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Is the NBA Draft RIGGED? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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Speedy, are you OK tonight? Are you all right?
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I'm in a frenzy but. Well, what's wrong with you?
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Love it, loving. Loving.
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Well, what makes you in a frenzy?
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All the changes we have to deal with before the show.
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There's a lot of changes. I mean, did you change your
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underwear today? I mean, I put them on.
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That implies changing them. Well, that's true.
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What did you clean them? Like yes, I washed them.
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All right. Did you wash them with soap?
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What are you using the laundry? Yes, of course, not all the
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time. I mean, people don't do that.
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Am I going? To put oil in the laundry?
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Absolutely. Vinehorn is a man.
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Well, I, as we all know anyways. Ladies and gentlemen, we call
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this Goodies Bag of balls. My mom is going to wire a car
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battery on my testicles trying to put Tiger Bomb on this
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jungle's nuts Goodies bag of balls.
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That's how you become great man and your balls out there.
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He tastes himself. Oh man, what's up fellas?
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I. Was the working?
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I was good. Yeah, it was good.
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You've been busy, man. You have a busy man.
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My wife, My wife had like 4 cubic yards of I don't think she
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realized how much 4 cubic yards are or is of mulch delivered
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today. And I had enough.
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I, I, I laid all the mulch, but I had enough mulch to pretty
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much do my house, the neighbor's house, the next door neighbor's
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house, and then neighbor's house after that wasn't delivered in
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bags either. The guy backed the dump truck up
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to my front driveway and just went so for like 6 hours today
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because I'm stubborn and was just like I'll just do it
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myself. I got to give you.
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Credit And you know, could you imagine seeing Nick Goody press
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out mulch all over his you know, his beautiful you know his
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beautiful gardens. I couldn't imagine seeing that I
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know Jabba would never do that. I I can tell you that right now
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he would be spinning the wheel. What?
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Happened. I don't mind getting my hands
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dirty doing yard where I don't like pulling weeds, but it's
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like I think that's the worst job.
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But like I don't mind that that was OK.
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Like that was I, it was, it was like it was legit a workout.
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Like my back sore. I will say this.
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And my, my buddy was like, you don't got a wheelbarrow.
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I'm like, no, I have a wheelbarrow.
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I'm just gonna shovel it. And quickly I was like, yeah,
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Nah, that ain't gonna work. So I got a bucket just filled up
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the like probably filled up like 400 buckets.
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Oh. My God, the one thing I like to
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do, I like the hard labor I like to do is bricklaying.
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That's something that I really always enjoy to do because
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that's how my grandparents always gave me money.
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I had to do something in the yard and I was like, oh, I'm
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going to learn how to lay some bricks.
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And I actually taught myself how to lay bricks.
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I created brick patios. I did all different styles,
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diamonds and squares and all this stuff, different stuff that
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I did when I was a kid. I could probably be a really
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good bricklayer, but that's just me.
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I don't know. It's hard.
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I got 3 bricks that are coming up in my driveway if you want to
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come down here and. Maybe, I mean, I could, I could
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help you out. I can help you out.
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I'm pretty good at it. So anyways, all right, goody,
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let's get it. All right, I think Fish briefly
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touched up on this one, but this is what's been the big biggest
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headline, another tow job as of late, and that's Tony Vitello
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leaving Tennessee to manage the San Francisco Giants in the
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Major League Baseball, which would be, I think, the first
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time in history a college coach goes straight from college to
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the big leagues. There's been a lot of backlash,
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I think from former players. But knowing Buster Posey as a
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former player, probably future Hall of Famer, I know he did his
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due diligence. And Tony Vitello gets very well
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known for his player development pedigree and his ability to run
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basically raw players out of high school and getting them at
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Tennessee and Major League ready.
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He's also very well known for his leadership in the clubhouse
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and where he blends old school intensity with with more a
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data-driven preparation, which I think a lot of MLBT actually, I
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know for a fact a lot of MLB teams are starting to go back to
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that where there's a old school mentality mixed with data and
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not so data heavy driven. He has swagger.
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We saw him in the College World Series jumping in into the
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stands with the fans and what he did at Tennessee was really
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build a culture and, and Tennessee was a national brand,
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but I think it really started becoming a a national brand
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under him. He's high energy, he's confident
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and unapologetic. And I think, I think that's the
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type of energy and and culture that needs to be in more Major
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League clubhouses. Well, I don't know Tony
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personally, but I know who Bruce Bocchi is.
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And who is Bruce Bocchi? Well, he was a player developer
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and he was very enthusiastic. All the players loved him and
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and he brought that, that personality to him.
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And I could see Brusta, Busta, Posey, Posey, who was a part of
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those championships teams, who was a part of those giant teams
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with Bruce Bocchi, could probably look at Tony as
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something of that magnitude, a guy that can player, develop
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younger players and bring these guys up slowly and, and train
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them. So I, I, if, if, if to me,
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Buster Posey thinks that this guy is going to be a slam dunk.
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I'm, I'm not going to argue with him.
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So I think this is a good move for them.
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It's an interesting gap. I think when you look at like
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between baseball, like it's probably the longest it comes up
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for a younger player, like a college age player going to the
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major leagues or somebody coming from Dominican or Puerto Rican
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ball, something like that at 16 years old.
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So that's where you wonder, maybe that's why the higher
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hasn't been done yet. It's not like you could just
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transition from college basketball to the NBA in just a
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year or so, be a one and done type player.
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But I think for a team like the Giants, I think it might make
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sense because they're a younger team.
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They're trying to get these prospects to work and a lot of
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the times they've done it well, but at the same time, their farm
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system's still ranked low. They're just making it work with
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competitive pitching and scrappy hitters.
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So I think it's an interesting dynamic.
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I could see it working out and being transcendent for.
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Baseball Danny Hurley was there with Connecticut for what one
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year wins the national championship?
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I think it was your three, but yeah, it was like pretty fast.
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Danny Hurley would have been an NBA coach pretty quickly.
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And to think that it's the first time for everything.
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There's the first time for everything, for everything.
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So to say that, oh, it's not, this doesn't make sense and
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players are upset about it, it's stupid.
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I've seen it many, many times in different sports.
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Look at soccer European, European football, there was a a
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guy that was coaching a national team for one year and he got one
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of these big jobs out there in Europe and, and got one of the
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big and coaching one of the biggest superstars in all of
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European football. So I I.
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To me, I think it's an interesting move.
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I think probably he's taking a pay cut to go to the major
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leagues from college, which is crazy to say.
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Not sure how official that is, but from what I've read that's
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what it seems to be. And a lot of people are like,
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why would you do that? I mean, but it's every kids
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dream to play for a World Series.
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And he's getting a chance to do it in San Francisco under Buster
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Posey and going straight from college to the big leagues.
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It's probably a little bit of a pay cut where he's making, I
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don't know what he's making a couple million and at Tennessee
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now, let's say he makes a million in the in in San
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Francisco. I think that I think it's
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probably his contract got a little bit to do with it too.
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Where you know, he wasn't going to go ride the bus in AAA for,
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you know, whatever 150 grand like they had to make it worth
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it. And they already have a guy that
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went to Tennessee that's on the team.
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I can't remember his name, but I know he likes being choked in
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the in the dugout by Chapman. It's a funny video.
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If you haven't checked and saw that or I highly recommend you
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check that out. He's, I think he's an
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outfielder. So, you know, there's, there's
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some rapport there with his, with some of the players, but I
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think it's an interesting move. I am kind of, I am going to
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watch them closely next year and, and kind of see how that
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plays out. But I'm not mad at it.
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I'm not mad at it. I think it opens the door for
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more players or more coaches to make that adjustment.
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I know that a lot of the guys within that organization who
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have been there for years probably feel a little salty
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about it because they've put in their time.
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So I know what they, you know, I have an understanding what they
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probably are going through, but at the same time there's 29
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other teams so. Don't be afraid to.
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I love it. I love it.
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I think the Giants that they've done it before, they've won
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championships before and why not look out-of-the-box?
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I think obviously Buster Posey knows what he's doing and I'm
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not. I'm not going to attack anything
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that he does until he proves to me that he can't do it and
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handle it. So I think this might be a slam
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dunk for them. We'll see how it works.
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No, and I'll just add it made it made me think of because it
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never happened anywhere else right in baseball, but it made
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me think of the last time a guy that at least got to the
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national championship and then immediately was brought out to
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the like the biggest team. It made me think of Brad
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Stevens. Brad Stevens was in the national
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championship game versus Duke. Gordon Hayward misses the bank
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shot from half court or else they win that national
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championship. It was that close.
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And then he goes to the Celtics and now he's the president of
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the Celtics. You know, why couldn't it happen
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with this guy, you know? Back-to-back years, he went to
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the national championship. I mean, he, he established
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himself in a similar way as Vitello did, going three times,
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you know, in, in what, four or five years to the same thing?
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I have a bit of Billy Donovan. Billy Donovan did the same
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thing. Billy Donovan, too.
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Yeah, it's been there's, there's precedent just in other sports,
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you know? And Billy Donovan won
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back-to-back championships for Florida, but.
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It can happen. I think the biggest difference
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is baseball. There's so many levels where in
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other sports they're not. And so you really have to like
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earn your stripes and college is not professional, but now it's
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kind of is. Now you're getting paid to play.
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You're a free agent every year. The coaches have to recruit, you
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know, but the, the pro baseball is drastically different from
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college baseball in a lot of in a lot of ways.
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I mean, at the end of the day, it's still the same game, but
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there's a lot of things that are different.
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There's a lot of things you can do in pro baseball you can't do
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in college baseball and vice versa.
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And it's like 1/5. Of the size of the season too,
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so you're playing other strategy A.
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Lot different. A lot, A lot.
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Yeah, exactly. And like, he's going to have to
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learn how to run a bullpen where you have to run a bullpen every
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single day, which I think is going to be a very big
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adjustment because you don't just have, you can't just run
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out the same guy for set. I mean, you can seven days in a
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row, but probably not going to last very long, right?
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Like you have to, you know, there's a lot of strategy that's
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going to be involved. So it'd be interesting to see.
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I'll do the next one. This one's a little lighter.
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Halloween is coming up. So I wanted to give a little
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back story on this. I had to ask the old ChatGPT
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what what Halloween was about. And so this is what it says.
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Halloween traces back over 2000 years to the ancient Celtic
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festival Hey and Pronounced Sawin, celebrated in Ireland,
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Scotland and parts of England. The Celts believed that on
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October 31st the boundary between the living and the dead
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blurted spirits could roam the earth of Christianity spread.
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The holiday was adapted into All Hallows Eve preceding All Saints
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Day. All right, so costumes
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originally worn to disguise people from wandering spirits.
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Over time, this evolved into dressing up for fun, from
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frightening to pop culture themes.
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And then the trick or treating rooted in the medieval Souling
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practice where poor people would go door to door offering prayers
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for the dead in exchange for food.
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It eventually transformed into children receiving candy.
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So what I wanted to know is what are your Halloween traditions?
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It's coming up on Friday for me and our family.
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We usually just will throw a bucket out at the front of the
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driveway with a bunch of candy in it and go around, go around
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to each of our neighbors and, and the kids usually dress up.
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Sometimes we'll, my, my wife and I will dress up.
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But this year I think we're, we're, we're going to chill.
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A lot of lot of these families do like jello shots for the
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adults, maybe some trulys. But this year, my oldest son is
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dressing up as a, what is it? A Black Mirror ninja is what
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it's called. And then my youngest son,
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Grayson, is dressing up as Optimus Prime.
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So we're in good hands. What are your Halloween
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traditions? My Halloween traditions is not
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to get dressed and when I was a kid I used to sit on top of my
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roof with a pellet gun and shoot people.
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So that was my holiday traditions for Halloween.
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If you were to ask me what I do now.
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He just, he just admit to a crime.
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But what I do? Statute of limitations I.
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Think, but what I do now, you know, I'm usually working, I'm
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usually DJ ING Halloween parties and I, I, I stay away from the
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candy because every time I see it in the bucket, I'm trying to
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eat it. So I, I and I've been very, very
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good with the candy and staying away from it.
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So I stay away from the candy. So I'm just partying and I'm the
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party and I stay away from all the other stuff.
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I'm doing weddings, baby weddings.
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Obviously different, different like phases of your life.
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I I dressed up for a while, probably up until I think my
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junior year of high school. You're not dressed up as a
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sausage this year. No, I'm definitely not dressing
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up as a sausage. The jokes will on this show will
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write itself way too much. If I ever did that in college,
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obviously. A dark sausage.
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Obviously I did. I did a couple parties, but
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goody. One thing that's interesting,
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since I've moved here to Long Island, I've sometimes gone to
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my cousin's house. With they.
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Love. They love a lot of video games,
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or a lot of them are nerdy. So.
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They've had me dress up in some of their costumes.
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Too but one thing. They've done is actually made
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some like meals that were actually like really like.
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He tastes. Like shaped like a mummy or
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there was one that was I think a pot roast in the shape of a
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ghoul or something like that. So they've actually done very.
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Treated things. With that, which has been cool.
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I haven't been there in a couple years with that, with them, with
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the Halloween, but I've showed you some photos Goody.
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They're actually some very, very interesting.
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Can't wait of things. And so this is what I do.
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This is a picture of the costume I wear in school.
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And then I take and I have this whole cloak.
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This is called the Plague Dr. Back in the 1600s when you had
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the plague, the guy would walk around like this because they
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thought he wouldn't get the plague if he didn't smell it.
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So they had this big like crazy nose and it's one of the
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creepiest looking things you ever had.
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So then I play the Undertaker theme song music in my pocket
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and walk around a little real slow and then like tilt my head
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sideways and mess with kids. And the kids are always like
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acting like they're not scared. And then like I sneak up on them
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and they all just like freak out sex.
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Not every school is cool with it.
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I'm not doing it this year. I I.
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And that's why. You know, my insurance is pretty
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good right now. I'm not doing it this year, but
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I actually have a football game on Halloween this year, so I'm
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not going to be able to partake in the usual festivities.
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But I have a lot of fun. Got to dress up, got to go all
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out. That's if you're going to do it,
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you might as well go all out, you know?
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If I if I ever saw you wear that costume, I kicked the shit out
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of you. I really would you.
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Would be I'd scared people. Listen, I understand in high
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school, they had to wheel you out like Hannibal Lecter one
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year. I I get it, you know, like
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because the teachers just couldn't handle it.
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The worst student in the history of the high school in Long
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Island. So I'll tell you something
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funny. I did a wedding last year.
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It was they all dressed up. So the bride and groom and
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everybody had to dress up for the wedding.
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It was the weirdest wedding and they dressed up.
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What was that movie that? Eyes wide shut.
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No, no, no. No, yeah, that's kind of what
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that mask is like, that kind of. Reminds it was a Tim Burton
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movie. It was a Tim Burton movie and.
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Corpse Bride or something? Yes, yes, that's how they,
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that's how they dressed up. And that's weird.
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It was weird. It was a weird, weird wedding
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and I I'll never forget. I was taking a piss.
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I'm not, I'm never going to forget.
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And they had the lights at the at the catering hall.
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They had the lights dimmer out. And some guy dressed up in a
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werewolf costume jumped right behind me when I was taking a
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piss. And I pissed all over my pants,
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pissed all over my pants. I walked out and I had pissed
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all over my pants. And this guy's thought it was
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funny. I was.
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Saying just just, you know, next time that happens, wash your
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hands. And I did wash my pants.
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And then just put them on your pants and just be like damn the
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the the. This happens to me all the time.
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Dude, it's freaking. Awesome blew up on me.
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Who jumps on you? Who jumps on your back when
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you're taking a piss? OK, I I mean, he's in a
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werewolf. I mean, I'm standing there and
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nobody, I didn't even hear anybody.
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He came out from the stall, saw me standing there and just
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jumped out on me when I was taking a piss.
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True story. Blue Jays just won, by the way,
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Yeah. Figures told you.
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By the way, who called this? Speedy?
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Who called Who called it? Yeah, that's right.
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That's right. I remember it.
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And by the way, how did how did the great Shay Otani do tonight?
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The greatest of all time? Yeah, that's what.
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He did. Don't.
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Let's not get. Greatest of all time the.
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Greatest is one of the greatest players.
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He's not the greatest, he's not the greatest player of all time.
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He hasn't done it for long enough, but he is one of the
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greatest. He's the best baseball player on
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the planet, right? Now for sure, Aaron.
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Judges, we don't have enough time to redo this one for.
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The Aaron Judges Aaron Judges, I disagree with you so.
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Listen, I love judgey, but judgey ain't pitching and
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hitting homers in the World Series.
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I've been trying to tell. I beg to differ.
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SO500500 he was. Actually, I think he said he.
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Was actually. He was actually hitting 500.
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He was, actually. Home runs and punched out 10 in
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six innings. Yeah, against the Brewers, not
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against the Blue Jays. Our Judge was hitting 500
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against these Blue Jays. I And by the way, look at the
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lineup on this. The Yankees have nobody, nobody
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look at the lineup. Dude their first four hitters
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were all former MVP. What do you mean they have
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nobodies? John Carlos Stanton is not the
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same player he wants. Was Belliger Belliger.
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Belliger was hitting 148. Belliger was batting 1:44
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throughout the playoffs. He's still an MVP of the league.
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He still can. Is getting paid because of that
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award well. He's not getting paid that.
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What do you think he's going to get paid in the?
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Office, he just took this opt out.
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I mean, he could have stayed. So clearly he thinks he's going
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to get paid. More he's wrong, so.
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I got, I got a feeling we're talking about that in a couple
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of weeks in great detail between the Yankees going for Tucker or
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for Bellinger with the the option of, I mean, you got to
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spend a little bit more money. But don't worry, as long as I,
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you know, I was right about this again.
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I mean, where is where's Keith? Because Keith thought I was
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nuts. But where was Keith?
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I think it's the blue. Jays Blue Jays have a high
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potent offense. They're they're.
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That's why I had them winning in seven.
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And the and the Dodgers, the Dodgers bullpen is if once you
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once you get to, I said it before the series, once you get
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to their bullpen, they are torched and the Blue Jays are
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just slugging everything. I mean, it doesn't matter if
20:18
it's the starter. Besides, besides Yamamoto, I
20:21
mean, that guy's incredible, but besides him, they've.
20:26
Seen him, we'll see him on Game 6 so they might hit him too.
20:29
But I think it's going, I think it's.
20:32
Going, you know you're seeing Otani in relief in maybe both of
20:36
those games. Good.
20:37
And they'll hit him in Toronto and they'll hit.
20:40
Him, that's all right. We're going to pivot from
20:42
baseball to basketball. I looked this one up.
20:45
I thought this was pretty interesting.
20:47
Hopefully you guys can elaborate a little bit on this, but every
20:50
year fans say the NBA draft lottery is fixed.
20:55
Honestly, after digging in a little bit, it's hard not to see
21:00
why people believe this. Right.
21:02
The NBA benefits too much from perfect storylines for everyone
21:09
to believe it. It's pure luck from what I read
21:12
about the frozen envelope theory which started in 1985 when the
21:17
Knicks landed Patrick Ewing and fans claim that the envelope was
21:21
frozen so David Stern could feel it and rigged the draw for New
21:25
York. I had no idea until I just look
21:28
at that. Look that up.
21:29
Seems pretty fishy to me. Apparently there's a
21:32
transparency problem to the lottery isn't public.
21:35
The results are revealed later on live TV, not drawn live,
21:38
which I'm not sure why that would be but whatever.
21:42
And then some of the storylines like LeBron to Cleveland, Zion
21:45
to New Orleans right after Anthony Davis left, Winby to San
21:48
Antonio, the same team that made international stars before.
21:53
I don't know if it's a coincidence or marketing gold,
21:56
but hopefully you can elaborate and fill me in on what the hell
22:00
is going on with the NBA conspiracy theory here.
22:03
After all of the gambling there is there's been brought to
22:08
light. There's no conspiracy theory.
22:11
Let's let's just look at the numbers here.
22:13
Since Patrick Ewing went to the SuperSonics, the Knicks have
22:16
been one of the worst teams in the NBA.
22:19
They asked the Knicks how many first round picks they've had
22:22
since Patrick Ewing. The answer?
22:25
None. Is that a coincidence?
22:29
They've had zero first round picks or first.
22:31
Picks over picks #1 Picks overall.
22:35
We have to clarify that you said first rounder.
22:37
So you mean one guy, Everybody's got a first round pick number
22:40
one pick number one pick in in the first.
22:43
The last one they had was Patrick Ewing.
22:46
Is that a quinky dink? No.
22:48
If you go back in time and you think about all the different
22:51
things that you just said, how about this?
22:54
That really stands out more than anything.
22:57
When you go back and you remember the Port and the Trail
22:59
Blazers, do you remember how bad they were?
23:01
I think I remember. How many first round picks have
23:04
they had? One.
23:07
Dude, I don't know. They've had one.
23:09
They've had one, and you know how long that guy was in the
23:12
NBA? One year, that was the Kevin
23:16
Durant draft, Speedy. You remember who it was?
23:19
Greg Oden, Greg Odin. That was oh, I.
23:22
Remember that guy? That was the last first number
23:26
one pick overall Portland got in in 20 something years.
23:31
It's not a coincidence. Are you?
23:33
Are you, is it a coincidence that Tim Duncan was drafted?
23:37
I at that time, after David Robertson went down, they were
23:42
expected to be the 8th or 9th worst team in the draft to get
23:45
the 8, the number one pick. The chances of them getting the
23:47
number one pick was like nothing.
23:49
And they got Tim Duncan. It was coming from Wake Forest.
23:52
You think that's a quinky dink? Now they get Webiyama, all the
23:55
things they can't win. Kawhi Leonard's gone.
23:57
This team stinks. Popovich is gone to get
23:59
Webiyama. It's not a quinky dink.
24:02
I'm telling you right now, it's absolutely land and the NBA
24:07
knows it. The NHL, you saw what the NHL
24:09
did last year. They did the draft right in
24:11
front of everybody. They did the balls and
24:13
everything like that. They wanted everybody to see the
24:15
NHL. Who does it right?
24:16
The NBA does not. The NBA is run by the league.
24:19
It's run by the players. Just like this recent year.
24:23
What Who got the No more Picks PD?
24:25
This recent year, the Dallas Mavericks.
24:27
And who traded away Luka Doncic that season?
24:30
The LJA. That's right, Dallas.
24:33
And they were getting Nico was getting attacked.
24:35
He's the worst. Blah.
24:37
Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
24:39
And who did they get? They get the best guy in the
24:41
draft. They get the number one pick.
24:42
Now we'll see how he he pans out, but I it's it's not a
24:47
Kwinky dink. It's it's planned.
24:48
The NBA is absolutely a joke. Yeah, I've also always had a
24:52
problem with the lottery system as it is like a team that is one
24:56
game back. Like just based on the way the
24:57
percentages are, 01 gets a drastically higher percentage
25:00
than two and then I think 3 gets a highly drastic from 4 and vice
25:04
versa. Like if you're one game back
25:06
that shouldn't be that close. Like I always said, alright
25:08
should be based on the amount of games back.
25:10
Do a a sample of of ping pong balls or another randomness way
25:14
to make it more fair. And same thing in hockey too.
25:16
Like if if a team is 50 points and is the worst team in the
25:19
league and a second is 52 points, they shouldn't have that
25:21
drastically different of a percentage too.
25:23
I like the randomness aspect of it.
25:25
But like you're saying go to the NBA does not hide it very well.
25:27
Like the teams that are going to get these more special
25:30
treatments. So you say New Orleans you
25:32
mentioned multiple times has gotten the number one pick
25:35
whereas the team like the Trail Blazers like Arrow says doesn't
25:37
get it. Jared in the comments is in the
25:39
Grizzlies. They got a boost.
25:40
John Moran. That was pretty much it.
25:42
And he was the number two pick. But he was the number two pick.
25:44
I think the Grizzlies had 7th Odd.
25:46
So they kind of benefited with the randomness of it.
25:48
But overall, like they've had worse years throughout their
25:51
trajectory and haven't gotten. As you just got to think of the
25:53
Knicks and know what's going on, the Knicks had Patrick Ewing and
25:57
they haven't had the number one pick in the draft ever since it
26:01
and they've been the worst team in the NBA from 2000 or 2001 on.
26:08
Just look at the records. The Knicks have been horrible
26:10
and they still. I thought they were good this
26:12
year. Weren't they somewhat good?
26:13
No. Well, in the last five years,
26:15
they've. Turned it around.
26:16
They've turned it around. But if you look at a 20 year
26:18
span, the Knicks have been one of the worst, if not the worst
26:21
team in the NBA. And if you look at the picks,
26:23
they've had none of those guys practical, None of them are on
26:26
the team. None of them so.
26:28
We had the one really good mellow Amari year and that was
26:32
it. Wasn't Porzingis?
26:33
Wasn't Porzingis number? 4 But he he never really.
26:36
Porzingis was #4 and and RJ Barrett was #3 in the John Moran
26:41
draft and so. Two player.
26:43
Draft the highest pick they've had in 20 years is #3 and they
26:49
were the worst, so. So if that's true, how can this
26:53
graphic also be true in four years in 20/11/2013 and 2014?
27:00
Three times in four years the Cavaliers won the lottery, and
27:03
they won eight years earlier than that to get LeBron James.
27:07
I don't think that was a coincidence to me.
27:11
I, I, I thought that the league was trying to stack Cleveland
27:16
when LeBron left because they felt horrible that it destroyed
27:19
their economic value. I think this was a concerted
27:22
effort to get them #1 picks. And look what it gave them.
27:25
Kyrie the and then Anthony Bennett, one of the worst first
27:29
over over picks of all time, and Andrew Wiggins, who did not pan
27:32
out with them. And let me ask you, out of all
27:35
those years, how many championships have they won
27:37
because of it? Well, they they won the one with
27:40
LeBron when he came back, but not without him.
27:44
Which is. 11 And they had Kyrie Irvin on that team one.
27:48
But don't you think the league, you know, we're talking about
27:50
like the league rigging it? I feel like they felt like
27:53
because of LeBron leaving, they had to do that to help
27:56
Cleveland. I don't know.
27:57
That's just me. That's my conspiracy.
27:59
I'm allowed to have conspiracies.
28:00
Errol, you're for some reason shooting them all down this
28:03
time. I'm the one saying there's a
28:05
conspiracy you're talking about. I'm on, I'm on the ball side.
28:09
There's no conspiracy. The NBA knows who's who's going
28:12
1234510. All the way to 10.
28:15
That's the conspiracy. So you're saying it's rigged
28:17
too? It's not a conspiracy.
28:19
It's it's absolutely rigged. It's there's no conspiracy to
28:22
it. It's absolutely rigged.
28:26
I thought you were just saying the Knicks haven't gotten it in
28:28
40 years so how can it be rigged?
28:30
It is rigged. Yeah, I thought, yeah, you were
28:32
a little. Yeah, I could.
28:33
I didn't understand if you were saying it was or wasn't, but now
28:36
it is. No, it is.
28:37
All right, so we all agree that it's rigged.
28:39
Speedy, are you on board with it's rigged?
28:40
Are are you taking the high room?
28:42
I think the majority of the years you can't it's tough to
28:44
argue with the clusters of samples of the same teams.
28:48
So I I think the like the NHL might be a little different
28:51
Arrows, right. I think it's gotten better in
28:52
recent years, but even them like Chicago getting as much as they
28:54
did with the number of top 3 picks the Kings for a while did.
28:58
Anybody think the Islanders were going to get the number one
29:00
pick? I mean, come on, There was no
29:02
chance. And, and, and the way they did
29:04
the balls, you saw how the numbers and how they use the,
29:08
the calculating, you know, statistic and, and it was
29:11
unbelievable how the Islanders won the draft.
29:13
They were the 10th worst team in the league.
29:15
There was no chance. They get the one and they got
29:17
lucky. It's just luck.
29:19
Absolute luck. And then you get like the,
29:21
you're going to have instances like that where teams like
29:23
Buffalo and the Coyotes now the. And by the way, that that that
29:27
guy right now is on his way of winning the defensive Player of
29:31
the year. It's crazy how good Shaffer is
29:34
right now for the Islanders. It's pretty amazing.
29:37
It really is. How long?
29:38
Do you buy extra large couch or are you just really small right
29:41
now? You look like a child in that.
29:43
No, it's an extra large couch. Absolutely.
29:45
It's got to be like a. It's a big sure.
29:47
Speedy is this big? This is not big, Yeah.
29:49
It's it's the pimp. Pretty big chair, you said.
29:52
It's a big chair, it's a big chair.
29:53
It's my pimp. You just you just you just
29:55
little pimpin. You ain't big pimpin, you little
29:57
pimpin dude. I'm.
29:58
Bigger than you. Shut up you.
30:01
Shut up you, you smart ass. Wider, not bigger.
30:05
I know it. First of all, I don't know how
30:07
much wider you think I am. I'm 205.
30:10
I'm just muscular. I'm muscular.
30:12
That's not my fault. Listen, listen, when I flex, you
30:17
know. Big bone, big bone I'm.
30:19
I'm I'm not that big boned. I don't know where you coming up
30:21
with big bones. I don't know where you see this.
30:24
I, I, I definitely not big bones.
30:29
I this guy is, he is so full of you know what I'm not even going
30:33
to say. I'm going to the next segment.
30:35
I'm already geared up for this next segment.
30:37
I'm ready to. I'm ready to blow your mind.
30:39
On this next one. Listen, you know he's ready to
30:41
blow his load on this next segment, as we call this.
30:44
What's that smell? Hold up.
30:46
What is that smell? What's right?
30:54
Smell. Wow, you don't see that every
30:55
day. I like No Holds Barred.
30:57
It's one of my favorite like wrestling movies and I don't
31:01
know, a lot of people don't like it, but I liked it.
31:03
I thought it was great. Anyways, it's pretty simple how
31:06
we do this. We tell you a story, we pick a
31:09
story, it doesn't matter what it's about and we tell you what
31:12
it smells like. So tonight we're going to go
31:14
with Mr. Jarrett first. No, actually we're going to.
31:18
We'll go poops first, Jarrett second, Speedy third, Fish 4th,
31:25
Goody 5th and me 6th. Here we go.
31:29
On Monday night, the Grizzlies played the Warriors in the Bay
31:33
Area. It was the start of the third
31:35
quarter. Pretty close to the start of the
31:37
third quarter. Draymond Green loses the ball.
31:40
Bad turnover by him. Santhi Altamas on the fast
31:42
break, Draymond does Draymond things.
31:45
He grabs him by the neck, hold him to the ground, throws him
31:47
into the basket. Technical foul on Draymond and
31:51
coach Tomas Isilo for the Grizzlies and issuing argument
31:54
afterwards. Rest review it, call a flagrant
31:56
on Draymond. He can't believe it somehow
31:58
because he tried to help to hold him up, which he he didn't do.
32:03
Santheel Dama goes to the free throw line, misses both free
32:05
throws and what does Draymond Green do?
32:08
Acts like he just got got off with murder here.
32:11
Starts skipping around, arms in the air, dancing all the while
32:15
like he just like he like he was wrong somehow.
32:18
Of course the referees let this go.
32:20
No technical on Draymond for celebrating the guy missing 2
32:23
flagrant free throws for him, grabbing him by the neck and
32:26
throwing him down. What's it smell like?
32:28
It smells like Shrek's bog or swamp.
32:31
Because that's what Draymond looks like.
32:33
He looks like Donkey from Shrek. He could never be that funny
32:37
though. And in the morning, I'm eating
32:40
some waffles, all right? Anyways, Draymond doesn't
32:42
deserve waffles. All right, so we did kind of
32:45
mention during the whip around last show about how poorly the
32:50
Panthers were against the Bills. Now, they of course got blown
32:54
out 40 to 6, I believe the score was.
32:56
I don't think we ever stressed how terrible the performance of
33:00
Mr. Andy Dalton was. Now, Mr. Andy Dalton, a guy who
33:03
I used to like watching about 10 years ago when he was actually
33:06
at the top of his form in the NFL.
33:09
I think the Panthers, you know, them being on their three-game
33:12
winning streak, you know, them actually getting some wins under
33:14
their belt. Them actually knowing Bryce
33:16
Young isn't going to be available.
33:18
Try throwing in A10 plus year veteran for the game.
33:20
You know it's been working out well for and they're not even
33:23
better. He's not even a 10 plus year
33:24
veteran. And Mac Jones, even Carson Wentz
33:27
actually managed to win the Vikings a couple games.
33:29
But Oh my God, I actually have a video here, so let's pull it up.
33:33
If it would load, it's not loading for some reason.
33:35
But anyways, man, oh man was his, was his performance
33:39
terrible against the put Bills. He threw us.
33:43
He threw himself a pick six. He threw himself multiple
33:45
interceptions. There's even a part where he got
33:48
sacked, costing them a field goal before the game, before the
33:51
halftime. They tried rushing a hat, a
33:53
quick little hurry up field goal, but it didn't end up
33:56
working out well. He got it was just terrible on
33:58
top of terrible. It was a part where he threw he
34:01
threw a pick to a linebacker that was literally right in
34:03
front of him. Not sure what that was about but
34:06
Oh my God was his performance terrible.
34:07
And I looked it up on ChatGPT. What is the smelliest thing in
34:11
North Carolina? So it smells any Dalton's
34:14
performance smells like a North Carolina hog farm combined with
34:19
David Tepper's ass sweat. So there we go.
34:21
Wow. So that's a concoction right
34:24
there, Tommy. That is, Can you imagine
34:26
drinking that? No, no, no, not at all.
34:30
That's not what I'm trying to imagine.
34:32
But I you know what? I can't imagine.
34:34
I can't imagine going after a guy who just got huge contract
34:39
to be the best defensive tackle in all of football.
34:42
And that's what Giants legend Carl Banks did, going after
34:46
those tackle Dexter Lawrence, saying that you know, he just
34:50
hasn't been playing well, basically saying that he gave
34:53
him a stinging critique, said that the people no longer
34:55
respect Dexter Lawrence. He's not getting off blocks this
34:59
year. He's only got a half a sack
35:01
through this point in the season.
35:03
Last year through 12 games before he got hurt, he had 9 1/2
35:07
sacks. He is not producing the same way
35:10
and Dexter Lawrence on that criticism, which a lot of people
35:15
would say is valid criticism to an extent of Dexter Lawrence, He
35:18
says that Carl Banks is delusional as if he doesn't know
35:21
football. Carl Banks, those were strong
35:24
words. If that's how he feels, F it.
35:27
According to Dexter Lawrence, I got I get a lot of attention.
35:31
Check those numbers saying that they're double teaming him a
35:34
lot. In fact, he's tied for fourth
35:35
highest in the NFL at 72.2%, double teamed, so fourth most in
35:41
the league. The numbers do kind of show that
35:44
he's getting the same kind of attention he got, so maybe Banks
35:47
isn't right about that. But half a sack compared to 9
35:51
1/2 sacks around the same point in the season, not getting the
35:54
same pressures. What does that smell like?
35:57
I mean, it's a bunch of bullshit, Dexter, you're not
35:59
playing that well this season. You're not you're having you
36:03
were the best player in the world for the last two years on
36:06
the interior line. Right now you're top 20.
36:09
Maybe you're not that guy that you were you got to find a way.
36:12
Maybe you're hurt, maybe you're banged up and fighting through
36:15
it. We don't know that as fans, but
36:17
to say that he's delusional when we can everyone can see the
36:20
production is not there. What does that smell like?
36:23
Well you're playing in New Jersey, the worst smelling thing
36:25
in Jersey recently. If you guys have been seeing
36:28
this, and I used to go to Long Beach Island, I'm on vacation in
36:32
New Jersey and they're having you can't go outside there in
36:35
early September as the end of the summer because there's been
36:37
millions of fish washing up dead on the shore.
36:41
And they say, like, you can't go outside because it smells so
36:44
rancid. That's how bad I feel.
36:48
That Dexter Lawrence, you're Weiner barf, Speedy.
36:51
This stinks, man Own it. You need to play better.
36:55
Did I say your sex part? I was like mine last week when I
36:58
did the Was it the dead koi fish in Lake Erie with mine with the
37:01
Browns? Well, this is like a current
37:03
event. This happened in September.
37:05
It happens every year apparently.
37:06
Drilled Mercedes-Benz. Something to do with less oxygen
37:11
in the warm water so the fish die.
37:13
Nathan, don't bring any of your hot ladies over there.
37:15
They're not going to want to go there.
37:18
All right, I'm going to go to Mets legend now current
37:21
broadcaster for MLB Network and he's doesn't work for the Mets
37:23
too. Anthony Recker looking like a
37:25
hypocrite on air. So obviously the game three went
37:28
18 innings and you making the claim while he was on whatever
37:32
show and will be tonight or whatever that these are the
37:35
games that baseball fans and true baseball players live to
37:38
stay up for. And then Abby Labar.
37:41
Abby Labar, who works at MLB Network, is the host of that
37:44
show, called him out on it, saying showing a screenshot of a
37:48
text that he sent is like, oh, I'm not really going to know if
37:50
I'm going to make it to the 8th inning of this game.
37:52
Meanwhile, that wasn't even halfway through the game.
37:54
Then you go on air and say, oh, these are the games that
37:56
baseball players and baseball fans, the truest of them all,
37:58
sample. So you look like a little bit of
38:00
a hypocrite, Mr. Mr. Wrecker, backup catcher that you were for
38:04
all those years with the New York Mets.
38:05
So what does that smell like? It smells like Jeff Wilpon and
38:08
Fred Wilpon taking a piss in Birdie Madoff's jail cell.
38:12
Freaking daily lives. Wow, all right, this is the what
38:18
I got. In the conspiracy circles,
38:21
Hurricane Melissa is being portrayed as part of a repeating
38:24
script, a natural disaster turned reset, designed to clear
38:29
land for redevelopment, much like the claims that circulated
38:33
after Lahaina's destruction in Hawaii.
38:35
Look back in Maui in 2023. The fires conveniently cleared
38:40
valuable beachfront land so tech firms, developers and government
38:44
agencies can rebuild a smart city.
38:48
Fast forward to 2025, Jamaica's parallel in that hurricane,
38:52
Melissa is said to be setting the stage for a smart city pilot
38:57
zone in the Caribbean, an initiative already discussed in
39:00
Jamaica's national development plans.
39:02
According to the narrative, nature becomes the tool that
39:06
accelerates modernization under the banner of resilience and
39:10
green rebuilding. When you get a chance, look up
39:13
the smart cities and where they're located and where.
39:16
Hell, are you looking up every day?
39:20
You're the all right. You have some of the weirdest
39:23
things you look up. What did it smell like?
39:26
I haven't got to that yet. Buildups.
39:29
Oh, there's more. Oh, but wait, all right, First
39:34
off, you guys need to go ahead and look up what's what are the
39:37
smart cities are going to be located and then see if there's
39:41
any, I don't know, maybe natural disasters, natural disasters
39:45
that are happening around the smart cities and then get back
39:48
to me. All right, I'm allowed to have
39:50
my conspiracies too, aren't I? Oh, we know, right?
39:53
You got a lot of. You got a lot of I had to look
39:56
up since this is happening in Jamaica, regardless if it's man
39:59
made or not man made. It's terrible what's going on.
40:02
They're getting absolutely obliterated right now by
40:04
Melissa. So in honor of Jamaica, I had to
40:07
look up what was the smelliest thing in Jamaica.
40:11
And apparently it's the aqui, which is Jamaica's national
40:15
fruit. Delicious when prepared right,
40:18
toxic and pungent when it's not. When overripe or left to rot,
40:22
the pods release a sharp, sour, almost sulfur like odor that can
40:26
fill a kitchen fast. And so these people are careful
40:30
when they eat it and you could die, I guess, from the toxin.
40:36
So you know what it smells like. It smells like that.
40:38
And then the salt fish, which is a cod, which is a cod fish, is
40:42
drying in the sun. Apparently that's the worst
40:45
smell ever. So a lot of fish smells going on
40:49
tonight with the dead fish in New Jersey, the salt fish in
40:52
Jamaica, the Aki national fruit in Jamaica.
40:57
So it smells a little fishy to me with a little aki.
41:03
All right, this guy's crazy, man.
41:07
I've lost, but I, I, I think I got a little bit crazier by
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listening to that. But anyways.
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Oh, whatever. Hey, just go look it up.
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I I'm sure I mean you ChatGPT go ahead.
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So my final what's that smell goes to I got to go again.
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Travis Hunter the athletic put out a story earlier in the week.
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He says it's very early, but the Jaguars Travis Hunter trade
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looks misguided so far. And it it's crazy because Travis
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Hunter, when you look at his numbers this year and they've
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played a significant amount of games.
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I mean, it's been 7 weeks. He has 298 yards, 1 touchdown,
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28 receptions and this guy was the number two pick in the
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draft. Let's look what the Browns got
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back for the great Travis Hunter.
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They got the number 5 pick, a second round pick, which was #36
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a fourth round pick that was a number 1126.
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They got the 2026 first round pick from the Jaguars, who
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received #2 pick, fourth round pick, fourth round choice of
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number one O 4, and a sixth round pick #200 So think about
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it this way. They got a significant boatload
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of picks for Travis Hunter where the Browns were drafting at 2.
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They still got the number 5 pick where the Jaguars jumped from
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5:00 to 2:00. And this is what they got.
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Two way player that everybody calls, AKA the Unicorn.
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I wonder who else they call in the major leagues.
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The Unicorn. Oh, yeah.
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Share with Donnie. Yeah.
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And the last one to sit that was called a Unicorn.
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Oh, yeah, that was Kristaps Porzingis.
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How did that work? What does that smell?
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Well, it smells like Travis Hunter needs to take a dump and
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make sure he sits there and lets it smell up the damn locker room
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because he smells up the locker room every single week.
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He is a stinky gremlin, that's what he is.
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He smells like cock, a doodle Doo, a little doggy poo poo.
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That's what I think Mr. Travis Hunter smells like this guy.
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I'm going to say something for anybody that thinks this guy is
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going to be good in the NFL after one week.
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By the way, where are you, Keith?
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100 yards where he only had 40 yards going into the fourth
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quarter when they're the game was over the game they were the
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Rams were up 35 to nothing and he scores a touchdown in his own
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wife on social media says finally.
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That is an embarrassment. Yes, his own wife said finally.
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So it just tells me one thing about what Deion Sanders
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believes his two superstars are. Loser.
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Loser. That's what I'm going to say.
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And Deion Sanders, you're a loser because you couldn't get a
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coaching job from the damn Cowboys.
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So I'm just tired. And by the way, what?
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What is Colorado's record right now?
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Yeah, I wonder. That's bad.
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Yeah, I figured, yeah. I'm just tired of listening to
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Deion Sanders in the crap that comes out of his mouth.
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He was a great player. His son sucks, and his butt
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buddy, Mr. Travis Hunter, who he calls his son, sucks, too.
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He's going to fail. And I said it seven years.
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Everybody's going to forget about this man.
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It might even be less, but I remember what where was quitting
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couples. He's going to owe me some money.
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No, yes, I I told him he has to cut.
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He'll come back guy when he gets his first interception.
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He's not getting an interception.
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He won't have an He got a touchdown because the Rams let
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him get a touchdown. They took all their starting
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corners out of the game. That's why Travis Hunter has a
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touchdown. That's it.
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I don't have to say any more. Nothing less. 298 yards in eight
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weeks. What an embarrassment.
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What a joke. I can't wait to hear this
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debacle at the end of the season.
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And what kind of crap's going to come out and management and an
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ownership over there. They stink anyways, That's and
45:14
Travis. Trevor Lawrence.
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Trevor Lawrence got this big $55 million contract.
45:21
What's he doing? Yeah, I wonder what a joke.
45:24
What a joke of they're worse than The Jets.
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They're worse than The Jets. That's all I'm going to say.
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They're absolutely worse than The Jets.
45:31
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Appreciate you. By the way, I've got three
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Speedy, you loved it. It was fantastic, right?
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Tell everybody. Why don't you tell them?
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You know they have to read it themselves.
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It's fantastic, it really is. So if you you get a chance, if
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you're a judge in Ohtani fan and you want to argue your points on
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Anyways, that's it, we love you. Who do we have on a Monday?
46:20
Nathan got him a Brandon Steiner, who founded Steiner
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Sports. Oh, the Steiner boy, Yes, we
46:27
love I'm. I'm looking forward for Brandon
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Steiner. You know, this guy is the man,
46:32
the myth and one of the legends when it comes to taking all
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different figurines, autograph signings and all that other
46:41
stuff and turning into Mucho De Niro and Brandon Steiner is one
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of the best in the business. Who do we have on Wednesday?
46:47
Nothing yet for Wednesday. Speedy, are you going to smack
46:49
yourself? Smack yourself in the face?
46:51
Do it. Just do it right now.
46:52
Smack it. Just great.
46:53
Great. Happy Halloween, Smack yourself.
46:55
Smack yourself. Happy Halloween, Smack yourself.
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No one time. Just I'll do it.
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No, look, now do it. One talk to yourself.
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There you go. Happy Halloween to all the fans.
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We love you. Fish.
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Looks like he's going to, you know, fall asleep in his chair.
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And we'll talk to you on Monday. Goodnight.
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