the other part is that, if that's the case, then why are
3:48:49
there no pictures of arrays like 0.04 or Point like 92?
3:48:54
Like everyone just like three and a half.
3:48:56
Last year we had a manual class a red like a 0.71 as a reliever
3:49:01
out of the out of the bullpen and he throws him as a strike.
3:49:05
A lot of guys out but he's still produces.
3:49:07
So I mean it's their eras I think are are lower.
3:49:12
With the higher velocity, you have more chance to meet you
3:49:15
have more chance for. Are you have a higher chance for
3:49:17
are not getting dinged up versus the guys who throw 90 to 90?
3:49:21
Probably 99 or now is probably considered pretty average, if
3:49:26
not slow. And guys, if you missed that
3:49:29
994, you're getting touched. It's a different game.
3:49:34
The game is Just evolved. That's that's all it is.
3:49:36
It's a game is evolved and The hitters are the hitters
3:49:40
approaches are much different than they were in the 90s.
3:49:42
Like there's a guy. What's his name Freddy for ditto
3:49:46
or what something on Twitter, I think ready for you. yeah, the
3:49:52
guy who talks about hitting he's a he's ready to f r i e t a It's
3:49:57
like he's got, he's got a dash in his name.
3:49:59
Yeah, but he's that's not his real name like his real.
3:50:02
Yeah. So he talks about the Swing Man
3:50:06
or the the teacher manner heating coach, how he wants the
3:50:10
bat back and all this. And and he yeah they blast each
3:50:15
other on social media because that's the new approach and it's
3:50:19
leading to more homers but a much less adding average where
3:50:24
back in the day. It was let's focus on line drive
3:50:28
and if you missed it and it goes out of the park will then you
3:50:30
miss it and it goes out the park for a home and now guys are
3:50:32
actively trying to hit homeworks.
3:50:34
Well and average is taking away. Like, sure had 200 walks to 200
3:50:39
strikeouts and hit below them in those other one. 198 thing goes
3:50:43
out in balls out, you're gonna take that because it's Ops is so
3:50:46
different. They're gonna take the more
3:50:48
analytical approach, Yes, it is, is a nice hit 350.
3:50:53
But if you're hitting 350 and 50, it's a you're just
3:50:57
different. And that that just doesn't
3:50:58
happen anymore. Just pitching has gotten better.
3:51:00
The analytics have changed. And then from the pitching side,
3:51:03
it's like what your spin rate, what's your horizontal vertical?
3:51:05
But yeah, there's it's just the game changing and it's It's part
3:51:10
of it. So it's like, strikeouts are
3:51:13
going to be up. The homers are going to be up.
3:51:14
That's just the way it is. All right, then we got up on
3:51:17
this one. I gotta, I got this follow up
3:51:20
and you can go on but I thought, right?
3:51:21
So if that's the case, why don't the pictures have lower ears?
3:51:25
Because they're still making mistakes and they're still in
3:51:28
the Major League? Those are more not everybody
3:51:29
knows those 100 and eventually hitters will time that up.
3:51:34
If you see 100 a couple times in a row like Nathan of all, he's a
3:51:37
good friend of mine, but his 100 doesn't play like 100, you know,
3:51:40
like some guys fastballs play different.
3:51:42
So some guys fastballs play up a 92 that with like 20 inches of
3:51:47
vertical. Break is going to play it to 95
3:51:49
and actually hold played longer to where it looks like.
3:51:51
The ball is actually Rising versus a guy throws a hundred
3:51:54
with let's say 12 vertical horizontal.
3:51:57
It's considered a dead red fastball even though it's 100
3:52:01
miles an hour, it's a dead red. Fastball and hitters are trained
3:52:03
to see that over time. There was a guy back in the day,
3:52:07
like when the Yankees were really Elite, like, around the
3:52:10
time you were playing their job, Billy cotch was a reliever like
3:52:14
that for the Blue Jays bounced. Around a little bit of closer
3:52:17
for a little bit. He threw it.
3:52:18
But it was straight as an arrow every single time and people
3:52:21
killed that guy, and that was before everyone showing 100, but
3:52:25
let's move on. We got to get to the next one.
3:52:27
Let's go to basketball. And yes, that is the Golden Boy
3:52:31
from duke and Noble the summer league.
3:52:34
It Envy P. The Charlotte Hornets defeated,
3:52:37
the Sacramento Kings 83 to 78 Sunday, to win the NBA Summer
3:52:41
League Championship number four, overall, pittcon canoe was named
3:52:45
Summer League MVP with a 21.5 rebound effort in the
3:52:48
championship game in Vegas, knuppel joins the such
3:52:52
luminaries such as Jalen Wilson, cam Whitmore Keegan Murray,
3:52:56
Davion Mitchell and cam Thomas as MVPs of the summer league
3:53:00
since the pandemic knobel joins, a Hornets roster headlined by
3:53:05
lamelo ball and Brandon Miller that is likely destined for
3:53:08
another season in the draft lottery, despite a down Eastern
3:53:12
Conference. It's your boy Errol, dial it up,
3:53:16
he's not my boy. Okay, I know he's a Duke Blue
3:53:20
Devil and I like canoe. I think he could be a good
3:53:22
player and I think he could be a good addition for the Hornets.
3:53:25
But look, the Hornets win the championship for the summer
3:53:29
league, who airs? Remember the Lakers won the
3:53:33
tournament last year. Remember that stupid in in
3:53:36
season tournament, they win. They win that.
3:53:39
And they barely at one point. Make the player.
3:53:41
Well, they made the playoffs. Say she has a four seat.
3:53:43
That's only because of LeBron James and Luka Duncan the second
3:53:46
half of the season. I honest to God I think knuckle
3:53:50
and the Melo ball gonna be good players but they're gonna be an
3:53:53
all shooting team. I don't know how long that's
3:53:55
going to work and I'm interested to see what his brothers are
3:53:58
gonna be. I think all four brothers could
3:53:59
be NBA players. They have a swarm of talent from
3:54:02
that family, but I I think knuppel should have waited
3:54:06
another year before he get. When it went into the NBA.
3:54:09
Obviously, he was one of the best Shooters.
3:54:12
He was the best shooter coming out of the draft.
3:54:13
So everybody expects him to be a good player.
3:54:15
We'll see how he develops the NBA's, very different.
3:54:17
If you're a good shooter in the NBA and you can work, you can
3:54:21
have a pretty good release and a fast release, like this kid
3:54:24
reminds me. If he turns out to be this guy,
3:54:26
he's gonna be a great player. He's just not a good Defender.
3:54:29
Like this guy, that's Klay Thompson, his release.
3:54:32
And the way he really is the ball is Just like Klay Thompson.
3:54:35
Watch his shooting technique and watch Klay Thompson almost The
3:54:39
Identical. The way they shoot the ball, but
3:54:42
Klay Thompson's a good two-way player.
3:54:43
This guy doesn't play a liquor defense.
3:54:45
That's the difference. And by the way, if Cooper flag
3:54:48
was actually playing throughout the summer league, he wins the
3:54:53
nvp, the Dallas, Mavericks are a stupid organization trying to
3:54:57
take away the one American Superstar that's going to hold
3:55:01
the American flag up and be the face of Teen USA Basketball for
3:55:06
the future. What a Croc, the wrong Duke, you
3:55:09
know, devil I don't know if it's Klay Thompson that I see when I
3:55:12
watch him today. I have a different dookie that.
3:55:16
I'm gonna compare him to. But before I do that, right?
3:55:19
No, it's not ready. It's your fourth pick.
3:55:24
You came out at the right time because let's face it can opal
3:55:27
is not getting higher than that and next year's draft, I just
3:55:29
gave me a loaded draft. It's gonna be a loaded draft,
3:55:32
you wouldn't get away his athletic profile rates in the
3:55:36
top five. Next year, I disagree, with no
3:55:38
way, I disagree, I I think that another year under that offense
3:55:41
with the talent that they have, are there and his shot shooting
3:55:44
ability, he's gonna score 2530 points for the Duke Blue Devils
3:55:47
maybe wins the national Player of the Year, that's how good.
3:55:50
I like his size. A great job size reminds me of a
3:55:54
different dude guy and that's Kyle Singler coming into the
3:55:59
listen. He was a really good player.
3:56:01
He had mental problems and we saw what happened to him.
3:56:03
We did a thing on him a year ago, he was like homeless or
3:56:06
something like that. He's got a lot of issues but he
3:56:09
was French, you know, gonna be like on the verge of possibly
3:56:14
being on the way to an All-Star game.
3:56:16
One year he really was, he was really good and I'm sorry to cut
3:56:21
you off. Ladies and gentlemen, when you
3:56:22
have a chance to watch a canopy shoot And go look Klay Thompson.
3:56:25
Almost identical releases the way they shoot the ball.
3:56:29
Go look at it, very fast, very quick release the way they jump
3:56:33
and they shoot the ball. Unbelievable, jump shot is one
3:56:36
of the best jump shots. I've seen come out of the draft
3:56:38
since Klay Thompson. It's it's the release the
3:56:42
release point and if you get played defense half as good, no,
3:56:45
it's not until he is not. I mean he's not but that's the
3:56:48
thing which which Charlotte though, they draft guys that
3:56:50
don't play defense. They're not gonna be good.
3:56:52
So they're gonna get another really high lottery pick next
3:56:56
year. I don't know if he's worth
3:56:57
number four. Like you're saying Errol, I
3:56:59
agree with you that but he got paid the fort number four money.
3:57:02
So I think it's the right movie, he can always develop while
3:57:04
you're sitting on the bench in the NBA.
3:57:05
If you got to come off the bench here first year, he's gonna that
3:57:08
skill, set plays in the NBA, we all know that he can play.
3:57:11
Halfway, decent defense. He'll be playing a long time.
3:57:13
We got one story left. It was mentioned earlier.
3:57:18
By when different guests, I believe here's the Eagles Super
3:57:22
Bowl rings. Yes, it makes me sick, just to
3:57:25
look at them, but it might be the coolest ring I've ever seen.
3:57:28
All right, they revealed to the public 41 millimeter ring, 12
3:57:31
carats in diamonds, and total covered in white gold, and green
3:57:36
sapphires, our Super Bowl, jeez, what was it?
3:57:40
Super 59 championship, ring represents the commitment.
3:57:43
Determination and sacrifice of every member of our organization
3:57:47
who helped deliver another world championship for Eagles fans
3:57:50
everywhere. This is Jeffrey Lurie.
3:57:52
If you Eagles owner and CEO from the start of training, camp,
3:57:57
ourselves celebration on broads to our celebration on Broad
3:58:00
Street. This team was deeply connected
3:58:02
on every level, our players coaches in front office, staff
3:58:04
all work, so tirelessly throughout the season to raise
3:58:08
another Lombardi trophy on the Philadelphia Eagles.
3:58:10
I like to thank Jason of Beverly Hills for the expertise and
3:58:13
craftsmanship around the design of This truly magnificent ring.
3:58:17
It will forever serve as a reminder of just how magical the
3:58:22
2024 season was for organization and fans.
3:58:29
Errol. Dial it up.
3:58:32
First of all, congratulations to the Philadelphia Eagles while it
3:58:35
deserved. I love that your man.
3:58:37
Yes! Saquon Barkley is gonna earn
3:58:39
himself. A nice, beautiful ring to shine
3:58:42
bright and it's not gonna have a giant emblem on it.
3:58:45
All I could say about this is I can't wait to hear Nick
3:58:49
Sirianni. Brag about this one when he
3:58:51
flosses and he dances and princes around the football
3:58:54
field when the season starts and he gets handed that wonderful
3:58:57
ring on Thursday Night Football. Well deserved.
3:59:00
I'm so excited to see the Philadelphia you know,
3:59:03
Philadelphia Eagles earn their rings and shine.
3:59:06
It bright on Thursday night. The first game of this season.
3:59:11
Congratulations. To the one and only Philadelphia
3:59:14
Eagles. Yeah, I just got to say it's
3:59:16
great. The fact that they got those
3:59:18
rings that saquon came to where he truly always belongs the Penn
3:59:21
State play. Pennsylvania boy, came back.
3:59:23
You wanted to Philadelphia should have not with those lame
3:59:28
ass Giants. That no one cares about the
3:59:30
developments, really 20, you know, 15 or whatever.
3:59:33
But you know, gamer won the championship and, you know, I
3:59:37
love the quote there on next year out of the ring right
3:59:39
there. You can't be great without the
3:59:41
greatest reference to lock. My Jalen hurts too.
3:59:43
It's really was a team win. You know, Underdog mentality
3:59:47
from the first ring was great, but this one felt like, you
3:59:50
know, we were really in that came together.
3:59:51
They worked hard all year and I believe another cool.
3:59:54
Interesting fact about the ring is, I think he said there was
3:59:56
about 155 diamonds. Yeah.
3:59:58
In the ring, which is about how many points.
4:00:01
The team 12, carats 12 carats was that, Yeah.
4:00:06
So again there's another great look at it and then you know,
4:00:08
I'll say fish, you are lucky the Giants.
4:00:10
Don't open the Eagles home opener.
4:00:12
So I am kind of happy that it is Dallas.
4:00:14
They get to watch the banner drop as the Eagles.
4:00:16
Just receive the Rings this summer and they have to just
4:00:19
suffer and watch because, you know, of course, the last time
4:00:21
they won the championship, they have to watch them on VHS
4:00:24
because they're relevant poverty franchise.
4:00:26
Just yeah. Congratulations.
4:00:28
You know, you you were being nice.
4:00:31
Now, you're going after my Jets. Oh, I thought you said the Jets.
4:00:38
Oh no, I love you again. I will say, but don't sleep on
4:00:51
the Giants this year, man. Don't sleep on us.
4:00:53
First of all I can't wait. You know, 10 20 years from now.
4:00:57
How many players are going to sell that ring?
4:01:00
Because how much that ring is going to cost on the market?
4:01:04
When somebody is well ready to try to make, they lost so much
4:01:07
money in bedding and gambling, and they need something to
4:01:11
deliver to deliver for whatever their they lost over these, by
4:01:14
the way, who's the first Eagle to sell their ring, big Dom.
4:01:17
Oh God. No, we assume big Dom's gonna
4:01:20
need the money first. Yeah.
4:01:21
After he have a falling out those he's got this mafia ties I
4:01:26
would be surprised I wouldn't be surprised if the Philadelphia
4:01:29
Eagles give Jason Kelce a ring even though he wasn't a part of
4:01:32
the team, I wouldn't be surprised if he gets one because
4:01:35
he's been such an important piece to that organization.
4:01:38
All those years, I wouldn't be surprised if he gets one.
4:01:40
I'm just saying. So he might have and I think
4:01:42
that's fair to say, but personally, to me, I think it's
4:01:45
like, if you're a player, you deserve it the most and like,
4:01:47
even though he is a great fixture and a great, you know,
4:01:49
representation of the team and he's a great, you know,
4:01:52
spokesman. I think it's just you keep it to
4:01:54
the players. It's kind of more legendary.
4:01:56
Look, he and Fletcher Cox, I'm dealing.
4:01:58
Do you know, do you know the Waterboys and you're short?
4:02:01
Do you know the Waterboys, they get a ring you know that.
4:02:04
But there's a levels there's an a b and c ring dot would you get
4:02:10
a buyer ring from your guy cam Jerkins oh yeah I mean small
4:02:14
town Nebraska. What?
4:02:15
What a great dude like You gotta learn behind the best, right?
4:02:19
So Yeah no. It's it's I've never I mean I've
4:02:23
seen where the top comes off. But like the wings coming out I
4:02:26
mean it's pretty sweet, like, it really is like I think about my
4:02:32
rings and I'm just like Man, our suck my these These are way
4:02:40
better and I say we know designed them so that's why
4:02:43
they're boring. So, oh, I feel like they always
4:02:47
got like, like obnoxiously huge over the years.
4:02:50
Like, you probably back more in the day.
4:02:52
The championship rings were a little bit more to simple and
4:02:55
design, but they've got like crazy and crazier.
4:02:57
They've gone along. And I even thought when I first
4:02:59
saw, I was like, wow, that's a really big ring but then it
4:03:01
makes sense. When you see the wings pop out
4:03:03
they probably had to design it around that too.
4:03:05
So like okay that makes sense for the size for it but I'm like
4:03:08
even wearing it then. I'm like I don't know how much
4:03:10
you would want to wear because it's a big ring.
4:03:12
It's a nice job that they have them go like all the cross.
4:03:16
And you see how they just steady, get bigger and keeping
4:03:19
and then there's some like, dude, that's a paperweight.
4:03:21
That's not, like, that's not real, is it?
4:03:23
It's like, it's like the modern day iPhone.
4:03:26
They're just gonna get bigger and bigger until you carrying
4:03:28
around an iPad. Oh, please enjoy it.
4:03:30
So, Jake, you know, by the way, you seem so great, there's no
4:03:33
chance that they're not gonna that anyone's gonna get hurt
4:03:36
this year. And just, you know, that they
4:03:38
may not repeat like it's a guaranteed repeat, probably
4:03:40
undefeated season. I'll tell you, the only thing I
4:03:43
smell is this, I smell a lot. So we call this segment.
4:03:47
What's that smell? Somebody's called.
4:03:51
Well what's right, you don't see that every day, my rear end is
4:04:00
burning. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
4:04:05
it's pretty simple. Everybody's gonna have a chance
4:04:06
to pick a story that they think it smells or what it smells like
4:04:12
or just tell me if it stinks. It's dentures and and tell us
4:04:15
what you know I have you know Speedy has the most interesting
4:04:18
you know combinations it gives you a story and gives you a
4:04:21
really weird smell. So what you're gonna do is pick
4:04:24
the story, it doesn't matter what it's about as long as it's
4:04:26
not liberal or, you know, any other crap.
4:04:29
That, you know, that's going on in the world.
4:04:30
Make sure make sure that it's something with sports ladies and
4:04:34
gentlemen. So well, we'll go, we'll go
4:04:36
first. I don't want to say anything
4:04:40
stupid, you know, I'm gonna go Speed Sports, I'm gonna go
4:04:45
Speedy. Well, it could be music, it
4:04:46
could be, you know, the world just don't go a little off track
4:04:49
here. I'll go.
4:04:51
Speedy goody Dan. Scoops or poops.
4:04:56
Jabba fish me. Here we go.
4:05:00
All right, I will start it off in college sports.
4:05:02
So there was a report of Memphis making a 200 billion dollar deal
4:05:07
where they wanted to become big 12 members and the Big 12
4:05:11
decides to turn it down. According to Ross, Dellinger of
4:05:13
Yahoo sports and the reason why it smells like it doesn't make a
4:05:17
lot of sense for the Big 12 who's trying to claw their way
4:05:19
back into becoming like the high with the Big Ten and the SEC,
4:05:23
especially in an nil era. Why would you not want to seem
4:05:26
like Memphis? That's generated.
4:05:27
A lot of Revenue, Penny Hardaway with the basketball team has
4:05:30
generated a lot of Revenue, some really good nil deals over
4:05:32
there. Now, obviously, James Wiseman
4:05:34
was investigation at the time, but still, he was getting a lot
4:05:37
of big ones, like, why was you not want that?
4:05:38
Kind of thing you're football. Team is been one of the better
4:05:41
offensive teams in the country for a couple of years.
4:05:43
They didn't pretty much in every bowl game since even when Mike
4:05:47
Norvell left for Florida State. So I don't know why the Big 12
4:05:50
would not want that. So what is that smell?
4:05:52
Like, it smells like John Morant shooting a bunch of guns with
4:05:55
rotten eggs in them all over the city of Memphis 200.
4:06:00
Million times. 200 million fish for context.
4:06:06
There's actually like they say that the the the gas there
4:06:09
sometimes smells like rotten eggs.
4:06:10
That's why you just that's a lot of run.
4:06:12
Thanks to shoot sulfur. So sulfuric acid.
4:06:16
All right, good one, let's see it.
4:06:18
Mine is in the crypto world. Xrp is the native digital asset
4:06:23
of The xrp Ledger, which is an open source decentralized
4:06:26
technology that was launched in 2012.
4:06:29
And I don't know how many of you guys are Krypton or not.
4:06:32
But xrp's trading volume Rose 8% since Sunday.
4:06:36
Evening maintaining its top five positions among layer ones.
4:06:40
Despite a recent 4% price drop the market is outperformed.
4:06:45
Their one category with the plus 286% weekly gains are off the
4:06:49
charts, it joins ethereum and Dogecoin and recent Market Surge
4:06:53
and I'm getting back into the crypto games.
4:06:57
So if you and in it, you better get some xrp because it smells
4:07:00
like you, boys. Fit number Tire a second time.
4:07:05
Odell Beckham, he'll get all the stock back.
4:07:07
That he lost his what you pay with when you steal someone's
4:07:10
kidney out of their back and a back room dungeon is that what
4:07:13
is that what we're talking about here?
4:07:14
I mean if it gets the job done, that's what I'm paying with.
4:07:17
If I need a kidney, I'm getting a kidney Bitcoin.
4:07:21
Did you if you see any of the story again?
4:07:23
Dave Portnoy actually pulled out a week before the the number
4:07:29
spunk boomed. And he lost about it, he lost
4:07:32
like millions. Millions and millions of
4:07:34
dollars. Sure, he's gonna be just fine.
4:07:37
I'm sure he is. All right, Danny Boy.
4:07:39
Let's hear your. What's that smell?
4:07:41
So not crypto. Not sports but on Saturday I am
4:07:47
going to see Pantera play at Jones Beach.
4:07:49
Not like I don't plugging for money but just saying I'm gonna
4:07:53
be down the block from house and here's my question.
4:07:57
Half the Pantera original band are dead.
4:08:01
So can you say I'm seeing Pantera play when half the band
4:08:06
is dead? Is it called something else?
4:08:11
Do you say it's like after like what do you do?
4:08:15
Whenever I don't know but like like after the original members
4:08:19
are not there anymore, it can never be there again, it's like
4:08:23
if Ringo Starr and, and Paul McCartney played as the Beatles,
4:08:26
would it be the Beatles? So, my question is, when I see
4:08:30
the show on Saturday, I'm gonna be like It like what do I do
4:08:37
with that? Well, you don't have either of
4:08:39
the brothers left, right? Like the positions from the
4:08:43
band. So that is a problem that it's
4:08:47
horrible. What happened at Skynyrd like,
4:08:49
no one, let's go. You guys might not know this,
4:08:53
but Dimebag Darrell was murdered on stage by.
4:08:56
Yes. Some of the gun and you want to
4:08:58
hear you want to hear even a crazy story.
4:09:00
What that that week that weekend.
4:09:04
That's what it's freezer. That's it bro.
4:09:06
No, no that weekend in Connecticut when he was
4:09:09
murdered. I was down the block DJing and
4:09:13
what was oh was it? Oh I thought it was in
4:09:15
Connecticut but well I I was in Connecticut DJ that day.
4:09:19
So in Connecticut. So when I heard that the dude, I
4:09:23
really like so, so what do you get a big concert over there?
4:09:28
Half Tara's gonna smell like Dan Shit Noel's asked this.
4:09:37
Here in the pink one. In the stink Ram, Jam On It, I
4:09:42
shut up on your face. Can I slap your ass?
4:09:44
That's funny. Okay, so for mine, I'm gonna be
4:09:48
going into My Lovely Sam. I'm gonna be going over to the
4:09:50
NFL world because the Steelers just debuted some brand new
4:09:54
alternative uniforms. And honestly, there's not much
4:09:57
to say about it Lulu because it's, it's straight up, dog
4:10:01
shit. They don't look good, Scoop sits
4:10:03
on the shiter. I'm gonna take this off for a
4:10:05
second because I can barely hear myself but they look absolutely
4:10:08
beautiful. They don't look good.
4:10:09
What's the weather? I know a lot of I know the theme
4:10:11
is to try to get a lot of orange to reach these alternative
4:10:14
jerseys for certain teams but the Chargers came out with one
4:10:18
the Patriots a little while ago, I feel like those weren't as
4:10:21
iconic as you know, the killer bee, Stealers alternative
4:10:24
uniforms, you know, I could just remember so many times, we can
4:10:26
weak out seeing Big Ben and all those guys are Steelers, guys on
4:10:30
old football, Sunday going, get those wins.
4:10:31
And now it's gonna be in some ugly.
4:10:33
They look like a bus, I don't know.
4:10:35
They look like a school bus and the short bus kind.
4:10:37
Not the long bus but what does it smell like?
4:10:39
It smells. It smells like some rotten
4:10:44
Ayahuasca that's been crammed up Mike tomlin's ass.
4:10:47
So there we go. That's called sex.
4:10:49
Yeah. Look at those jerseys.
4:10:52
Not so horrible. I kind of look like, I don't
4:10:55
know what they look like. If you're playing lacrosse, it's
4:11:01
not bad. They don't look like you're
4:11:03
playing football whatsoever. Premier League soccer.
4:11:06
I was, I don't know what team it is.
4:11:07
There's a team that literally just a soccer team.
4:11:09
I look so big donuts over there. Yeah.
4:11:13
Have you ever seen the fuck it out of fisherman?
4:11:16
Jersey, I don't think I'm gonna argue this makes my pecker hard,
4:11:23
pulled it out of my ass. I, I got a highlight to share
4:11:27
with my what's that smell? My watch that smell happens to
4:11:31
go to Yankees your vit Vivas who was gunned down going to Third
4:11:37
Base by Ronald Acuna Jr. Flat-footed from the corner and
4:11:41
right Fields. He doesn't even slide into third
4:11:45
base, he's deeply in football. It's true with third baseman on
4:11:50
cutoff throws late hands. Don't show that you're going for
4:11:53
the ball until the very end and you can make that tag viviz.
4:11:57
Got tagged out Aaron Boone, a third baseman, most of his
4:11:59
career said he used to do that to people every single game and
4:12:03
he would try to get that to happen.
4:12:05
He actually the US, get the funk and guess what?
4:12:08
Bun didn't even bench him for it.
4:12:10
I'm putting you on a leash. You know, just keeping that
4:12:13
culture. Well, what is it?
4:12:14
What is it smell like? Well, I'm going to go to Las
4:12:17
Vegas because it reminds me of Viva Las Vegas, but this is Viva
4:12:22
La Scranton and whatever, crappy food they have theirs.
4:12:26
Probably gonna smell like the shit of Elvis when he used when
4:12:30
he died the day. Eating a lot of ladies.
4:12:34
Faking sandwiches, on the time I farted, you want to drive lost.
4:12:38
Granted Glory banana and Elvis Presley having a heart attack.
4:12:45
Yeah, you need a peanut butter and banana bacon sandwich.
4:12:48
I was Flick it and stick it, the king died on his throne.
4:12:53
All right job. mine is on the baseball side and we kind of
4:13:00
touched on this with betting early on this year, and So it
4:13:05
was Pat hoberg who is a 38 year old umpire in Major League
4:13:08
Baseball. Supposedly had a joint gambling
4:13:12
account when it went legal in Iowa in 2019.
4:13:18
And the there was no evidence that he had ever used the
4:13:22
account. His buddy was a poker player and
4:13:25
newy Gamble, and they shared an account and they appealed and
4:13:29
they peeled it and our Gradle commissioner was like, no.
4:13:35
The appeals are dropped. We fired June.
4:13:37
He was, he was actually one of my favorite.
4:13:38
She was great. He had actually talked to you
4:13:40
and not be a dick. But yeah, I think it's
4:13:43
unbelievable. It wasn't even his account
4:13:45
doesn't even they have no. Evidence that he even bet on it
4:13:50
is just him in his buddy and so I think it's smells like man
4:13:54
free. Where's the song and puts Icy
4:13:57
Hot and then takes a poop and rubs on his face so you can see
4:14:00
what it smells like. Job.
4:14:02
Good question. Ohtani his interpreter.
4:14:06
That's a bullshit. A tiny bit.
4:14:09
So beautiful. And his serpent is taking the
4:14:13
fall for it. What's your thoughts on that?
4:14:16
No Tony's. The best player in baseball.
4:14:18
Yeah. Other boldest white guy in
4:14:23
America. But but It's like, I feel kind
4:14:26
of betting on sports and he's blaming his interpreter.
4:14:29
And I, I feel no evidence. Go to casino and find Asians,
4:14:36
plenty of evidence, like that, or are you happy to see me?
4:14:40
I'm not saying that. I understand where you're coming
4:14:44
from, bro, but we don't know. But Nobody will ever know you
4:14:50
can say, you know, but you won't.
4:14:52
Sure do. But how do you know, 100%, how
4:14:56
do you know, 100 is looking to build a casino next to Steve,
4:15:03
Cohen's field is a fuk going to beans Little Korea, Little
4:15:07
China. Let's just Field of what else my
4:15:15
dog wants your pussycat. All right.
4:15:17
So damn. Basically, we have to warn code.
4:15:18
I sent it to not start betting please.
4:15:19
I need a Blow Pop. Like yo, I've been extended for,
4:15:26
I'm sure you have well, oh, what is the casinos?
4:15:29
And you that's that's really interesting.
4:15:35
Sometimes you just miss play 17 million.
4:15:36
He takes himself. Yeah, sometimes you do if you
4:15:40
what All right, ladies and gentlemen, the final.
4:15:46
What's that smell? Well, I'm gonna go to NFL
4:15:49
conversation as anybody checked out the Netflix quarterback part
4:15:55
two season, two, ladies and gentlemen.
4:15:57
Well, it was built on three, quarterbacks Kirk Cousins again,
4:16:02
Joe burrow and Jared Goff. And the story that really stuck
4:16:07
out to me, I watched the whole season and we'll talk about it
4:16:10
on on Wednesday Jericho, came out and took shots at Sean McVay
4:16:15
and said that, Sean McVay when the trade happened, when he was
4:16:18
traded to the Lions. He said, that Sean McVay didn't
4:16:21
even go up to him. He didn't even speak to him
4:16:23
about. It didn't reach out to him.
4:16:24
He just pretty much said, you're getting traded to the Detroit
4:16:27
Lions and Jared Goff said that to me it was just there was no
4:16:31
respect their, you know, I was your starting quarterback, I
4:16:34
took you to the Super Bowl and then you just, you didn't even
4:16:37
sit down, you didn't even have a conversation and give me a whole
4:16:39
rundown on why you're doing it. He was hurt.
4:16:42
And obviously, That's why the lion fans we there they cheer
4:16:46
for Jared Goff and obviously they have those tears every
4:16:50
single time they play the, the LA Rams, because they want to
4:16:55
stick it to the Rams on what they have in Jared Goff.
4:16:58
So, you know what? It smells like, oh, it smells
4:17:00
like Sean McVay. You know, putting his head up,
4:17:02
his wonderful beautiful wife's ass and, you know, pulling, you
4:17:06
know, daisies out of his own ass while he's doing it.
4:17:09
So, there you go. So that's what it smells like.
4:17:12
I mean it, I've seen show me phase wife.
4:17:15
She is wonderful sexy. Any ideas I'm telling you, I go
4:17:22
check it out. She is so hot.
4:17:24
She's like, one of the hottest like wives out there so it's
4:17:28
definitely something to look at if you've never seen Sean
4:17:30
mcvay's woman, so look it up. She's sexy as hell, man.
4:17:35
And Sean, mcvay's wife. I'd stick my head up our ass.
4:17:37
There's no doubt about it. I just wouldn't be pulling
4:17:40
daisies out of mine, but yeah, so Jerry goslee know it's not
4:17:45
anybody's name, maybe it's, maybe you've been sticking
4:17:48
yourself your head up. Somebody's, you know, ask maybe
4:17:51
fishes ass. I don't know somebody, somebody
4:17:53
that's not like, you know, fish, you get it fish Speedy.
4:17:58
You know what I'm talking about. It's the one that I'm tired.
4:18:04
That's the one I want to stick his head up, Sean, mcveigh's
4:18:06
wife's ass. I'll let you lick my butt.
4:18:09
And then once I thought that was Matt, liner's wife at her and
4:18:14
who's the other? Oh, Do go.
4:18:20
Look at her body. Go look at it.
4:18:22
Hello, I love Goodyear Jared gospel.
4:18:25
I love him with his pecker, dude.
4:18:27
I'm telling you go look at Sean. Mcvay's wife, go.
4:18:29
Look at our swimsuit and everything.
4:18:30
She's hot, man. All right, that's a folk show,
4:18:33
but she's, but I prefer goody with the.
4:18:35
I have a phone now, for hot chicks, but not for AI.
4:18:39
Look up sports, that he takes himself.
4:18:42
All right, don't worry. There's enough Larry centers,
4:18:45
terrible reference. So we go.
4:18:46
I'm a little tired, where a little bit overboard here.
4:18:50
Ladies and gentlemen, I want to thank Danny for joining us.
4:18:53
I like to thank our guests because they were Sensational
4:18:56
every single one of them. Obviously, the one and only
4:18:58
Jamie winbourne. He joining us in his car as a
4:19:02
lot of NFL players like to do. Matt, O'Leary fantastic.
4:19:05
Thank you, Matt. For joining us.
4:19:06
Talking little Jets and Islanders hockey.
4:19:09
So I love Matt, thank you to Matt.
4:19:11
Thank you to all the fans tuning into us and, and downloading a
4:19:15
show on Apple and Spotify audio over 130,000.
4:19:20
Over the last, I would say the last month, thank you to all the
4:19:24
tiktok Instagram, Facebook all the different sectors.
4:19:29
YouTube Spotify, apple video all the guys, all the girls, all the
4:19:34
gals following us on all the social media markets, and, and
4:19:37
all the different platforms that were on Odyssey, too, Odyssey.
4:19:40
We're doing pretty well, too. I just want to give a shout out
4:19:42
to them and odyssey, letting us Post our show on their network.
4:19:45
Uh yeah, we'll be back on Wednesday Speedo.
4:19:48
Do we have on? All right, joining us away
4:19:50
again, for the first time in a couple years 8:45 will be our
4:19:52
friend up a shop Breeland, former commanders Chiefs Vikings
4:19:55
cornerback at a 45 and then, two be determined on time is our
4:19:58
friend, Mr. Jim Miller, I want to say something Bashaud
4:20:02
Breeland. The last time he was on his
4:20:03
show, I had to get a lot out of him, and it took a while to get
4:20:07
him open. And then two weeks after we
4:20:09
interviewed him, he was arrested for play.
4:20:12
Well, what did he write? Jeff told us at the time, he got
4:20:15
some kind of drug around. He got a drug arrest, he had
4:20:19
like a machine gun. He was caught with a machine gun
4:20:21
and and I we read the story. It was absolutely crazy.
4:20:24
And Breeland was fantastic on the show.
4:20:27
I remember, I remember that was at the time, the giant seen a
4:20:29
lot of Corners. I was trying to recruit him to
4:20:31
come to the giant. Yeah.
4:20:32
So that he burstiq we had on like what?
4:20:35
The perfect for the Giants because yeah time.
4:20:36
Yes, no. You know why it would have been
4:20:38
perfect because you had another guy that, you know, had a dead
4:20:41
body in his basement because of his good old chakra.
4:20:44
Yeah, the jackrabbit. Remember that story?
4:20:46
He had a couple of good years. He was pretty good in coverage.
4:20:52
Yeah. So was I cover ups?
4:20:55
Apparently, I said he was good. His brother raped, the dead body
4:21:00
in his basement and put it in the corner.
4:21:01
Nobody saw it. Nobody saw it.
4:21:03
Dead body in the corner for things happen.
4:21:05
I'm sure it does. He was definitely jumping over
4:21:08
it. If you know what I mean.
4:21:09
Yeah, hiding. A dead body for a week or two
4:21:14
and his basement. How do you not?
4:21:15
Yeah, I figure anyways. Thank you.
4:21:20
All the fans. And again, we'll be back on
4:21:21
Wednesday. It was a great job.
4:21:22
Speedy, you have anything, you have anything.
4:21:25
Give us a funny. Funny, funny.
4:21:27
Go goody goody he's wrapping up but maybe that he just
4:21:33
something. No, because you gibbering and
4:21:35
jabber good. Are you sure that dead body
4:21:36
wasn't Eli Apple's Giants career, as long as she doesn't
4:21:40
do? What taken care of my two hole.
4:21:42
I'm good. All right.
4:21:42
Good night, farewell. We're gone.
4:21:44
It's the worldwide sports radio network.
4:21:49
This makes my pecker hard.