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  Good eyn to everybody, and welcome to Wednesday night edition of the Sports Exchange.
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  If you're looking at your clock, yes we're at eight o'clock tonight,
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  not nine o'clock. Reality of the situation is July fourth coming up. And
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  hope everybody out there has a good time with the food, the family and
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  all the rest of the business. Meanwhile, let's take care of business.
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  And if you look at the title, it says it all NBA sanity,
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  NHL tidbits, and a whole lot more, well not a whole lot more,
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  but and being and HL tidbits. That that said, talk about doctor
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  Julius serving Michael Jordan. Of course the James family do a little bit of
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  Florida panthers as well. Let's see how crack and make the news and Nathan's
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  and Joey's chats nut to get in there. Let's bring on the crew really
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  quickly. Candy Emling, welcome back. We just came back from a gruelly
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  trip to Greensboro, North Carolina for the National Sports Media Event. Pretty good
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  event, but glad to be back home in sunshine. Take Candy, thanks
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  for having me. Scott's glad to be back, you know, it's always
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  good to get on the road, but it's always some for some reason,
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  it always feels good to come back home to your own bed. Yeah,
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  sure does, All right. Jv ellis, what's going on? Glad to
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  see guys? Yeah back, well, glad to see Tomorrow is the fourth?
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  Nice to be a little bit earlier tonight. But I think we're gonna
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  have a great show as always. Well, I know we're gonna have a
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  great show when you see the topic, folks, if you're out there,
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  get in the chat room. This show is eluded, right George Icorn,
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  Hey, happy forth everybody on the third. And yes, I'm glad too
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  that you're back. Thanks, we'll talk. I watched the trip, all
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  right, let's get to it. Okay, First of all, let's get
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  to doctor Julius Irving went on and record and said, if Lebron James didn't
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  chase rings, he would be in my top ten all time. I got
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  him ranked number fifteen, behind Scotty Pip and my goodness. So what do
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  you think of that? N is doctor j Righter? Is he wrong?
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  He's wrong? Listen, it's if anybody knows anything about me. I don't
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  like Lebron James, but he's one of the top five players of all time.
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  And you know, it's hard for me to go back before I was
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  born to talk about Bill Russell and Will Chamberlain. But I'm gonna put those
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  two with Kobe, Michael and Lebron, you know, and there's probably other
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  old timers that I'm forgetting that may be in that category, but those are
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  at the obvious top five. You know, no matter what order you want
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  to put them in, depending on what your thought process is. To me,
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  it'll always be Jordan. Uh. You know, what he did I
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  thought was unbelievable. I don't think anyone comes close. Uh. You know,
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  if you could probably sit here and argue for Bill Russell and I'd have
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  to probably say I can't disagree. Probably do the same thing for Wilt Cob
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  and Lebron. I don't think you can make the argument that they're the best.
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  You know, even though I love Tobe and I can't stay Lebron.
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  You know, I still think that they're top five players, but I don't
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  think that they're one, two or three. Let's go to chat room.
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  Walter Mitchell a happy Independent States for spending part of your night with us.
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  He because it's his Criteriia, Okay, let's go on with your own.
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  Little Lebron isn't in my top Painley because you have to get it done,
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  a Jude Walter Mitchell, I have You're gonna be a superstar in this chat,
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  Buddie. All right, well, let's go ahead. Good stuff off
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  the bat by mister mister Walter Mitchell. Let's keep it rolling, all right,
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  George, what do you think? I don't know. I don't agree,
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  doctor J. I admire you, Doctor J. But I don't know
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  where you're coming from on this one. I wouldn't dare put him down that
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  low. Lebron again, Yeah, not one of my all time favorites.
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  But he has done a hell of a job. Obviously, he's been in
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  the news lately with the situation with his son being drafted and all that talk
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  and uh and you know what, Doctor Jay was in an error where he
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  unfortunately he didn't make as much nearly the amount of money that they're making now.
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  But I'm not saying that that had much to do with his putting Lebron
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  down that far on his list. But don't I don't think that's justified.
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  I really don't. I mean Yeah, you're sitting back. Yeah, he
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  should have won more rings, more even than he has had. But I'm
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  just saying that because he is so talented, and they also put a lot
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  of talent around him on the teams, on the rosters that he's been you
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  know, and he's been into the championship rown for so many years. But
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  I'm just saying that. No, I don't agree with doctor j I don't
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  know what. I just don't do it. I don't do that. And
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  I'm like Joe, I mean, I'd have to put him right up there.
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  You know. Out of the guys from nowadays, Kobe Bryant and Lebron
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  are the two that really stand out. Of course Michael, of course,
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  Michael Jordan would be number one for me. Hey, Candy, before you
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  do that much, but Walter Mitchell's coming up. Think about it. When
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  we are comparing grapes, usually the number are the championships. Now what you
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  do when the championships is on the line? You know what, Walter,
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  You're really on fire tonight. Oh how many did Lebron played with? At
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  least ten Hall of Famers? Boy, this guy's on a roll. We
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  need more Walter Mitchell than the chat room, Joshua Door, all right,
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  I'm glad he got in just in time. You'll have hockey shortly, Joshua
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  Door, thanks for being on all right, Katie, keep it rolling.
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  So I don't know that i'd put Lebron in my top five, but probably
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  in my top ten, not fifteen. I don't think i'd put him as
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  low as Doctor Jay is putting on it, you know, Like you guys
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  have said, He's played on some good teams with some good supporting casts,
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  and I think that makes a big difference, right, And I think the
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  game has changed a lot and it has favored Lebron because I don't know that
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  he could play back in let's put it in the Bad Boys era, because
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  I think he'd get hurt a lot. To be honest with you, I
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  don't think he plays as physical of a game as some of the as they
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  did back then. So I don't know that when you're talking about your top
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  five, you're talking about a player that could play in any era. In
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  my book, if you're gonna put him in the top five, he could
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  play in any era, and Lebron might, but I don't know how he
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  would succeed if he would succeed in any era, and that's where I would
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  draw the line, right all right, Josha Door just give you an idea
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  what hockey's going to be on in segments four and five. But there is
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  a lot of good hockey topics that I want to trust too. I'll just
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  say this about James Okay, all right, glad, you want to know.
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  I mean, the scary thing is he has the body to play physical
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  He's built. He's probably one of the biggest guys physically in the league.
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  Yet he plays like at soccer. If he would have got a chance to
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  watch the your or the copa, you know, you see what happens in
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  soccer. You barely get touched. The guys flop, you know, he
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  plays. He'd be a great soccer player with those moves. But physically he's
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  gifted. He's one of the biggest guys in the league. So you know,
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  I wonder if he could play previous eras because of that, But right
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  now, obviously we could never expect it because he's never showed it. Right,
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  Yeah, I'd like to see how he goes ahead. With Bill Lambert,
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  Rick Mahorn and to name a few other ones, we've got Charles Barkley
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  would rough him up a little bit too, and some of those late Lakers
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  Great Ramis used to mix it up. Reality is, as I think I'll
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  go along with Candy Moore toward top ten. There's no way I'm not putting
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  a top ten without Larry Byrd, Magic Johnson in it. You know you
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  have to number one. Those two guys change the league to begin with.
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  Never heard of tape delay. Okay, once upon a time it was on
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  tape delay. As far as Lebron James is concerned, I've been chasing championships
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  and only got four in his pocket, and I think he should have a
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  lot more. Do I think that he is a body like Andy said,
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  could play. We'll get to that in just a moment. But as I
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  talk about Michael Jordan, but the reality is, I'm gonna go back to
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  Walter Mitchell. You probably could because the game was tough different back then,
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  but that's water under the bridge probably, But again that's just hypoth reular point
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  Walter again. But yeah, all right, we'll never know. Ye,
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  well, you know what, Let's go ahead and transition over Michael Jordan on
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  what players would survive in the nineteen eighties, he does say, Lebron James,
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  by the way, Kobe Bryant, Tim Duncan, Dirk O Whisky.
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  Well, all right, so we'll start where we began this thing, to
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  begin with Happy July fourth, Dusty, what do you think about this one?
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  Joe? Yeah, I mean h So the four names you mentioned were
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  Dirk, I don't know. I don't see Tim being very physical, but
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  I didn't watch it off of him play uh, Tim Duncan, I could
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  see he looked like he could play that era. He was just he just
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  did his job, very lunchbox type guy. With the other two. Right,
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  well, I'll go over the list again. You got Lebron James,
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  Kobe Bryant, Tim Duckin, Turko Whisky. Kobe, he did whatever it
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  took, so I could definitely see him. Lebron, I don't know,
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  like I said, you know when I said to Kady, he has the
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  physical aspects to be able to do it. The question is the will,
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  because he's never shown anything where he's willing to take a body or you know,
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  draw somebody into him. Everything is always a flop. So that's where
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  I wonder he's much more finesse for especially for a guy who's so built.
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  Hey, George, Well, again, these are all hypothetical things. I
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  would definitely say all the names on the list I believe could play that.
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  I I really do. They're all very strong individuals. They are physically they're
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  they're there. Like you said, JB. You know, may not play
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  the physical games as we would like to see him play it, but he
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  is physical and if he had to adapt to it against those guys and in
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  that era, I say, he probably could do. So there's you know,
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  there's again it's it's it's so hard to judge people in different eras.
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  And I think that what happens is these guys as they get older or they
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  retire, you know, they sit back and they do interviews and they start
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  thinking about this stuff like doctor j and now you said Scott Michael Jordan,
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  you know, and that's good because what is that doing. That is making
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  the NBA and it doesn't need a whole lot more pushing, but it's making
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  them push more for more in the headlines during the off season. And that's
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  good because the league wants to be carried around twenty four seven, twelve months
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  a year, that sort of thing. So I like these discussions, and
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  it is interesting when you hear them from guys that are all star Hall of
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  famers like that doctor j and Michael I this is this is all hypothetical.
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  But Scott, but I'd say all the ones that you mentioned, yeah,
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  I think they could. Well, let's face reality, this the worst kept
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  seeking on the planet. When I tell you that the old guys resent the
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  new guys because they're making a lot more money and they would build a game,
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  I mean that there's a built and resentment there. So guys like Michael
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  Jordan and doctor Julius Irving are certainly going to take their shots in the candidate
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  and both of these instances they have valid points trying Candy go ahead. So
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  let's face it. Kobe had such a work effic there is no doubt that
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  he could play in any era because he would he would do whatever he needed
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  to to be able to play in that whatever era. He would practice all
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  the time. Jerk Dirk I think could play because he played a little bit.
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  He did play a little more physical. I've seen him playing games as
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  far as who is the Way It's Dirk Lebron, Kobe, Oh, Tim
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  Dunk, Tim Duncan could play. I think in any any era too,
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  because he was another one of those hard workers, down to earth like Lebron.
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  The only thing that I wonder about him besides, like JB said that
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  we haven't seen his physicality as much we've seen more of the flop slide,
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  is I don't know how well he would mesh on a team with some of
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  those before, because I think he has a little bit more an ego than
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  any of the other All the other guys you mentioned, none of them have
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  the ego that Lebron has. And I don't know how well other old school
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  guys would team up with him and how well they'd they'd go for that kind
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  of me me me attitude. I think it would. It'd be interesting.
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  I I just don't see. I don't know if he could do it all
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  the other eras I think all the other guys definitely could. Imagine Kady,
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  just imagine for a second if we could pick him up and place him on
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  that ninety two dream team. I don't think he'd fit in. No,
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  you know, the other guys everyone else you said would do whatever it took,
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  whatever the rule that was given to them would be perfect. And if
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  I correct, Chuck Daily was the coach of that team, right more than
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  now. Yeah. So I mean if Chuck said, Tim, all I
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  want you to do is stay there a rebound, you have a touch the
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  ball except for rebounds. Tim would be like, you got a Chuck.
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  Yeah, that's a good point. That's a really good point. All right.
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  The only thing I'll add to this because you guys have done a great
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  guys and Dal have done a good job. Kobe's a lot, Tim Duncans
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  a lot marginal with Tim Duncan, Lebron James, No, Katy, go
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  All right, bo, welcome, welcome ball. Looking forward to seeing
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  you pretty soon. You were talking to you next, Walter Mitchell. Yes,
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  look at Tatum. Three hundred plus million. That's more in the entire
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  league. Thank you. Yeah, don't forget Walter in the league was almost
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  broken the seventy nine. Although this Walter Mitchell is making a good case become
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  an NBA analyst. So if you're ever interested, Walter, reach out to
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  us to be more happy to include all of these shows. We're a little
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  bit shorthanded on basketball, but we talked about it. One situation presents itself.
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  So Walter, you've certainly been the great edition tonight. Looking forward to
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  seeing more of your commentary. As time goes on with that said topic number
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  three to the last basketball topic that we're going to go to the sport on
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  frozen pond. Ronnie James has signed a four years, seven point nine million
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  dollar rookie contract with the Lakers. Lebron also gets a two year, one
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  hundred and four million dollars max deal with the Lakers. All right, you
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  know what I don't know, Walter, you want to come in on this
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  verse. All we'll put it back to Joe. Well, as he's been
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  numeral udo on all the NBA topics, I would say it is Bronni's situation.
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  My goodness. So as I was watching the draft, I was waiting
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  for anyone in the NBA to show that rich Pole doesn't run the NBA because
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  rich Pole orchestrated Broddy James to go to the Lakers. You know, he
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  told everyone else if if they drafted him, he was going to go play
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  in Australia. He only worked out for Phoenix and the Lakers, right,
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  And you know there were other comments about how him and Lebron run the Lakers.
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  Then you know, the Celtics had to pick right before the Lakers,
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  and how fitting would it have been if you're the Celtics to go ahead and
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  pick Lebron's son, and you know what, who cares if he makes your
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  roster if they want to send him to Australia. Bye, you don't need
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  him anyway. You just won the championship. You're good enough to win again
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  anyway. So it was the perfect spot because it's a second round pick that
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  probably won't make the NBA anyway. So I thought that would have been the
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  perfect pick to kind of show Rich Pole who runs the NBA. But the
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  Celtics didn't do that, and we knew the Lakers were going to pick him,
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  and you know, all the talk Lebron's going to take a reduced salary
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  so that we could get you know, some stars to the Lakers so they
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  can put a run on that went out the window when they announced Lebron took
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  what was it, one hundred and four million the max contract for the next
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  two years. Mister Selfish himself, the over the hill guy, superstar who's
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  passed his prime, that's trying to be GM and have his family play for
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  the team. It's another joke. Rich Paul should be you know, not
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  allowed to be an agent. The fact that he could tell the NBA what
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  to do, what Adam Silver is doing. I don't understand how he hasn't
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  said something. He hasn't made a public statement about this. The fact that
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  Broddy James got drafted. Glad for the kid, very happy. Is he
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  ready to play in the NBA? Absolutely not, but good for him he
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  got his call. Now. I hope he does well. But all the
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  other knuckleheads in this group ridiculous. Rich Pole, as I said last night
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  on Sideline Sports, we're on social media, Come talk to me. I
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  want to hear how you how you tell everyone how you run the NBA.
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  I'd love to sit down and have a conversation with you. Lebron, You're
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  you're over the hill superstar who can't play GM because your team doesn't win.
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  The only one you have is a fake championship in a bubble. Since you've
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  been at LA, you got Glass Joe as your center, who can't stay
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  healthy, gets the most ridiculous injuries, and now your poor son's going to
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  be scrutinized for life because he's your son and you've got him drafted instead of
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  letting him go back to school one more year, maybe earning a spot in
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  the league. The whole thing is a sham, and Rich Pole is the
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  leader of the sham. Here. You know, I'm gonna say something here
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  right now. I'm glad I came up on the topic that forced JB.
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  Ellis to rat, because that was a good rat. Ei goat man.
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  This guy got his goat, and for all of you, if you don't
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  get nothing else ode of the show, go back to Ellis's segment for crying
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  out loud. This was awesome, baby. It's just a horrible situation,
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  though it's a better situation that you're ranted about it. This topic was ideally
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  made for you. All right, good job, Ellen's up product Now this
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  was awesome man. All right, Bi Court, I will tell you right
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  now, you have a tough pack to follow. I can't follow that too
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  well, I tell you. But Ron Ron, you know yeah, I
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  mean you hit on all the right points there. Maybe you really did.
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  I mean, this kid's going to be under so much scrutiny. He's got
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  to play defense. He's got to be a good defender if he wants to
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  make it in this league. You know, his dad. The whole thing
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  smells. I'm sorry, but it does. I agree with you, JB
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  on that, because uh, orchestrating this is just nonsense, just total nonsense.
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  That you saw what the Lakers did this past year, nothing and nothing,
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  they could do anything. So now they bring in the superstars sun and
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  the superstar is the fading Superstar. Sounds like a little Rocky movie or something.
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  To me, it has the making of I mean, you know what's
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  gonna happen next Oh, of course they're gonna get all these national television game
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  dates. You know that ABCESPN and all the other networks carrying the NBA.
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  They're gonna put the Lakers on. Even they didn't have to add more games
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  with the Lakers, but they will. And then the other thing is the
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  fact that, yeah, I mean, is he even ready for the NBA,
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  Like I said, he unless he learns how to play defense. Well,
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  I don't think he's ready right now. We'll see how much time is
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  it. JJ Reddick the new coach. Yeah, we'll see how much time.
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  Yeah, they're gonna play him his son and then we'll see how it
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  goes. But boyl boy, talk about pressure. You not only playing in
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  the NBA, but you're playing for the next year. Old man who taught
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  you everything, But it's gonna be hard, it really is for him to
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  succeed. I mean, you know the thing is is they gotta probably take
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  him in the line of gradually, but we'll see what happens. I'm not
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  sure what's gonna what this Lakers team is gonna it's gonna look like really win
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  loss win loss. Yeah, right. Can't you want to put Walter's latest
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  one? Now we've got two of them, so let's go ahead and put
• 22:11
  them both up. And you know you can even read him too, can't
• 22:15
  Hmmm? A franchise who didn't have coaching staff until today, the Brownie stuff,
• 22:21
  clown show plus Lebron. If they win, it's because of him.
• 22:25
  If not, it's y'all. Why would anyone want to go there? Even
• 22:30
  Rocky's kid didn't fight. He had to adapt Tommy Gunn's true. Yeah,
• 22:36
  this good man. Yeah, this Walter's on a roll man, bring him
• 22:41
  on. We need this guy and I'll extend the crewer occasionally. If I
• 22:47
  had to put Walter on here, this guy, you might as well say
• 22:49
  he's on the air. Helloverbody, welcome to the Sports to change. Got
• 22:52
  Scott, Candy Shoe, George and Walter how about that sounds good? All
• 22:57
  right, can't he take up? Okay, so nepotism back in the words.
• 23:07
  Back in the twenty ten US Census outlined just how extensive nepotism is in
• 23:14
  the country. It said that twenty two percent of men whose fathers were present
• 23:19
  in their teenage years will work for the same employer simultaneously as their fathers.
• 23:26
  And that was back in twenty ten and we're in twenty advance it to twenty
• 23:30
  twenty four. There isn't a part of society where you don't see it.
• 23:34
  Donald Trump's administration was full of family members and lackeys. He took nepotism to
• 23:41
  the level that no one has ever seen before. The NFL has tons of
• 23:47
  nepotism, let's face it. Shador Sanders plays for his father Dion at Colorado.
• 23:53
  Austin Rivers played for his his father Dockwell, they were still both at
• 23:59
  the Clippers. So this isn't the first time we've had things. Yes,
• 24:02
  it's the first time they've played on the same team. Now, Lebron signed
• 24:08
  a two year Whether he's gonna make it the four years that Bronni signed for
• 24:15
  I don't know, because he's not as young as he used to be.
• 24:19
  They're saying now that rich Paul James's agent is reportedly still discussing the possibility of
• 24:26
  the thirty nine year old taking approximately one million dollars less than his max salary,
• 24:33
  and that would keep the Lakers below the new second apron in the CBA,
• 24:37
  allowing them to avoid strict roster building restrictions for tax paying teams, such
• 24:44
  as prohibiting combining multiple outgoing salaries in trades. So we'll see. As much
• 24:55
  as I don't like Lebron, this isn't the first time, and some things
• 25:00
  like this have happened. Nepotism happens all over all. Right, don't think
• 25:06
  I'm gonna say about the topic. Joe Ellis hit it right. The only
• 25:08
  thing he probably missed. Maybe he was thinking about letting me do it.
• 25:11
  That's why he kept it out that Danny Ainge was a GM of the Celtics.
• 25:17
  He would have picked them, period, because we all know that Danny
• 25:19
  Age's hates toward the Lakers goes. He really does. Now that's item number
• 25:26
  one, number two. When you put it all in perspective, what happens
• 25:30
  the second round picks? Normally they're stashed over seas. Anyways, this is
• 25:36
  the only one that isn't getting stashed for obvious reasons. So you know what,
• 25:41
  to me, the fact that he's getting paid this amount of money,
• 25:44
  I don't care about, well, pron James taking a million dollars less as
• 25:48
  they always say, who cares? And you know, Joshua Door, I
• 25:51
  agree somewhere along the lines that somebody said I thought no politics on here.
• 25:55
  They probably did not even know where you heard it. But it won't matter.
• 25:57
  But I'll say the only politics I have as a politics that to me
• 26:02
  are not very good is the fact that Bronnie was either going to play in
• 26:06
  the Valley of the Sun or he's playing it with the Lakers. Now,
• 26:08
  I will say this. As of today, some new developments about that coaching
• 26:12
  staff. Scott Brooks has been named to the coaching staff. He's got like
• 26:17
  twelve years of experience under JJ Reddick's staff and name McMillan's who's got I believe
• 26:22
  nineteen, So he got over thirty years on that coaching staff to go in
• 26:26
  addition to who they were. I think Dwayne Casey actually turned that job down
• 26:29
  as well to stay in Detroit. So there'll be a little bit experience on
• 26:33
  everyone's gonna take a whole lot more experience than that to straighten out that mess
• 26:37
  that they call in Los Angeles. But the reality of the whole situation that
• 26:41
  Danny Ainge would have taken him, he would Jereffy went to Australia, he
• 26:45
  would care if he went to China or wherever. Danny Ainge would have stuck
• 26:48
  it tomorrow, Candy. So I have a question for the panel how much
• 26:55
  pressure is does that put on Bronnie? Because could you imagine not only following
• 27:00
  in your father's footsteps, but playing with your same father, And your father's
• 27:03
  considered this NBA great, and you're going to be expected to be following him
• 27:07
  and doing as good. Could you imagine playing on the same team as your
• 27:14
  father at anything? Like Let's say, so I bowled with my father in
• 27:18
  a bowling league, and you know, he was better than be at it,
• 27:23
  and I tried to learn, but he wasn't the greatest bowler of all
• 27:27
  time or considered one of the greatest bowlers of all time, and you know
• 27:32
  I wasn't where it was a fun league, so anybody could bowl. This
• 27:34
  is the NBA, and unfortunately this kid's not ready. The poor kid had
• 27:40
  a heart attack last year. I'll playing in college, you know, So
• 27:45
  besides physically, he's not ready. His game's not there, and I mean,
• 27:48
  I want to see him succeed. I don't listen. Since we've started
• 27:52
  doing this, I don't root for athletes failures anymore because now I know many
• 27:56
  of them personally, and you know, most of them are good people.
• 27:59
  I'm sure if I I met Lebron, he's probably a good person. So,
• 28:03
  you know, me not liking his game, that's one thing, but
• 28:06
  I don't want to see the guy fail, and normally want to see a
• 28:07
  Sun fail, but I just don't think he's ready. And I think that's
• 28:11
  a spot that could have went to somebody else, and it was orchestrated.
• 28:14
  That's I think with Bathers more than anything. If it would have been like,
• 28:18
  well, we hope to get him if he's there, you know,
• 28:19
  and nobody spoke about it. If Chris rich Paul would have kept his mouth
• 28:23
  quiet the week before, it would have been great, you know, But
• 28:27
  he had a starter. I think it's sort of like Monday or Tuesday that
• 28:32
  week. You know that I run the Lakers, you know, if I
• 28:34
  tell them to do what they're going to do it, you know, and
• 28:37
  then he's telling other teams not to draft him, but he's going to go
• 28:40
  to Australia. You can't do that. And where is Adam Silver? This
• 28:44
  is your league, it's not rich Pole's league. You are the commissioner.
• 28:48
  Step up. That would never happen in the NFL. Imagine if Scott boris
• 28:55
  Lee Steinberg, you know, any other agent would to do that in any
• 28:59
  other sport. Would it be allowed? You know, when Eli Manning got
• 29:03
  drafted by the Chargers, he didn't want to play there. He still got
• 29:07
  drafted by the Chargers. It was up to them to work out a deal
• 29:10
  to get rid of him. You know. It wasn't okay, we're not
• 29:12
  going to take you, because you know he was the best available pick.
• 29:15
  They took him and then they found a way to trade him. You don't
• 29:18
  get to decide where you go with a draft. That's not how it's done.
• 29:22
  Yeah, and I alluded earlier to that. You know, I told
• 29:26
  the about the pressure that you mentioned, Candy. Yeah, there's gonna be
• 29:30
  a lot of pressure on the kid, and he's not ready yet. Obviously
• 29:33
  we know that. But the fact of the matter is is his dad will
• 29:37
  probably be helping him along the way. Obviously he'll be like a second coach
• 29:42
  to him, which he already is. But there's no way that he wants
• 29:48
  to see his boy fail, and it's going to be hard. It is
• 29:51
  going to be a lot of pressure on him, no question about it,
• 29:53
  No question about it. Candy. Let's go to the comments up with Walter,
• 29:57
  starting with Austin and read him down a little. Please. Austin was
• 30:03
  drafted not by his dad, major difference college. It's more accepted to play
• 30:07
  with your dad. Okay, so we have five hundred million for one final
• 30:12
  and two conference finals. Maybe Lebron should give the Lakers a favor. He
• 30:17
  bent over for him since he got to LA. Okay, I'm not worried
• 30:22
  about the pressure on him. He's going to the treatment like the Ball brothers.
• 30:27
  That was good. Don't forget Lebron put a target on his back with
• 30:32
  his tweets about his son's ability in high school and then Olden Christener roots for
• 30:38
  athletes failures. Well, yeah, we're going to get to that one.
• 30:41
  I like this on Joshua. That's good. The other thing I'm going to
• 30:45
  say about this whole thing. Is this okay to me? And I mentioned
• 30:48
  the fact that most second round picks go ahead and gets dashed. You know,
• 30:53
  I don't. I personally am more concerned about his heart, Like Joe
• 30:56
  alluded to long ago, they were talking about having a heart attack. And
• 31:00
  you know, La, that word is synonymous with Hank Gathers, Okay,
• 31:06
  being a young college Studentila merimunt. So you know, do I think he'll
• 31:11
  the support around him? Yeah? You all. But the reality is is
• 31:14
  I don't know how many minutes he's going to get. But the way that
• 31:18
  this whole thing was orchestrated, to me, it was pretty weak. All
• 31:21
  right, Well, Joshua Gorsman actually waiting patiently, so we got to give
• 31:25
  it to our buddy here. Okay, so we do have two hockey segments
• 31:29
  back to back. The Florida Panthers had been toon oil. There's Game seven
• 31:33
  was second most watched NHL game in twenty years. It average sixteen point three
• 31:40
  million viewers across North America, according to the NHL. All right, you
• 31:45
  know what, George will go start with you on this, Well, how
• 31:51
  does that compare to other sports? Though? I mean, you know,
• 31:53
  I'm happy for the NHL. I mean, I didn't think that they hit
• 31:57
  a snowballs chance, and hell really of drawing any kind of numbers on this
• 32:02
  series. And I'm just being honest with you. My gut was telling me
• 32:06
  because I know Connor McDavid, Okay, I know he's a superstar. However,
• 32:09
  nobody else knows much about anything when it comes to the Edmonton oilers.
• 32:15
  And the fact of the matter was, is you gave away one of the
• 32:17
  American cities that would have been the host city obviously if it was two American
• 32:22
  teams playing, but I think would really rescue them obviously was the name of
• 32:28
  Connor McDavid. And also the fact that this game, this series went from
• 32:32
  being a blowout to something really special as we know. And Scott, my
• 32:37
  hats off to you, my friend. You called it seven games. You
• 32:40
  are the winner on this show and a few other shows you probably were on.
• 32:45
  But you're the only one I know that called that for Panthers and seven.
• 32:49
  I went with Panthers and six, as did a lot of other people,
• 32:52
  some even Panthers and five. But I'm telling you, I mean,
• 32:55
  the numbers are good, not as anywhere near it as you'll see for the
• 33:00
  NBA at MLB and of course nowhere near football numbers. But the back of
• 33:05
  the matter is they got a good series out of this and I good Stanley
• 33:08
  Cup finals. All right, let's go back to Joshua Doors Commons. Panthers
• 33:13
  are gaining a lot of traction and stuff, for no doubt about it.
• 33:15
  Right now they've been playing the best of any of the four teams you have
• 33:19
  here. And let's start. Marlins haven't done anything lately. Theyd have a
• 33:22
  playoff appearance a year ago, and then of course they had another one during
• 33:25
  the pandemic. So Marlin's have sniped the postseason. Dolphins haven't won a postseason
• 33:30
  game, and Ages and who am I missing? The Miami Heat have always
• 33:35
  been pretty steady as well. You know what they're they have a great fun
• 33:37
  office. So but yeah, right now, the Panthers I think are in
• 33:40
  questionably the best thing you have going in South Florida. For sure, there's
• 33:44
  no depending on that. Let's go. Let's continue with Joshua's comments. The
• 33:47
  guys on a roll and McDavid is the best player in the world. Yeah,
• 33:51
  I think that's pretty obvious. Walter Davis does help that ESPN is in
• 33:53
  the back in the NHL market. Come on, Zach Hyman and Leon,
• 33:58
  some of us love hockey. Okay, then Joshua Door I went with Panthers
• 34:02
  in five to six. Well, okay, that may be the only thing
• 34:05
  you got wrong, Josh, but you got the championship. It doesn't matter.
• 34:07
  It's not the NBA, MLB, MLB as he whatever. The parade
• 34:14
  was packed. That was from eye here soaked. But we were in North
• 34:15
  Carolina. We wouldn't know anyhow, And Walter, you have to give ESPN
• 34:21
  time to ignite the masses. Doesn't help in the nineteen in the nineties you
• 34:25
  had Powerhouse Club. Yeah, we aren't going to go ahead and question that,
• 34:29
  are we, George considering one of them was Yeah, and Booth hasn't
• 34:32
  played and Booth hasn't played in a long time. All right, Well,
• 34:36
  I knew this was a lightning rod subject that's plays on here tonight. Candy
• 34:39
  some thoughts about the fact that the North American situation worked out, well,
• 34:44
  I mean, Evan, it's a very passionate play. I think you might
• 34:47
  have gotten comparable numbers had the Vancouver Canucks made it, because that's one of
• 34:53
  the largest cities in the In Canada, But go ahead, Candy. So
• 34:58
  the twenty twenty four s Down Cup and Shot saw on an increase of sixty
• 35:05
  Let's see, playoffs across ESPN, ESPN two and ABC averaged one point eight
• 35:10
  million viewers and seven hundred and twenty four viewers eighteen through forty nine, which
• 35:16
  was an increase of sixty percent and forty six percent versus the twenty twenty three
• 35:22
  Stanley Cup playoff average, which was up fourteen and nineteen percent off twenty twenty
• 35:28
  two. So it's gaining traction, it's getting it's gaining attraction. And let's
• 35:32
  face it this we're talking about Edmonton Oilers and the South Florida the Panthers.
• 35:39
  We're not talking the LA market. We're not talking a New York team where
• 35:45
  you'd get all those viewerships. You're talking teams that don't have the same reach,
• 35:52
  you know, but yet look at the viewers they had. They had.
• 35:58
  It was and it was a good watch. It was a good series
• 36:00
  because I would say some games were very one sided. But hockey is gaining
• 36:07
  ground and I and that's a good thing, just like w NBA is gaining
• 36:13
  ground with viewerships. I like the fact that we are supporting more of these
• 36:19
  what should I say that non traditional and NFL, NBA and MLB. They
• 36:27
  always have had viewerships, but some of these lesser known sports are gaining traction
• 36:35
  and that's what I like. All right, let's talk about hockey and Flora.
• 36:39
  I actually had an interesting chat with a podcast that's that I found out
• 36:45
  about that, and they may be guests on another show, but I have
• 36:49
  to talk to some of their people first. First and foremost, the Tampa
• 36:52
  Bay Lightning got things going into Sunshine State with the fact that they won championships
• 36:58
  the Florida But the one thing I'm going to say about up to Florida Panthers.
• 37:00
  One of the reasons I actually thought they were going to win the whole
• 37:04
  thing was this, and I'm only going to say it one time. When
• 37:07
  you lose the year before in the finals, it wears on you for an
• 37:12
  entire year. So the Panthers came out under Paul Maurice from bear in mind
• 37:16
  last year, they backed into the playoffs knowing that they barely got in.
• 37:20
  This year, there was never any Doubtlebrosky had an unbelievable year, you know,
• 37:24
  Matt to Chuck, I don't have to get into all that. But
• 37:27
  when you lose the final series the first time, you go back at it,
• 37:30
  you're hungry the second time, and what do you know, the Florida
• 37:35
  Panthers ended up winning. Now, unfortunately for Panthers fans, the exitus comes
• 37:39
  where a lot of players are going to get more money on the open market.
• 37:44
  They just have to open place that you don't lose too many players.
• 37:47
  But you know what, Panthers had a good front office. I think they'll
• 37:51
  definitely be a contender to at least attend. There's Stanley. Come all right,
• 37:54
  let's go back to Joshua Door real quick. Unlet's say many hen I
• 37:59
  have one other high I haven't got to go on this one yet. Go
• 38:02
  ahead, well, go ahead, you know so? Yeah, I mean,
• 38:05
  anyone that didn't watch Game seven missed one of the best sporting events of
• 38:08
  the year. First of all, the NHL playoffs is by far the best
• 38:13
  playoffs. Other sports may be more popular. I may like baseball the most,
• 38:17
  you know, I enjoy watching basketball more than hockey and football we talk
• 38:22
  about NonStop, But when it comes to playoffs, nothing is better than the
• 38:28
  NHL and a Game seven in the Stanley Cup, especially after a team was
• 38:31
  down three to three nothing. You know, the fact that only got sixteen
• 38:36
  million is is pretty sad. I don't care if it was you know,
• 38:39
  the two smallest market teams in the league. It should If it was Arizona
• 38:45
  and whoever, you know, that should have been higher. It's millions of
• 38:50
  people missed out at one of the best sporting events of the year. You
• 38:52
  know, even if you're just a person that enjoys watching hockey once a year,
• 38:59
  this was the game to watch it. If you never watched hockey,
• 39:00
  what better time to start. So it's a shame that the numbers were down,
• 39:05
  but you know, hockey's got to put on the work to try and
• 39:07
  build it. It's uh fan base and they got to promote their stars.
• 39:12
  I mean, even though Florida won, there was nothing appealing about what Florida
• 39:16
  did to catch someone that's not a hockey fan. If you turned on the
• 39:20
  game and you're not a hockey fan watching Florida play, you gonna be like,
• 39:24
  eh, you know, watching what Edmonton tried to do was exciting.
• 39:29
  That's why I like West Coast Hockey. But you know, knowing about hockey,
• 39:31
  what Florida did was a genius. But if I just turned it on
• 39:35
  and I had no clue what was going on, I'd have been bored out
• 39:37
  of my mind. But you know, they did play the better game and
• 39:40
  led. You know, glad they would, But you know, I think
• 39:44
  that's part of the problem. You know, the dump and chase game is
• 39:45
  kind of boring, and they were physical, but they weren't hitting hard.
• 39:51
  It was weird. You know, you're one hundred percent right, Joshua Door.
• 39:54
  But you know, to catch the casual fan that you know doesn't watch
• 39:59
  hockey the top, it doesn't know much about it, you need offense,
• 40:02
  offense cells. Okay, let's go back out to a series of chats here.
• 40:07
  Okay, Katie start they kept their corn breadth and bring him out.
• 40:10
  Go ahead, what are you gonna add to them? I do want to
• 40:13
  add that years ago the Panthers paid people to come in attendance to some of
• 40:21
  their games. They had horrible attendance, but for the first time in their
• 40:25
  franchise, with all the extra games that they played in the playoffs, they
• 40:30
  actually surpassed one million fans through their stands this year. So that is a
• 40:37
  great accomplishment, that's all. Sure. Yeah, now we'll find out how
• 40:42
  sustainable. All right, go back to well, go back to all these
• 40:45
  comments that are up there, and then we'll address them. And then we
• 40:49
  have another hockey top. I saw a game. If you're going to go
• 40:52
  that fast, Candy, you got to read them. I don't talk that
• 40:54
  okay. And a small market team like the Panthers winning definitely helps grow the
• 40:58
  sport, we agree, Joshua, dustinam braid I saw at a hockey game
• 41:02
  in two thousand and eleven. Okay, I'm an original from Jersey. Joy
• 41:10
  Zy, now that you just mentioned New York, which is nearby there,
• 41:16
  Panthers have been booming since the new ownership took over. Can't judge the franchise
• 41:22
  prior to that ownership was awful. They kept their core and let's face it,
• 41:27
  Scott, it is hard on you. Once you win the Stanley Cup,
• 41:30
  normally your best players, it's going to be hard to keep everybody.
• 41:35
  They all teams can't be like the Celtics who have secured all their top five.
• 41:40
  But breaking news, breaking news, the Red Wings took one of their
• 41:45
  Stanley Cup champions today. Do your contract for Shankel? Yeah, gosh,
• 41:51
  no doubt JB can potentially be a long time before we see another game.
• 41:54
  Seven Stanley Cup finals numbers were up, weren't they. That's because in hockey
• 42:01
  nothing is giving. You can have an eight seed beat a one seed,
• 42:06
  and other sports usually that's not the case. Defense does win championship cups.
• 42:10
  That they've said that for all sports. Defense wins championships. Rebecca hit a
• 42:17
  duck. Our players to come to Now they're they're getting players at discounts because
• 42:25
  they want to play in Florida. Well, it doesn't hurt Joshua. There's
• 42:29
  no state incompat in Florida either, But yeah, I get your pay to
• 42:31
  go to Florida Panthers. Then breaking news the Wings paid a lot for Tarasenko.
• 42:37
  It's okay, player, though wish he stayed with no cap space.
• 42:43
  There go, and that keeps you up to date. Well, all right,
• 42:45
  so I love the chat room. Keep it rolling here on this pre
• 42:49
  fourth of July. That said, will continue to roll here as we do
• 42:53
  have another topic, and this one's a real historical one, I should say.
• 42:57
  Seanle crack and made Jessica Campbell the first woman behind the bench and will
• 43:01
  be the first ever full time assistant on an NHL bench. I'm going to
• 43:07
  lead off of this one. This is unbelievable. Dan biles was a new
• 43:10
  coach. This woman here coached. She was this assistant coach over you know
• 43:16
  what we call their triple A team Okay down there and did an unbelievable job.
• 43:22
  So I'm glad that Dan Bilesma took the step to bring her on board.
• 43:25
  And you know what, to me, this is important that we see
• 43:29
  females that know it awful lot be elevated positions like this because they can only
• 43:34
  do nothing but grow the game. We see females doing play, live play
• 43:37
  and color analysts, no problem. But now you've got one that knows hockey
• 43:43
  ro well and all I can say, Jessica Campbell, I'm glad you made
• 43:45
  it to the NHL, and I hope you stayed there for a while.
• 43:47
  Gall only knows when we're ever going to see an ADHL head coach, but
• 43:51
  I'm more than happy to settle for the fact that we have one behind a
• 43:54
  bench at the assistant All right, well, we'll start off with a woman
• 43:57
  on this crew. Go ahead, Candy, kudos kudos to the Kraken for
• 44:06
  hiring what I one of the things that I would like to point out though,
• 44:12
  is as much as i'd like to see female coaches in there, and
• 44:19
  just like black coaches in the NFL, I hope they did it because she
• 44:23
  honestly earned it. Like I don't want to see somebody get it because oh
• 44:29
  she's a woman, or oh we need to you know, I want the
• 44:32
  best person for the job to be hired, and I'm not taking away from
• 44:37
  her. I hope she is the best person. And kudos to her because
• 44:40
  to break the barrier and break that down and to be able to be the
• 44:45
  first to allow others then to follow in her footsteps is great. But again,
• 44:52
  I just want to make sure that it's earned and it's earned the right
• 44:55
  way. We have heard so many stories of other things, and like we
• 45:00
  were just talking about nepotism with Lebron and stuff like that. I just hope
• 45:05
  that, you know, and I hope she does really well. I mean,
• 45:09
  good luck, good luck to her. I hope she you know,
• 45:14
  she's broken down one barrier and the sky's the limit, all right. Before
• 45:17
  I put Joe on here, I've been reading up on this for a while.
• 45:21
  When they were talking that could happen, but everything I've heard about Jessica
• 45:23
  Campbell is this woman has earned her promotion to the NHL. She had more
• 45:29
  than qualified. So I believe that this was an entire in the integrity of
• 45:35
  the hire. Of tremendous integrity, is what I'm trying to say, because
• 45:37
  I'll tell you one thing, Dan Biosma, as a coach, said,
• 45:40
  I actually was hoping the Red Wings would actually hire. It didn't work out,
• 45:45
  but the Kraken got themselves a good coach with Dan Biosma, and now
• 45:49
  Jessica, to me, has an opportunity to do some pretty good things.
• 45:51
  So I don't hear any question. This will assert, all right, Joe,
• 45:53
  go ahead. Well, I mean, first of all, the last
• 45:57
  name like Campbell in hockey, that's a no brainer. You know, that's
• 46:00
  a synonymous name. You know, back in the day was the Campbell Conference,
• 46:05
  if I'm correct this guy. You know, but listen, if she
• 46:08
  if she was an assistant coach in the farm system, she's already knows the
• 46:14
  coaches system, she worked with them before. To me, that's all saying
• 46:19
  things that she earned it. You know, I'm happy for her. Congratulations.
• 46:24
  To me, it's said that we still have to have first like this.
• 46:29
  You know, if a person gets hired and she's playing, that person
• 46:31
  got hired. The fact that we were in twenty twenty four and hockey's been
• 46:36
  around this long and this is the first time it happened, it's crazy.
• 46:38
  You know, if someone's qualified, they're qualified. You know, color of
• 46:43
  skin, race, religion, none of that matters, you know, hockey.
• 46:46
  That's all I care about. Wh I'm looking to hire somebody, and
• 46:49
  if you're the best person, if you're good, all right, welcome Mitchell.
• 46:53
  You're absolutely correct. Dan Bosmos, assistant for the Wings. Under the
• 46:57
  last staff, I believe, I believe it Will was under oh gosh,
• 47:01
  trying to remember the name of Jeff Flashell. So yeah, he was under.
• 47:07
  I thought he was gonna have he has a All right, George,
• 47:08
  what's your take on Jess? Well, the league has had an issue and
• 47:14
  a problem unfortunately over the last several years, and that is there bad records
• 47:22
  sometimes with players and mistreating women. You know, we've seen it in the
• 47:29
  NFL with the Washington Redskins, and we've seen it in hockey. And you
• 47:32
  know, Quinnville was involved in part of the allegations and all this going around.
• 47:37
  So there is definitely a lack of females in leadership roles in hockey that
• 47:44
  has to be addressed. It has to get better, because these ladies are
• 47:49
  doing a fantastic job. Look at Team USA, look at Team Canada in
• 47:53
  women's hockey. How great they've done and tremendous results in the World World Cup
• 48:00
  and in the Olympic Games. And you know, a lot of great,
• 48:05
  great talented players, but also brilliant minds. These ladies know how to play
• 48:10
  the game, They know the sport inside and out, and many of them
• 48:15
  are going, like you said earlier, Scott, some of them into the
• 48:17
  broadcast booth. Some of them, we know, we've seen it in Detroit
• 48:22
  and other cities. A lot of female hockey writers. We have were blessed
• 48:24
  in Detroit with Helene Saint James. We were earlier blessed by Cynthia Lambert at
• 48:30
  the Detroit News. So I've seen the growth of hockey, and I've seen
• 48:34
  how females, ladies are really really intelligent and obviously very attuned to the game
• 48:43
  and to the sport. Let's face it, it's been male dominated for decades
• 48:47
  and decades on and on. It's and you know, and it gradually we
• 48:52
  see some signs. But boy Campbell becoming this assistant coach, I'm all the
• 48:58
  more powerful her. I'm very happy for her, and I think it's a
• 49:01
  great, great move by the Seattle Crack and I'm really happy about it.
• 49:06
  Hey, George, I want to make one thing very very clear, and
• 49:08
  I think this is really important that we stay on track, because sometimes you
• 49:13
  tend to drift a little. In this case, I think it went a
• 49:15
  little bit too quicker. Joel Quinville is not something we're going to talk about
• 49:19
  tonight. We might addressed it at a later date because I understand the recent
• 49:22
  news there, but it's not something I'm going to get into on this night.
• 49:25
  This is more because, as Joshua, George said, Okay, didn't
• 49:29
  have anything to do with a woman, if I remember correctly. Of course
• 49:31
  you do remember correctly, josh That's why I am bringing it up. So
• 49:35
  you know, I know that George, you're pretty intelligent, but when it
• 49:37
  comes to this kind of stuff, you know, the reality is this conversation
• 49:42
  is all about Jessica Campbell and the Seattle Crack, and it is what it
• 49:45
  is not Joel Quinvill, Okay, and of course Walter Mitchell says Quinvill had
• 49:51
  another issue other than Kyle Beach. Well, I didn't know that. Yeah,
• 49:54
  again, that'll be a future on a future episode. So I just
• 49:59
  want to make sure that we try to do is stay on point. We
• 50:01
  have a lot of good things that we're talking about. We're in a really
• 50:04
  good role and we have a couple topics that they're going to get you hungry
• 50:07
  and about a moment. But let's go ahead and talk about puffing penguin.
• 50:14
  And remember when there was a female goalie on Tampa Bay Lightning for a game
• 50:17
  or a lockowt that was called Manon Rayon by the way, who was actually
• 50:22
  an analyst for the Red Wings puffing penguins. So yeah, you good stuff.
• 50:27
  So all right, anybody else to comment on this? And I haven't
• 50:30
  commented on this. Are we good? Nope, We're good? Okay,
• 50:35
  good, Yeah, you're all right puffing penguin. I'm sitting on a grin
• 50:38
  and Tonny gonna listening to the show, Glad to be here, Glad to
• 50:42
  have your puff and penguin. But now I'm starting to get a little bit
• 50:45
  hungry. But it's my fault. I am Nathan's will not allow Joey Chestnut,
• 50:52
  well, and I can't keep us straight. To compete in the twenty
• 50:57
  twenty four Hot Dog Eating Contest, Chestnut signed a four year, one point
• 51:00
  two million dollar deal with Impossible Foods, a vegan food company. Bear in
• 51:07
  mind, okay, that Chestnut was paid two hundred thousand dollars was appearance on
• 51:12
  last year's contest. Now, I want to dedicate this show to fred Epplin
• 51:16
  because he was a great math teacher in his day. So, Dad,
• 51:20
  as you're rested up in heaven, I have to make sure I go out
• 51:22
  there and mention that is one point two million dollars greater than two hundred k.
• 51:30
  I always say yes. And he said, yeah, you finally got
• 51:31
  one right, put the duct tape on your mouth and starts stunning again.
• 51:35
  So yeah, but that said, okay, go ahead, Candy. You
• 51:39
  know no, I think the ratings are going to take a hit because they
• 51:43
  didn't put Joey on there. But what do you think, Candy. Last
• 51:46
  month, Chestnut announced on social media that he had been banned from the annual
• 51:51
  event, claiming he learned of the decision by Major League Eating along with the
• 51:55
  rest of the world. Major League Eating said Chestnut would not be able to
• 52:00
  due to his affiliation with plant based hot dog brand Impossible Foods. I get
• 52:05
  that. I mean it's a contest. They have rules, they have you
• 52:08
  have to follow the rules if you you know, if you, let's face
• 52:14
  it, if you're playing in some tournament. Let's take let's take Wimpledon for
• 52:19
  instance. You have to wear all white. You can't wear you could,
• 52:22
  you can't wear different colors. So it's your contest. You have the right
• 52:28
  to make your the rules up and let me, let's face it, Joey
• 52:31
  Chestnut has been in that contest for how long, so he knew the rules
• 52:36
  going in. So he decided it was more important to take money, which
• 52:40
  hey, I'm not gonna be grudge him at all. I would take the
• 52:45
  money. And you know, if you believe in the company that is sponsoring
• 52:49
  you and paying you, there should be no gripe. Nobody should be complaining
• 52:53
  because everybody has a right to do their contest and run the contest the way
• 53:00
  they want to and have representation the way they want to. Joey knew that
• 53:05
  going in, and he made his decision He'd rather sign with this company and
• 53:09
  get paid lots of money instead of going in that contest, there'll be other
• 53:14
  contests that he'll be in. Oh no, yeah, our great segue.
• 53:16
  Okay, all right, so go back to Joshua door. This guy's smoking
• 53:20
  a right boy, I'm boy counting the hot dog is not a good joe
• 53:27
  duh. Yeah, you're right, it's funny Joey or nothing. Keep going,
• 53:30
  Joshua, you're rolling again, brother, Let's see what else we got.
• 53:34
  He is the con truth? Is he really going great? And I
• 53:37
  like to chats. I think there was boarding around comical. In fact,
• 53:40
  they are comical. Joey is a goatey. All right, did all right?
• 53:45
  There we go look at this one? What is it at one point
• 53:46
  two? Is a haul? And you're right, candy rules of all right,
• 53:51
  Well that's all right, go ahead, George and stay on point.
• 53:54
  Well, I think that Joey made a big mistake also, so I mean,
• 54:00
  he's he's the champion. He's been the champ for so many years,
• 54:04
  and obviously, you know, sometimes he wants to go in a different direction
• 54:08
  to get a different you know, a general contract or contest whatever. So
• 54:14
  they're gonna miss him though, because everybody looks forward to seeing Joey in this
• 54:17
  contest every year on before of July. But hey, he's gonna He's a
• 54:23
  big enough guy to make his own decision, make up his own mind on
• 54:27
  where he wants to go. And if this was a risk that he didn't
• 54:30
  know about, maybe I don't know. But he still is going to be
• 54:34
  missed because, like I said, everybody's been watching and seeing if Joey Chestnut
• 54:37
  can repeat and beyond the championship platform once again. So all the more power
• 54:44
  to him, I owe. You know, he wants to get more money
• 54:45
  or whatever, more notoriety, but they're gonna miss him, and I think
• 54:50
  the whole the whole event is not going to be as as good without him.
• 54:57
  Do you think, Joe, I know how much you love hot Dog.
• 55:00
  So the fact that this event took place for about four blocks from where
• 55:05
  I used to live for as long as I lived there, and I've only
• 55:08
  went there one time in person for the Hot To Getting contest. The only
• 55:14
  time anyone thinks of the Hot to Get contest is July fourth. The only
• 55:19
  reason we're talking about the Hot To Getting Contest is because Joey chest outside this
• 55:22
  deal. Who won that? On the fact that east side the deal Beyond
• 55:27
  Foods won because now everyone knows that Joey Chestnut's side with them. Nathan's won
• 55:31
  because we've been talking about this for the last month. The ratings they may
• 55:37
  be down a little bit, but I actually think they're gonna go up because
• 55:39
  we've been talking about the hot to eating contest for a month now, when
• 55:43
  nobody even probably thought about it in June last year. What do you think
• 55:46
  about it? July fourth? So everybody in the situation is a winner,
• 55:51
  and Joey gets to go against Kobeyashi had to head on Netflix in September or
• 55:54
  Labor Day. Don't do this to me, man, Yeah, you're killing
• 56:00
  me. The hot dog the hot dogs contest edual hot dog contest, you
• 56:05
  know what I mean? I hope that the not eating play based meat because
• 56:08
  that's just not col you know, half the Nathan's hot dogs if we're gonna
• 56:13
  do it, but I don't know how they're gonna do that. Well wait,
• 56:17
  wait, wait, wait wait, I'm having a Fred Sandford moment because
• 56:22
  of Alice. I am and Ree Shepik is out there listening, and she
• 56:27
  never knew who Fred Sandford's on. She found out on Candy's birthday. Another
• 56:30
  time for another day. Oh I feel bad? No, yeah, the
• 56:35
  next how can you do that to me? That's okay, go ahead,
• 56:37
  Candy. The ratings might go way up now because we all know Joey's not
• 56:43
  gonna win because he's not in the contest, So who's gonna win? All
• 56:47
  right? So here, I'll just say this, the best hot dogs in
• 56:51
  Brentworth that I've ever had over at Miller Park in Milwaukee, hands down.
• 56:54
  I double this topic. But what's gonna end up happening next July? For
• 56:59
  is it the right do take a collapse? I can foresee Joey chest not
• 57:02
  back on there after Nathan's spelled backwards, and I'm not seeing you to attempt
• 57:07
  to do it because that will really make me look worse than him. Well,
• 57:09
  actually I will n aht an nah Dan. Okay, that's what if
• 57:16
  I spell it backwards. Let's go back to the chat room since we're having
• 57:20
  elis. You're killing me, but I'll love when you do that. Anyways,
• 57:22
  It's okay, all right, So anyways, that's over one point two
• 57:25
  million, over two hundred thousand. I think he made I think he made
• 57:30
  a mistake. All right, go ahead, somebody else read these six years
• 57:35
  of hot dog eating contests in that payday, George, he has to maximize
• 57:39
  his money. It's not like he was going to clear that type of money.
• 57:43
  I think you all said he made two hundred k two hundred times for
• 57:46
  is only eight hundred k m Ben eating Lizzy's for free. Imagine getting paid
• 57:57
  for it. Ben is the ultimate gluzzy uzzler and has to buy his own
• 58:01
  hot dogs. Who cares who wins if it's not Joey, Hey, if
• 58:07
  it's a contest, we're all gonna be there. Let's face it, Well,
• 58:12
  not me, I'm gonna be at the Merlin's in the well hot game.
• 58:15
  I don't care. I mean, but it's worthy. But yeah,
• 58:19
  Ellis, you might as well start where you finished there, Ellis, because
• 58:22
  now you obviously had read in my mind. So let's go ahead and take
• 58:25
  this a JBS topic. Okay, I'll be it, all right, So
• 58:29
  Joey Chestnut to face sekiro Kobyashi. Don't forget that name, because you've been
• 58:35
  involved in these two on Labor Day hot dog battle these two and won a
• 58:40
  combined twenty two mustard builts at the Nathan Famous hot dog eating contest. We'll
• 58:46
  face off in an all beef hot dog battle against each other on September second,
• 58:52
  in an event that can be streamed on You guess It. Of course,
• 58:55
  Joe Ellis gave it away Netflix. All right, Joe, we're gonna
• 58:59
  start with you. You more or less got it, going ahead, and
• 59:02
  go ahead. It's just crazy. I mean, we're bringing back the old
• 59:07
  the old guy that won before Joey, and we're bringing Joey back who beat
• 59:12
  the old guy. He got bad. They're gonna make a I'm sure a
• 59:15
  whole series about it with the history, and we're all gonna watch all this
• 59:20
  hot toad stuff and then we're gonna watch the contest to get sick because it's
• 59:22
  sick and to actually watch. But you know, good for Netflix. Way
• 59:27
  to find content that's probably cheaper than putting on a show. You know what
• 59:32
  I'm going to tell you right now? This is great our show. When
• 59:36
  we talked about it going everywhere. We have a great comment from Kim j
• 59:38
  Heillo from Korea. I love the show. Kim Jay, you made my
• 59:44
  day. So if you would kindly be a subscriber to the South Floria Tribute
• 59:46
  and YouTube channel, that would be better. But that goes to show these
• 59:50
  shows go everywhere folks with Kim J. Thanks a lot, hope you subscribe,
• 59:53
  and God bless my friend. So go ahead, now, George,
• 1:00:00
  I think I agree one hundred percent with joe. You know, this is
• 1:00:04
  a tremendous coupe by Netflix, and obviously there are going to be ramifications and
• 1:00:08
  uh there people will be watching, you know, September. So there,
• 1:00:15
  there's there. They're whys and making a decision that they've made, and Joey's
• 1:00:19
  going to be on TV after all, maybe not July fourth, but Labor
• 1:00:22
  Day weekend instead. I don't forget though, He's got a lot of competition
• 1:00:27
  that weekend. It's called college football. Seriously, George, you're really having
• 1:00:32
  a bad night tonight to compare that to college football. Seriously. All right,
• 1:00:38
  that's okay, I wrote the sports competition I'm looking at all right,
• 1:00:43
  Well, that's okay, all right, go ahead. Kady Major League Eating
• 1:00:47
  announced at slate of competitors for Coney Island without Chestnut for July fourth. So,
• 1:00:53
  for his part, Chestnut announced he will spend July fourth at a holiday
• 1:00:59
  celebration at Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas, where he'll take part in
• 1:01:04
  a hot dog eating contest against four soldiers at the base. The four men
• 1:01:10
  combined will try to beat Chestnut alone in a five minute contest. The event
• 1:01:17
  will be streamed on chestnuts YouTube channel. So let's see who's gonna get more
• 1:01:24
  viewers chestnuts YouTube or the Fourth of July contest, And of course, a
• 1:01:31
  much bigger competition awaits at the end of the summer. Shortly after news broke
• 1:01:37
  that Chestnut would not be a cony, Netflix announced a live special on Labor
• 1:01:43
  Day pitting Chestnut against Kobe Shaia. It will be the pair's first competition since
• 1:01:49
  two thousand and nine. Koby Ashi. By the way, Candy, I
• 1:01:52
  hope that's all right. I'll love Candy. Why don't you go out there
• 1:01:57
  and let everybody know on the broadcast here you used to call dun Eden.
• 1:02:05
  Yeah that is it. Yeah, that's his name. Yeah, that's what
• 1:02:09
  about Sonoko. Candy had a good one for that one too. Soneco.
• 1:02:15
  That's it? Look at this this, this one who's on a roll?
• 1:02:16
  Here? Soneco done it in or whatever I'm withdone at it on that one.
• 1:02:21
  I vote for Candies. I just told her. Oh, here we
• 1:02:27
  go. Joshua's got it. He'd like to see George Iicorn in a hot
• 1:02:32
  dog eating contest again, Scott, not gonna haven it would be funny.
• 1:02:43
  Well, yeah, I'm sure we probably do. We get some people to
• 1:02:45
  watch us. Now, pardon the angers here, you know, do they
• 1:02:50
  eat them with the bun or just the dog itself? But everything? Yeah,
• 1:02:55
  Well, the different techniques they put ketchup or anything on it, or
• 1:03:00
  mustard, they can there's different techniques, different ones. Yeah, yeah,
• 1:03:05
  there's different techniques. So some of them will dip the bun in water so
• 1:03:07
  it's easier to go down quicker. It's really the stumble dooing beer. It's
• 1:03:12
  disgusting, George. It is the most disgusting thing to see in person that
• 1:03:15
  I've ever seen. Yeah. Yeah, but it's certainly not the most disgusting
• 1:03:20
  thing to talk about the day before it happens. It's no matter how many
• 1:03:22
  of us A lot. Hey, but you know what, I feel good.
• 1:03:24
  We got Kim j On here from Korea making his first appearance there talking
• 1:03:30
  about it, so you know, good job, Kim. Day All right,
• 1:03:32
  let's go ahead. So I like basketball and Dennis robin On the most.
• 1:03:37
  Someday, I hope Ronnie will come Visitkrea. Let me tell you something,
• 1:03:40
  Kim Jay, I'm glad you brought that. Dennis Robbin and I were
• 1:03:44
  good friends during the bad boy days. He was one of my favorites I
• 1:03:47
  used to talk to in the locker room. Dennis and I we were pals
• 1:03:52
  there and I him and I ended up going bowling one time. It was
• 1:03:54
  just unbelievable, wait, a good time. We talked about my most unus
• 1:04:00
  or and we talked about his free throw shooting, and you know, ended
• 1:04:02
  up it was he beat me the first game. I said, all right,
• 1:04:08
  I'll tell you what what winner take on and if I lose the next
• 1:04:14
  game, I'll go ahead and pay for the whole thing if you if you
• 1:04:16
  lose your paper, Ah, well, I came through to clutch and beat
• 1:04:20
  him and we were laughing so hard to two of us. But he was
• 1:04:24
  my favorite in the locker room. Whever I needed some Dennis is always there.
• 1:04:28
  Now, Bronnie, Well, I'm sure that when the NBA is playing
• 1:04:30
  overseas and you're probably probably about to get him there at some point. All
• 1:04:34
  right, Jonathan, Hi got Scott is a lousy gobbler. Maybe I probably
• 1:04:41
  will when I go out to Miller Park. Kim Jay, are people allowed
• 1:04:45
  to watch hockey in your country? How I am? I not surprised that
• 1:04:49
  Josh will throw the comment like that in there. I don't know. We'll
• 1:04:55
  find out, but that was pretty interesting. So there you go, folks
• 1:04:58
  that they come from Krea to watch it. We get it out there.
• 1:05:00
  My people watch rockets, all right. Interesting. Maybe one of these days
• 1:05:08
  I'll find a way to get cricket on here. I still don't know anything
• 1:05:11
  about it and all those other sports. Hey, listen, we had cordhole
• 1:05:14
  and why not do that and tell you it's all about hot dogs Houston Rockets.
• 1:05:19
  Well, Josh, that's gonna be all right. Kim Jay, can
• 1:05:23
  you keep up with Joshua Door? I think you're doing a pretty darn good
• 1:05:25
  job. All right, Now, Terry O's South You look at this guy,
• 1:05:28
  all right? Kenny's him? All right? Go ahead. You know
• 1:05:31
  I know nothing about what you're talking about. We love these two people,
• 1:05:34
  all right, Terry love Terry, Thank you, We love you too.
• 1:05:42
  Look at this stuff. Great stuff. Man. Well, we don't know
• 1:05:46
  who Terry is. He's you ever met this guy. I've been trying to
• 1:05:49
  get him to come on the air for a while, but unfortunately he hasn't
• 1:05:53
  made the plunge into our world. But you know, there was a time
• 1:05:57
  when him and I were over they Andy's party and I said, I used
• 1:06:01
  to call him the Chase Chicken. That was what I called it. Loose
• 1:06:06
  that's where he worked at and Terry, you know what, he'd handled it
• 1:06:11
  like a true pro. All right, So Labor Day is VC versuy.
• 1:06:14
  I'm sure it probably is. And then it's amazing Scott, Oh my god,
• 1:06:17
  that great show to find and thank you for that story. Oh you're
• 1:06:21
  welcome. Hey, I love telling that story. And people are gonna sit
• 1:06:25
  there, go ahead and talk about you know, Dennis Robbin, and Dennis
• 1:06:28
  Robin to me belongs in the Hall of Fame because he did something that most
• 1:06:31
  people wouldn't even think about doing these days. It's called defense, and defense
• 1:06:36
  is a foreign language. So this year's NBA and when we talk about money
• 1:06:41
  in the Hot Dog eating contest that we talk about NBA dollars, you talk
• 1:06:45
  about going from one extream to another one the cash stuff we've done tonight and
• 1:06:50
  the night Joshua Doors asking Kim Jay would have a government your country have I'm
• 1:06:55
  not even going there with this one. So so yeah, we put it
• 1:06:59
  in there, you know, and we'll find out exactly what Kim Jay is
• 1:07:03
  saying. I will take the fifth on it and Candy will chat if we
• 1:07:08
  get it up on time. So this show was loaded with basketball, it
• 1:07:13
  was loaded with hockey, and lid with a lot of calories with that set,
• 1:07:18
  you know. So I'm going to ask everybody around the Lord, what
• 1:07:20
  are you doing on July fourth? Jb ellis not much? Just girlling some
• 1:07:25
  stuff at the house. Not exciting. Okay, what about you, George.
• 1:07:30
  We're celebrating my lovely granddaughter's birthday. She's a fourth of July sparkler,
• 1:07:35
  and it's always fun being with her on her birthday and locally here in Michigan.
• 1:07:42
  All right, Kady, you can speak for both of us. Well,
• 1:07:45
  you will be sitting in an air conditioned, cushy press box while I
• 1:07:50
  will be down in the photo well taking pictures of the Marlins versus the Boston
• 1:07:57
  Red Sox tomorrow. Well, you know what Walter Mitchell got to get.
• 1:08:03
  There's no great show MVP of my grandson who took a napsuck and participate,
• 1:08:08
  you know, I out there and call two MVPs a grand kid as well
• 1:08:12
  as Walter. All right, and happy birthday to your grandkids. All love
• 1:08:15
  doing tomorrow over at the Marlins game is something called mental labor. I'm telling
• 1:08:18
  you mental labor, everybody. I love mental labor. You never know what
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  comes out of my mouth. And again, Candy have to know, once
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  upon a time what was interesting on July fourth. It never worked out,
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  But not complaining about January one whatsoever. So good stuff. So yeah,
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  we'll be at the Marlins and the Boston Red Sox. I love watching American
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  League teams play here in South Florida. It really does kind of bring me
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  back to my pats a little bit. So. But meanwhile, what a
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  show we've had tonight. We've seen some new faces in here, and you
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  know what, I got news for you, Kim Jay. We hope that
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  the participation we had on the chat room. More importantly, I want to
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  wish everybody a happy July fourth out there, So if that said Joe Ellis
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  of my column there's a little tagline about my book which I authored many years
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  ago, called Detroit Sports Broadcasters on the Air. Scott's in the book and
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  so are many of our great Detroit sports people over the years. Candy's pointing
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  to it right there. There's a cover of it. Thank you, Candy.
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  You can reach me. You reached me on LinkedIn at George Iiicorn.
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  and I do want to apologize because I spoke out a turn about mister
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  Quinnville. I'm just gonna leave it at that, so I want to apologize
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  for that. I don't apologies, that's sorry, you're just thinking in the
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  future book. I had to kind of have some fun talk there, I
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  cord letting you know that. I mean you have, but we'll address that
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  more often. But will he We have some pretty good stuff. They're happy
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  South. I think I got most of it, Scott. Let me know
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  how I did. He did really well on this one. All right,
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  Let's go back to Terry Oshawski No substitute for experience, good styles, Joshua
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  Door, look at those compliments all the way to Korea. Hope kimj is
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  back for another show. Totally love the show, Kim Jay. Well,
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  we loved having you tonight. Were breath. You were a breath of fresh
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  air and because of the power of streaming, we were able to get it
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  out to our new friend out in Korea. Go ahead, Jim, I
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  will say, typically on Wednesday nights when we do Sports Exchange, it is
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  at nine pm Eastern. We did up it this week to eight pm Eastern,
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  but typically it's on at nine pm Eastern, just so you know in
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  the future, because we would love to have you, and I want to
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  thank everybody that coming in the chat room. It's great to have people in
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  here and being interactive. We love all the chats. Yeah, we thrive
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  on that. And you're right, I mean jb Ellis is very cooperative.
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  Tonight A long A's go the eight o'clock spot because obviously one of their shows
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  was off and obviously we've been on the road in North Carolina as I've been
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  promoting my book Lessons from the Microphone as well, So every so often I'll
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  have to go out of town, and if I can't make shows, it's
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  because I'm promoting that book in another market. And the only thing I'll say
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  about Lessons from the Microphone is applies to every body, whether you're a student
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  or whether you're looking for casual reading or just looking to learn about the media
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  itself. This is a book that is what I consider a really good read.
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  I put a lot of time and effort as well. So yeah,
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  so and again Candy said, I will try more love this. It's just
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  BA. I don't know what that means, but I'm not sure what these
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  that ones are. You know, Walter, you were great tonight. You
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  were great all the way around. So all I can say is it's been
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  a fun show to do. And what else can I say? Look forward
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  to doing again at nine o'clock Eastern time next Wednesday night, as well as
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  the other shows we have on TAPA. With that said, anything else you
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  wanted to add real quick? I want Walter was just saying it's hard with
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  a five year old, so that's where the nine o'clock hour might be better,
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  Walter. Just so you know, we typically do these shows again at
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  nine pm for the Sports Exchange at least. Yeah, we thank you for
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  tuning in. Oh yeah. Like I said, and if you don't happen
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  to see us live, you can always watch it our YouTube channel. But
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  Walter, I'll tell you you're awesome, especially when you came after us with
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  the basketball this guy. Hey Joe, if Basketbro's ever come back again on
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  this network, we're going to nominate Walter Mitchell to be one of the cons.
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  There you go. I will try to be here more. Sorry,
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  leave me and Walter, we appreciate it any way you can't tell, and
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  we appreciate what you're doing with the childistic as well. Mean well, awesome
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  show all the way around. Glad to have it. And with that said,
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  on behalf of Candy jb Ellis, George Iiicourn and yours truly myself the
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  Motor City Man. Well Scott, we'll catch you next time. Happy July
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  fourth and the weekend and we'll be as close as normal on our schedule next
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  week. Good night, everybody,