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Don’t Make It Weird · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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Enough is enough. I don't have any share your suck and we hold the
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world ransom for excuse me while I whipped this out, broadcasting live and at
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Leta to Georgia to this. This is the Sports Shot Ship with Wayne Gandy.
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You may began show comes so far, comes it comes along, isn't
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just I'm a dooer. Yeah, I'm gonna go on the way you made
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Bill Vegan. Welcome, Welcome, Welcome. You're listening to the Sports Shock
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Show. I am the Sports Shock Wing Gandy. Good morning to you.
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We are coming to you live. Yes, we're back. I took it
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a couple of days off these guys, you know what their parole hearings and
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having to go see the see. Oh, it's a lot dealing with these
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guys. Y'all. Just don't know what they put me through. You never
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know when somebody's gonna kick in their door and they gonna have to spend the
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weekend and into Mondays trying to get themselves out of trouble. They're trying,
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though, and that's the only reason all you can ever help for and pray
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for is people giving a try. I just happen to have three of them
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up here. With me, so you never know when that fall. It's
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one of those situations, because we all have them. When certain people's number
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pops up on your phone, your anticipation is negative. You all ready no
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either somebody need to borrow some money, somebody went to jail, or somebody
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dead. That's the only reason that person phone number pop up. It's never
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Hey, did you get that package that I sent you? I sent you
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a new Yetti cup. You don't be nothing simple like that. But it's
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always ten minutes of conversation followed by a let me holler at you about something.
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Heow, that's the word, but that's what I'm saying. They want
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yeah, yeah, yeah. They start off with how your mama doing,
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and then they end up let me how you already hollering at me? I
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thought you're on the phone with me. But that's this crew right here.
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But Big Kenny, the funny man himself, who had a little delay and
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his uh, he thought he was gonna get out on Monday morning, but
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the judge called in he ain't know. The judge called in too y said
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he wasn't gonna be the court until one pm. And then the bad producer
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who went looking for ghosts. You know, I don't know if he found
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any cons You, Greg, I must salute you. You were ready to
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go, and I appreciate that. Being the younger man that you are,
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you're still a pliable So you listen and kind of respect the law of these
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two guys. Total criminal minded. Hey, listen, guys coming back.
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It's a good sign for me. It's like you show up. You ever
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seen the movie where the dude shows up after falling out of a plane.
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They just dust themselves off and walking to the business like everything's normal. That's
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the kind of weekend I'll be having it. Jeff, Woo, I'm back.
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And then the call you said, they never called, like did you
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get the package? Them calls make me nervous, nervous like did you get
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the package? Uh? Well, I just told you. Y'all guys are
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criminal because you hear certain words and you see did you get the package or
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something? Criminal? I see you sent me something, and I see it
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as you sent me something. You got to get your if you say a
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gift, you got to get yourself, especially at y'all advanced he you got
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to get yourself out of trigger words. Right the pack pack always do it
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for me always. We can't talk on this phone, bro. Just be
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a package. Yeah, I don't understand you a package. It could just
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literally be a playing package. But good morning. We have a great night
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of NBA basketball playing. The Celtics will be hosting the MAVs. Kyrie Irving,
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Hey, bruh, it's all we've been asking for. We just want
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to see you play basketball. And maybe you got caught in and and it
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seems that that is the modern day athlete. They seem to not be able
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to do whatever their life bears them without infusing it into their work. So
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if you were going through whatever window you was going through, God bless you
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if that's what you But we didn't need to take that role. We just
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want to see you do, Kyrie. Don't make it weak. I actually
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paid for this ticket to see you play basketball, and you came right out
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not about your theories of the earth. If I wanted that, I'd went
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to some lecture down there with a lot of weird people. You made it
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weird at the basketball game. We could have went to to make it weird
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conference. I know you were saging places. You know, you finally seem
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to center yourself and understand that you are as capable and you can lead if
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you just play basketball. You seem like you would bring everything else. You
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kind of snapped out of your jealousy fade, and you ain't the only one.
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A lot of jealous people around here. It's a powerful thing of going
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around the world. This jealousy thing is on an all time. When I
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say jealousy, it's jealousy slash envy. I don't know if that's just because
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what social media has created, it is it is. It is open you
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into windows and other people's lives and you think, well, your life is
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not interesting enough based on what I saw on a computer. They don't call
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it jealous I'm sitting excuse me. I don't call it jealousy and envy anymore?
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Though? What do they call it now? Sports shot? Oh,
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I don't know. They got some Ask him. He knows all the new
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hat And that's what I thought. That like people. But the people who
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are hating, well, when I'm saying I hate is like criticism of their
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hate would be me actually saying something to you. Jealousy is envious sitting there
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watching something thinking my life is less than right because I saw you on a
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trip or I saw you in a car, or I saw you talking to
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this person while I saw you at and so now I've decided that what's going
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on in my life is terrible because only when at one time this week,
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but I went and saw that you went out five times this week. Now
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I have decided that let me go interrupt my life to start doing things that
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are not even who I am. I don't even care about that stuff to
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try to catch up with you. So when I say with Kyrie, it
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seemed like it was a lot of jealousy. We see that we got to
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talk about the day with the WNBA. All that is jealousy. Jealousy,
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It's pure jealousy. Why not me of I should deserve that. I need
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to get that. And that's all the stems from bad producer. I know
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you had about four stories on this. Caitland Clark, Angel Reese Anger,
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Reae is jealous of caitl Clark. It's easy to be that way. We
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saw this twenty one years ago with Carmeloe and Lebron. We saw it forty
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years ago with a guy named Michael Jordan. There was guys that played basketball
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before Jordan. NBA been around one hundred years. Jordan got in it forty
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years ago. They hated it, but somebody has to be the person that
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leads it was people before Abraham, and I'm just trying to we're gonna walk
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through it because y'all seem not to be hearing what I say. You want
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to make it color, Please stop doing that. That's just such. Stop
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giving yourself that easy pass. I've tried to explain to you, Big Kenny
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commanche somebody and the best way to be it's plain. I asked Big Kenny
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what his favorite chips were. He said, there was lazed potato chips.
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Plain. But they're their top seller, number one. They don't have nothing.
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I ain't got no spice on them. Bacon chea side with Superstar.
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And that's what I'm talking about it now. We're gonna talk about it later.
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What superstar in modern history that was beloved. It's the same framework.
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It's the two parents, and you got to go back to the beginning now,
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before they became, whether it's Beyonce, whether it's Steph Curry. I'm
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not talking about year ten when the parents get divorced. I'm not about year
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one when they taking the photo over there and is Dale and his wife and
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lit Seth and the sister. It's the same format for advertising. You have
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to question whether how you look what you're selling can be sold. And Caitlyn
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Clark, Steph Curry, Michael Jordan matched what it is. He had a
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mom or dad, his brother. They seemed to all like to have a
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barbecue together. Sometimes I dream he didn't have a stance on anything. That
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His biggest controversy was that he was wearing a choker necklace with him. I
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want to be he left what they tried to pass it to the big aristart
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or why he was a big, lovable laughable. We'll get down and try
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to break down. Then they tried to plug Grant Hill. What all these
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people got in coming the same plane, no controversy to them. The bad
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producer wants you to be able to go and be a huge star regardless of
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how you act. That has never worked, and that's all. Angel.
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Stop trying to call yourself the shy time Barbie after being somebody else. Give
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you a nickname, Unbarbie, yourself, you nicknaming yourself. We got a
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lot to talk about on that, but we got a lot. Mike Tyson
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can't fight, which that's not a surprise when you're fifty eight. Every morning
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you can wake up without the ability to live full life. That's Big Kenny.
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might take a chance on Jay Jay Reddick right out of the booth and put
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him on the sideline. Reddick and Lebron James have a friendship. But early
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buy back national titles for Yukon. So look for that story here today to
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see if it's true. They're supposed to be working on a big, long
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term deal to bring him from Yukon too, and it's probably great for both
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of them, more of a long term higher for the new generation of athlete.
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You can make a couple of beds for Lebron, but eventually you have
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to realize that Lebron's gonna check out the hotel in a minute, you know,
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very easily. In twenty four months, they've been calling up to the
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room. They keep calling the room. He keeps saying something about late checkout.
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He thought he had check out, and you know they letting him go
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with it because he browns Okay, well, you know, no, don't
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knock on the door anymore. But about every forty five minutes he get that.
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Yeah, so you gotta start to me. It can't just be a
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coach you think for just two years. It has to start being someone that
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you think can can rally people, get some of the young people understand them.
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Dan Hurley a part of that Hurley dynasty of coaching and playing on the
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court. But it looks like the Lakers might make a move here on Babaducer.
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Do you like this hype? No? I think there there's some someone
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out there that some other guys that have been assisting in the NBA already that's
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been on a couple of staff that could come in and that young just as
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the same around the same age as he just tried that though. I just
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tried that with the coach Davenham he was before, with Luke wal Luke Walton,
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I tried that, had to retread with Frank Vogel. Didn't know who's
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that guy? It didn't know what I'm saying you said it like they hadn't
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tried that, And that's my thing. I'm not opposed to what you said.
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I'm saying, we done tried that. That didn't work, So now
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what's your problem with trying something that might work better? Like I said,
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I don't know. I mean even there's a couple of championship coaches still ot
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the coach Budenholzer. I mean he's coaching the go for the Sons. He
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just took the coaches. Yeah, but he hired Darlin. But I'm just
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saying, if you knew that he was out there, we should have They
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should have been looking at him. There's a couple of other coaches. I'm
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just that's just my opinion, and if they wanted to, Yeah, you
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could have kept Lebron there with the coach like a Botenholzer and still pretended.
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But let's let's not do that, because see that takes me to the barber
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shop, and I don't like to go to the barber shop. But real
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quick, for my little fifteen minute cut that whole what we should have done
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when we could have done coach, Butenholzer is not on the board, and
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you've been to the barber shop when they keep going back to eighty seven,
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if we had drafted Barry Sanders. Remember, we could have got Barry Sanders
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in eighty seven and we would have known. You don't know what the heck
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you would have done. I've told y'all this before. At the end of
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the game, man, if we had made that field goal in the first
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quarter, how do you think the sequences of things would have continued to be
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the same way? If you to kick the field goal, that would have
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been a different game. Right, So it's the same Bootonhos is not there?
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So, as Greg asked you, who's there? Because Boto is not
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an option for the Lakers. Yeah, I know that now, But I'm
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saying on that level not now. It's been two three weeks. I know
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that now because I'm married. My husband and I have been together for forty
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five years. I know that now. So who is this hot person that
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we need to keep our our own? Man? It's just tough. I
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mean, I just feel like there's somebody else out there that could have We
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don't know for sure if this is well, it's looked like it's going to
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be him, But I would have went with JJ Reddick as much as I
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didn't want that, but I mean I would have accepted Jj Reddick, why
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off of a two times national title coach. We're still young still, and
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he did it, did a lot of bike the bike. But I see
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a lot of college coaches in the past have came in the NBA and they
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haven't done as well. So that's my from Rick Patino to Larry I mean,
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Larry Brown did well, but I mean it's just tough. One of
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our online listeners, Jared Lloyd, has just messaged us warning, warning,
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he can see it coming. He can see it come. You know,
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it's people out there that already know what's going on. I don't think as
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an organization, this is my opinion, as an organization in any sport,
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you're not wrong for going to hire at that moment who might who's considered to
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be the best college coach right now. Now, that doesn't mean it will
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train, it will translate. But if you just won too, If I'm
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Steve Spurry, I just won two national titles at Florida and a coaching vacancy
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open up, I might want to try that out right right now. You
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have a problem with Jim Harbaugh being hired but no, I mean because Harbor
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has been in the NFL and he's been there and he's but he was in
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college first, Yeah, as a coach from college what he was doing and
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then somebody he was never assistant. He came from college coaching and he went
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to San Francisco to be the head coach. Kirby hasn't left it. Uh,
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Nick didn't leave after heat. They were the greatest. I'm just saying,
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we know we bought up these coaches winning winning. I'm just saying,
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no, no, we didn't. We bought up who you think should be
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the coach higher the Lakers. We didn't bring up nothing about these coaches winning
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Brown's Al Horford, possibly Christapp Prosingis could be on the court as well.
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Taken on the Mavericks inviting the Mavericks over Kyrie Irving, Luca duncas Jason Kidd
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as the head coach. Outstanding job of motivating the others. The others is
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really what has pushed the Mavericks, and they are the others because I can't
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really tell you their names, you know, no, it's it's it's like
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when they used to have that Dolphins team. It was the no name defense
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or something of the Dolphins be the Bees. Yeah, you know, but
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I think Dallas is like that you got old boy. No, they have
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like you got all you got your man them in one game and I see
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them play, I got the ranked name recognition, but as a unit they
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old boy and your may just bald and they interchangeable, and they're giving you
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all out effort. They Okay, Kyrie, go get your forty. You
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could go at your forty. We'll do all the garbage work. And they've
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done a great job. I think it should be a great series. Uh,
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both teams have the talent to beat the other team. It's not one
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of you know. Sometimes it's like you can really see the advantage. If
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y'all see an advantage, what what would you say it would be? The
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Celtics are slightly better three point shooting team. They take a lot of them,
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but if they get hot, then you know, any advantage you see
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for either team. Now, I think this is neither coach, neither coach
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is won a title as a coach, No, the first to first finals
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appearance as a head coach, both of them both. I think in my
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most recent memory that this is one of the best matchups I've seen in the
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NBA Finals. Uh, everyone looks to have properly earned their way forward.
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Everybody looking kind of healthy, and I would like if there were any advantage,
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it would probably be Kyrie on some guess who's back? You know what?
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I'm hey, Catchhoo's bag and outne bought some new friends with me.
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What's up now that kind of thing. Yeah, it's it's even I'm I'm
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I'm pretty much was asking what do you think six or seven games, I've
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been asking people you think it's gonna because I would be surprised. Nobody's gonna
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sweep anyone, so we're gonna have a series. I think that if I
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gave any advantage, it would be Dallas late in the game with Luca and
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Kyrie versus Jason Tatum and Brown late in the game. Yeah, yeah,
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they seem to be in the curve. But I was gonna say Brown kind
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of has ah. He'll put his hands on his hips and get frustrated,
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make Brown go left. Yet it dribbles it off. I just don't know
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if y'all have seen it. They seen this, They're very capable of doing
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it, yes, but they still crushed. Whether they and Kyrie and Luca
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are sitting here thinking, Okay, we two points down, it's four minutes
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to go. Uh, let's run up about fifteen. Get my cap out
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in the box. A good time. I've been waiting all night for this.
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For the last three minutes, and we you know, Jason, them
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seem like they still are kind of figuring out who wants to take the last
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shot. We still got four. They seem as though they shot that,
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they still that they made it to the finals. They give you that sense.
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And you see Luca, He's like he's hungry for it. He wants
30:36
to come to prove a point. This is what I come to America for,
30:38
is to win the NBA Championship. If there's any advantagize, it's just
30:41
in that late game, if it's a close game. Dallas seems to have
30:48
that mental. Kyrie has a championship, and he's very comfortable of getting his
30:56
shot off whenever. And however, and that's what I had to start to
31:00
show kind of with him. I have always felt like Kyrie could be the
31:07
star. When we go back to talking about Kaitlyn Clark, he could be
31:11
a star now, Uncle Drew, But you keep trying to bring this other
31:15
stuff and I was going to the court with you that ain't got nothing to
31:18
do with your game. We talked about what do you if you saw an
31:22
advantage, what would it be? If you see an achilles heel? What
31:27
would that possibly be? Could it be? Kyrie decided about Game four that
31:33
he just gonna go back to being weird. I'm gonna just be weird and
31:37
it's gonna become about something other than the finals. Or what would be another
31:42
factor that could hamper well the disadvantage I think with Dallas, since I gave
31:49
Boston there, if I said Dallas had one, would be kind of what
31:53
command you. Greg alluded to the others hitting that three ball to keep the
32:00
lane clear for Kyrie and Luca. They don't have to necessarily, they don't
32:07
have to hit it too much more than they've hit it, but they still
32:08
got to hit it that percentage. It can't go down. They got to
32:13
keep enough to keep them honest that they can't collapse and try to double team
32:16
and get the ball out of their hand and feel like, oh, you're
32:20
gonna miss the shot, right because that other group is more defense, rebound
32:24
and running the court alley you things like that. But they gotta be able
32:29
to hit a good percentage. Sometimes the Celtics fall in love with the three
32:34
you would think they had nine. Steph Curry's out there, I'm saying,
32:37
but get a driven to the basket when you hitting fourteen fifteen. So I
32:44
can see the traction out of both teams. Who would you, guys are
32:47
all of it think would be the dark horse to come out to be that
32:52
factor for Dallas or Boston. I'm thinking my opinion. I'm thinking Al Horford
32:57
may he, I mean, may be a different making with the Boston here
33:00
in this last series. Everybody keep talking about Christophe Posingers, but I'm thinking
33:06
Al may be the difference in the middle as a veteran and Dallas. You
33:12
know, like you said, you don't really those guys are just a bunch
33:15
of guys and no names. Not saying they no names, but it's so
33:17
many of them. I would say Christoph gives them ability to morph into whatever
33:24
they choose to and it cuts down a couple of minutes. It gives them
33:29
a big guy other than Al haffer Right now, Al Hafford is thirty eight
33:32
years old. It is late in the season. The others that I spoke
33:37
about with Dallas they like twenty five, They jump real high, they're always
33:44
active. To me, they will wear him down if he had to use
33:47
those veterans. But someone like a for Zingist could come in and help him
33:52
in that role. So I think his biggest is not just how many points
33:57
he scores. Now, it's another big body protect the rink because even though
34:00
he's always injury, he's a good rim protective. Yeah, he's always been
34:04
seven feet. And now we talk about porzingis he's missed as I'm looking at
34:08
ten games, last ten games, he's missed. He basically missed the last
34:12
two, last two rounds, two rounds. So is is he gonna have
34:19
to warm up his game one and two gonna have to be I'm asking that
34:22
I know, and maybe he's practicing, but we always talk about the real
34:27
time game situation. Is his effectiveness when he first gets out there going to
34:31
have to be something that he builds up to. So putting him out there
34:36
after the first two rounds, his chemistry is off, his timing, his
34:40
maybe his confidence is because of the and with him being in Dallas the last
34:45
two seasons and he's knowing some of the guys on the team, you know
34:49
they pretty much know whereas weaknesses may be to that point. Also, Alonzo
34:53
Morning, the Hall of Famer, a former Georgetown Hoya warmer Miami me heat
35:00
over the last couple of days, has had his prostate removed. He was
35:06
suffering with stage three cancer prostate cancer. They removed an entire prostate. Without
35:15
your prostate. From what I was reading up on, you can steal reports
35:21
are live five to twenty years without a prostate. Alonzo Morning would be fifty
35:28
three, fifty four years old right there with myself. He's already kind of
35:37
mid career. His brother had to give him kidney. So a guy that
35:45
just always set the tempo. An ambassador of the league, loved his demeanor
35:50
for the position he played, just going another step in a tough line of
35:57
surgeries. Because you're talking about too, I need a kidney, and now
36:00
you want to take my prostate. I mean, that's too out of the
36:06
set. You know what I'm saying, In any in any set you missing
36:09
too. It's it's concerning. Yeah. So Alonso Morning, our prayers go
36:14
out to him, get better, man, and that's you can find because
36:17
they said his biggest danger is right now getting some kind of illness or sickness.
36:25
But he is cancer free, correct, but he is cancer free,
36:28
so we'll celebrate that win. But I think to do that it lord is
36:34
immune system. Yeah, that's the most one of the most difficult challenges with
36:39
people fighting cancer is that now normal viruses and coals and things become deadly.
36:46
And so now you're fighting this deadly disease and don't get a splinter in your
36:52
finger because that infection might turn into something that would be life threatening to me.
36:57
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37:00
grandson or something like that, the grandson sitting there thinking, granddaddy, line,
37:06
what's wrong? Oh, man, I had to have a kidney.
37:08
Man, why do you keep saying your granddaddy ain't got no prop state?
37:12
Why don't keep he keep saying your grandaddy got he be shooting hoop out here.
37:17
He keep on talking head stuff. You're talking about your need believe granddadd
37:22
ain't got no pro you know, sell it like it's just having his brother,
37:28
Joe. I'm gonna need that kidney back. We'll be back more the
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You can see a sports jaint. I'll say, even very Janny, welcome
40:57
back to the sports shock, sharp shock Dwayne again. Then a big old
41:05
salute staying in salute my man Larry Allen with the Dallas Cowboys, one of
41:12
my old line NFL Brotherren, one of those people that you watched play.
41:21
And this is the thing I like to stop the jealousy, stop the envy,
41:25
watch the play and be motivated. Watch a guy on Sunday. I'm
41:35
gonna get me somebody like that next week. That's how it really goes,
41:38
I'm gonna catch somebody just like Larry caught them, because that was a beautiful
41:43
block. I gotta get some of that in my life. Man, if
41:45
I ever get in the league, I'm gonna catch you. That's what it
41:49
is that you take. Man, it's okay to applaud and appreciate somebody doing
41:53
something great. It doesn't minimi two different people. Yeah, let it motivate
42:02
you. I'm gonna catch me somebody slipping just like like that, just like
42:08
that. It could be anybody you appreciating the running back. Man, did
42:13
he take that line back? I gotta get any one of them blocks on
42:15
take And it's really how it needs to be. Instead up, he ain't
42:20
no good? Oh he is good? Right, you see it? And
42:22
like, I'm gonna get me somebody like that in three games later, Like,
42:24
man, I still ain't got me nobody like that. I mean,
42:28
you you looking for that moment you're looking, Yes, you're looking for your
42:32
Events Carter moment. I mean, waiting twelve years to jump over somebody then
42:40
looked like this did in the Olympics. I'm just saying Larry Allen, one
42:45
of the great dominant offensive guards that ever did it. Uh, strong man.
42:52
You know most of the things you're reading about Larry uh if you know
42:58
anything about the Cowboys or football fan, and most things I've known about him.
43:05
The only thing I've seen that is lying is his weight, because the
43:08
articles keep talking about three twenty. I don't know what y'all are talking about.
43:15
Eighth graw in middle school. In middle school, he was three on.
43:22
But other than that, I wasn't there when he pushed that six ninety
43:28
off his chest, but we heard about it. It was like folk lore.
43:34
What do you mean somebody pushed six hundred ninety pounds? Yes, you
43:39
mean you said six hundred and ninety pounds. I thought you was talking about
43:43
the number six ninety. I just took off a jersey that was saying,
43:45
oh my goodness, six hundred ninety actual physical pounds. Yeah, I think
43:50
you know. That's how I said it was. He almost thought he was
43:52
a missed. That's a fiat. That's that's fixing. That's a fiat.
43:55
Anybody lists six, that's compact college. But he was on record to have
44:00
pushed that off of his chest. But Larry's just sad. At fifty two
44:06
years old, it's like he maybe had a stroke. And this has been
44:10
a very common in the time we've been on air. And when I say
44:16
coming, if you in these eleven twelve years we've been here for something that
44:22
happened about five or six times, that's common to me, the same thing
44:27
on vacation out of the country football player dies. That's the short window of
44:35
time for that to have happened so frequently. And all I can think is,
44:39
you know, sometimes, especially my position, offensive line, as we've
44:45
seen this year alone, I think Larry makes the fourth offensive lineman that has
44:50
passed away this year. I know my great friend Victor Riley passed away about
44:55
six weeks ago. He was an offensive tackle. It was maybe February.
45:01
Another lineman from Dallas or played one or two years at Dallas passed away.
45:07
I would have to look it up for this. I think it's about the
45:09
fourth old lineman. And all I can say with any of the stories is
45:15
typically, like any of us, when we go on vacation, all our
45:22
numbers physically go up, right, are glucose numbers, our blood press.
45:29
That's vacation. Vacation is a double of something, right, yes it is.
45:35
Then time is a single scot It's a single Scotch vacation, laying on
45:38
the beach is what three doubles? Three doubles. I'm saying it's doubles,
45:45
but I'm having three doubles. And then and then, and then it's the
45:50
area that people don't understanding. It's cheese and flying. If you fly for
45:54
extended distances, you're supposed to stretch to make sure that you don't get blocked
46:00
clots in your legs that may travel later in your body. And that happens
46:04
to a lot of people and they don't investigate it because they think everything should
46:07
have been okay. You just came from vacation. But that was where the
46:12
complication came, was the sitting too long. So I know a lot because
46:16
as we talk, as I said, we'll talk about the old WNBA thing.
46:22
In my line of work, it was something that you quickly got comfortable
46:28
with that if you play O line, it's the most important anonymous position on
46:37
the field. Yes, the people out there that are trying to create your
46:40
team, they're spending more hours trying to find and get the O line together
46:49
than they are doing of anything. They're more concerned of what can their O
46:54
line produce than they are what a receiver can run or a quarterback and throw
47:00
down. On the TV and in the media and all that, it seems
47:05
what is going on. But if nobody's up there the block, it doesn't
47:10
matter how far you can throw the ball. You'll be on your back.
47:15
So your team and you can take it. Nowe look next year, college,
47:21
high school, pro. You got you a top two or three old
47:25
line. You definitely are in the playoffs. I rarely have seen and you
47:30
be trying to figure out I don't know who the how o' lionman are.
47:34
Like songwriter and even it's a Grammy even, but you think that the artist
47:39
that performed it wrote it. Now this dude has wrote even Atlanta got the
47:45
center. I forgot his name. He's here forever. He was great at
47:47
Cleveland and he was with Matt forever. He made such even though he made
47:52
everybody else from that position better. So you're Mac exact name, Alex Mack.
47:58
Yeah, Mac, he was take you. You take your defending champion
48:00
Chiefs. Their whole season is it was all about can they find somebody to
48:07
block? But they keep trying to get somebody over there brown or they have
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to find it because it is it is truly that and Larry Allen is one
48:15
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48:22
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blot me. Oh yeah, to me, give us a lease, give
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it. Welcome back to this What Shock Show. I'm this watch Shock Wing
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Candy. Good morning to you out there and listening. Land O man Henry
51:30
Ruggs who is doing three to ten Remember Henry Ruggs in Las Vegas, out
51:37
in Nevada, the incident he had with the car and the death that he
51:40
caused. He was he's eligible for parole in twenty twenty six, but he
51:49
is. He was sentenced to three to ten years. They say he's working
51:53
at the Governor's mansion. That's the job he has two fifteen an hour.
52:00
He's part of the Community Trustee group. And this group is basically people that
52:09
vary to no risk of trying to escape. Escape. They don't have any
52:15
kind of nothing on their violent crime on the records. Is anything about them.
52:21
If I left them here and came back in four hours, still here
52:27
and trust me and trust me. It surprises the guards every time, like
52:31
dude, never run. We we transported this dude from the prison to the
52:39
Governor's mansion and just left him with a golf cart and keys to a lawn
52:45
truck, no handcuffs, no nothing. And this dude when we got back,
52:49
he was eating his own sandwich right right right right where he was supposed
52:54
to be. And it's yeah, and that's what the part. That what
52:59
they said, they can munity trustees. Yeah, when they do their evaluation
53:02
of different prisoners. And in the valley, they haven't lost anybody. So
53:07
red Nevada. So I could ask a question, it'd be me because I
53:12
ain't got no time to go on the run. I I don't have no
53:15
due, I don't know nobody get me an extra passport. If I got
53:20
underneath my mama's house, I will just go to jail. I know somebody
53:25
get your pass Okay I'm saying I'm not saying that's no reason to go sleep
53:29
under your mama house for any amount of time. But if you ever need
53:31
a passport, I know somebody pass Ruggs. He did his crime in Nevada,
53:37
got three to ten. But O J did the same crime in Nevada.
53:43
He had to go do hard time. His record was never OJ had
53:49
a gun. And then remember it was multiple crimes like and remember Ruggs was
53:54
drinking and driving and he kills so so and he get to go to the
54:00
goul. He was but drinking and driving your considered quote unquote what under the
54:07
influence. The influence which is akin to not being in your right mind.
54:14
So some of your actions may not have been willful and or intentional. OJ
54:20
had malice a forethought where he planned to take a weapon to a specific location
54:27
to retrieve specific items. That was both robbery and kidnapping involved in that.
54:32
And the malice of forethought is what goes into consideration with your sentence. You
54:37
intended to commit this crime, so that's the difference. Wow, you don't
54:43
understand the difference between intent and not intending. So he so he drank and
54:52
just kept drinking and just kept on drinking and decided ended to go home after
54:59
drinking, not to kids, And I thought they shouldn't have never gotten this
55:01
car. I thought. I thought two drinks was cool. I was always
55:07
cool on two drinks. But now my third drink had me in a place
55:10
where I didn't. And I'm not debating if it's right or wrong. I'm
55:14
just telling you, Tito, it's the law, That's all I'm saying.
55:20
It's the law. Don't get mad, Tito. You know what I'm saying.
55:23
It's the law. That's that's what the laws. I don't even understand
55:28
how these conversations, these two cases are even considered considered vain because bad Producer
55:35
where one person and many people every night get in their car and have drink
55:39
and drive off. Now, unless they drove off and you can prove they
55:45
intentionally went over to run over their ex wife, then it's just an accident
55:52
that you got to be held responsible for. Right If I go get my
55:58
gun and drive over to the Western and hold big Kenny and command you Gregg
56:05
up, that is full intent song with a deadly weapon. And we've all
56:12
helped people captive at the Western, help people captive at the hotel. It
56:19
happens. It happened, so you know, and this the job is like
56:23
they try to put you of someone like Ruggs. As I said, he
56:28
qualified because there was no blemish to say he wouldn't be able to. And
56:34
the governor of the state runs this program to keep these gentlemen and women in
56:40
some kind of mindset that they're going to leave and go back to society and
56:45
be productive and be productive because you can't have violent felonies, you can't have
56:50
unstable behavior where you overreact to excuse me, sir, what does that mean
56:54
now you're choking somebody in the library. Those people don't get on those kinds
56:59
of parts. They never his chance that he would play football anywhere. Ever,
57:05
Again, I think he's that's take being taken into account as well,
57:10
that he wouldn't that he would be good for this program. Yeah, because
57:15
based on his age and in the time, it looks like he might be
57:17
out by twenty eight. Now he might have to move out in Nevada.
57:24
That group of people might not embrace him to be, you know, not
57:29
necessarily against him. But you know, we have the media. It's better
57:32
just to go somewhere with Green Bay. And a woman ain't got no dog
57:38
was killed now, you know, a woman and a dog were both killed,
57:42
because at least you get away from the direct protestings. Right. And
57:46
I know about this because Leonard Little played with me back in ninety seven.
57:54
I want to say our case was and we were downtown. We have a
57:58
little celebration on Monday night, and he went a couple of lights down,
58:01
Leonard Little, and he hit the lady she was headed to pick up her
58:05
son from band practice and it was an auto accident and he killed the lady.
58:12
It's something he never got over. His whole speed kept playing ball,
58:17
but it was like, I need to feed my family. Other than that,
58:22
I'm not necessarily happy, right, And some of it was that he
58:28
was still in Saint Louis, so you get to have to go by that
58:30
street, and when you have a good heart and that's just not what you're
58:34
trying to do, that ghost probably does follow you, yeah, way more
58:38
than we think. Yeah. People always think that if you don't have to
58:45
suffer any type of prison time or something, that it's something you get past.
58:50
But there often reports on people who caused death through accident and they never
58:58
recover. They suffer alcohol whom drug abuse and all kinds of depression and things
59:02
like that. And no matter what he did, the Mother's Against Drunk Driving
59:07
showed up to the T. Jones Building every Sunday we had a home game
59:10
and protested them no matter how long how much he said he was sorry,
59:15
mad had just kind of tucking over, And they showed their power to be
59:22
able to consistently picket him and question the rams for even having him on the
59:27
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It's just I'm a do Yeah, I'm gonna go on the way you made
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Vegan Welcome back to the one Shock Show. I'm the swat Shock. Wayne
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Candy, good morning to you. As we wind up the first week of
1:02:39
June, tonight to Game one NBA Finals, I know who it's been a
1:02:45
week since we've seen some n B A The MAVs are headed to Boston.
1:02:52
U should be a great series, definitely easily could go six seven games.
1:02:58
A lot of young stars when you talk about Jason Tatum, Luca Duncas,
1:03:02
Jaylen Brown, and one old star right there, Kyrie Irving, who's been
1:03:08
around. He's about thirty two, thirty three now looking to try to get
1:03:13
his second ring. Kind of you know, wonder twin power again with the
1:03:19
same kind of player. When you think about Luca and Lebron, the only
1:03:24
thing Luca Lebron plays defense and Luca doesn't really do a lot of defense.
1:03:31
I don't know that Luca be in enough shape. I think he could play
1:03:35
it, but he don't even have to run an extra mile every training session.
1:03:38
He looks like he just is not in a good enough shape to do
1:03:43
he need that energy for offense. But Luca Duncas and this means this is
1:03:52
a possibility for the owner to get his second ring. Mark Cuban, Right,
1:03:57
Yeah, so Dallas already owner now eight thirty tonight. Uh he is,
1:04:05
yeah, my minority, but he's still in control basketball operations or something
1:04:11
like that. He probably some kind of either way he get ring. He
1:04:15
switched it up for probably some kind of new tax law coming in face twenty
1:04:19
eight percent to twenty one percent. Hey, I'm telling you, you know,
1:04:23
yeah, that's seven percent. You know if it's if you're not the
1:04:26
own owner, right, you pay a liver, you know, save a
1:04:30
full seven keep it the same, just remove my owner. Yeah, and
1:04:33
you can say eleven percent and then when you add up with eleven percent is
1:04:39
from Mark Cuban that three point two billion. Yeah, man, I'm a
1:04:45
I'm a minority. I'm a minority owner. I would be too. I
1:04:48
changed my You know what, you don't even have to call me owner at
1:04:51
all, call me dude, dude, dude down at the spot. That
1:04:56
you ain't have to let me. You don't even have to associate me,
1:04:59
but to dude down at the spot, that's my new title. NFL is
1:05:03
once again thinking of making a change. Eighteen game season is on the boards.
1:05:11
Those are rumors, really, they're just money hungry. I don't know
1:05:16
that the body and guys who have shorter careers eighteen games, they basically are
1:05:25
just going to take another preseason game away at that to you regular season eighteen
1:05:30
games and only play two preseason games. So they're taking that same twenty games
1:05:36
that I for preseason sixteen regular season, and it's just morphing preseason games into
1:05:43
real TV games. And I when I hear stuff like that, it's the
1:05:48
same as I've always had an issue with commanders in chief of the military that
1:05:57
never served in the military. You're asking people to do things that you don't
1:06:00
know what it requires for them to do what they do. If you've had
1:06:04
a point of reference, I get it, Oh man, dig a little
1:06:08
deeper. But these people who've never played NFL football, won't you to just
1:06:14
you know, come on, man, you can let that dude hit you
1:06:16
a couple more times. That's what it sounds like to me. O,
1:06:18
man, you could risk that concussion couple you barely making it to the finish
1:06:23
line. The way it's already scheduled. I'm saying, now everybody on crutches
1:06:29
and with the brace is on, and these are the dudes that made it
1:06:32
to the Super Bowl. They are happy that, you know, I can
1:06:35
still see out of this eye kind of, and you're asking them to do
1:06:39
another that's just if it isn't greedy, what is it. It's like,
1:06:45
okay, so it's this twenty games and if they go to eighteen, then
1:06:49
it's just two preseason games. Can you realistically evaluate your roster or maybe you
1:06:57
know you some undrafted guy may come in and be able to contribute, But
1:07:01
are you able to like figure all that out in two games? You got
1:07:06
the training camp and then the two preseason games. Is that enough time to
1:07:11
only if you just played them? The problem is, and that's why a
1:07:15
lot of teams are having to try to go practice against other teams. That's
1:07:20
become a bit a new trend again something that they had gotten away from.
1:07:26
But to answer your question, no, it's a great thought, but training
1:07:34
camp isn't necessary. Evil. I could give you the one game to where
1:07:40
it was just three preseason games, but to try to do it in two
1:07:45
and prepare the players, because that's what you're trying to make it seem like
1:07:49
that the players that are gonna play don't need preseason Yeah, that's because if
1:07:56
you look at it, because they already wasn't playing. So let's just go
1:07:59
ah and you evaluate with these your two games. You need to evaluate your
1:08:02
talent. You already wasn't gonna play at least one game. So if you
1:08:05
need one preseason game, your starters could play in that one game. If
1:08:09
I'm bringing back the same group of gods, the same group of guys,
1:08:14
and the same group of coaches, but if I've done any changing, and
1:08:18
you know, if I got a new culture, a new system, how
1:08:21
I'm going to get that implement And to hear you talk that they have cut
1:08:25
back like the OTA's they cut back a lot of things prior to your days.
1:08:30
If they would have done do this now, they wouldn't have cut back
1:08:32
all the OTAs in the mini camps and different things. This may be,
1:08:35
this might could work for the NFL. Possibly. Do do you ever get
1:08:40
offended sports shop when you hear these what we call in the industry, we
1:08:45
call them suits. When you hear the suits talking about how you ain't really
1:08:49
that stressful, Yeah, come on, man, you be able to work
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that out. You ever go like, man, you guys are your monsters.
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You know what I'm saying. You people are amazing in that all you
1:09:02
see is your profit margin. All you see is something to manipulate for your
1:09:14
benefit because none of this has player benefit in mind. Yeah, none of
1:09:17
the real changes that have happened in all sports is the travel baseball has to
1:09:28
me not benefited Major League Baseball yet. Maybe one day it will. But
1:09:35
the names that keep popping up are people from other places. When I watch
1:09:42
NBA the travel basketball program, what are they producing? We don't even know
1:09:48
who's getting drafted in three weeks. Name me a player, and don't say
1:09:54
Zach Edie. Name me somebody that everybody else would know, as there's not
1:10:00
somebody that everyone else know everyone would know at ZD. And I say that
1:10:09
based on like all these leagues have become where now we're just gonna play baseball
1:10:13
nine months, where players are just gonna play one sport. So I never
1:10:18
got to see whether you could play baseball or basketball. You just played football.
1:10:24
And then from the football aspect, I didn't get some of the basketball
1:10:28
things that I would have learned in basketball, which is quick steps, foot
1:10:31
place sment, hand, the eye placement, which could I could have taken
1:10:36
to the football field with me like, so as there is no cross training
1:10:42
of sports now and then adding games, haven't seen better football players because they
1:10:46
added more college games? Have you no think about it. It's one of
1:10:53
the worst times for quarterbacks. But they got more games in college, but
1:10:59
they cut down on practice. You could barely get two hours of practice now,
1:11:05
and please don't put them in pass you might get arrested. People get
1:11:10
you out there talking about you've been in the past for twenty minutes. That's
1:11:13
against the law. So now it's just like the heat you got, the
1:11:16
heat you got, all those different things. I thought football was perfect at
1:11:20
sixteen games. I thought it still gave you the fresh and the ability to
1:11:29
hit the playoffs in Super Bowl with the energy that you need. Now you're
1:11:34
saying you're going to tax even more of that before the playoffs even started.
1:11:41
With the only league adding basketball Baseball are trying to cut back football the same.
1:11:45
Let's get some more of it, right, People want NBA games too,
1:11:49
Like, how about sixty games just so kinds will play in baseball?
1:11:54
One hundred games? Doctor? Are you guys, doctor I was reading the
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Doctor Pepper is now the number two really soft drink, are y'all Doctor Pepper
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fans? Yeah, now I'm not. I'm a I had one in eighty
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three, I had one ninety seven. I had one at a barbecue in
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twenty twenty six. But it's like that, you know what I'm saying,
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Like doctor Pepper every eighteen years or something, drink is the only thing left
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now I have if you got to have a taste of some colas well.
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They haven't reached the coke level, but they say they're just as popular as
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pepsi. And see that's surprising to me because whenever doctor brand though, so
1:12:39
they are a Pepsi brand, but whenever Doctor Pepper's available. You said,
1:12:43
if it's the only thing that's left, right, most people association with it
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is that, So I feel I feel the cooler, right. It's a
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whole lot of Doctor Pepper's in there, right, left, and so far
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are to be but the number. But I know people who drink the Doctor
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Pepper. You they you'll be surprised it. Maybe you go in the store
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this, you know, bring me a Doctor Pepper and do you be surprised?
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Would it be because they've expanded to doctor pepper, vanilla and cherry and
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different flavors or just rich, just the rich. And I'm like you maybe
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one Doctor Pepper a year. Yeah, yeah, it's it's very just awful
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curiosity and it doesn't even get finished the whole twelve and then can't remembering what
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up the sports Shock Wayne hand A couple of birthdays here going into the weekend.
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H DeAndre Hopkins thirty two years old, the receiver. He's still in
1:16:36
Tennessee right, Yes, the Titans. DeAndre Hopkins are bad boys. Should
1:16:41
make it done. Enough body of work to make it to the Hall of
1:16:44
Fame. Just lost the step, that's all. When you watch him play,
1:16:48
some guys, you know you gotta find another way to get him the
1:16:50
ball even though he's lost a step. Kenny Pickett, quarterback for the He's
1:16:56
not with the Steelers the Eagles. The Eagles is twenty six years old.
1:17:00
FEddi Wap thirty three years old. Iggy Azelia is thirty four, Liam Neeson
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is seventy two. Sway Lee thirty one. Kristin McCaffrey just got an extension
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with the forty nine Ers twenty eight. Carl Urban, I love Carl and
1:17:18
the Boys. I ever seen the Boys on Prime video? Never watched it
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really okay, surprising commands you ever seen the victim about the superhero dudes?
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Now, I haven't watched the okay. I've been wanting to binge it,
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but hadn't had a chance. Fifty two years old. Emily Radikowski, Yes,
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May's her name? Thirty three years old. The model Jordan Claxton plays
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with Utah Steel. Yes. Is thirty two. Mike Pittz sixty five,
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l A Reed sixty eight, Kanye West forty seven, Lindsey Devenport the Great
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Tennis Star forty eight, Anna connor Cova is forty three. And A I
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A I or Kyrie Artificial Intelligence or Kyrie? Which one Alan iverson or Kyrie
1:18:15
going? I'm going with Bubba Chuck A I go ahead, I too,
1:18:20
I command you. I can't believe that just overall, man player, I'm
1:18:26
saying I put him on the court. And which one I or ky Bubba
1:18:31
Chuck? Answer? I said the answer. I said the answer. Hey,
1:18:35
because Kyrie get weird on you. I'm telling you, I'm telling you,
1:18:39
at some point, he gonna make it weird. It's gonna be a
1:18:41
good it's gonna be a good matchup. But he ain't got no. He
1:18:43
ain't got no. He has no point of reference from making it weird.
1:18:45
He just gonna hoop and then after the game he might get weird. What's
1:18:49
the question. I don't know the question, but I know what the answer.
1:18:57
No, I would go with the answer because I would go I take
1:19:01
AI over. Steph Kurry, Oh yeah all day. You know, do
1:19:05
you think that you see? And I think when we talk about AI or
1:19:11
anybody else, seems like maybe it was just an era thing, but his
1:19:15
level. He has all of the athleticism and that kind of thing, but
1:19:19
the toughness, the mental focus seems to be lacking, if not absent in
1:19:28
this era of professional athlete. AI was basketball like if I ain't in jail,
1:19:36
you know what I'm saying. There were some personal things, Well,
1:19:40
I take AI over. I'm still a two way player, right, So
1:19:45
you don't have to be a great defensive guy get but you gotta be someone
1:19:50
that does something that continuing. AI was definitely one of those guys gonna get
1:19:57
you two three steals a game. And I understand your undersized and all that,
1:20:02
but can you get your hand on the ball. John Stockton left the
1:20:05
league and steals the steals leader. Everybody keep acting like John Stockton didn't do
1:20:11
nothing but pass the ball the car him alone, and he did way more.
1:20:15
And I'm like, but the man was all time steal. That's all
1:20:17
I need out of a small point guard. I understand, you got you
1:20:21
six feet one seventy five. He ain't about to do much. But can
1:20:27
you get your hands on a couple of balls and make the guy when you
1:20:30
drop back for that double team uncomfortable because that's what you know, that's what
1:20:35
you're doing. He can't just he can't just dribble the ball because he knows,
1:20:39
Hey man, he knock it out of there. So hey, I
1:20:42
had that ability, and that's all the little edge I would give him stands
1:20:45
that. As little defense as people might have said he gave, he gives
1:20:51
more than Steph Curry does, right, you know? And that's why I
1:20:56
say, even with Luca, Luca to me and Luke Luca's next step to
1:21:00
really starting to be in the conversation has to be that sometimes they left the
1:21:08
game talking about how good of a defensive player you were. It wasn't always
1:21:15
with the Jordans and those guys the Barclays or Alight. Sometimes it was that
1:21:19
they ain't have but twelve points, but what they were doing defensively that day
1:21:25
really messed you up. They still got the victory. So but those are
1:21:29
the birthdays going into the weekend here locally, the Megan thee Stallion concert did
1:21:34
happen. Nick Kenny went down there and blew up the water veins. That's
1:21:41
there were no explosive. I heard when you said you called in, I
1:21:45
say, there were no explosives. You know, I'm not allowed to be
1:21:48
around. So we ain't gonna put that out there for people to run with.
1:21:53
Boy, you're in the Atlanta area or even heard about it. Megan
1:21:56
the Stallion, she was supposed to have a concert last weekend, but Atlanta
1:22:00
downtown basically had a water pipe that had everybody in problems. State Farm Arena,
1:22:08
the Bens Hotels, people had to move out because the breakage didn't allow
1:22:13
any water into the venue. Georgia Aquarium closed, there was no bathroom,
1:22:17
there was no cooking, there was no water going in. And then there
1:22:20
were several I think they're still working on, like one broke and then another
1:22:25
one broke, and that's that's Atlanta. You know, you see one dugout
1:22:30
then the block too later they got to dig to fix the next one because
1:22:33
of the new one that they put in and put too much pressure on the
1:22:36
own. But this was at the bends right that making the style. She
1:22:40
was at State Farm, State Farm of renom So is that just luck of
1:22:44
the draw wool we had that day open and she was able to move it.
1:22:47
No, they were just lucky that she had the two days she sposed
1:22:50
to perform Friday and Saturday, and she ended up being able to perform Sunday
1:22:56
and Monday. Okay. Also interesting story before we go to on stage.
1:23:01
While opening for a C d C, Taylor Munson was bitten by a bat.
1:23:11
It's not something you really hear a lot about, right differ he was
1:23:16
the only other person from from backstage. It flew out and bit her.
1:23:23
Where was it? Uh, she was opening for a C d C.
1:23:26
I don't know the city. She was out on the stage. It wasn't
1:23:30
like she was in the back. She was out performed. She was out
1:23:32
and just a while back bit her. The devil is busy at a C
1:23:39
d C concert. When the last time you saw it? That? Yes,
1:23:44
seen one yesterday. No, it's been a minute for me you ever
1:23:47
seen a bat up close? Though, like a while back, Like I've
1:23:50
seen a bat maybe twice in my kind of thing that you often forget.
1:23:56
It's a creepy Yeah, I'm seeing the picture. She's in the middle of
1:24:01
a soul. It's got bit on the leg and it's it's creepy because they're
1:24:05
like their body is like furry mice, but their wings are lycra late dicks,
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Chicago scored. It was running back down the court, Caitland Clark was standing
1:28:57
to receive the ball from out of bound and Ms Carter rammed her shoulder into
1:29:03
her back and knocked her to the court. That is what they call a
1:29:09
dead ball foul that was not in motion, ball hadn't even been thrown in
1:29:13
and that's what kind of you know, the commotion. Now, this storyline
1:29:20
has garnered so much conversation that it's hard to figure out how what part of
1:29:32
this big Kenny comanchie grad bat producer to even address. A young lady named
1:29:39
Caitlin Clark played at Iowa. In her time at Iowa, she became an
1:29:47
all time leading scorer in college basketball history. She didn't get drafted to the
1:29:56
Indiana Fever. Her celebrity who hood. Basically, the WNBA has decided that
1:30:05
they are going to try to infuse their league that is fading with this young
1:30:14
lady and kind of put a face to the league. They think they have
1:30:19
a crowd. The numbers show that Indiana has sold out each game that Caitlyn's
1:30:25
been there. Cities like Atlanta have moved venues, so the Atlanta Dream,
1:30:33
the place that they play in at the Gateway Center, will be moving their
1:30:40
games against the Indiana Fever to State Farm Arena where they used to play.
1:30:46
I checked Justice Cson ticket prices floor seat sixteen hundred dollars one seat floor seat
1:30:58
for Caitlin Clark. Now, all this notoriety is, as I said,
1:31:10
based on her performance. If you've never seen her play, if you don't
1:31:15
know much about her and you've had the opportunity to watch Steph Curry, that's
1:31:20
basically her game. It's the new Steph Curry game. I cross half court.
1:31:29
I gotta be guarded. As soon as I get cross half court,
1:31:31
somebody has to pick me up or I might shoot. It's really her game.
1:31:38
We haven't really seen a woman shoot like this. We have seen women
1:31:44
who play and just as good as she plays, but it's a different style.
1:31:48
You can go through history now that WNBA has tried different faces. It's
1:31:56
been around since ninety seven. It has tried all kinds of faces. Is
1:32:00
that garnered all kinds of Hall of Fame accolade from Lisa Leslie to shayl Swoops.
1:32:08
When she came out, they tried to market Rebecca Lobo. It's been
1:32:13
different times, Candice Parker, Brianna Stewart, Sue Bird. It has been
1:32:19
many and many and many they have tried, and it never really worked this
1:32:26
way the way that this one is working. And you say sports shot wives,
1:32:31
this one working because it's meeting more of the criteria of the masses.
1:32:36
And when you're in a business meeting you're trying to create something. It is
1:32:42
better to serve chicken wings than it is to serve duck fritters. More people
1:32:55
are gonna come in distantly by but some of you want to make it more.
1:33:03
And when I say that, I'm saying, go down the checklists.
1:33:09
What's more palatable. Steph Curry wins because, as I said before, he
1:33:15
looks more normal, something that more people can identify with in size and stature.
1:33:21
Yes, I can dream more. Yes, to be Steph Curry.
1:33:27
I might not be to shoot a distance, but he don't have a honking
1:33:31
muscle that I'll never have. It's the person and that's why I say you
1:33:38
can go through Tiger Woods was more palable. You can make tiger Woods.
1:33:43
He was neutral, He didn't have a storyline, he had two parents,
1:33:45
he was he was a mar he was a prodigy. Everybody doesn't have that,
1:33:55
no matter how great a player, they're not as markable. And they
1:34:02
got a blank sheet of paper they're writing in the strip to be able to
1:34:08
sell this young lady and Big Kenny command you, Greg Babu, sir.
1:34:13
It seems to be a lot of hate towards someone unless unless you, gentlemen,
1:34:20
tell me, I never even heard Caitlyn Clark makes statements. Does she
1:34:28
makes statements other than after the game, other than swish? Other than this?
1:34:33
Be someone on social media that I'm missing that she's putting some things out
1:34:36
because I'm not plugged into that stuff. But she is some kind of social
1:34:41
media TI, No, she is not. In sportshack. We discussed that
1:34:45
seems to be a difference between jealousy and hate, and by your description hate,
1:34:50
you will actually say something to the person like if I hate you,
1:34:54
I made it known to you that I hate you, And jealousy is sort
1:34:57
of a sitting back and just bemoaning that your life isn't mine. I think
1:35:02
that what we're seeing now is like a hybrid hate because they make statements about
1:35:06
Caitlin Clark that I'm sure get back to her, but they never said directly
1:35:11
when they're playing with her, she is moving the sport forward. So if
1:35:15
you're mad with anybody, how come you're not saying that about the WNBA.
1:35:18
Everybody wants to get mad at the amount of coverage she gets, at the
1:35:24
amount of preferential treatment in their estimation that she gets. And you know,
1:35:30
we all got the same twenty four hours in a day. The cameras are
1:35:34
on when you there, and the camera's on when Caitlyn there, and they
1:35:38
decide to follow Caitlyn. That's real life. That's everything about real life is
1:35:44
encompassed in that. And you don't get to stand up and go I think
1:35:47
you ought to pay attention to me more, because what surprises me is how
1:35:51
many people are willing to champion that oh woe is me attitude instead of shut
1:36:00
up and play ball and beat her, then be better than her. Do
1:36:04
you see why there's so much hate? I don't want to see that.
1:36:13
I see you see it. You see that there's there's Samana MASSI there was.
1:36:18
I'm still trying to find an article where we read what they're trying to
1:36:23
base the reason why she's getting some of the hate. There's so many different
1:36:26
things out here, and and I'm like, what you said, I don't
1:36:30
see the young lady on social media. I don't see her saying anything about
1:36:35
posting about anything that's happening to her. So a lot of it is like
1:36:41
people are trying to create a narrative. It's she's like she's become a proxy
1:36:45
for basketball. More than just basketball, She's been became a proxy for something
1:36:50
else. And I'm just trying to put my finger on it. What I
1:36:54
mean, this is just basketball, people, this is something that we like,
1:36:59
Like we we get together and go, hey, guys, let's go
1:37:00
watch the w n B A game. Man. So we've been watching the
1:37:04
w n b A. We've been watching ladies basketball. No, No,
1:37:08
I'm talking about myself. For myself, I say myself, I've been watching
1:37:12
it. I've covered went covered the super Bird, Swim Cash, Lisa Leslie,
1:37:18
all of them. But my thing of it is it's something that,
1:37:23
like I said, is some reason this young lady is being made of proxy
1:37:26
and it's more than basketball. And I can't put my hand on it.
1:37:29
And I wish they would just let them play basketball. Can I ask you
1:37:32
something? But you say't nobody saying nothing? Everybody and you're saying a proxy
1:37:41
things that's just like you got. But I hear a lot of the ones
1:37:45
that's playing now, they're speaking and saying, we're not mad at her,
1:37:48
she's just the rookie. And then you see uh other clips where other rookies
1:37:53
are getting hit, they're getting pushed through the years. You see what Candice
1:37:56
was hit, you see what everybody's hit. It's just like everybody wants to
1:38:00
It's like it's like I said, it's like she's being made a proxy for
1:38:03
more. And I'm saying her you, as a person who made the statement,
1:38:09
it seems like she's being a proxy for something else. If you had
1:38:12
to guess what that something else was. What is it racism? And why?
1:38:16
I don't know? Why has she has? She shouted out, why
1:38:21
no, But that's what I'm saying. This young lady hasn't. She has
1:38:25
not. And then you got people saying that what like Na Slieber said,
1:38:28
should have jumped up and punched in the face. That's same thing I said.
1:38:30
She should have gotten the girl's face or her teammates should have gotten her
1:38:32
face. Then somebody say to me, well, the teammates were getting in
1:38:35
other people's face in the first few games. But you noticed in the last
1:38:39
few games, uh ready report where somebody said, well she alienated her team
1:38:43
said, hey, I'm gonna shoot regardless I'm not. I'm not gonna pass
1:38:45
her. So she was on some Kobe but this is in practice, so
1:38:49
she was They've said it, I'm gonna shoot, give me the ball.
1:38:56
I'm fid up here. She has more assistant, not even lead man.
1:39:01
Yeah, it is about nine as sister game. See, so I'm saying,
1:39:06
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1:39:12
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We left talking about w NBA, and it seems that we reached a
1:42:11
boiling point already in the league. A lot of cat fighting going on throughout
1:42:17
the league and through the media surrounding the young superstar in Caitlyn Clark, who
1:42:25
is averaging sixteen points, six, seven assists and six rebounds right now.
1:42:34
If you had to vote for a Rookie of the Year, she would probably
1:42:38
take that home. Her Indiana team it's not doing a lot of winning.
1:42:43
So when people keep saying her team come to her defense, well, typically
1:42:47
for that to happen, like Angel mccottrey former Dream Stars saying there's no veterans
1:42:54
on the team, their top three or four players are in year one,
1:42:59
two and three. Don't know, that's how you should attack. Run down
1:43:02
there and get in a fight that ain't even close. And all this started
1:43:05
with the shoulder that Ms Carter from Trinity Carter from the Chicago Sky who is
1:43:13
on the team with Angel Reese. Angel Reese, who really displays a lot
1:43:19
of envy and jealousy based on it seems that over the last couple of years
1:43:27
her name has faded in comparison to Caitlyn Clark, but two teammates. It
1:43:35
could have been definitely one of those old New Orleans Saints Bounty type situations.
1:43:43
Whoever put that tender on a get the bounty today? So I can't say
1:43:48
that that wasn't going on in the locker room. When they say it's racist,
1:43:54
well, the WNBA is sixty four six percent black forty white, so
1:44:03
number is not that far off. Superstars Kelsey Plum, Diana Tera, Si
1:44:09
Breonna Stewart, Sabrina a nascu Elena donadad that sir, last name del Dela
1:44:15
Dunne. So the league is full of and has been led by back and
1:44:21
forth. Right, you will say white black superstar. I don't think that
1:44:26
was an issue up until now, nobody's been saying w NBA races that has
1:44:35
not been a theme, hadn't been a thing. Now it's all of a
1:44:39
sudden it's a theme. I don't know. I mean, I've seen people
1:44:45
talk about, oh, well, Caitlin Clark and Andrees is like Larry Bird
1:44:51
and Matt Dunnan and not that's that's not true at all. They don't.
1:44:57
People don't even see you two as a rivalry, right, I didn't.
1:45:01
Nobody sees it like that, but COMANCHI Greg, you know, as I
1:45:04
asked them to what is all this centered around for the w NBA. I
1:45:11
think it's gonna step beyond like when you talk about, like with Steph Curry,
1:45:15
the relatability, like oh I can I can shoot from that far?
1:45:18
Or you know, I don't have to be that that tall to play in
1:45:21
the NBA. It's gonna step beyond from what I've seen with Caitlyn Clark is
1:45:28
that yes, she can shoot from that far. And I think race is
1:45:35
getting maybe too much credit, Like I don't think it's just because she's white.
1:45:41
That may be like the tenth thing on the list. I think part
1:45:46
of it, which no one is going to say out loud very much.
1:45:53
I think I've only heard Jamel Hill say it. I think it has to
1:45:55
do with that she's a straight white woman. The players that you named,
1:46:02
they're not, and so that can make people tune out to those players out
1:46:12
even it no matter how great they actually are. That is a part of
1:46:15
it. And with her, that's that market ability, I tell you,
1:46:19
And I was just about to say business, we're talking. I need to
1:46:25
sell to families, now you and maybe a target demographic. But if y'all
1:46:30
ain't got no, three, four five other people that are tugging at your
1:46:35
purse strings that we can influence to make them make you buy them something,
1:46:42
then well, wet, that's a niche. Let's give you example. Not
1:46:45
to cut you up grade, but you see, remember Sue Bird had a
1:46:47
commercial about a year ago. It was like short, she was the gold
1:46:50
or as a female. Then her wife, Megan Ripento, started acting up.
1:46:57
Next thing, you know, they pulling Suebird's commercial. You know you're
1:47:00
wait a minute, hold on, you're not marketable. I mean, we
1:47:02
can't put you out here if your your other half is acting up. We
1:47:05
can't. We're trying to do this, but it's hard, that's the way.
1:47:11
So I'm with Greg on that. I mean, you're looking at a
1:47:13
situation where I don't think America is ready for it. Well, and I
1:47:18
don't. I'm not ready. I just I don't think that we openly are
1:47:23
willing to accept that the majority of America, the part that you don't see
1:47:30
in the media A lot is still highly conservative and they prefer their content to
1:47:39
match their lifestyles. Now we have things that have been made popular because of
1:47:45
demographics that support them. But in elections, who are the people winning the
1:47:51
elections the more conservative people? In advertising? What is the advertising that is
1:47:57
generating the most dollars? The conservative advertising? Doctor Pepper's number two. Who
1:48:04
knew? But look at their advertising. It's everybody, the cop, the
1:48:11
athlete, the girl, the boyfriend, the dad, the mom. They're
1:48:15
all at this game supporting football and fans and back in the back to the
1:48:20
future type, it's it's and that's wholesome. And that's how I started to
1:48:25
show we sometimes like to throw in different narratives just because we won't be honest
1:48:34
about what the true nature and the true nature of the Caitlin Clark experience is
1:48:42
the markability Caitlin Clark. And as I'm all and I'm telling you, go
1:48:46
through your brain and you will find that the most marketable people see Allen Iverson,
1:48:55
as we talked about the great Alan Iverson could sell you a sprite and
1:49:02
sneakers. Steph Kurrk can sell you a subway, sandwich sneakers, Coca Cola
1:49:13
insurance underwear. Because he doesn't have limitation, limitation to his image, to
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the image Chris Paul sow you State Farm insurance because of his image. It
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was down the middle. Everybody can accept this person. He ain't got to
1:49:33
tie his braids up in a bun. People he ain't met the rally.
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Everything counts when it goes into marketing. When you send that those meetings.
1:49:45
We have to find the athlete, a man or woman that can enter more
1:49:51
households, and the less storyline about them, the easier it is. Period.
1:50:00
And Caitlyn Clark, whatever she is, she hasn't told us she could
1:50:05
be a vegan. But she hasn't told us she could be tied. She
1:50:10
could be down here at the pipeline protest. She ain't told us she's just
1:50:17
playing basketball. She could be all on some I think it ought to be
1:50:20
legalized. He told us she wants to do nothing but play basketball. And
1:50:26
you can sell that to more people than you can when you bring other aspects.
1:50:32
You take that same person, take Caitlyn and tattoo some red lips on
1:50:38
the side of her neck. Now, all of a sudden, there's something
1:50:41
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the swat shock shot the sport Shock, Wayne Gandy. Already over in Paris,
1:53:47
they have arrested a young man. They have not released his name as
1:53:53
of yet, which is surprising. I thought we were the only country,
1:53:58
but maybe they don't want to want to figure out who else is part of
1:54:01
this clique. But they charged him with planning an attack at the Olympic soccer
1:54:13
village. Over He's eighteen years old and he's been accused and charged with alleged
1:54:18
Paris Olympic soccer attack. So somewhere you got some evidence that he was going
1:54:24
to do something at the soccer. Now, was this a gentleman who blew
1:54:28
himself up noice, because already this guy is still well. No, this
1:54:32
gentleman was too. But he was a Russian national. We knew that much
1:54:35
about him. And he was in a Parisian hotel and they found bomb making
1:54:41
materials and I guess in the process of making a bomb, one detonated and
1:54:46
he was injured, and that's how they were alerted to him. So that
1:54:49
is maybe two people who are in Paris planning something the fair. That's why
1:54:56
they might have kept the name so that you don't know which which which one
1:55:00
of them. We got right now over there so we can get the rest
1:55:02
of the crew, create the rest of the people because you know them bombs
1:55:05
from when I found out not that you have an ID, because I have
1:55:10
several friends that's in the military and if a bomb like they're especially with making
1:55:15
bombs, and they've always told me say that if a bomb go off within
1:55:17
a sixty mile race, they got to go report in because they have to
1:55:21
check their ID, make sure everything is not who it is, so they
1:55:25
can really find out but believe it or not there's certain IDs or something that
1:55:29
they put in these making these things to be able to track. Katie Little
1:55:31
Decky, seven times gold medalists in the pool in the Olympics, says that
1:55:38
she has no faith in the Olympic as far as people doping anti doping rules.
1:55:47
She feels that some of these countries, She's gonna come compete against Big
1:55:53
Kenny on the juice now, and if she can't catch you, she can't
1:56:00
catch a slam the charge for it. I'm with you, Katie, I
1:56:02
mean now, and not just because I'm on some I bet they will.
1:56:06
We've seen it. We went to one, we went to one Olympics and
1:56:12
it was like the next Olympics and people's like, hey, you remember that
1:56:15
gold minal you won last time. We're gonna need all of that back.
1:56:18
You know. We've seen whole countries said the Chinese contingency in the pool said
1:56:25
them that, and one of thos. I don't know, but I'm saying
1:56:30
now, one of the Chinese swimmers has some fans. I don't I don't
1:56:34
know if that's supposed to be legal. Yeah, So it'd be very interesting
1:56:38
to see how that turns out. The Olympics is what six weeks away?
1:56:42
Seven weeks away, the end of July is the start of the Olympics.
1:56:48
What else do we have here? Pat McAfee ended up in this whole conversation
1:56:55
trying to give Caitlyn Clark, and I guess that's why, uh easy just
1:56:59
to apologize. He did say the B word, but it was more in
1:57:05
kind of labeling her as the goat. I'm him, Yeah, you know
1:57:13
that, those little I'm him. So basically he's saying, you know,
1:57:16
she here, the unicorn is here right right, What y'all gonna do about
1:57:23
it? I haven't seen that. On the court, I'm she's being taught,
1:57:28
just like the rest of the rookies. The physical play. Actually,
1:57:32
the way they're playing Caitlin Clark shows how much respect because they peak pick her
1:57:39
up full court, right, and whoever's guarding her is a prolific scorer who
1:57:45
has decided today I'm playing defense. Though I watched I've watched several games and
1:57:49
they'd be like, well, you know so and so Johnson average twenty two
1:57:55
points last year, right, and but this night they just trying to shut
1:57:59
down shorts rolled up, she got the Knemide, arms out, arms out,
1:58:05
feet side to side. You won't be doing nothing on me tonight.
1:58:09
There's a clip of a player. She was at the free throw line.
1:58:12
She shot a free throw, and then she went to go pick up hitting
1:58:15
cart. She had another free throw, so she had to That's how she
1:58:19
was and that's how and that's what I'm saying. That's the part I just
1:58:25
hope this league and this season not now. I don't put it off,
1:58:29
embrace it and let the competition on the court. The only thing that,
1:58:32
as I said, was wrong with the young lady from Chicago to Carterly was
1:58:36
that that was and then that was a Draymond Green. It's a dead ball
1:58:42
ball and you just ran in the back of somebody where it wasn't even a
1:58:46
question. You ain't even either Reugh this like you should just wanted them to
1:58:50
call even your coach, Uh, what was it, Teresa Weatherspoon, She
1:58:56
couldn't even depend come and I was gonna say it was Wesbom has given this,
1:59:00
letting the young lady a chance, but she's got She was drafted by
1:59:02
a Landa, she was kicked off a LAMBA team for fighting up a couple
1:59:05
of players on the team. She's been troubled already. It's like she's already
1:59:10
a mental basket. But yeah, she couldn't even defend it. You know
1:59:14
what it is when your mama can't even Yes, I do. I know
1:59:20
when your parents be like, hey, whatever it is, y'all got to
1:59:24
do. I understand. I ain't saying I'm happy about it. I'm just
1:59:27
saying it makes sense to meet you. So. But as far as playing
1:59:31
her hard, playing injuries, it's what you would like to see. This
1:59:36
is how it's supposed to be when and earn your stripes. Uh, and
1:59:42
and see how it turns out. But that's how it went with Pat McAfee.
1:59:45
He did apologize for and I know he's a cake because he went to
1:59:50
a game. It was clapping when she would do something good. Do you
1:59:56
think that's over correction? So many people are hating on her that now we've
1:59:59
gotten her sales in trouble, trying to defend her like it might be that
2:00:02
anything that even remotely sounds like it's a criticism that Okay, I have to
2:00:11
this is what I actually meant. Like, I think some some people are
2:00:15
looking to take something out of context, but we need Yeah, but they
2:00:17
need to stop. I mean, like I said, if you really would
2:00:19
have listened to what Pat McAfee was saying, you would have heard he was
2:00:24
just constantly he was just praising her. He was saying in a praise way,
2:00:30
you know, like Big Kenny snapping his finger. E J. Johnson,
2:00:33
give you the right, Kitelan did that. Yes, we are ocean.
2:00:47
The truth is he will throw your in the ocean. It's time to
2:00:51
wrap things up on the Sports Junk Show with Dayney. When here the sound
2:01:17
of ocean against this watch out testamented to Vin, We'd like to thank you
2:01:20
for tuning in to today, any men in any segment a Big Kenny comanche,
2:01:25
Greg Bad producer, thank you for your contributions on today's show tonight.
2:01:30
Remember eight thirty the maths of Dallas taking on the Celtics of Boston should be
2:01:36
a great NBA Finals going in the ocean today. And I really like to
2:01:44
see this young man survive and bring his act to America. If you really
2:01:51
really as tough as you say you are, the young gentleman who decided to
2:01:58
wear the Kobe Brown helicopter crash costume where he dressed up as a basketball player,
2:02:08
and he takes a crash helicopter on top of him. It wore the
2:02:13
comic Cohan in China, though, I want to see where this in San
2:02:17
Diego and see if it goes over there. Now, where are your mind?
2:02:25
You thought this was a cute costume. I do see that you knew
2:02:30
enough not to do it in America, But it is a terrible way to
2:02:35
think that you should display anybody, not just Kobe Bryant, but to dress
2:02:42
yourself up in a costume as though Kobe was in a crash. I'm talking
2:02:48
about jersey shorts, even a mask that looked like Kobe. I just hope
2:02:56
that at some point we were reporting that you wore in America and see how
2:03:00
they react on that day. I hope y'all let shoe night out. That's
2:03:05
for the day work released heard. Just let it. But for that fuck
2:03:14
up plank and and and sir, if you listening, don't listen to Sports
2:03:26
Shock. Don't come up here with that. Don't do that. I don't
2:03:30
listen to him and come here with that, sir, Just go to Alan.
2:03:33
Don't know that's a bad idea for the Sports Shock Show. As we
2:03:39
always tell you, on Thursday, we'll see you in the future peace,