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Joba and the Mouth 11-17-25 · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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It's the worldwide sports radio network.
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Saga continues this week with the NBA asking for multiple
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teams to turn over documents and cell phones to the league,
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including the Lakers with Damon Jones former NBA player and
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LeBron James shooting coach one of the key figures in the
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federal investigation. It is only a matter of time
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until this takes a star turn with Commissioner.
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Adam Silver playing catch up after last week's federal
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indictments and shoulder Sanders made his NFL debut, on Sunday,
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after Brown starting QB Dillon, Gabriel suffered a concussion in
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their weak, 11 game versus Steelers.
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Well, despite being giving a lead and a chance to succeed
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should the door. Did exactly the opposite of
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that. Having a stink bomb performance
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for the ages blowing the game to the Mason Rudolph LED Steelers.
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What excuses will the Sanders apologists have now and before
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we whip around the rest of the NFL coverage for week 11 and
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dial it up all the way to 11. We will dive deep on Aaron
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judge's a l m. V p win over Cal Raleigh on
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another fully loaded action, packed live Monday night edition
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We're gonna be looking at Aaron judge and saying that he can't
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win the big game. Michael Jordan said I played 82
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games, you don't see Lavon doing this again where you got to go
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through. I told you anything more Barkley
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at this point. Let's do it.
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sports radio.com. It's been a crazy one.
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It really has been and for all the fans out there that are
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probably wondering, where have I been?
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Well, this weekend's been a crazy, crazy one.
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It the weather is been back and forth.
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It's been, I would say in a 30s and the 40s man, everybody asked
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me, what is that? What is New York weather right
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now and it's hard to tell because there is no humidity.
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There's no more animals or insects ripening and whatever
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the sounds that they make out there, it's not like that
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anymore and I know what you gonna say ribbon is its frogs,
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but there they make these these animals make these Weird.
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Sounds outside. There's no more birds chirping.
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There's none of that. It's usually quiet you could
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start seeing the the smoke come out of your mouth.
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Which means it's getting to that winter time.
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And you hear a lot, a lot of ambulance and cops around.
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For some reason, when it gets cold, there's more crime, or
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maybe there's just people, I can't drive now.
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That'll last, it's been a crazy crazy weekend for me, as
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everybody knows. Anybody knows my private life,
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you know, that I try to handle stress a little bit better than
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most but sometimes it's very hard to keep it away.
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But nevertheless, I I don't want to get into too deep into my
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life job. How was your weekend?
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I was good, it was good. We we had some really really
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nice weather here, so it's November golf here in Nebraska.
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So anytime you can get out. It's it's a buzz for us because
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you never know, we could have six feet of snow tomorrow but
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no, it was nice. Gotta got some, a lot of stuff
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done. Had a great Family dinner with
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Carter and did all that stuff. Got him back to school before
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they get all their Break Stuff. He's got one more week then
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comes home and then goes back for finals, and then he's back
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for two months. I think so he was nice, nice to
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open the windows for probably last time.
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It's still like 60, but it's like dreary today, so it's
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supposed to be decent weather but it's I think the good good
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weathers, hit the road. I like this.
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Whether to me this is good weather for me.
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I know a lot of people wouldn't say that and a lot of people
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would probably argue with me that this, whether that's why,
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why would you like the cold weather?
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Well, it's very simple. When I walk outside and I'm
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cold, I'll just wear a jacket or where mittens, so whatever the
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hell I wear I wear leather jackets.
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Usually half of the the winter. Men's gloves mittens.
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I mean because you wear, I wouldn't call them mittens but
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it's not not every glove. What do they call?
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Those gloves. Like they have gloves and they
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look like mittens, that's what they are.
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I mean it's only Fingertips. Are those over?
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Yeah, those are mittens and my eyes.
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They're made the same way. That's what they are.
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I mean, other people would say differently but their handmade
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and leather, I wear leather gloves, but usually when it gets
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cold outside, who wants to wear leather gloves, because So I I
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wear those, you know, yes, serial killers that eat string
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cheese, like you wear leather gloves.
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Well, that's true. I mean, obviously everybody
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knows that I, I enjoy that and a lot of people probably think
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that I enjoy other things, but I, I do like to keep my window
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open at night, especially when it's about, you know, in the 40s
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or the 50s, but I do like the weather, other people would bake
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two different on the weather or probably argue with me that the
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weather is, is not one of those times.
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And this is, this is football, whether I and I've seen this,
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we've seen playoff baseball happen when it's like in their
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20s or in the 30s. I've seen snow at this time
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playing baseball, so a lot of people with question that, but
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again, I just, I enjoy the winter.
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I have not a summer guy, never was.
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And a lot of people would say they're more summer people.
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I am not and you're a sweater though, like you sweat, right?
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I sweat a lot as well, a lot. So, I sweat a lot and anybody
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that knows me knows that when I go to the gym, Specially when
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I'm doing a workout, if I'm not sweating, I'm not working out.
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So I when I'm doing treadmill, work, or I'm doing elliptical
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work, or I'm doing a stairs, I'm sweating my butt off.
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I'm having I I said it last week.
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I get swamp ass, if I don't get swamp ass, or I'm there's no
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sweat dripping down my back. I'm not getting real workout in
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and I do a lot of push-ups too. So when I'm in the gym, I'm
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doing at least five to 600 push-ups after my workout, you
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know, during my workouts and even after my workout, I'll do a
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hundred 150 before I walk out of the gym after my elliptical work
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out, or, you know, my cardio. So I, I really am intense.
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When I get into the gym, other people are different and other
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people would argue with me. You don't want to, you don't
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want to go too deep into every single day's work out.
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But I I do cardio every day now and every other day I'm doing my
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work out, so I'll do cardio and my workouts.
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So, a workout would take it hour in the gym and then adding the
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cardio it's usually half an hour. 45 Minutes depending on
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the day and how I feel and how much cardio I want to do.
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But I don't go over 45 minutes because any more than 45 minutes
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is beating my body. And I'm drained after that, and
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I'm trying to intake at least a half a gallon of water when I'm
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doing my, my workouts in the gym.
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So, it's, it's, it's an intense workout.
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A lot of people watching me. They they wonder, why do I beat
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my body up the way I do? And even now I don't do pull-ups
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anymore because pull-ups put a lot of strain on your your
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shoulder's and your your cuff and I don't want that because as
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you get older your body starts to break down and one of the
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first things that break down in your body, is your shoulders.
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So I, I don't want to beat up my shoulders anymore than I have to
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when I'm doing a chest work out or I'm doing dumbbells, or any
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of that. So, I, and it's when you putting
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a lot of stress on your shoulders.
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When you doing those push-ups 3,000, push-ups every single
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week, 12,000 push ups. Every single month is a lot,
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it's intense. So, a lot of people would Would
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tell me that I'm out of my mind on the amount of push-ups but
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Herschel Walker. If you read his book and you
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know, anything about his workouts, he's still to this day
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does 3,000. Sometimes, 4,000 pushups a week.
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So it says a lot about who he is and Herschel Walker's, he's got
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to be in a 60s now. So the, the intense workouts
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that he puts in the, the calisthenic workouts that he
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puts in at home and in the gym is incredible.
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That guy's physique is one of the most ridiculous physiques
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I've ever seen Terrell Owens too.
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He does a lot of cardio and he does a lot of calisthenic work
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outs and look at Terrell Owen. I mean, he still runs.
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What is he run a 40 and like four four?
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I think he did it last year, we ran Tyreek Hill and Shadow
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Cinco. They all raced and I think it
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was a 4445 that he ran. I mean, it's ridiculous.
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And he's like, 50 50. And then 50.
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Yeah. He's, he's getting up there in
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age, but he's still can do that work, man, I gotta give to you a
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little bit more credit. He is a workout machine, he
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knows what he's doing. And I got a lot of respect for
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him because the guys incredibly built and I don't care what
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anybody says, he did steroids when he played.
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I don't know what I believe. But what I do know is I can't I
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can never forget what Terrell was doing.
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Tyrell was doing at the end of his driveway, when the media was
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trying to come up there and ask him questions he was doing, he
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was doing situps at the end of his driveway.
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So Terrell Owens is an interesting cat.
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There's no doubt about it. I I have a lot of respect for
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him and when he went to the the Eagles to play, what my favorite
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player, Donovan McNabb, I was so excited about the type of
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player. He was going and a type of game
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he was going to bring to the Eagles and unfortunately they
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never got over the hump. They could not be the New
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England Patriots in the Super Bowl even with a broken leg but
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Terrell Owens had a sensational game.
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And I remember the buildup of that, the two weeks that he was
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just trying to get ready. Have anybody, has anybody seen a
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play a go into Super Bowl or even a big game and play with a
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broken leg when you're playing a major position?
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A wide receiver position and almost have.
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I think he did break 100 yards in that game.
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I'm not sure. So I don't quote me on that, but
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he had a sensational game when that Super Bowl against the
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Patriots, it wasn't because of Terrell Terrell Owens on why
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they didn't beat the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl.
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So, and that was in Andy routine.
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Short again. So Andy Reid who's now been one
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of the more successful coaches in the NFL after going to Kansas
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City and and drafting Patrick Mahomes and building a defense
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and bringing back Nola. Now I I think it's all forgotten
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of what Andy did before, he went to Kansas City and his great
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career over there with the Eagles and some of the great
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drafts. If you look at some of the pics
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that he had over the years, shady is one of my favorite
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players, shoot him a koi and yeah, he's got his own podcast.
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I don't I disagree with a lot of things that he is doing when it
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comes to his takes with the guys that he has on a show.
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But I love shady. I love what he does and I love
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his his persistence as a football player as a running
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back for the Philadelphia Eagles.
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So you can't forget about that. But speaking of not forgetting,
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a guy that we thought on the show before, and now coming on
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again, we are going to be talking to former Pelicans front
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office executive president of, and Scout of central.
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We're going to have Dan Purcell on the show.
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I remember when he came on the show.
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Now, I it came to me, we were speaking about many different
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players and I think John Morant was one of the guys that we were
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speaking about at the time and Dan, had his own take on it.
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And I'm sure Dan has is take on scouting for college basketball
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and it's an interesting interesting jump from being an
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executive for an NBA team and now going to be a scout for
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college basketball. So interesting and what I'm
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excited to get Dan back on the show because he's a unique
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individual has it who has a lot to give and and and and and
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information when it comes to basketball.
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So we'll get into that. When he gets on the show, The
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Athletic reported on Saturday that the NBA as multiple teams
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including the Lakers to turn over cell phones and other
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documents and devices in connections with the ongoing
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gambling investigation, the NBA is investigating phone records
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from 10 different, Laker employees, including LeBron,
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James former shooting coach, and former teammate, Damon Jones,
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who had a special access to the Lakers and was indicted last
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week by the FBI, two other Laker employees are being investigated
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at all. So, have close ties with LeBron
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and have known him for two decades.
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This doesn't include Maverick Carter, who has acknowledged
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offshore betting with Bukis on the NBA and NFL back in 2023,
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but was not charged in the separate case.
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Report also reveal an unnamed starting player of the Orlando
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Magic disclosed information up about the team resting.
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Starters to a better in April of 2023 Clippers head coach Tyronn.
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Lue has also been reportedly connected to the betting charges
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that both Damon Jones and Chauncey Billups were involved.
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To back into 2019, but no charges against him have come
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out as of yet. The Lakers heat the magic and
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Cavaliers were confirmed to have their photo phones investigated,
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but more are expected to be revealed soon.
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According to the NBA sources and gambling Saga.
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In Pro Sports continues, we had Tim Donaghy on on the show, and
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he had his own Thoughts with, obviously the NBA and it takes
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of Chauncey, Billups and Jones and Terry.
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Rozier, and obviously, you're hearing nobody speak about Terry
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Rozier right now. And you are that Tim said that
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Terry Rozier out of all the guys that have been brought to the
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attention of these bedding. Scandals are the one that he
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believes is going to get the hammer dropped on him, more than
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the other guys, but when you see the thought of Jones being
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brought to the table with LeBron James and it was brought to the
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everybody's attention at that. With the conversation with Tim
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Donaghy on LeBron James and maybe LeBron James being
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implemented or implicated in this Source.
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Nobody wanted to talk about it because there was no guarantees
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and no, no information brought to the anybody's attention that
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LeBron James was involved with it.
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Everybody knew that Jones and LeBron are very, very close.
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They played with one another and they know each other very, very
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well. As a, matter of fact, LeBron
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James and Jones had. I think Jones was at LeBron
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James's wedding. I don't know if he was a part of
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the wedding party but he was very, very close with LeBron
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James over the years playing obviously, with the Cavaliers,
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the Heat and, and the late Bron James is probably been the
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biggest superstar since Michael Jordan and that even, he's even
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bigger and more known of a superstar than Kobe.
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Bryant was, and that's not taking anything away from who,
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Kobe Bryant is and how great Kobe was as a player.
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And, and really a face of the NBA.
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But LeBron James has always been compared to Michael Jordan and
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Michael Jordan and LeBron James. You can argue with two greatest
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basketball players to ever play the game.
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And when you think about this story and LeBron James being a
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part of it, Are we going to be surprised if something comes out
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that LeBron knew something or was a part of this Sports band
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and sports band Scandal know because I believe that if LeBron
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was involved with it, LeBron as we've seen ohtani as we've seen
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a lot of big names being brought to the Forefront.
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I have been hit it. I think the NBA knows that
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LeBron James has been a big part of the growth of the NBA
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internationally. Especially with the shoe deals
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that he has brought to the Forefront.
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Since he's come into the league. The money that he's brought in
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in so many different areas. Not just with the NBA, but on
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the back end, with the different Foundation, he's worked with and
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all the things that he has done with the movie business and his
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production company. Nobody wants to hear LeBron
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James, his name being brought into anything when it comes to
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sports gambling. Because if it is true, And the
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NBA over the last couple of years who, I, and I do believe,
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Adam, Silver what was going on, but really didn't do anything
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about it. If it was David Stern, it would
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be different. You heard Tim Tim said, that
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David Stern was a Drill Sergeant.
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The guy wanted to know more than the FBI knew when that story
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came out with Tim Donaghy. And he, he wanted to make sure
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that he pinned it on somebody and Tim was the guy that he did
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on, I don't know if you can pin this story on just one person,
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especially when there's different scandals, it's not
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just one, it's like three or four, you got the, you know,
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Chauncey Billups with the glasses and and the differing
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games that he was, you know, a part of.
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And then there was the, the, the, the point shaving, Terry
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Rozier, and then Jones and Jones being a part of all the other
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stuff that was involved in the back end and the back turns of
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the Scandal. There's just so much involved
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with this Scandal. It's a lot worse than Tim
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Donaghy because Tim Donaghy was. And I know the mafia was a part
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of that situation, but it was one Mafia organization.
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It was the Gambino family. Now you have four families
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involved with it. You have different scandals,
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different things. So many different things that
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are being brought to the Forefront by the FBI.
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The FBI has not really come out with all the information they
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have because they want to keep it close to their chest because
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they're doing their investigation.
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And now you're hearing other teams being a part of it.
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As we all see, the Lakers, the heat, the magic and the
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Cavaliers. What's next?
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What is the NBA going to draw up when it comes to these scandals?
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And how is it going to be protected by?
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Not just the NBA brand, but where the FBI wants to go with
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this? The FBI can torch the NBA, they
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can torch the NBA right now is the FBI going to be paid off?
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Now, I again, a lot of people gonna listen to the show and
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say, how could you say that, how could you talk about our
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federal, you know, our federal bureau and, and what they're all
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about and protecting our country and our civilian lives?
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The fact here is We can go back to the Otani situation.
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How do you investigate? A five to seven year
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investigation of sports betting and sports gambling.
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With multiple people, it wasn't just his interpreter.
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There were other people involved with it.
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And not understand that they were millions and millions of
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dollars lost. And Otani not knowing or not
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pinpointing where that money was going.
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Now, again, innocent until proven guilty.
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Yes. Jabba would say.
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So he doesn't want to believe that ohtani knew fine.
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There was no proven fact that ohtani knew fine.
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But here's the fact here. That.
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How do you investigate something that's been around for seven
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years and and really push it to the side after two weeks of
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Investigation. You can't.
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And now the NBA is figuring out that the FBI is not going away.
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As a matter of fact, the FBI is going to go after some of their
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bigger Stars. If LeBron James is brought to
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this foreign and the FBI wants to drop the hammer on the NBA,
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why not go after their biggest superstar?
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Why not go after the guy, that's taken the last 22, 25 years of
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the NBA and put it on his shoulders.
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Because that's what that's what LeBron hits LeBron.
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Say, whatever you want, you want to hate LeBron, James, say
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whatever you want. He is broken, almost every
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single NBA record. Think about that.
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He is he's been everything to the NBA and more than when he
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came out of high school and everybody was calling in the
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king. And we've seen this many many
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times, how many players that we've seen come out of high
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school where everybody thought that this guy was going to be
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the biggest thing since ice bread or this this female was
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going to be the biggest thing in sliced bread and never really
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amount to anything. Now you have LeBron James.
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LeBron James. Everything he touches has turned
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to Gold say whatever you want. He's a multi-billionaire.
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He's the first player. In the four professional sports
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that became a billionaire before he retired, think about it,
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Tiger Woods did, but Tiger Woods plays golf golf is is not
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considered the four big Sports here in the United States.
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It is. I'll put in an order football,
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basketball baseball, hockey. Those are the four biggest
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Sports here in the states. And the fact here is basketball
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is the second out of all of them.
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And and as far as the stars that concerned, basketball has the
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biggest stars you go on social media right now.
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And you go up and down that the most followed players in
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professional sports. I would tell you at least seven
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out of the 10. Our basketball players here in
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the states, here in the states. Now, Messi is considered in
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States so if you want to consider him here in the states
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and maybe six, okay. Basketball has been the most
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gravitating sport here in America.
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Because of the players because a fantasy sports Steph Curry.
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Everybody loves them. I'm not one of them, but
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everybody loves them. And why do they love them?
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Because he stands for something. He's a little guy.
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Won basketball player by the way.
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I'm sorry. There's only one basketball
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player. What on the list here in
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America? Okay, well, it was last year.
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There were six, whatever. Who's on the list right now.
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LeBron LeBron, but who's on the list right now?
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You said on the top 10, but you're talking.
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Are you talking top 10 like are you just using Instagram or
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using all social media's all together?
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Oh, he's not even in the top five.
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On all the social media here in America.
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I'm not talking about here playing American sports in
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America, not Foreigner, not nationally.
24:20
Because you could go to soccer. There is, there is all different
24:23
sports, all around the world that is followed in here in
24:25
America. If you're looking at the
24:27
following, maybe you guys can look it up.
24:29
I don't know what I when we talked about this last year, it
24:33
was like seven. I remember, when fish started
24:35
with us, they were seven guys on the list out of out of the 10
24:39
here. In America, on followers, the
24:42
top five is LeBron is the only basketball player.
24:46
There's football is Kelce and Mahomes.
24:50
On all the social medias from Instagram, Twitter.
24:53
All of them got it, all right? Basketball, Instagram.
24:56
You worldwide know, I'm talking about instant Camp Twitter, all
25:01
of them, all of them, together to tiktoks, everything I
25:04
remember. I remember when fish looked it
25:07
up last year, I don't know what. I haven't really looked it up
25:10
over the last past year, but when we looked it up, I think it
25:14
was a year ago and I think it was one of his first shows it
25:19
was and we were talking about it.
25:20
You know who's the most followed on social media that I think
25:24
five or six and might even be seven of the top followers are,
25:29
and it's Speedy. That's something you should be
25:31
looking up right now and and same thing, what you Tommy, the
25:34
followers are, were basketball players.
25:38
But nevertheless, I don't really care.
25:39
The fact here is the NBA has these Superstars are very much
25:44
being followed by the young fans.
25:46
And and again, LeBron James is been the face of basketball.
25:50
And now with this betting Scandal and a thought of the
25:53
betting Scandal and what the NBA has not done over the years is
25:57
really come out there and drop the hammer on the players.
26:00
LeBron has been running the league, I call it the LGA
26:03
because it's not hidden. There's nothing to be hidden on
26:06
this LeBron James always gets what he wants.
26:09
I don't think it's a kinky dink that Luka doncic is a liqueur.
26:12
And I, I honestly don't believe that the NBA had nothing to do
26:16
with it. I think the NBA could controls
26:18
where and who goes where in the draft.
26:21
And I also believe that the NBA understands what is going to be
26:26
brought to the Forefront with sports betting Adams.
26:29
Silver was one of the first Commissioners that came out that
26:32
he thought sports betting would be bad forth Sports.
26:34
He was the first commission to come out and say that it
26:38
shouldn't be Legalized. So out the states then when the
26:41
money was starting to come in and the NBA was bringing in a
26:44
significant amount of money out of silver shook it off and kind
26:48
of like brushed it onto the Rock. and now you're talking
26:52
about and again, you're talking about where the NBA is at right
26:55
now and the NBA is really Their, their have to, they have to
27:01
figure out. Where this leak is going to go.
27:04
If this story does come out and does have legs, and it's not
27:08
just LeBron. If LeBron James is being brought
27:10
into this, there's other big name players involved with it.
27:13
LeBron is friends with everybody.
27:14
You're talking about and I'm not mentioning names and saying that
27:17
they're a part of it, but Carmelo Anthony is a very close
27:20
friend with LeBron James. He's got a big podcast, Dwayne
27:24
Wade, Chris Paul. These guys have been the faces
27:27
of the NBA. You've seen them at the Espy
27:31
Awards when they're speaking about, all the different things
27:33
that are going on in the world, a political world that they talk
27:36
about. They're all have their own
27:39
podcasts. Every single one of them are on
27:41
a podcast now. LeBron with Steve Nash, Carmelo
27:44
has his Brooklyn of seventh of Brooklyn.
27:46
Everybody's got a podcast. They're bringing in
27:49
advertisements money and then you talked about sports betting.
27:52
I I think that DraftKings and FanDuel are all a part of their
27:58
shows. They all are sponsored by
28:00
FanDuel and DraftKings. So you see how big Sports
28:04
Banning is getting? And now we're talking about,
28:07
it's not like it was when Tim Donaghy was involved with it
28:11
because sports betting obviously was illegal at the time, but it
28:15
was illegal on on facets of the board.
28:17
There was no, at the time fantasy sports was it was just
28:21
growing now. It's everywhere fantasy, sports
28:25
is everywhere. Now you could do anything with
28:28
fantasy sports. You could play fantasy sports
28:31
with ping pong. Now, I mean nearest fantasy
28:33
sports with soccer and European football and there's Everything
28:38
and there's so much money to be made, and now you're talking
28:41
about the fact where the NBA is, the NBA is behind everything.
28:48
All the all this this scandals that we're seeing now and it's
28:53
just and it all started this year last year with the autonomy
28:57
thing. Now, the NBA has been a part of
28:59
everything, everything that has gone on, with this gambling,
29:03
situation has turned to the NBA. There was a little, there was a
29:07
little dash of football players. I who was the wide receiver got
29:11
in trouble. We gamble in Iraq, Ridley,
29:14
Ridley was a part of the gambling.
29:16
He got suspended for, what? Four games five games?
29:18
I don't know what, what their number was speed.
29:20
You could look that up. I think it was partially, at the
29:22
end of the season was the rest of the season.
29:23
I think, when I have extended to 12 games, the there were a
29:26
couple of players being caught with certain gambling situations
29:30
with the NFL but nothing like this.
29:32
This is like this is really really bad and when you have the
29:36
FBI invol, With it and trying to, they're digging deeper and
29:40
they're going. And they're investigating.
29:41
Not just the NBA but they're investigating former players
29:45
that were apart might have been a part of this Scandal.
29:49
I mean we've heard Kevin Garnett's name being brought to
29:51
the Forefront. I've heard Paul Pierce's name
29:53
being brought to the Forefront so and we've heard how many
29:57
times Antoine Walker? Say that he lost all his money
29:59
became broke because of bedding and going to the casino's
30:03
players and again going back to the NBA or just professional
30:07
athletes when you're making millions and billions of
30:10
dollars. Okay.
30:11
And I I've never made millions and millions of dollars so I
30:14
don't know what it's like to have.
30:15
You know, being being presented, a 10 million dollar contract or
30:19
15 million dollar contract. How about a 40 million dollar
30:23
contract never have dropped. As Nikki has that have been on
30:27
the show, I have never seen that kind of money being handed to
30:30
me. Hopefully, one day I will.
30:33
And I you wonder these kids, a lot of these kids come from
30:36
nothing. They come from the Mean Streets
30:39
of LA. They mean, streets of Florida.
30:41
I mean, they they were brought up in places that their families
30:46
had nothing, they were living off.
30:47
Food stamps, look good. Conor McGregor, Conor McGregor
30:52
was on food stamps. He was a plumber.
30:55
He was an assistant plumber. At one point before he started
30:59
fighting in different fights in Ireland.
31:03
And then finally moved up in the UFC saw him, and then he signed
31:07
a contract with UFC and then opened his mouth and used his
31:10
personality that made him millions and millions of
31:12
dollars. And eventually fought Floyd
31:14
Mayweather made the most money and then turn that into whisky,
31:17
which he sold for 500 million. I mean, it's, it's everybody's
31:21
dream to be a multi multi-millionaire, but it, how
31:24
many people become that? Now, more now than it ever has
31:28
been now, it's hot. Now everybody wants to be a
31:30
billionaire. But the fact here is think about
31:35
think about it. These guys Jones made millions
31:37
of dollars. I don't know if losing involved
31:40
with it. LeBron James just made.
31:41
Oh, billions of dollars. Why would you put your name
31:44
involved with a gambling situation where you're making
31:48
50,000 hundred thousand here that's chump, change for the
31:52
amount of money that you're bringing in through your
31:54
contracts through endorsements. Why would you do that?
31:57
Why would you put yourself and your family at risk to lose
32:01
everything? And now you're thinking about
32:05
LeBron James. I don't know if LeBron James is
32:08
involved with it, and obviously if the FBI is going over there
32:12
and investigating Lakers it's not just LeBron James, it could
32:16
be Executives, it could be ownership, it could be a ton of
32:20
people involved with it. And LeBron's just a name because
32:24
it's LeBron James and maybe LeBron James out of all of the
32:27
guys or the cows that are involved with it, maybe he's the
32:31
least involved with this and until the end he used LeBron's
32:35
name is like, you know, like people call clickbait to where
32:38
now it's like oh shoot. Like if they're men like you
32:42
said, maybe they're just blowing.
32:44
Be like to use his name and like, oh crap, maybe if he's in
32:47
like this will kind of get people to ride on somebody else.
32:50
So they can, you know, like take a plea or whatever.
32:52
If it really, truly genuinely is deep.
32:54
As it is like, hey, let's use the biggest name that we have
32:57
and then maybe we can weed something and find out if
33:00
there's, if there's more to this than than what's just being read
33:04
that where it's being presented. And again, maybe Jones takes
33:08
responsibility for it because we'll bron James, his name is
33:11
gonna be brought going to be brought into it.
33:13
Think about it? Oh, Tony's name was being
33:15
brought into it. And who took the responsibility
33:17
to pretty much put it all on himself.
33:19
It was all Tony interpreter. Now, It again, Otani is a
33:24
superstar. He's an international Phenom.
33:26
Everybody loves the guy. His jersey is the biggest Jersey
33:29
saw sold in professional. Baseball, one of the biggest in
33:32
all of sports. I was the other day.
33:35
I saw the MARC Jackson walking on, on the bus with an ohtani
33:39
Jersey. So and we seen ohtani where the
33:42
margins Jersey. So the transition of sports in
33:45
and how many fans and how these players are become fans of the
33:50
opposite Sports. So I again you're right job, but
33:54
it could. And if LeBron James is being
33:56
brought to the Forefront of this story and maybe he there,
34:00
there's more in depth of information that the FBI is
34:03
investigating. And if they investigated even
34:05
deeper, maybe somebody takes responsibility for it, maybe
34:08
they keep they try to pull up. Pull it away from LeBron.
34:11
James. And that's what the leak is
34:13
probably going to do. Who would want to see LeBron
34:17
James get arrested LeBron, James shoes, broken.
34:19
And maybe at one point if he plays another two or three
34:23
years, have every single NBA record, He has been the
34:27
longevity. He's been the super of
34:30
superstars in professional sports.
34:31
We talk about Tom Brady and how long Tom Brady played football,
34:35
think about it. The the amount of torque you put
34:39
on your needs and your ankles and and this is a six foot
34:42
eight. 250 pound, Bowie. This is a man, this is not a
34:46
man. This is like a machine that goes
34:49
up and down a basketball court. He plays 6870 average is 67 68
34:54
games in a season, he puts all that talk on his body and he
34:57
still playing at the top of his game.
34:59
He's still going to average between 25 and 8 and 7.
35:02
I mean, think about that and we watched this guy get arrested
35:05
for sports gambling, that he is a part of this ring might be the
35:09
face of this ring or one of the big names of this ring, could
35:13
you imagine what the NBA is going to feel if that happens,
35:16
the amount of torque that the NBA is going at the excuses that
35:21
out of silver is going to have to make you want to talk about a
35:23
guy that's gonna step down if this trip if this Is true.
35:28
And LeBron James is involved with this scandal.
35:32
And the FBI investigates in finds his name, to be, one of
35:35
the big names involved with this.
35:38
You're talking about Adam Silver stepping down every single.
35:41
You talk about the Lakers maybe maybe there's a reason why the
35:45
bus family sold their team. Think about it, they would never
35:48
think about. I mean I I've I'm not a Lakers
35:52
fan but there are a million acre fans and DR.
35:55
Boss built, that industry really built.
35:58
The NBA industry. Brought in we talk about what
36:01
Jerry Jones did for football. DR.
36:04
Boss did it for basketball? Think about it.
36:07
Anybody check out though the Laker Dynasty.
36:09
Go check it out. I think it's on Prime.
36:11
You could check it out. It's a whole story out when Dr.
36:14
Bus took over the team and, and changed the league and, and
36:18
brought the perception of what entertainment is for basketball
36:22
brought in Magic Johnson. Why did he bring him Magic
36:24
Johnson? Because Magic Johnson had that
36:27
flare? It wasn't Larry Bird was
36:29
different than Magic Johnson. You know, Larry Bird was the
36:32
quiet assassin and Magic Johnson was the party smiling out of
36:37
animal and Dr. Buses to go to parties with him and a lot of
36:41
people believe magic was as big a party out of all as well.
36:45
Chamberlain who do you think was partying?
36:46
What Magic Johnson? It was not the boss.
36:49
But why did they sell the team? You're talking about an
36:53
industry. That needed the bus family, that
36:55
the bus family was everything to the industry and all of a sudden
36:59
within a year, they sold the team for.
37:01
What was it 10 billion dollars and Magic Johnson's part of that
37:04
ownership group. Look at that 10 billion dollars,
37:06
think about it. And now all of a sudden in this
37:09
story comes out. And this story guys, this isn't
37:11
this didn't happen overnight. This has been going on for
37:14
years, think about it. And again, I'm not throwing out
37:18
assumption. I'm just I'm looking at it a
37:21
different way than other analysts or other sports radio
37:25
show hosts are gonna look at it. I don't think it's a kinky dink.
37:28
Okay, I think there's always something behind that specific
37:33
thing that has happened. We go back in time.
37:36
Every decade changes a sport. If we go back in baseball, what
37:42
changed, baseball? It was the strike.
37:44
And from the strike the exposed moved on, and then steroids came
37:50
to the Forefront and without steroids, I don't think baseball
37:53
would be, would be here today. I don't think baseball would be
37:57
at the top of its game again. If it wasn't for steroids, say
38:01
whatever you want. But Sealy, can say whatever he
38:04
wants. But see, look who's behind this
38:06
steroid situation, think about it?
38:09
Every decade has its transition. We were talking about the
38:14
Commissioners last week, we talked about gadel when he took
38:17
over the team and when he took over the, the NFL and, and how
38:21
the NFL transition from where, where Paul tagliaboo was
38:26
running, the leak from 1989 to 2000, what was the 20006 and
38:31
then when you get Dell took over, he transitioned the sport
38:34
brought a different style of game to the Forefront made it
38:38
more offensively sound made the game more to the fantasy world.
38:42
Why do you think he made it more to the fantasy world?
38:45
Because he knew the transition of the sport, where the sport
38:49
was going. When it came to gambling and
38:52
fantasy people, quote on quote, don't think it's gambling.
38:55
It's absolutely gambling. Fantasy, sports is gambling, say
39:00
whatever you want. It was legal gambling.
39:02
You don't look at it. While way.
39:04
I mean fish has been gambling professional baseball for how
39:09
many years since he was in high school because it's been around.
39:12
From that. I mean, and now you look at it,
39:15
you watch 100, who wants to watch 162 Games, The Gambler,
39:19
the fantasy, the fantasy, baseball fan, because they've
39:23
got teams, they're setting up their teams, it's all about
39:25
money. It's about profiting.
39:27
What do you think this Scandal is about?
39:29
It's about profiting, you're gonna tell me that if LeBron
39:33
James is hands are dink into the cookie jar that the NBA didn't
39:37
know about it, of course, they knew about it.
39:40
Of course they did. Why would anybody believe that
39:44
they didn't? And that's the problem right
39:46
now. In professional sports, say
39:49
whatever you want. You say that's sports betting
39:51
his legal, all right? Why has Sports been illegal over
39:56
the years on betting? Now they're saying well you can
39:59
bet on Sports if you're an athlete you just can't bet on
40:02
your own. How does that make sense?
40:05
I mean, think about it if it's going on in every single sport,
40:09
what is the difference? If they're betting on their own?
40:13
I don't get it and that's why in professional sports and going
40:18
back in time. Sports betting was never legal.
40:22
So if it's never been legal, it should have never been
40:25
legalized. When it comes to these prop
40:29
betting and again, we'll go back on it.
40:30
We can argue this well, what how do we figure out?
40:33
How do we? And I talked to Jeff about this
40:35
recently, Jeff from Tampa and he kind of came up with his take on
40:40
and it was very interesting. And if I could get Jeff to come,
40:42
come on the show. One of these days.
40:43
He made some great points on if he was the commissioner of
40:47
sports, this is what he would do when it came to sports betting
40:50
and it made a lot of sense. And the same thing he said about
40:54
ownership and and the situation with salary cap and deferred
40:58
money and and how it works for the Dodgers and how the, the MLB
41:02
can clean up that deferred money situation, he had his own take
41:06
to it. there's ways of figuring out how to communicate, but
41:11
communication doesn't happen if the league is trying to cover it
41:15
cover up on it and that's that's what the head behaves doing,
41:20
right now, trust me if you think for one second out of silver,
41:25
It's not covering up on what he believes, what has been going on
41:29
for probably a decade. And you think that Chauncey
41:34
Billups this was FBI has been investigating this for years
41:37
years. Has it been going on for a year?
41:40
It's been going on for five years, six years.
41:44
And again, the story hasn't even come to the Forefront.
41:48
I'm sure the FBI is going to come up with a whole list of
41:51
things that nobody knows about through this Scandal.
41:54
And again, LeBron James is just one p.
41:58
He's just one fish, but he's a big fish, and if this fish is
42:03
going to catch on that fishing pole and they're gonna slowly
42:09
but surely bring him up to the top.
42:10
So they catch him if that's true.
42:12
What is the NBA going to do? If that fish gets caught?
42:17
Yeah, and I mentioned at the time of the Otani Scandal that I
42:20
thought it was always just a smaller piece because Major
42:22
League Baseball, obviously it's worldwide, but it's not lab.
42:25
There's a worldwide Corporation type thing where I think you
42:28
look at something like sports betting and something that's
42:32
gotten so, big internationally as it is now, LeBron has all
42:35
these other connections to LeBron James.
42:37
Now, with 10, different assistant coaches is what you're
42:41
looking at now, and he's now connected with Otani had the two
42:45
things you Tonya interpreter. He had one of the other
42:49
assistant coaches, I think that was indicted at the time for
42:52
something and there was something with a Las Vegas
42:53
nightclub but now all of a sudden you have ohtani getting
42:57
away with it. Like you said, Damon Jones is
42:59
how long we don't know how long he's been doing it too.
43:02
Damon Jones is known LeBron since 2010, this other these
43:06
other coaches that basically looked at it as, um, they've
43:10
known him since high school. They wanted them for 20 years.
43:11
So LeBron has triple the amount of mutual connections, ohtani
43:16
dead. And yes, Adam Silver is going to
43:19
quote unquote, cover it up because oh women LeBron are
43:22
running the league. All we're growing the league,
43:24
everybody. We're trying to make it the lja,
43:26
the player run league and then all of a sudden now he's
43:29
investigating all this Tyronn Lue.
43:31
Let's not take him lightly either because Tyronn Lue
43:34
collected with the Clippers. We know the Scandal that was
43:36
happening with the Clippers, with Steve Ballmer and Kawhi
43:38
letter and what they were trying to cover up there too, using
43:40
money from a company that we don't even know if it actually
43:44
is real or not to try to make sure Kawhi Leonard got paid and
43:48
the Clippers and go over the luxury tax, a lot more.
43:50
So who says he's not involved not to mention know.
43:52
He also coach with somebody named Chauncey Billups who was
43:54
just caught with a mafia ring. So yeah, I don't think you're
43:57
gonna have destroy your reputation out of silver.
43:59
Any more than you already are by just trying to cover it up
44:02
anymore. And if LeBron is as evolved as
44:05
he is with this, he is, this is gonna destroy his entire Legacy
44:08
as a basketball player. Yeah.
44:10
Those go to the whole thing. No, you can't.
44:12
You can't put him. There you.
44:13
This is a guy that's letting people.
44:16
So many people get involved, get away with criminal.
44:19
Operation for. Who knows how long too Damon
44:22
Jones started coaching when he was with a cats.
44:24
So, That's all. That's almost two decades of all
44:27
of this is true. And what Damon Jones was saying
44:28
like Donnie was saying too. Like yeah, maybe he had
44:31
protection with Damon Jones, but LeBron was all the David Stern
44:34
was involved. It as he said, worse any mafia
44:37
boss, so it just crazy how long it could go on this, could be 20
44:40
years worth. yeah, I just it It's all weird to me.
44:45
I mean, obviously, it's more prevalent now, in, in the
44:50
mainstream than it used to be. Obviously everybody back in was
44:53
calling their bookie or doing, whatever.
44:54
So it's obviously more readily available.
44:57
But it's we've talked about it and you brought it up earlier.
45:00
It's it's it's kind of like what What does this?
45:04
Conglomerate that you've already created worth a billion and I'm
45:08
just using LeBron, but just Damon Jones or Tyronn Lue like
45:11
they've made very, very good living for themselves.
45:15
I mean, tehran's, basketball careers, famous for getting
45:18
stepped up, stepped over by Ai and coming from Nebraska's one
45:21
of the highest draft picks ever, I had to throw that out there
45:23
because we don't have many basketball ones.
45:25
So I had to throw that out there.
45:27
Sorry I'm not gonna like what I think of as a coach.
45:30
Oh yeah, no he's doing good, which is fine.
45:33
I don't But it's, he's been a coach for a long time and like,
45:40
I just, it really, really blows my mind when you get to hear
45:45
some of these names like why are they?
45:48
Even involved in this, and in the amount of money that they've
45:51
already made. I get we all like to, you know,
45:55
Have our vices or what have you. But I mean that's like, March
45:59
Madness, we all do it. We you know there's vices you
46:02
put 20 bucks in 100 bucks, whatever it is.
46:03
But when it gets into this involvement in names, like
46:08
LeBron, it really kind of throws me off like maybe some of the
46:12
Lesser names, like some of the guys, you just like, maybe
46:15
nickel and diamond cup of coffee guys like where it's like, boom,
46:18
you know, this extra 50, 60 Grand.
46:20
If I can help in and do something in this Venture, but
46:24
no one guys are like. And and all I'll give you ohtani
46:27
and that aspect. Where you don't know.
46:31
And, you know, it's just It never sees to amaze me what
46:36
people will do for the chase. And it's not always good, right?
46:42
And sometimes ends up and in like we talked with Tim, I was
46:46
like, you know, we asked a question obviously.
46:48
It's Now, coming out more and more in every sport.
46:53
I mean, what would the only only ones who really don't have?
46:57
I mean, obviously it's happened in soccer.
46:59
I mean, now, you, you look at every sport, there's, there's
47:02
odds on every sport now, like you?
47:04
I mean, you could probably do rock, paper scissors at the
47:07
point. So it's just it's it's really
47:10
when it when it's this readily available and people still use
47:13
bookies. It don't.
47:15
Don't think they don't. Because they do I, I know
47:19
firsthand actually. I have a couple buddies that
47:21
actually do it. Of course, they're not gonna
47:23
stop. Yeah, it's never gonna end in
47:26
that that way. But like, when it comes to these
47:29
names of of guys doing it, it really, it really blows my mind
47:33
and if it does go deeper and like you said Speedy, if it goes
47:37
back, 15, 20 years, 10 years, whatever the relationship that's
47:40
been created and if they've, you know, been in cahoots with each
47:45
other. I mean we saw like in this one,
47:47
I can kind of see the the Umpire from baseball.
47:49
He was Buddy and his buddy ended up getting you know, caught up
47:52
and his name was on the counter. What have you?
47:54
But that's just trying, that's just having a little field but
47:57
yeah, some of these have been drugged on for How long?
48:02
I mean and now like When the FBI gets involved, you're just like,
48:05
hey this isn't just, you know, the PD, this is like a step
48:10
above it. So it just it's kind of
48:13
interesting and I don't I don't think it's gonna stop anytime
48:15
soon. I think now it's just like we
48:17
said, it's tip of the iceberg where you only see a little bit
48:19
of it. I think it's just going to keep
48:21
coming. Coming to the Forefront and and
48:24
we'll see how deep it really goes or how deep they want to
48:27
dig or how many names they want to bury and how well they are
48:30
going to try and cover it up. Well, they're not going to cover
48:33
it up anymore than what they have over the last couple of
48:35
years because if anybody thinks that the NBA had no clue what
48:39
was going on, well, then you guys are on drugs and maybe you
48:42
guys are gambling too much and you've lost the will to
48:45
understand what's going on in professional sports right now,
48:48
because we all know, it's not going away and everything that's
48:53
gone on over the last couple of months.
48:55
In not, just here in basketball in baseball, mixed martial, arts
49:00
were hearing, there's been sports betting now in gambling.
49:02
You guys actually think that in just basketball and football.
49:08
And in the major sports, this isn't been going on.
49:11
I mean, people are going to bed on the Olympics.
49:13
Now the Olympics are right around the corner.
49:15
You don't think they're going to be betting on I who's going to
49:18
win Speed Racing who's going to win.
49:20
Yeah. I mean I Hate everything that's
49:23
going on right now has to do with a big fan of curling.
49:26
So I'm gonna bet on that. I like curling too.
49:29
You know, it's not. He had I want to say it was
49:33
probably Five or six years ago, we had the Olympic qualifying
49:38
curling. Oh yeah.
49:40
It was awesome. and I, Just, I was like, there's no way like
49:46
this is going to be cool and one of the dads it was during
49:48
basketball season and one of the dads was we were we were out
49:53
playing bags or cornhole whatever you guys want to call
49:55
it and he goes dude, what's cool what's cornhole made in the
50:01
cornfields? I mean, seriously.
50:03
I honestly, I know like the background of it.
50:06
I know what it is but I don't know exactly where it was
50:09
invented. But yeah.
50:10
It was just, it was a redneck thrown it together, like, as a
50:13
game but, ya know, so he could say right now, I can't, I just
50:18
said it but I can't say that it's a true.
50:21
It's a true thing. That's what it is.
50:26
Um it's not it's people take it out of context is I mean, it's a
50:30
real thing. But he was like, dude, the
50:33
qualifier for the Olympics curling is in Omaha.
50:37
I'm like Yeah, he goes. I want to go and I was like,
50:40
dude, let's go. And he like, he was really into
50:44
it, I guess, but he bought like memorabilia and stuff, but
50:47
seeing it live and like how they like, talk about it and like
50:51
pregame and like strategize, it was super cool.
50:54
Like the types of shoes are different between the the washer
50:58
and The Pusher like it's awesome.
51:00
Like it was really, really cool. I I love curling watching it on
51:03
television, I don't know if I'm gonna go out of my way and say,
51:06
Hey I want to be a curler. I got to go to Buffalo and curl
51:09
and learn how to curl because that's that's where if you want
51:12
to go and play or you want to actually be a part of the United
51:15
States, curling team to Buffalo to be a girl athlete and be a
51:20
walker. That's true.
51:21
I mean, I don't know if that's what I want to do.
51:23
Does anybody want to work it walk in like like those?
51:27
What do you like nuts on the bottom?
51:28
You get feet. I've seen that before.
51:30
Oh, those places like snow shoe, slide.
51:32
Right? I don't know.
51:33
What the hell that like? There's like walking walking is
51:36
in the Olympics. Yeah, well the winter or in the
51:38
summer not the winter one, the winter.
51:40
Yeah. Well, Closest thing.
51:42
Yeah, I guess, I guess you're before move on.
51:45
Speaking of what's that one? Where they have all I know CC
51:50
did but they have all the dogs and they do that stuff.
51:52
What is that called? Um, what is it snow?
51:55
I'll go look it up. No, it's like the dog like it.
51:58
I did a rod or whatever it is. That's oh yeah.
52:00
That Rod never heard. I heard that's unbelievable.
52:04
Side note. Sorry I just remember that name
52:07
but yeah, I'm not signing that because I probably would get
52:10
lost it. I couldn't imagine have a
52:13
trusting in dogs or Wolves. Try to get me where I need to
52:18
be. I mean, training is he was
52:20
unbelievable, I'm sure. I'm sure.
52:22
I don't know if I would do it, but I I'm sure it's incredible.
52:25
It's incredible, option. A credible, incredible
52:28
opportunity, speaking of incredible or not incredible
52:32
Browns, backup quarterback shoulder Sanders made his NFL
52:36
date, you on Sunday. After Dillon, Gabriel was ruled
52:40
out with Cushion in the third quarter of their game versus the
52:45
one. And only Ravens Sanders was a
52:48
disaster completing just for of 16 bases for 47 passing yards
52:53
and an interception and two bad sacks.
52:56
He finished with a passer rating of 13.5 the lowest of any NFL
53:04
quarterback since what a name Brandon.
53:08
We didn't. I remember him debut with the
53:11
Browns in 2012. I think he was like 25 26 28.
53:15
He was right. Yeah.
53:15
Who had a five baseball? Yeah, I who had a 5.1 rating.
53:21
His 25% completion. Percentage is tied with Terry
53:25
Bradshaw for third worst in their debut.
53:29
Since the NFL merged in 1970 Sanders, came into the game with
53:36
the Browns, leading the Raven's. I'm sorry leading the Ravens but
53:40
could not hold it as the Ravens came back to win 2316.
53:46
Despite poor play of Lamar Jackson who was only 14 of 25
53:52
for 192 yards and two into sections and had only 10 rushing
53:58
yards Brown's guard, Wyatt teller def It should doors
54:01
saying he played his heart out, despite getting barely any reps
54:06
with the starters and not knowing many of the audibles
54:10
head coach. Kevin stefanski said that Dillon
54:14
Gabriel will remain a starter if he is healthy, but Sanders will
54:20
get first team reps in practice to get him more chemistry with
54:25
the starters. Well, there's a lot, there's a
54:28
lot about this story that kind of makes you think that the
54:33
Browns really don't like Shooters Sanders, First thing.
54:37
I like that teller came out and stuck up for shoulder.
54:42
Says I felt bad. For sure Sanders.
54:44
Yes, you heard it from me. I felt bad.
54:46
For sure Sanders at the end of the game.
54:49
What? I don't like.
54:51
About shedeur Sanders. And after the game is shoulder
54:54
Sanders, not getting up and getting a man and going to the
54:58
middle of the field like any other quarterback, no matter how
55:01
big you played. And go to Lamar Jackson, do they
55:05
hand shake? Lamar probably had some nice
55:08
words to give you nice choice of words.
55:10
This is a guy that a lot of people thought was not going to
55:13
be a good player in the league. I remember when he was drafted
55:16
in the first round, he was the final pick of the first round.
55:18
When we talk about the guys that were in that draft.
55:21
The Joshua's, the Josh Allen's, how about this Sam darnold?
55:25
Oh, the baker, Mayfield's Lamar was the final pick of the first
55:29
round by the Baltimore Ravens in.
55:31
Honestly, the best quarterback in that class.
55:33
It's not even an argument when you think about it.
55:37
But here's the thing. Should door Sanders weeping and
55:42
crying and patting, patting himself on the back.
55:45
After the game saying, this is on me that, you know, it's
55:50
always been on you chador. It's always been on you.
55:55
because, You played onto your father.
56:00
Your father who spoke very, very highly of you that you're going
56:03
to be a star in the league that you have the ability to be an
56:07
elite quarterback in the NFL. And then you play and a game,
56:11
where you took over for Dillon Gabriel, when when Dillon
56:15
Gabriel took the job, you were making jokes.
56:17
You were cracking jokes, you were throwing him to the media
56:20
on the walls. That you thought that you should
56:23
be the starter. That you have the better talent
56:26
that you are as good as any quarterback right now, any
56:31
rookie quarterback that came out of this draft class, okay?
56:36
You had the whole second half to prove that, did you prove it
56:39
know what she did? Was you patted yourself on the
56:43
back at the end of the game or you put your hands on your head
56:46
wondering what happened and then you're hearing that Kevin
56:49
stefanski was not really behind you and obviously that means a
56:54
lot when your head coach is not behind you when you're hearing
56:56
that after the game, that if Dillon Gabriel is healthy, he is
57:00
going to be the starter. But shoulder will get the first
57:04
reps if need be And I I've heard a lot of these analysts come out
57:09
and say, Rex Ryan came out and said it today.
57:12
That, how do you have a quarterback, who's your second
57:17
string quarterback, not play with first team reps?
57:20
Well. Here's my question.
57:23
If you believe as a head coach and Rex, I respect you, you were
57:27
a head coach in his League. You coach the Jets you coach to
57:31
Jets to to back to back AFC championships.
57:35
If you're not light. By the organization.
57:39
If you're not liked by the players around you because of
57:43
who you are, and who your father is, why should you get that
57:47
respect? And here's another thing.
57:49
Okay? Why did they draft them?
57:51
Anybody would have drafted your door Sanders in the 5th round.
57:56
Being that he had first round Talent as his father claimed, he
58:00
was the best player in the class.
58:02
So taking a shot at your door wasn't because they thought he
58:06
had anything in him as a player they took a chance from him
58:09
because his father said, he could be an elite quarterback in
58:12
the league and he fell to that in the fifth round.
58:15
How many fifth round picks? How many fifth round picks have
58:20
we seen over the years become successful in the NFL, the
58:24
answer is, I can't remember. There is not talking about
58:29
quarterbacks. Tom Brady's, the only one that
58:32
pops to my head and Tom Brady was drafted in the fifth round,
58:35
right? It was physics.
58:36
Round six round, top ratings, the only quarterback and brought
58:39
and I'm sorry. Brock Purdy, too Brock Purdy was
58:42
drafted. He was the final pick of the
58:44
seventh round a couple of years ago, but Brock Purdy, to me, he
58:46
only fits the offense because of Kyle Shanahan, and, and the way
58:49
Kyle Shanahan runs his offense, it's really through the running
58:52
game. So we all know that maybe you
58:55
should doors Sanders, is what was under Kyle, Shanahan.
58:57
Maybe that would be different but he's not, he's under Kevin's
59:00
defense, key is an offensive genius.
59:02
Anybody, that wins two coaches of the year with this offense
59:06
and with a bunch of No Name, quarterbacks.
59:08
And I say no name, because Deshawn Watson is a no name.
59:12
Now, he's a no, he's a no show because he never is on the
59:16
football field. So the fact that it's defense
59:19
key, one Coach of the Year, twice in a five or six years
59:22
span is pretty incredible on a, on a Browns team that has a
59:26
really an elite defense but no offense.
59:30
I look at Sanders and to me the players seem to not like him.
59:35
Tell her looks like he's the only player that has any respect
59:39
for him. And you can see it because when
59:42
he was sitting on the bench at the end of The Game and his
59:45
hands were all, they were on top of his head wondering what was
59:48
going on and what was happening. The only person that went up to
59:52
him, was tell her nobody else. No coaches know players.
59:56
Nobody went up to shedeur Sanders and said, don't worry
1:00:00
Billy we got you'll be fine next game, you'll be you'll be good.
1:00:04
Don't worry about it. How many players we see that
1:00:06
over the years? Justin Fields.
1:00:08
I mean just to feel just lost his job today.
1:00:13
Tyrod Taylor, every time he stepped off the field, went over
1:00:16
the Justin Fields, patted him on the helmet padding on the
1:00:19
shoulder. Don't worry about it.
1:00:20
We'll get you'll get them on the next rap.
1:00:23
Have you did you see anybody go up the shades Sanders besides
1:00:27
tell her and tell her was doing? After the end of the game was
1:00:30
complaining that I forget who was offside.
1:00:32
But one of the defensive players at the defensive line of
1:00:36
scrimmage was offset, who cares? Who cares?
1:00:39
You were gonna get sacked anyways.
1:00:42
The guy has no idea what he's doing and you can see it first
1:00:47
team or no. First team shedeur Sanders is a
1:00:50
debacle. I feel bad for him because they
1:00:52
threw them to the Wolves, the Browns, drove to the Wolves.
1:00:54
The Browns, knew he wasn't going to be ready for this and it was
1:00:58
just a matter of time. And all the fans for some
1:01:02
reason, he has the fourth sold jerseys right now.
1:01:05
I think his jersey is fourth in the NFL and sold.
1:01:08
Why? Because he's a sadders.
1:01:12
Did anybody think should or Sanders was gonna show up and
1:01:16
just absolutely throw four touchdowns and just completely
1:01:19
dominate after what we have seen and all the stuff that we seen
1:01:23
on and off the field? I mean, after the draft after
1:01:26
the first round of the draft, he's, he's rapping in a DJ and
1:01:29
Booth I mean, come on. Is anybody gonna take this guy
1:01:33
seriously? And Terry, Bradshaw.
1:01:35
Let's not put him in the same conversation as Terry Bradshaw.
1:01:38
Terry Bradshaw won. Four Super Bowls.
1:01:41
Do we ever believed that this man is ever going to win won
1:01:45
Super Bowl? The answer would be no Terry.
1:01:49
Bradshaw could go down. It's one of the winningest
1:01:51
quarterbacks ever. Play shoulder.
1:01:53
Might go down as one of the biggest flops of all time.
1:01:58
Lamar Jackson is the perfect guy to go and speak to.
1:02:01
And what did you do? You were weeping on the bench
1:02:04
because you didn't know what was going on.
1:02:06
You didn't know what was happening.
1:02:09
All you needed to do was get up and go meet your peer in the
1:02:13
middle of a football field and just have a conversation with
1:02:16
him. And all you did after the game,
1:02:19
to the media, it's on me. It's on me.
1:02:22
I do, I need a little bit more work.
1:02:24
You need a lot of work by, you know, a lot of work, you know,
1:02:27
maybe you need to get your dad to come down there and and hang
1:02:30
out with you, maybe take you to the Pee Wee Football League.
1:02:33
They teach you how to throw a football again because I'm I
1:02:36
don't know about you guys. I could throw a football better
1:02:38
than George Sanders. I mean, come on guys.
1:02:41
I was throwing with my nephew over the weekend.
1:02:45
I was throwing better spirals in this guy was I mean, it's
1:02:50
embarrassing and and honestly, I didn't see what I video evidence
1:02:55
of. This is their video evidence.
1:02:57
I did, I was throwing my nephew, you don't believe me, I'll bring
1:02:59
my nephew on. I absolutely was throwing a
1:03:01
football. Although we could throw a
1:03:03
football, I have a pretty good arm I might.
1:03:05
Nevertheless, I'm, I don't know how I can't vote 60 yards, but
1:03:08
again, he was standing right here, right handed.
1:03:11
I, I'm Lefty and righty, depending on the sport.
1:03:14
Hockey, I play left, the righty, I could score on both Brady and
1:03:18
Lefty. I was very unique because I had
1:03:20
two different style. I had two different sticks,
1:03:22
depending on the game, your amphibious, I mean,
1:03:25
ambidextrous. Empty textures?
1:03:27
Yes, yes. But nevertheless I in both in
1:03:31
many different ways if you know what I mean.
1:03:32
But I knew you couldn't get away with that.
1:03:35
Oh Hey listen, you know, one hand scratches the other one not
1:03:39
scratches. I guess.
1:03:41
I know one hand scratches the nut.
1:03:42
I don't know. Anyway, tell the song Watson.
1:03:44
I said that I don't want him touching my nuts but I To me,
1:03:49
the problem here, lies. On shed door.
1:03:54
As much as I felt bad for him after the game because I think
1:03:58
the team threw him to the walls. I think they did.
1:04:01
There must be a reason why. The team don't like them.
1:04:05
It must be a reason why the coaching staff don't like him.
1:04:07
There's got to be more than meets the eye here because
1:04:11
honestly, and that's my new favorite lie on his show.
1:04:14
There's a lot more to this story that has been brought to the
1:04:18
Forefront. Why isn't a second string
1:04:21
quarterback getting a chance to play with first team players?
1:04:23
Maybe because they don't think he's any good and he shouldn't
1:04:26
even have a chance to step on a football field.
1:04:28
I'm not saying that Dillon Gabriel is some game-changing
1:04:31
quarterback. I'm not saying that, but I mean
1:04:35
to Gabriel and his worst day look.
1:04:38
Better than shoulder Sanders. Didn't in a second half.
1:04:42
I was horrible and there's no excuse.
1:04:44
Don't give me this. Well, the offensive line didn't
1:04:47
look like they were playing for him or they did the offering the
1:04:50
offensive line didn't know his plate calling at the line of
1:04:53
scrimmage. What are they called?
1:04:54
His Cadence. Oh, they didn't know his
1:04:56
Cadence. Get out of here.
1:04:57
Stop this crap and that's just, you're a professional athlete.
1:05:02
You're a professional football player.
1:05:03
You're going to tell me you're going to bring up his Cadence.
1:05:06
This is ridiculous nobody here today and honestly that knows
1:05:10
football. And understands the quarterback
1:05:13
position and gets drafted and says that he's Elite
1:05:17
quarterback. He's the best rookie in his
1:05:19
class and he's going to prove it.
1:05:20
Nobody's gonna believe that when this guy stepped on a football
1:05:23
field and the players weren't playing for him or he didn't or
1:05:27
they didn't know his Cadence. Honestly believe that this guy
1:05:31
thought that this team or the team in front of him was going
1:05:35
to play for him. They didn't want to play for
1:05:39
him. They don't like them.
1:05:41
I don't like him because his father always speaks about him.
1:05:44
His father who honestly didn't do him, right.
1:05:49
His father throwing him to the NFL wolves and I say wolves, not
1:05:55
the Wolves, the Wolves, the media because they're not
1:05:58
wolves. They're wolves.
1:06:01
That's what they are. They'll chew on you, until they
1:06:05
can't chew anymore. They won't eat ya like a wolf
1:06:07
wall. Well, not the movie.
1:06:11
They'll eat you and they'll chew on you and they'll spit you out.
1:06:16
And that's what they're doing. That's what they gonna do.
1:06:18
That shoulder shoulder is never going to last, in the NFL, you
1:06:22
know, I was never gonna last in the NFL, ladies and gentlemen.
1:06:25
Because of who he is and what he has brought to the Forefront.
1:06:29
As a young player, he is already considered a superstar.
1:06:34
Why? Because of the contracts he got
1:06:37
Considerably. Because of his last name.
1:06:41
Think about it. He just got what was it?
1:06:44
150 million dollar contract from an organization?
1:06:47
Because for his jersey sales, what was it, does anybody have
1:06:50
the number that he got seven 147 million dollars?
1:06:53
He made and he might never step on an NFL football field.
1:06:57
Mine never he did, but he might never.
1:06:59
After this year, he might never play football again on an NFL
1:07:03
football field. We'll see.
1:07:05
This guy just made 147 million dollars because of his last name
1:07:08
has any play. I definitely want to ask Mr,
1:07:11
Purcell. When Dan comes on the show, I
1:07:13
want to ask him because he has been around.
1:07:15
Professional athletes for a long, long time.
1:07:16
I would love to ask him as he ever seen a player that's never
1:07:20
played. A really has barely has never
1:07:22
played a full football game in his and NFL football game in his
1:07:26
career, get 147 million dollars at any point of his career.
1:07:32
As it athlete. Think about it.
1:07:34
Yeah, the other one I can think of is probably brawny James but
1:07:37
even bronny James. Bonnie, James didn't get that.
1:07:38
I don't think he got 147 though. He was getting, he was getting a
1:07:41
lot of it with with the extra endorsements in college and
1:07:44
stuff like that. And obviously, before his career
1:07:46
but yeah, definitely was 147. I just want to mention this
1:07:48
quickly because our guest is in. You look at fancy like you
1:07:51
brought up Arrow. I don't think he ever wanted or
1:07:53
Sanders, and I think that's really being evident now.
1:07:55
I think Gabriel was his guy should Orr Sanders was the
1:07:57
ownership guy. And now there's a little bit of
1:07:59
a disconnect too, where I could even see stefansky not even if
1:08:02
he just gets fired, he might just stepped down himself at
1:08:03
this point because I think the ownership just he want to make
1:08:06
this door. It's the Browns, you know, the
1:08:08
owner ship has been up with them for a while and they're gonna
1:08:10
get on this media, circus and continue to be a circus as long
1:08:13
as shit or is still there, but you're right arrow.
1:08:15
I don't have a based on performance on the field, you
1:08:17
trust him. The last stand at the NFL
1:08:18
there's really no chance Yeah, I don't.
1:08:22
I mean it's the experiment. I don't know how far it's going
1:08:24
to go but all so to I mean he told her that's all through the
1:08:28
wood at the same time. He's he's a Ricky quarterback.
1:08:31
The game is different, the speed is different.
1:08:33
It's what he wasn't gonna be a miracle and his first ever
1:08:36
appearance so it is, it's worth, a grain of salt.
1:08:39
Throw it on some food, don't throw it on some food, but back
1:08:41
in the cabinet. Nobody cares.
1:08:42
It's over. I think it's over.
1:08:44
He will be back. Next week.
1:08:46
And if he has any, any kind of game that everybody says, oh
1:08:50
well, he threw a hundred and fifty yards.
1:08:52
He threw a touchdown, maybe there's something there.
1:08:55
I think it's over. I I think he's ruined already.
1:08:58
I think he's ruined already after a half a football.
1:09:02
Because what he did is he put too much pressure on himself him
1:09:06
and his father, put too much pressure on him.
1:09:08
Same thing with Travis Hunter. What do you think?
1:09:10
Did I, did anybody really think that Travis Hunter was gonna
1:09:14
really explode, right off the paper?
1:09:16
The answer would be. No, I told you guys why I didn't
1:09:20
think Travis Hunter was gonna be any good?
1:09:21
And the main reason why is because prime prime went out
1:09:25
there and said, these guys are the two best players in this
1:09:28
class and how special they are. And what is fine song could do
1:09:32
on a football field, his understanding of the game.
1:09:35
Yeah. He looked like he really
1:09:36
understand the speed of the NFL football game.
1:09:38
He had no clue what he was getting himself into none.
1:09:42
This isn't college football, he wasn't playing.
1:09:44
First of all, how many SEC teams did he play when he was in
1:09:48
college football? Honestly, I don't know what the
1:09:50
number is, not many. The FCC is the best at college
1:09:53
football. As everybody says, Alabama,
1:09:55
Florida, all those SEC teams, dominant way the way they
1:09:59
recruit players. Do you believe for one second
1:10:03
that if he played in the SEC? That he would be anybody and he
1:10:09
would have been considered a first round draft pick.
1:10:12
The answer is he what he was, drafted where he should be.
1:10:16
He was drafted in the fifth round where he should be, he's
1:10:20
not he's never going to be in a league quarterback, he's not an
1:10:24
NFL style of court or back. He was never going to be a Caleb
1:10:27
Williams or Jayden, Daniels or any of those kind of
1:10:29
quarterbacks. I don't know why anybody
1:10:31
believed that he was because of his last name, Speaking of last
1:10:36
names, our Golf Club of the day. My golf clap of the day goes to,
1:10:48
its got to be forging attack. I mean seriously, it's
1:10:52
definitely a golf clap who would have thought.
1:10:55
That James. Yes, I said it.
1:10:57
James, Mastermind himself, Penn State's former head, coach who's
1:11:03
owed, a lot of money. Was going to go to Virginia
1:11:06
Tech. Well, Virginia Tech lands, I
1:11:09
believe the biggest free agent of the offseason, the best coach
1:11:12
of valuable in college football, not from LSU, you know, I'm
1:11:19
talking about James Franklin, I believe is a perfect fit for
1:11:23
Virginia Tech and is really only one reason, less pressure.
1:11:26
He can go and recruit the players that he wants to
1:11:29
recruit, he's not going to have anybody hounding on him on who
1:11:34
he should bring in, he's gonna be running, he's gonna be the
1:11:37
director. He's going to be the guy that's
1:11:38
going to be the Mastermind behind Virginia Tech football
1:11:41
and like me and fish were talking about.
1:11:44
This guy will take you to that final 12.
1:11:47
I believe that one way or another might be once twice
1:11:50
maybe three times, maybe even take you to close, maybe close
1:11:54
to a national championship in the future.
1:11:57
This guy knows how to recruit. This guy knows how to coach.
1:12:00
And now, he's not worried about the Penn State, and the people
1:12:03
behind him, the, the money, the money grabers, or, or Florida
1:12:08
deciding not to go to Florida or the other schools, USC or
1:12:12
wherever, what was you see? But you know what?
1:12:14
I'm talking about Old Miss, if it's not become available or
1:12:17
wherever James Franklin, decided to go to Virginia Tech for one
1:12:22
reason. And one reason only because he
1:12:24
didn't want to deal with the mob, he didn't want to deal with
1:12:27
the media. He didn't want to deal with
1:12:28
everything. That would have been there.
1:12:31
If he took one of those high-profile jobs, I think this
1:12:34
is great for Virginia Tech football and I think if I'm not
1:12:37
mistaken the last time Virginia Tech was a contender, which was
1:12:42
Michael Vick. Am I right?
1:12:43
Yeah. That was a while ago, that one
1:12:45
undefeated season, I believe, I think that was the last time I
1:12:48
can remember, Virginia Tech was going, or was being spoke about,
1:12:51
yeah, a national championship. So, bringing James Franklin, and
1:12:57
It's got to be a golf clap. My Golf Club of the day goes to,
1:12:59
not James Franklin. To Virginia Tech.
1:13:03
So my golf clap of the day goes to Virginia.
1:13:05
Tech Landing the free agent of the off-season for college
1:13:10
football. Congratulations to them.
1:13:12
Well, it's not the offseason yet, but snagging him up as fast
1:13:16
as they did was good, because there were quite a few other
1:13:19
teams interested in James Franklin.
1:13:20
I think he's the best one available.
1:13:22
So congratulations to James taking the job and that could
1:13:25
change Virginia Tech football for the better.
1:13:27
When we come back, ladies and gentlemen, he's been on our show
1:13:30
before. And at that time he was the
1:13:33
Pelicans front office executive. And Now, ladies and gentlemen,
1:13:38
he is a scout for Central and we're gonna talk a little
1:13:42
college basketball with him and, and NBA basketball, because this
1:13:46
story with sports betting, I'm sure he has his own take from
1:13:50
it. We're gonna have Dan Purcell on
1:13:52
the show. Once again, when we come back
1:13:54
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Danny, what's up man? What's happening, guys?
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You guys doing. Okay, today we're good, man.
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I mean you, you're probably a lot better than us.
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I mean, think about me. Not, I don't have bad days.
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I'm not gonna lie to you after I hear Cena's entrance here and
1:19:48
he's at MSG right now. I'm feeling great.
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You're, you're a wrestling fan. I could tell.
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Oh, man, wrestling so much fun. That's John Cena, man.
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Yeah, that's word. That's the that's a Thuganomics
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right there. That's old John Cena right
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there. Where life?
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Where life? I don't want to put up, any any
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single I did that you can't see me.
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I mean, he's only got three more times out there, so yeah, I
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would be good to watch it. I was doing some gang slowed
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again, so I don't want to get myself into trouble on this
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show. I definitely job.
1:20:15
I'm not trying to get myself into trouble and that was, that
1:20:18
was a joke. But anyways, I don't want to get
1:20:20
myself into trouble with him either because he seems like, he
1:20:23
could be a terrifying person, especially if you don't, if he's
1:20:26
not on a basketball court, and he's hanging out outside.
1:20:28
But nevertheless, Dan you, you were the list time.
1:20:33
We had you on the show, you weren't executive for the
1:20:35
Pelicans and we were speaking about certain things that were
1:20:39
going on in professional basketball.
1:20:40
One of them was John Moran and now we have the betting scandal
1:20:45
And this is starting to become more deeper than we ever
1:20:51
thought. We had Tina, Tim Donaghy on the
1:20:53
show last week, he kind of gave his take, we all know what Tim
1:20:57
was a part of in in the time in the early 2000s and we all know
1:21:02
what he got, 15 months in jail and a lot of backlash from it.
1:21:07
Your thoughts to this Chauncey Billups Terry, Rozier situation
1:21:11
Jones, you know, all of them. I'm sure you do.
1:21:14
And now LeBron James, is named being brought into the
1:21:17
Forefront. Now, we don't know if it's all
1:21:19
true and we don't know if John LeBron James is a part of this,
1:21:21
this scheme and the Scandal. But just think about it, this is
1:21:25
the greatest basketball player. We've had since Michael Jordan,
1:21:28
and now he could be a part of one of the worst scandals we've
1:21:32
ever seen in NBA history. Yeah, well, I mean, let's just
1:21:37
start with the basics of it, you know, this is always been a
1:21:40
thing, right? So you've always had to worry
1:21:43
about outside influences, at least from a team perspective
1:21:46
coming in and whether that's family, whether that's Friends
1:21:51
Business, Associates, gambling, whatever that is right?
1:21:54
You always have to worry about those things.
1:21:56
So it's an inevitable thing unfortunately, because people
1:21:58
are susceptible to money and, you know, especially when you
1:22:02
have people on you saying, you know, you can make this money,
1:22:06
you can make this money, all you have to do is, you know, like
1:22:08
the picture from the Guardians. You know, you just have to throw
1:22:11
first pitch ball and that's all we need you to do on your first
1:22:14
outing, you know, and those things.
1:22:17
Multiplied quick, especially if they work, right?
1:22:22
And things that Donahue. And those guys I was in at the I
1:22:26
wasn't in the league when they went ahead.
1:22:28
But I always heard stories about how it kind of worked.
1:22:30
And so the league just so you guys know from a maintenance
1:22:33
standpoint, the league has gambling training, they bring
1:22:37
people into every team to talk to the players, the front
1:22:40
office, the coaching staff like the pr people.
1:22:43
All of those things that we have people that come in and talk
1:22:48
about it. You have to take a test and
1:22:49
antique gambling test every year, you have to sign a waiver
1:22:52
saying that you aren't going to gamble.
1:22:54
You haven't gambled on the game. Etc, etc.
1:22:56
So there's safeguards in place there, but ultimately, the
1:23:00
players are going to do at the players are going to do, right?
1:23:02
And the officials are going to do with the playoffs are going
1:23:04
to do in terms of, you know, LeBron being in this.
1:23:10
I don't see that I've known LeBron's, you know, I know, I'm
1:23:13
from Cleveland, he's from Akron, you know, I played against him
1:23:17
in high school like it's it's, he's I don't see that happening.
1:23:21
He has too much to lose. Maverick.
1:23:23
Carter has too much to lose. He might have done one or two
1:23:26
things on the side. I don't think it's anything to
1:23:28
like, you know, really, really hurt them.
1:23:30
With fun fact, though. I actually coach Terry Rozier in
1:23:33
9th grade back in. So I actually knew Terry, when I
1:23:37
used to coach AAU, you know, way before I started in the league
1:23:40
and you know, Terry was a great kid, you just came from a really
1:23:45
tough area, you know, and a tough background, right?
1:23:48
And when this came in, I was I was really surprised in terms
1:23:52
because I had, I kind of lost touch them.
1:23:53
You know, we were in the league together, we talked to whatever,
1:23:55
but we were at anything closed. And when this happened, I was
1:23:58
really surprised because you had a guy who signed a massive
1:24:02
extension and he had money coming in, you know, left and
1:24:05
right in terms of his salary, and he still had some side
1:24:08
endorsements, things like that and to come out and be shaving
1:24:12
points and, you know, missing going under on rebound averages
1:24:15
and stuff like that. Like I don't understand.
1:24:17
One thing that I don't understand about all this is
1:24:20
What is the point if you're making that much?
1:24:23
Why are you trying to, in essence ruin that, you know,
1:24:28
it's kind of like a risk reward scenario, right?
1:24:31
If I make 14 million dollars a year, does it make sense for me
1:24:35
to try to make an extra 200,000 300 thousand on something that
1:24:39
could take the 14 million away, right?
1:24:42
And that to me, that that risk analysis doesn't compute.
1:24:45
Now, some of the lower end guys who do it, there was a kid, I
1:24:49
think at UNO University of New Orleans, who I think you got
1:24:53
caught a year to go, whatever it was.
1:24:54
He was shaving points, but that kid had no nil.
1:24:57
He had no money coming in so like he's not gonna play in the
1:25:01
NBA. So the risk reward is different
1:25:03
for him, right? So I'm not saying it's right
1:25:06
obviously, I'm just saying from a risk reward side.
1:25:08
I'm not sure if it's just addiction mentality, I'm not
1:25:11
sure if the guys are You know, they're trying to get their
1:25:14
boys, or their friends, or their family, or whoever that is like,
1:25:17
they're trying to get them set, whatever it is, it's not healthy
1:25:21
for basketball in general and it's not healthy for sports.
1:25:24
But when you're, you're one of your main sponsors is a gambling
1:25:28
company, a sports gambling company.
1:25:30
The the there's too much opportunity for you know,
1:25:35
crossing over into what Ultimately is not a good area to
1:25:39
be in. So I want to ask it from the
1:25:41
college perspective, you obviously Scout a lot of college
1:25:43
kids. You've got like Glee players
1:25:45
international player, stuff like that.
1:25:47
Now, when we had Tim on the show, he was mentioning that he
1:25:49
doesn't think it'll be as big of a deal in college basketball or
1:25:52
in other college sports the same way.
1:25:54
It was in the NBA. What are your thoughts on that?
1:25:55
I actually disagree. I think it's actually more.
1:25:58
I I think the lower you get on the totem pole that's why I
1:26:03
pulled out that risk reward. You know, you know purview is
1:26:07
like How? The less money you make.
1:26:12
The more opportunity there will be for you especially on the
1:26:16
lower levels because the nil money isn't there.
1:26:18
Now, if you're AJ Devonshire, you're making four million
1:26:22
Totally different purview than the guy at.
1:26:25
Playing at a swag school or, you know, a Max school and he's
1:26:29
getting 2,000 a year. Like and obviously, they don't
1:26:32
think if these guys don't think they're going to the NBA, why
1:26:35
would you even like, why am I even worried about it?
1:26:37
You know, like I need to make money now.
1:26:39
This is my, this is my time to make money.
1:26:41
So I actually think it gets worse in the college ranks than
1:26:47
it will in the pros. All, I don't think in Europe,
1:26:51
it's not really a culture thing here, it seems to be a culture
1:26:54
thing. In terms of like gambling is a
1:26:56
big part of our culture, you know, with not just, you know,
1:26:58
gambling rings. But like there's a lot of stuff
1:27:01
that has entertainment attached to it.
1:27:03
That could be gambling, you know what I mean?
1:27:05
But it's not it's entertainment. Game shows sports cards break,
1:27:08
that's what you know, we do sports card.
1:27:10
Breaking. Like a lot of people could see
1:27:12
that as gambling too, there's just a lot of that, right?
1:27:14
It's really good for the revenue of the league.
1:27:17
It's not really good for all the players.
1:27:19
It's really just good for the minimum, guys, and the max guys,
1:27:21
the middle class, NBA guys have been priced out.
1:27:24
I don't know if you guys Covered that at all.
1:27:25
But the in this CBA, all the middle class, they pretty much
1:27:30
been sent home by the by the rich upper 10%.
1:27:33
And if I was anybody in the league right now, who's a
1:27:37
minute, like majority of the league, I would be absolutely
1:27:40
pissed at leadership. That's in the Union right now
1:27:42
because they sold the league to the top 25 guys.
1:27:47
And these middle middle men are getting eked out.
1:27:50
So maybe maybe you have some gambling issues there with the
1:27:53
middle guys. Maybe that's maybe that's one of
1:27:55
them. Because instead of signing up a
1:27:58
25 million dollar extension over four years, they signed a
1:28:01
minimum deal because there was the because of the hard cap.
1:28:05
So or the second apron, I'm sorry for the apron.
1:28:10
Do you do you see it? Chain.
1:28:13
Like, do you see them changing any of the Dynamics of the rules
1:28:16
or like the suspensions? Do you think they become
1:28:19
harsher? Do you think it's kind of a
1:28:21
situationally based, or do they set a first-time offense?
1:28:25
Boom, boom, boom. Or do you think it goes
1:28:26
situation? My situation.
1:28:27
Now, you got to set a standard. I mean, you have to, this is the
1:28:30
MBA like this is not, you know, Rob Robin Biggs, you know,
1:28:35
Community mentally. You know what I mean?
1:28:38
Like this is like this is, this is the NBA and you can't.
1:28:42
I like baseball's lead on this. I like that baseball's.
1:28:46
Like this is, this is it. We tell you, we warn you, we
1:28:50
warn you, you have to take all these tests.
1:28:51
During the year, you have to get, you know, you have to get
1:28:54
vetted Essence by the league. Like if you decide to break and
1:28:58
ruin, the Integrity of the game, you're gone, it's got to be that
1:29:02
you can't hold it back. I mean, look what happened to
1:29:04
Pete Rose like and Pete is nothing compared to what is
1:29:08
happening now. Like Pete Rose is doing.
1:29:10
That's this is that's a that's Mickey Mouse compared to what's
1:29:13
going on right now, you know, and he was banned for his whole
1:29:17
life. And now that he got unbanned
1:29:19
which is right but still like he was banned for life and that was
1:29:23
the right decision to make unfortunately so it's it's a
1:29:27
slippery. Slope gambling is tough.
1:29:29
I I think you just got to be an iron fist I really do because if
1:29:34
you don't do an iron fist up front then people are more.
1:29:38
People are going to take advantage of it.
1:29:39
There has to be consequences especially in our culture these
1:29:41
days and days. A lot of people don't take
1:29:43
accountability. You got to be able to hold them
1:29:46
accountable for their actions. You have to.
1:29:47
There's no way around it. We are talking a former Pelicans
1:29:51
front office executive and president of scout Central, Dan
1:29:55
Purcell? He's been on our show before
1:29:56
now. He's doing stuff for college
1:29:58
sports. There's two guys right now.
1:30:01
I've got a great picks by the way.
1:30:04
Wow, look at that strapping young, man.
1:30:06
Hey, look at you. I mean, that, that's that has
1:30:09
something to do with our executive producer, Ms. Darren
1:30:11
fisherman. He's the one that picks up and
1:30:13
he's the one who builds these great.
1:30:16
Great backgrounds for Are for all the fans and for all our
1:30:20
guests. So, the Boozer brothers are two
1:30:24
Sensational young players. These guys could go one and
1:30:28
three. We are maybe two and three
1:30:30
because it seems like the kid from BYU is the predominant.
1:30:34
Number one. Pick, we're gonna argue on that.
1:30:37
I'm just saying, I'm just saying, we're gonna argue now.
1:30:41
I got, I got, I got a preface this with.
1:30:43
So two years ago, if you check my Twitter, you check my
1:30:46
Instagram. Yes, I said that the 2026 draft
1:30:50
is going to be the best draft of this first step of this Century.
1:30:54
He said that on there, I stick by that and I was I've been spot
1:30:58
on about it. So carry on, sorry, sorry.
1:31:00
I got to make sure that no, no, no, I remember you were on the
1:31:03
show and give it to him. Go ahead don't, don't pull back,
1:31:06
give it to him, he's like, give it to me.
1:31:08
I agree with that. I give it to him.
1:31:10
He was on the show and I remember he said 2026 because
1:31:14
everybody was talking about 2025 and he says, I baked a different
1:31:18
2026 is going to be a sensational.
1:31:21
Draft, might be one of the best drafts since the Dwyane Wade,
1:31:24
draft, the LeBron James, Dwyane, Wade draft.
1:31:26
I remember you said that, and if you remember that, Chris, Chris
1:31:30
Bosh was a part of that draft. That was a great draft Carmelo
1:31:33
Anthony, Darko Milicic was garbage.
1:31:36
He was poo poo, but everybody else was pretty damn good.
1:31:39
I but this this is a draft class that I mean is loaded.
1:31:43
And and that's why everybody including the Brooklyn Nets on
1:31:46
the reasons why they made all those trades last year and
1:31:49
they're trying to get ready for 200026 because we all know the
1:31:54
first three picks are absolute, slam dunks, they're saying that
1:31:58
their absolute slam dog's and obviously the the two kids from
1:32:04
duke. I love him.
1:32:06
Both. I follow both of them since high
1:32:08
school and and we all know I, and I still believe Cooper Flags
1:32:12
gonna be special but he really he really hasn't been on that
1:32:16
track yet. But I, you know what scares?
1:32:18
Me about Cooper Flags before we get into the the Boozer
1:32:21
Brothers. The only thing that scares me
1:32:23
about him is I remember Christian Laettner and it was a
1:32:26
lot of pressure on Christian leader and he won two national
1:32:28
championships. Christian Laettner was the next
1:32:32
coming of college basketball. He played for the Dream Team in
1:32:36
92 and a lot of people. LeBron James, LeBron James came
1:32:41
out when, when these young, the young studs came out to practice
1:32:44
with Team USA, a year ago he said, wow, that kid Cooper Flagg
1:32:48
that kid's gonna be special that guy's that guy was the best
1:32:51
player on the court when we were playing against him with some of
1:32:54
the young players. But he hasn't, I, I will say
1:32:57
this, I know it's early but he hasn't been as good as I thought
1:33:02
he was gonna come out of the gate.
1:33:03
I know the Dallas Mavericks are nothing to brag about Anthony,
1:33:06
Davis doesn't want to be there. We all know the whole story
1:33:09
behind it, but Cooper Flagg, I would love to hear your take on
1:33:12
Cooper Flagg and where you see him.
1:33:13
But the, the Boozer Brothers, I, I think, obviously they're both
1:33:20
special one who's six foot. Nine has the ability to get into
1:33:24
the paint, shoot the three dominates, and every kind of way
1:33:28
he is. I think he's a better player
1:33:30
than Cooper. Was coming out of high school
1:33:32
and then his brother, who is one of the best point guards, and
1:33:37
one of the best guards I've seen not just from Duke from from the
1:33:41
last ten years to come out of college, basketball, your
1:33:44
thoughts on the flag and the two Boozer, boys.
1:33:48
So, let's start with, there's a little backstory here.
1:33:50
I want to make sure we understand so flag just so I'm
1:33:53
not sure if your everybody in the audience knows flag,
1:33:56
reclassified. He was actually supposed to be
1:33:59
in the 26th draft. I don't know if anybody
1:34:01
remembers that. He's originally supposed to be
1:34:03
in the 2026 draft, right? And He reclassified up to get
1:34:10
away from this draft. It was smart.
1:34:12
Right? Because you want it.
1:34:13
You didn't. You weren't guaranteed the
1:34:15
number one pick but you work guarantee.
1:34:18
The number one pick in this class.
1:34:19
It's a money thing, right? It was smart to do that.
1:34:21
You guys have to remember. He should be a freshman in
1:34:24
college right now. As we're watching, highlights of
1:34:25
coop. When I interviewed him at
1:34:27
montverd, the dude is a killer like he's a killer.
1:34:32
But what they've asked him to do this year is be of facilitating
1:34:36
point guard, and he's not a starter, he's a finisher he
1:34:39
finishes place and that's what they haven't done.
1:34:42
And they had him playing point guard and so he's never been a
1:34:46
point guard. I will tell you that right now,
1:34:47
he's always been the finisher on plays right at montverde.
1:34:50
They had two point guards, Rob Wright.
1:34:52
He went to BYU with the boncha on for a reason why you paid him
1:34:56
to get dibona a facilitating point guard.
1:34:58
Who's one of the best is Robert Wright?
1:35:00
He had a host of dudes around him that were just exceptional,
1:35:03
right? They asked him to be a point
1:35:05
guard and he's not, I think when they get him.
1:35:08
Away from that and being a small forward.
1:35:09
Two, three, four. You know, big lineups.
1:35:12
I think he's, you guys are gonna see that.
1:35:14
He's a much better player in those scenarios.
1:35:17
I'm not worried about coop at all.
1:35:20
He's a monster man. He's like straight monster
1:35:22
franchise player, franchise player.
1:35:25
Sorry, it's all right, it's all right, all right, what's up kid?
1:35:31
I loved it. That's so great.
1:35:35
That's all right. We're Central Time.
1:35:41
All the parents out there. We're central time.
1:35:43
So it's okay. It's not bedtime.
1:35:48
So, you know, I'm not worried about flag.
1:35:49
Now in terms of the 26 draft, I mean Boozer, let's go with let's
1:35:55
go with Cam right? Cam is is the better of the yes
1:35:59
the Boozer twins six foot. He's a franchise player, he's
1:36:02
much better than his dad was. If you guys remember, his dad
1:36:05
was a Bruiser, mid-range guy could defend the best post
1:36:09
player on the opposite team, you know, unless it was like Shack
1:36:13
or something or yeah, or, you know, something like that.
1:36:14
So there's that toughness. He has that grit in him, but the
1:36:18
thing on top of you saw the other day, he did, he was out in
1:36:20
the full court and he did it behind the back trouble.
1:36:22
Yeah, so got somebody in the full court.
1:36:24
That's the extra thing that he has.
1:36:26
He's a better shooter. He's better offensive player
1:36:28
better finisher than his dad. He's like an absolute upgrade
1:36:32
from his dad who was an All-Star in the NBA so what does that
1:36:36
tell? You write to me he's probably
1:36:39
the he's probably gonna be the number three pick in this draft.
1:36:41
Really I have had Darren Peterson at one the entire time.
1:36:45
I have not changed it from a term of who he is.
1:36:50
There's a person and his skill set.
1:36:52
He does. Everything he literally could be
1:36:55
the next guy. The next type of he's not honest
1:36:59
in terms of the way he plays but the guys that the league
1:37:02
gravitates towards tears, a marketing and who they should be
1:37:06
like and guys they want to you know, that they want to clone in
1:37:09
essence. So for me I have Peterson one.
1:37:11
I'm not moving off of that unless he gets hurt in some way
1:37:14
too, is dibona, dibona is just He is.
1:37:20
He is Kevin Durant just under though, he's not as good as
1:37:24
Duran. He can't get to his spots as
1:37:27
well as Cady did. If you guys remember, Katie back
1:37:29
at Texas, he was getting to his elbow sponsor, he anytime he
1:37:32
wants, right? He's not as big as Katie either,
1:37:35
but I think there's a lot of similarities in size and length
1:37:38
and where he's going to play and body type.
1:37:41
And there's a lot of that there. As far as Caden I don't have
1:37:45
Caden as high as you. I think Caden is probably late
1:37:48
Lottery, really first? Wow.
1:37:50
Yeah, I I like him. I just think that there's too
1:37:54
many other guys in between that's how loaded this class is
1:37:57
because if you would put, if Kaden decides to stay one more
1:38:01
year, right? He's probably a top five pick
1:38:04
top seven pick in the next draft because the next drafts not
1:38:08
nearly as strong, right? The 27 draft.
1:38:10
So there will be a decision to be made there for him, but you
1:38:14
have guys like native met Chris and neck.
1:38:16
Just guys that like, they're so many.
1:38:20
Good players. I think I'm always off with four
1:38:22
kids name but there's a kid out in Europe, too, who's phenomenal
1:38:25
as well. He'll be a top 10 pick.
1:38:26
So like you just have like This has three franchise players, a
1:38:32
possible another two franchise players possible.
1:38:36
I so in my rankings I go franchise core player a core
1:38:40
players think of Drew holiday. Think of somebody you know Prime
1:38:43
Drew holiday somebody like that, right?
1:38:46
Who's like, just a core player, next to your Superstars and you
1:38:50
probably have seven of those in this draft.
1:38:52
That's unheard of. So you if you if you get
1:38:56
Brooklyn did like Oklahoma City has done.
1:38:58
San Antonio has Atlanta's pick Atlanta picked up New Orleans
1:39:03
pick which right now looks Priceless like Priceless like
1:39:07
that is maybe the greatest haul. Maybe the greatest haul of this
1:39:13
Century. If it works out, if they get a
1:39:15
top three pick out of that and I love Derek Queen.
1:39:18
I love Derek Queen. I don't love them that much
1:39:20
though and I would not there is there is no chance knowing I'm
1:39:26
not gonna go on my soapbox here so sorry but I don't know.
1:39:31
I'm just being honest here. If you it tells me there's a
1:39:35
lack of focus. In your scouting Department, if
1:39:40
you are trading away, 2026 lottery picks unprotected
1:39:45
lottery picks, it tells me you don't know the draft.
1:39:48
I'm sorry. You just don't and you thought
1:39:51
that the risk reward would be better by doing it this way.
1:39:53
No, no, no, you can't. This is the one draft.
1:39:56
You can't do that. Dan.
1:39:58
I'm so into it. I get so pissed off because I
1:40:01
look at the next and I know the Nicks are good team right now.
1:40:04
But think about it, what, what pisses me off?
1:40:07
Awful trade, what pisses me off more than anything is this
1:40:11
protected and unprotected crop that the end NBA has.
1:40:14
If you're trading a pick there shouldn't be a protected on
1:40:17
protected. It should just be the pick.
1:40:19
I don't like how the NBA has that drawn up.
1:40:22
It really pisses me off because look what the Knicks got for
1:40:26
poisoning us. Absolutely squat.
1:40:28
They got nothing but for poor singers and poor singers is the
1:40:31
one that helped. The boss himself, takes win
1:40:33
their Championship, it makes me so.
1:40:35
Forget stomach. Don't forget what he's doing it
1:40:37
later. Alright, I know that stops.
1:40:39
Could you stop? Just stop doing this to me.
1:40:41
It makes us on a robot by the way.
1:40:43
Right now, everybody saw, but Trey young.
1:40:46
It's thank you so much straight. Yeah, I I'm pretty.
1:40:49
I have closed a few guys in Atlanta.
1:40:51
I, I would, I would suspect, you know, I would if they're smart
1:40:56
people over there, if they see this, they're gonna go Thing,
1:41:00
you know what can we what in 26 can we pick up?
1:41:03
But yeah I so what happened in In essence with the, with the
1:41:09
draft as they fractionalize the value, right?
1:41:11
Think of it like Bitcoin Bitcoin fractionalized the value of fake
1:41:15
currency, right? Or of currency, whatever it is.
1:41:17
So it's the same type of thing and it helps even out trades in
1:41:22
terms of value. So I understand your, your, your
1:41:25
angst with that. But again with the NFL, you have
1:41:27
seven rounds in the NBA, you only have two.
1:41:29
So you have to like since there's not a ton of Supply you
1:41:33
have to fractalize that to make them worth more or less.
1:41:36
Because like if I need if I'm getting a starter key reserved
1:41:41
and not a franchise or record guy, I don't want to give up an
1:41:43
unprotected pick. I want to give up a lot of
1:41:46
protected pick for him so it's just it's fractionalized it.
1:41:49
That's all I know frustrating. Oh yeah, it's fractional and
1:41:51
that's got nothing. Hey, we gave up.
1:41:54
Poor thing is for nothing. There it the fraction here is,
1:41:57
he's a piece of currency and that currency was absolutely
1:42:02
crop for the New York Knicks. Thank you.
1:42:04
Thank you to every single team. Team that gave us so many
1:42:09
options when it came to trade, picks over the years, we've
1:42:13
gotten Detroit's picks, we've gotten Charlotte's picks and
1:42:16
their currency of. It was unprotected, which means
1:42:19
it's crap. The currency is garbage.
1:42:21
Thank you. Thank you for giving me that
1:42:23
information Dan, it makes me sick to my stomach.
1:42:26
It just makes me hate being a Nick fan even more.
1:42:28
Thank you. Yeah, you guys.
1:42:29
Hey, you know what? It's nice to see cat that went
1:42:32
over it around, though. He had a good game.
1:42:33
What was it last night? No two nights when was it was
1:42:37
last day. He had like, 30 something
1:42:39
Sunday? Yeah, Sunday, it was two night.
1:42:41
Yes. Last night, right?
1:42:42
And I don't know, I haven't looked today, but it's nice to
1:42:45
see finally that Mike Brown's tweaking this because if you
1:42:47
notice cats getting a lot more pick-and-pop opportunities to
1:42:51
get a lot more open shots, whereas before, they were
1:42:53
closing out hard on him because we, they were having backside
1:42:57
pressure on the back door or weak side action.
1:43:00
And so, that hurt cat a lot because guys were in his face,
1:43:03
and it was shorter, Closeouts then what he got last year,
1:43:06
right? So, it's nice to see Cats Cats
1:43:08
starting to come around a little bit, but yeah, I if you want to
1:43:12
talk next, we can talk next. It's going to be tough.
1:43:14
I'm not gonna lie. Yeah, you are going to be happy
1:43:16
with me, what's up? I'm sure I want to jump back to
1:43:19
the big story of last week. Obviously, you being in front of
1:43:21
the sky, Nicole, Harris, and getting fired after the trade,
1:43:26
the shock, the NBA World last year, trading, Luke, and Don
1:43:28
chick. He does, he deserve it?
1:43:31
Does he escape goat? I mean, Mark Cuban now.
1:43:32
West 27% ownership wants to buy some of the team back or almost
1:43:35
all In fact, like what are your thoughts of that whole Saga?
1:43:37
This is a, I'm gonna try not to swear here.
1:43:40
This is this is this is a disaster now.
1:43:44
I've known I've known Nico for a while.
1:43:46
He would when he was with Nike, he was always down in New
1:43:50
Orleans with Anthony and all them.
1:43:51
And we played pickup basketball together.
1:43:53
When we went out to Nike, we would play, you know, we would
1:43:55
meet with him and talk with him and I never got the vibe that it
1:43:59
was like that, you know, I never got a vibe that it was Short
1:44:04
sighted. He was always a big picture.
1:44:05
This is what we want to do. Etc, etc, etc.
1:44:09
And it's special at that time. Nike was starting to take over
1:44:12
all of the apparel for the league too.
1:44:13
So he was, you know, he had a huge part in that When it
1:44:18
actually happened, I actually messed.
1:44:20
I messaged about four the, my four of my best friends in the
1:44:24
NBA. And I said, is this real?
1:44:25
This can't be real one. The Luca trade.
1:44:27
This is unreal. Like, I don't care if Luca is 40
1:44:30
pounds, overweight, I don't care if he's 70 pounds, he's still he
1:44:33
took you to the finals and I mean he averaged 30 and 7 and 5
1:44:38
or whatever it was. So it's hard for you can't trade
1:44:42
away franchise players because this is the scenario you put
1:44:45
yourself in and as a and as a team, you never want to be in
1:44:49
this scenario. You either have to be perfect.
1:44:52
You have to be perfect and lucky.
1:44:54
Meaning that no injuries. No of court issues.
1:44:59
Really it's no injuries. That's the big thing, right?
1:45:02
You got to get lucky not to have any injuries and then you have
1:45:05
to be good. So like both of those things
1:45:08
rarely happen in unison. If you ever notice like half of
1:45:11
the league like half of the playoffs is teams that just
1:45:14
don't don't get hurt, you know, like the best sometimes, not
1:45:17
even the best teams. It's the team that got hurt less
1:45:19
wins wins the title over a course of two months.
1:45:22
One thing at I never liked was, was when teams put themselves in
1:45:26
a situation where you had to be lucky and you had to be good.
1:45:30
Rarely does it happen? And then on top of it, you put
1:45:33
yourself into the situation. It's not like Luca was said, hey
1:45:37
I'm out of here, get me out of here, you know?
1:45:38
Like everybody if he would have said that everybody had been
1:45:41
like, all right, well he's just trying to get the best.
1:45:43
He could probably could have got more, but still but this came
1:45:45
out of left field and then at his press conference he said
1:45:49
time will tell if I'm right and that's never anything what to
1:45:53
say, it's nothing that you want to say at a press conference.
1:45:55
You never want to say time will tell if I was right because
1:45:59
Times out of 10, you're going to be wrong.
1:46:01
If time is your judger, right is your judgment and you can't one
1:46:07
of my Cardinal rules. You can't trade franchise
1:46:10
players especially if they took you to the finals for God's
1:46:13
sake. Could you imagine if we would
1:46:15
have traded Anthony Davis, after we beat Portland in the first
1:46:18
round of the playoffs and then won a game against gold that
1:46:21
Golden State team with right Durant, Steph Klay like we want
1:46:24
a game against them and could you imagine?
1:46:27
And we didn't even get to the finals or the Western Conference
1:46:29
Finals. We didn't even get there.
1:46:31
And could you imagine, could you imagine the people that if we
1:46:35
had traded Anthony Davis right after that and said, oh, he's
1:46:38
too soft. Oh, he doesn't have the
1:46:40
winningest. He's not a killer.
1:46:42
Action, and exactly. And then and then on top of it,
1:46:48
and then we're sitting there going, you know, what time will
1:46:50
be our judge if we were right? Like no man like you can't you
1:46:53
can't say, say that stuff. Do it.
1:46:55
One more time, he just say one more time, do it.
1:46:59
Do a momentum, do it. Do it one more time.
1:47:01
Which part could you imagine? No.
1:47:06
Do it like a grandma that do you like it all old grandma?
1:47:12
Yeah. They could you.
1:47:13
Imagine doing that honey? I'm from Burton Ohio and I
1:47:19
killed them. I don't act like I didn't, that
1:47:22
was good. I thought that was good.
1:47:23
It slam dunk right there. Love New York City I love it Dan
1:47:28
Purcell, ladies and gentlemen, damn person.
1:47:31
One more thing. Hmm, you asked me, you asked
1:47:33
about a player. Now, I'm a Cleveland Browns guy
1:47:37
just so you know, I'm from Cleveland Ohio.
1:47:40
You asked a player who got paid before he performed ever on the
1:47:45
field, right? I got the name.
1:47:47
Who is it? Timothy.
1:47:51
Tebow. Well, you know what's?
1:47:59
So, it's so interesting about Tim Tebow, Tim Tebow, was on a
1:48:03
podcast and they were talking about, you know, all the
1:48:06
different things that he does off the field.
1:48:08
And, and and, and endorsing so many things of building Health
1:48:12
Facilities around the world and human being great.
1:48:16
Great human being and and they were talking about baseball
1:48:19
player too. Yeah, he was terrible job.
1:48:22
He was terrible. Everything but college football,
1:48:25
but now that'll last, and by the way, he took the Broncos, all
1:48:28
the way to the playoffs, and he actually beat the Pittsburgh
1:48:30
Steelers because I mean one good pass over the place still alive.
1:48:35
Wait, still won. The question, was who got paid
1:48:39
before they proved themselves on the field Tebow had every
1:48:44
endorsement in the world? Before the NFL Draft before, the
1:48:50
NFL draft, he signed up between when he graduated and before he
1:48:53
got drafted, right? Yes.
1:48:57
That man got paid. Way more and I disagree that he
1:49:01
led them. He was awful for 46 and a half
1:49:05
minutes, right every game, right?
1:49:07
And the only reason they were in the game is because they're
1:49:09
defense was so good. They had a top three defense.
1:49:13
They had the top scoring defense that year.
1:49:16
Most of the wins that Tebow got were because of defensive,
1:49:20
either stops prevention's or scores.
1:49:23
Hold on, hold on. I will give you this though.
1:49:26
I will give you this in the two-minute drill.
1:49:29
When the defense can't get set. 100%, he was magic.
1:49:33
You got to make the place. I mean, Mark.
1:49:35
Sanchez took the Jets to back to back AFC title games and he gets
1:49:38
all the credit in the world for and I'm like, come on please,
1:49:40
it's Mark 5 defense. I realized I wanted the best
1:49:45
defensive lines ever. Ah, like I can't like, that's
1:49:48
the thing that. Well, pleased, we gotta get into
1:49:51
the New York Jets. Are we really?
1:49:53
We want to go back and forth. Darrelle Revis Darrelle Revis is
1:49:56
one of the greatest Corners to ever play the game.
1:49:58
I would say some people but I was on that team that that's
1:50:01
fine and but that that defense was highly overrated Bart Scott
1:50:05
was highly overrated that way. Yeah.
1:50:08
Can't wait, yeah, I would, I couldn't wait either after they
1:50:11
came in for a while, still use it.
1:50:14
I remember that game because the last thing I can remember is
1:50:16
Braylon Edwards making back for doing backflips after beating
1:50:20
the New England Patriots. Okay.
1:50:21
And then, and then he got smushed.
1:50:24
Oh, yeah. It would just make me sick to my
1:50:26
stomach. I just and then and then they
1:50:29
bring San Antonio homes after that.
1:50:30
And, and that was up. Absolute debacle.
1:50:33
Thank you to the New York Jets, but I had been listening.
1:50:36
I'm a Browns fan, man. I got it worse than you.
1:50:38
So stop are you don't even act. Like I heard Sanders stop.
1:50:42
Killing the kid, the Ravens. Oh, The safety and foot.
1:50:48
Oh stop the Raven out. Just one of the worst defenses
1:50:50
in the league right now. Get out of here, pull over
1:50:54
that's three over the last four games, they've been a top five,
1:50:56
they're still one of the worst defense in the league and they
1:51:00
have a lot of deficiency and you're not gonna tell me she
1:51:02
should doors. And there's was that deer, and
1:51:04
the headlights in that game, man, I could have been in that
1:51:08
pocket making better Frozen. He was, I mean, yeah, I honestly
1:51:15
Are you could you even see over the line?
1:51:17
Bobby, Russell Wilson, go Russell Wilson, go Russell,
1:51:21
Wilson's, Five, Ten, I mean, come on, stop, stop with this
1:51:25
crap. Danny Russell, Wilson wears
1:51:27
inserts to be six one. Yeah, well, Russell limited
1:51:30
height. Russell Wilson.
1:51:31
Also evidence that Russell Wilson.
1:51:33
Also shoves his thumb up his ass before they gain.
1:51:35
I will cares. I mean seriously, I mean that I
1:51:40
the fact he is and, and to go back to go back to that argument
1:51:44
on shedeur Sanders, I to me, it doesn't matter what he has done
1:51:50
in the game, it matters what he does after the game and what he
1:51:54
did have to the game was he should have gotten up like a
1:51:57
professional does and go to the middle of the field and and, and
1:52:01
go and shake the other quarterback's hand instead, he
1:52:04
sitting on the bench, pouting with his hand on his head.
1:52:07
Okay, I to me, you know what he did in the locker room though.
1:52:12
Yeah, I saw what he did in a locker room.
1:52:13
I understand What he did and he ended in the in the Press stop
1:52:18
at the press conference. He said, oh, I got to be better.
1:52:20
I gotta be better. How about at the end of the day?
1:52:23
He's a fifth round pick. Oh, stop it.
1:52:25
Now stop, I don't care. He was considered a first round
1:52:29
Talent game. Again, it was no like I agree
1:52:33
with you though. If next week, he pulls a Dillon
1:52:36
Gabriel, then I agree with you experiment.
1:52:39
Might be over real quick with the fancy because the fancy does
1:52:42
not want him to fancy. Did not want him.
1:52:44
That was an ownership decision. That was what it was Dillon
1:52:48
Gabriel was awful though. Let's just be real Dylan
1:52:50
Gabriel's awful. So it's hard because their
1:52:53
defense is so good. That they're not going to get
1:52:56
top three pick. Like, they're going to beat bad
1:52:59
teams, just because Myles Garrett is literally the
1:53:01
greatest defensive player of all time, like, that's literally
1:53:04
damn good. He's pretty damn good.
1:53:06
I think he deserves you. Imagine him on the Giants know,
1:53:08
be it like Michael a better Michael Strahan.
1:53:11
Like in the Giants would be a playoff team.
1:53:12
I think him on any team in the AFC, or on the AFC rounds are
1:53:19
gonna have Defensive Player of the Year and Defensive Rookie of
1:53:21
the Year to be able to win team. And and the Jim Thorpe Award
1:53:25
winner too. Yeah, I think it's crazy Denzel
1:53:28
Ward. It just tells you why.
1:53:29
I mean think about it. The Jets had the Rookie of the
1:53:32
Year defensively and Ricky of the offensively and they didn't
1:53:35
even sniff the playoffs. They didn't even sniff five
1:53:37
games five wins. I mean so yeah, that's a whole
1:53:42
nother story but before we let you go and I this you love
1:53:46
shedeur or your backing up shoulder Sanders on just 50 50.
1:53:50
Well, that's all right. I don't think he's special.
1:53:54
I don't think he's Elway. I don't think he's in my home's.
1:53:56
I don't think he's even Matt Ryan, but, you know, let's see.
1:54:00
It doesn't get worse than, what? Dillon, Gabriel you want me to
1:54:04
tell you why? I think he is.
1:54:05
He's Christian Hackenberg. Hey, can I can I throw can I
1:54:11
throw a prediction out real quick?
1:54:15
we see massage Watson by the end of the That's a good one.
1:54:21
Massage Watson on the fielder in the facility on the field.
1:54:25
Starting a game for the Cleveland Browns.
1:54:27
I love it. That's how that is how desperate
1:54:30
the Browns are going to be. They're going to call massage
1:54:32
and say, Sir, would you mind coming and playing a game for
1:54:39
us, please? We're paying you 180 million
1:54:42
dollars. Would you mind playing one game
1:54:45
for us? We just need one.
1:54:49
He'd probably go ball out too bro.
1:54:52
He throw for 300 and three tuddies all day.
1:54:54
We'd be like, oh, massage Watson.
1:55:02
But I love it. I love it.
1:55:04
I gotta say that I mentioned this a few weeks ago.
1:55:07
We have a final segment. What's that smell?
1:55:09
We always take make fun of something.
1:55:10
At the end of the show like three weeks ago, I was saying
1:55:12
there was a report to Shawn Watson wants to be part of the
1:55:14
next head coaching search that? That's, that is clickbait, no
1:55:20
way, no way. That's like I I will say marks
1:55:25
would never listen to but massage Watson about basketball.
1:55:28
Like what do we do? Say, hey, how much would you
1:55:37
guys like to have Kenny Atkinson back right now?
1:55:39
Jesus. I like him on the next.
1:55:41
He's killing it. Yeah, I know it, right?
1:55:45
I love Kenny and he's a long island native.
1:55:47
So I really am on all the time him.
1:55:50
There's a lot of good coaches from Long Island and the New
1:55:53
York area. So I, you know.
1:55:54
Yep. Yeah, Pitino God.
1:55:57
Hey, John's doing great, a lot of people think they're a final
1:56:01
four team, we'll see. I mean, Their offense is a lot
1:56:03
better than they were last year. So if they have any kind of
1:56:06
offense in that tournament, I definitely going to be an Elite
1:56:09
80. I love them and I'm gonna go,
1:56:11
I'm actually invited to go see a Saint John's game and those
1:56:15
games are sold out. So to get at MSG or at Saint
1:56:18
John Saint John's. So they play like half their
1:56:21
games at MSG, I think don't. Yep.
1:56:22
They do, they do, I went to, I went to Saint John's shit.
1:56:26
What was it? Sorry I swore my bad guys,
1:56:28
that's all right and I mean come on your damn Purcell.
1:56:32
I mean yeah you're you're the massage man.
1:56:35
Where did the Johnny play at? Uh, they the Saint John's, they
1:56:41
the university they have, they have, they have a basketball.
1:56:44
Oh, it's on. It's a smaller.
1:56:45
Yeah, like Hoosiers. Yeah, like very it's small.
1:56:49
And it's like Hoosiers and they can't build out the gym from
1:56:52
what I understand, how they can because there's no land.
1:56:54
Like the city won't let him do it, because there's no word to
1:56:56
like move it. So, it makes sense.
1:56:58
If they're trying to get the Manhattan and Brooklyn people to
1:57:01
be Johnny fans to play at MSG because they can just play, you
1:57:05
know, they can just take the train and, you know, get off and
1:57:07
be there. So, obviously, I'm talking to
1:57:09
people in New York, you know how to get there.
1:57:11
You know what I'm talking about? I've talked to people that
1:57:13
aren't from New York. So, listen.
1:57:14
I have to explain, you could take the train, the only thing.
1:57:17
The only thing that sucks about going to Saint John's game and
1:57:20
yes, like he was saying, there's really no where to sit and it's
1:57:24
very hard to get. You have to cram yourself into
1:57:27
that gym but finding a parking spot is the worst off of there.
1:57:31
It is. There's no you can't take a
1:57:34
train there, you know, like you can't get a train, you know, if
1:57:37
you have to like the trains like Miles away or three miles away
1:57:40
or three miles away and even taking a Subway, you're still
1:57:43
going to be a two and a half mile away.
1:57:45
So, it's impossible. It's hard to get out now, you
1:57:48
know what, you get it, you gotta get electric scooter, that's You
1:57:53
get an electric scooter or one of those bikes.
1:57:56
There was a motorbike you live in that you're taking electric
1:57:58
scooters and Saint John's. Listen, I mean, all you do is
1:58:02
see people with those electric scooters.
1:58:04
Now it's specially in Manhattan, I mean, on our campus here,
1:58:09
that's all you see. Yeah, for real.
1:58:11
Yeah, there are all over the place now over here in New York,
1:58:14
not a New Orleans. That's not a thing here.
1:58:16
Oh, shameful shameful. Well, listen.
1:58:19
You don't have to deal with Kelly anymore.
1:58:20
So you're good boy. Talk about it.
1:58:24
That's a whole nother segment for a whole other.
1:58:26
Well, massage Watson might be hanging out with Brian Kelly.
1:58:33
I mean, he's got the money. I bet you I bet you they're
1:58:36
boys. Ah, they got Brian's Brian's,
1:58:40
you know, massaging himself. And he's got, you know, a bunch
1:58:44
of Chinese women doing it for him too. 57 million dollars
1:58:47
richer, you know. So there you go, he doesn't have
1:58:50
to work anymore alive. What a hole isn't that?
1:58:52
It's fine. Absolutely.
1:58:53
Anyways, just don't tell Rick Pitino, he might get involved
1:58:56
about again. So Danny, we got to get you on
1:58:58
the show a little bit more often because you are fantastic.
1:59:00
And thank you. That's very kind.
1:59:02
I think that's what it. Yeah.
1:59:04
Well, that's you. Definitely, you don't, I'll make
1:59:07
you a bet when he leaves and get you off these days.
1:59:09
We love you. We'd love to get you back on
1:59:11
again because it's the same thing.
1:59:12
He says to everybody. No, I don't.
1:59:13
I don't say that. We love you can't wait to get
1:59:20
you back on again. First of all right, a guy who
1:59:23
jobs New York more than me. That's not from New York has
1:59:26
never lived in New York. What has been their millions of
1:59:29
time? Job is longer?
1:59:30
I do not say that to everybody. I say that's a lot of people.
1:59:34
You forget about the guy. I want to attack the Jets then
1:59:36
they'll say, Your bit of a pain in the ass sometimes, but that's
1:59:40
true, but you have to understand where Kindred Spirits.
1:59:44
I'm a brown guy. He's a jet ski.
1:59:46
There's a kindred spirit of understanding each other, and
1:59:49
how we feel every Sunday. Yeah, it's called suck.
1:59:51
That's what it called. That's what it calls.
1:59:53
Its called. Are we drinking the bleach or
1:59:55
not? Now I I'm definitely not.
1:59:57
I'm not drinking the bleach or nuts.
2:00:00
That's something that massage Watson would be doing, only
2:00:06
female? Well, I don't know, I don't
2:00:09
know. We might hear some more things
2:00:12
after his career is over. He's got a whole book to write
2:00:14
and anyways, dad like I said, we love you.
2:00:18
I want to get you on a lot more sooner than usual.
2:00:20
How about getting you on before the tournaments?
2:00:23
I mean, obviously the the NCAA tournament is the best.
2:00:27
It's the best time of year. March Madness.
2:00:30
Let's get you on. Let's let's get you on for the
2:00:32
whole show and we'll talk college basketball.
2:00:34
How about that? I love it.
2:00:36
That sounds great. And the draft don't forget to
2:00:38
draft 26 draft. Listen I might be on will
2:00:42
definitely have to do something before the draft because draft
2:00:44
night is going to be crazy for me.
2:00:45
Well I know before we should definitely do it but why don't
2:00:48
we why don't we go to the drafts?
2:00:49
How about that? How about that?
2:00:51
Sounds great. I think we all should go to the
2:00:53
draft this year. Um, Barclays.
2:00:56
Barclays. Yes.
2:00:57
Well, that definitely go. Why don't you come out here?
2:00:59
Absolutely, let's all go. I'm ready.
2:01:01
Let's Delights is on the lights on and, you know, job is bold
2:01:05
head with the reflection of a job, is bald head is on.
2:01:08
We're all ready to go. I can.
2:01:10
Oh, what's the net? Celebrate the draft eventually
2:01:13
stopped out trade, those guys in three years.
2:01:15
He tasted himself as he always says, anyways or another tow
2:01:19
job. There is a toe job or that one
2:01:22
over like a farting shirt. Anyways, again like I said we
2:01:25
love you and let's get you on a lot sooner because it's been a
2:01:29
year man. It's been a long time and now
2:01:31
you're doing college basketball, what's up with that?
2:01:34
But I mean, you should be running your own organization.
2:01:37
And then hiring up. I'm the president of scout
2:01:40
Central like we we contract with NBA teams to bring him
2:01:44
information on. All right, so there you go.
2:01:47
Danny is rollin with the homies as we all know Roland really
2:01:53
good people in the league. So remember, clueless, remember
2:01:55
what was the clue? Roland with the homies, the guy.
2:01:59
Oh yeah. Do that one time, that one time?
2:02:01
That's 30 years ago? Yeah, I'm an old man.
2:02:04
Man, we're getting up there in age Danny.
2:02:06
I mean, Millennials, bro, we had a good.
2:02:08
Yeah, we did. We did this this garbage.
2:02:10
That's on television. Now is just I want to throw up.
2:02:13
I want to hurl as we all say but I'm almost done watching brain
2:02:17
rot right? Eight year old.
2:02:22
That's what it's called. Well Google it.
2:02:24
It's called brain Rod. It's cool.
2:02:26
It's Well, guess what? November 26th is stranger
2:02:30
things. So there you go.
2:02:31
I mean, it's right around the corner.
2:02:33
I'm sure everybody's excited for that.
2:02:35
Not job up, but all of us. Yeah, job is shaking his head.
2:02:39
It's raining Roth. The combined show about what he
2:02:41
said and Jimmy Haslam's brains, as long as she's using, dude,
2:02:45
wife and taking care of my two hole.
2:02:46
I'm good daddy. Just walk into this.
2:02:57
This conversation went from the Boozer twins to do, what makes
2:03:05
my pecker hard. I gave a booty.
2:03:11
I'll let you lick my butt. Are you guys?
2:03:18
Okay, is everyone okay over there?
2:03:20
I've got one getting to our. What is this?
2:03:22
Our three, I got one for you. I got one for you.
2:03:24
I had to take a shet. Anyways, Danny, we love you.
2:03:30
Thank you, I will talk to you soon, buddy.
2:03:33
All right, I appreciate you guys.
2:03:34
We'll see you all later. Danny Purcell, Dan Purcell, but
2:03:38
I can't, I think it flows better.
2:03:40
It rolls off the tongue. Speedy doesn't roll off your
2:03:44
tongue. You never does but it definitely
2:03:46
rolls off my tongue anyways. Let's go into see if you're
2:03:49
tears, mom. What's one thing that you can't
2:03:53
talk to me about my sexual fantasy?
2:03:55
He's not ideal. But if it's what it is, not
2:04:01
ideal, but if it's not ideal, but if it is what he you, save
2:04:15
your tear Welcome back to see your tears.
2:04:20
This is everyone's favorite game.
2:04:22
We are gonna go through the results once again in week 11.
2:04:25
Here we go. And it is a another win.
2:04:31
For Speedy peedy wow, Speedy took it down, it was a low
2:04:37
scoring, a fair across the board.
2:04:40
We had to fill in RJ Harvey for everyone.
2:04:43
Took JK Dobbins in this one because he's out for the season.
2:04:47
I didn't really make a difference.
2:04:49
Chase Brown was the best running back that anyone picked no one
2:04:52
did well? A quarterback.
2:04:53
I guess my Homestead. The best put in the second
2:04:56
place, Nathan in. Save your tears.
2:05:00
Not enough tonight though. Breaking news.
2:05:02
A lot of hot ladies, Didn't get it done.
2:05:05
No one got over 10 points. That receiver smell my ass.
2:05:12
Bagel. Edges out job.
2:05:17
For third place. Get into that.
2:05:22
Title. You want to jerk me off?
2:05:24
So here we go. Last place goes first, last
2:05:28
place tonight. Giving Speedy his compliment
2:05:30
course Tommy poops. All right, Mr. Speedy, peedy,
2:05:34
man. I mean, I feel like you've been
2:05:37
winning so much recently that I'm gonna say once again, are we
2:05:41
really even surprised? I mean, you are the man, when it
2:05:43
comes to analytics statistics and really, you're about to put
2:05:47
in the whooping on me right now in fantasy.
2:05:49
But hey, honestly, I couldn't be happier that it was you it's you
2:05:53
right now holding the rain for really yum.
2:05:55
Yum, very dominant rain this past like month and a half.
2:05:58
I would say so congratulations. You're the man girl behind pass
2:06:03
liquor. Keep on doing it.
2:06:06
All right. Moving on my endo.
2:06:11
Speedy. Great job again.
2:06:13
It feels like a compliment to you every week at this point.
2:06:15
You do so much work. Here, you could work for me and
2:06:19
helping me out. I mean, they say the moments are
2:06:22
able wins, you know, in any situation.
2:06:25
And that's that's what you did. This week, very low scoring Week
2:06:28
deals. Just, you know, just the right
2:06:31
picks in every situation there, he'll just pull up once again.
2:06:35
Well, done sir, how could you? Stick it.
2:06:53
Speedy got that ball bag. In the standings, like one of
2:07:00
those Arrow. I'm putting you on a leash now.
2:07:03
took Nathan and said, you know what, you wear the leash in, I
2:07:08
want to hurt melons Oh my God. I know nothing wants Brittany
2:07:16
too. I need Brittany also.
2:07:21
What a great job speeding. I got to go back off now.
2:07:26
All right. Next, is there a Marcs?
2:07:30
Oh, it's Java job. Is that?
2:07:32
No I oh yeah. Speedy.
2:07:38
It's It's redundant. But yeah, it's obviously right
2:07:45
to the top and Do it again and diarrhea about you next time?
2:07:52
Let me go after you so I can actually get in some points.
2:07:56
Maybe I don't think your advice. So, I'm not even, I'm not even
2:08:01
in the wedding party. The last time I got to go first,
2:08:06
I went well shit, man. I'm just gonna have to give me.
2:08:12
You're gonna have to give it to me in the chat, so I know my
2:08:16
father's first one in here. So, or back, it's gonna keep
2:08:19
looking up to you Speedy for. I looked all of the things when
2:08:23
it comes to winning at something because All right, the string
2:08:31
cheese. Serial killer himself is up
2:08:33
next. He's a cry baby.
2:08:35
Oh, all right. Well, besides Speedy's mistakes
2:08:39
which quite a few of them every single day, you know, speed is.
2:08:43
Uh, yeah, that's I'm trying to be nice here as we all say.
2:08:47
He's been my right hand person really, over the last 10 years,
2:08:52
he's worked with me for such a long time and all the work in
2:08:57
Dedication that he's been involved with with the show and
2:09:00
the product that we've been doing it, I would say about 70%
2:09:04
is all him. So his work ethic when he is on
2:09:09
his game is impeccable. So I I respect his his
2:09:14
knowledge, his knowledge is one of the best I've ever seen.
2:09:17
And when we argue about sports in my car, when I'm driving home
2:09:22
with him, and we're going back and forth with other things,
2:09:25
it's nothing more than just comedy at its fullest.
2:09:29
So, Speedy is a unique individual.
2:09:32
That has a word for everything and an answer for many.
2:09:37
So that's Speedy. If it's laughing because he
2:09:40
knows about the other things. He takes himself, but nothing
2:09:48
finish it off. Well, it seems like me and
2:09:50
Speedy battle it out every week for savior tears, without my
2:09:53
ass. You beat me.
2:09:55
He beat me out this time and he, he's been beating me and fantasy
2:09:59
too. A couple times like the streaks
2:10:00
in my riches. I just want to say great, it's
2:10:04
great working with you, you always kill it behind the scenes
2:10:07
as well, great job as a coach on the show.
2:10:10
I always had been following you guys for a while before I joined
2:10:13
you guys. So keep it up, Speedy.
2:10:15
You're the best and I hope not like I said, great work with you
2:10:19
now. Nothing.
2:10:20
Can you can you do? Can you put push Brian shot him
2:10:23
heard to get CDL and 12 more points so I can win in the beef
2:10:25
League, what? All right, guys, that save your
2:10:34
tears. We will play week 12 on
2:10:36
Wednesday. There you go.
2:10:38
Speaking of winning. There's a guy that wins his
2:10:42
yeah, third in four years. Ladies and gentlemen, the
2:10:46
Yankees Captain Alpha there. Aaron judge was named the 2025
2:10:52
American League and VP on Thursday.
2:10:55
It is his third MVP in just four years.
2:10:59
He's the 13th player and MLB history.
2:11:02
And the fourth Yankee to win. Three, or more nvps.
2:11:07
It was a tight race as judge received 17.
2:11:11
First place, votes to Seattle's catcher Cal Raleigh, who got 13,
2:11:16
the two also. Split, all of the second place
2:11:20
votes, Guardians, third, baseman, Jose Ramirez finished a
2:11:24
distant third despite Raleigh 60.
2:11:27
Home runs and 125. RBIs judge LED Raleigh in, every
2:11:33
other important category or offensively many voted for
2:11:37
Raleigh due to his ability and his ability to defensively play,
2:11:42
the catcher position and demand and important of position both
2:11:47
defensively and to the pitching staff.
2:11:51
Those sentiments were not enough.
2:11:55
However, as judge with 53 home runs this year, all she became
2:12:00
just the fourth. Player in MLB history with four
2:12:04
different seasons of 50 or more home runs.
2:12:08
He became the fifth player since 1961 to lead the league in
2:12:13
batting average slugging percentage and on base
2:12:16
percentage in a single season. He also intentionally walked and
2:12:23
American League record 36 times. A lot of people would say this
2:12:29
was a Barry bond season for The one and only Aaron judge, it is
2:12:34
an amazing season with a lot of ups and downs and I say, ups and
2:12:39
downs. Because Aaron judge in the
2:12:41
beginning of the season was a world beater.
2:12:43
He was averaging 400 for almost two months.
2:12:47
Probably the longest streak we've seen in about 25 years and
2:12:52
the importance of who he is and what he does in a lineup that
2:12:58
could get so cold. Really.
2:13:00
At any point of the season shows you how important he is to align
2:13:05
up. He he is the indictment of nvp,
2:13:10
most valuable player to your team when you think about Kyle.
2:13:15
And I'm not taking it away from Colorado, and what he's done
2:13:17
defensively as a catcher, as he helps a pen and and in the
2:13:24
rotation and what he could do on a field, he's a switch hitter.
2:13:27
We haven't seen a switch-hitter this good and hitting as many
2:13:30
home runs. It's Mickey Mantle I I love him
2:13:33
as a person. I, I love the fact after after
2:13:37
finding out that Aaron judge won the MVP.
2:13:40
He posted up on social media. Congratulations to judge one of
2:13:44
the best players in the league and he gave them all his props.
2:13:46
And that shows you the type of person Cal rally is.
2:13:49
I I'm not surprised that Aaron judge won because this is really
2:13:54
a competition from the national league to the American League.
2:13:56
I think that you best players in the world is Aaron, judge, and
2:14:00
Sheila Tani. I think we will continue to
2:14:03
argue that all the way through for the next three to four years
2:14:06
because these guys are that much better than everybody else but
2:14:10
what makes this feat so interesting and so crazy.
2:14:16
It's really the fact of these numbers from 1961, think about
2:14:20
it. So to have the best batting
2:14:22
average, the best slugging percentage in on base
2:14:25
percentage, in a single season to have something like this for
2:14:29
over. Almost what it's got to be about
2:14:31
70 years. Since we've seen a player do
2:14:34
this, that to me won him, the MVP.
2:14:37
I you could take away. What everybody thinks about Cal
2:14:41
Raleigh is as a defensive player and as a catcher and as a switch
2:14:45
hitter to lead the league in numbers and and when you look at
2:14:49
the statistics that the analytics they put together and
2:14:53
baseball, really tries to Johnny tries to build up through
2:14:57
mimicking from decade, after decade, after decade, Aaron
2:15:02
judge speaks highly of what he is as a number is player and
2:15:07
highly as a leader. I think he's the greatest
2:15:09
leader. We've seen the Yankees have, I
2:15:11
don't know. Derek Jeter, personally, I don't
2:15:13
know how he was in a locker room.
2:15:15
I Have heard over the over the years, that as good as Derek.
2:15:19
Jeter, was, as a leader, Alex Rodriguez was just as good a
2:15:22
leader in the locker room for the Yankees now, I don't know if
2:15:25
that's true but that's what I've heard through ex players that
2:15:27
we've talked to What Aaron judge does for the Yankees, is to me,
2:15:33
everything for who the Yankees are, and what the Yankees stand
2:15:36
for now. And you can say whatever you
2:15:38
want, Aaron judge took less money to stay with the Yankees.
2:15:41
He could have went to play for the Giants.
2:15:43
He could have, he could have played for San Francisco.
2:15:45
I'm not sure. But I think he's from the San
2:15:47
Francisco area, he could have went to play for his home team.
2:15:50
His parents going to every single one of his home games,
2:15:53
but he Fresno State. I, I don't know, I, I thought
2:15:57
he's from so he, yeah, so I might, my thought here is, is
2:16:02
that Aaron judge chose the Yankees and he wanted to be a
2:16:06
Yankee for life, and he wanted to be in Pinstripes for life,
2:16:08
and he knew the pressures of being here and what he needed to
2:16:12
do to lead this team. He hasn't won a championship and
2:16:14
he his career could lead towards not winning a championship.
2:16:18
But right now, at 33 years old, this man is in, my eyes has been
2:16:24
the best player in the league for three years.
2:16:26
I don't think you can argue the numbers.
2:16:29
And everybody says every single year about this guy, how do you
2:16:32
beat the year before? How do you beat the year before?
2:16:34
And it seems like every single year, he shows everybody why he
2:16:39
is so special. Not only to the Yankees
2:16:42
organization to baseball internationally.
2:16:44
It goes to autonomy but what it is and what it stands for to be
2:16:48
in Pinstripes and to play in New York and take the pressures of
2:16:51
New York and what he did in the playoffs this year hitting 500
2:16:54
when he was the only way to hitting in the playoffs says a
2:16:59
great deal of who he is as a person.
2:17:00
And as a leader, congratulations to Kyle Rowley, I'm not going to
2:17:04
take anything away from it. If Aaron judge was not Aaron
2:17:08
judge, Kyle Rowley runs away with the nvp.
2:17:12
I don't even think you could argue that, but what Aaron judge
2:17:15
is done in the last 40 years is remarkable.
2:17:18
And I don't know how you beat this year and go into another
2:17:22
season where you could say well, try to beat that Aaron.
2:17:25
I and his, if there's anybody that can go into a Season.
2:17:29
And you can believe that he is going to beat out what he did
2:17:32
the year before. It's our judge, it's a
2:17:35
remarkable remarkable feat. And I, I'm not doing this as a
2:17:38
Yankee fan and I, honestly, anybody that knows me.
2:17:41
My favorite player on the Yankees is not Aaron judge.
2:17:44
So it says a lot about what I think of the Superstar players.
2:17:48
This guy is everything to what it is to be a New York, Yankee
2:17:54
everything to be a New York Yankee, say whatever you want.
2:17:57
You want to hate the Yankees organization as they call them,
2:18:01
the evil empire. This team has not been the evil
2:18:05
empire since then the the late 90s and early 2000s, the Yankees
2:18:10
need something to draw to be a draw.
2:18:12
And this guy is the draw for the Yankees and and I think it's
2:18:17
well deserved congratulations to Aaron judge.
2:18:19
Well, deserves season. I don't think there's anybody.
2:18:22
I could take away The Sensational year he had.
2:18:24
Yeah, you reference to the beginning of the of your of your
2:18:28
take of the closest thing with a Barry Bonds tight season because
2:18:31
you're not gonna have that kind of thing.
2:18:32
In terms of total home runs in the post steroid era, unless the
2:18:36
guy making Star Wars. But again Aaron judge has as
2:18:39
complete of a hitting season as you can have on.
2:18:41
You lead in 11 offensive statistics and like You said
2:18:44
going back all the way to 1961. That's right.
2:18:46
At the start of MLB expansion like that is considered the 50s
2:18:50
and the 60s in terms of the quality of play is considered
2:18:53
the the toughest era for pitching.
2:18:55
So isn't that the last time Cleveland actually won a
2:18:57
championship? That was 1948.
2:19:00
I'm just saying. I mean when you think about it
2:19:03
it's been a long time. Yeah.
2:19:05
And Cody, I wasn't making fun of the Guardians.
2:19:08
I'm just trying to be. So you're judging, you're
2:19:10
judging him match up with some of the best home run hitting
2:19:13
Seasons. The best complete all around
2:19:15
seasons of that time. Now, you're judging into Yankee
2:19:17
sister, he becomes one of four guys to have four different 50
2:19:21
home, run seasons and name those guys.
2:19:23
Yeah, it was, it was Yogi Berra. It was, it was Joe DiMaggio and
2:19:26
it was Luke Eric and You are, who is a manual babari.
2:19:31
We had him on the show was mentioning that he wasn't sure
2:19:34
if they could have with the length of the contract.
2:19:35
He's gonna have that same kind of thing and I worry about the
2:19:37
time not from 40 million a year for nine years.
2:19:40
I worry about the contract at the time too.
2:19:41
If you could have lasted, the injuries that he was having and
2:19:44
every single year he continues to get better and better in
2:19:47
those areas. And the other thing he's gotten
2:19:49
better at two, is his Chase rate is not as high, either as what
2:19:51
it was in the beginning of his career.
2:19:52
That makes him a really, really tough out in this lineup to get
2:19:55
that on base percentage up, too. That makes it a really
2:19:58
all-around. I just amazing season for what
2:20:00
Aaron and you can't pitch around this guy.
2:20:02
He is, he's six foot. Eight 280 pounds of muscle.
2:20:06
You could pitch on the outside, you could pitch on the inside
2:20:09
you could, I mean look what the look at, what the Blue Jays did
2:20:14
in that series. They tried to pitch inside on
2:20:17
his hands, and what did he do? He pulled the ball at 100 miles
2:20:20
per hour, right off the pole? I mean, that's just shows you
2:20:24
what type of player he is and how special he really is for the
2:20:28
Yankees. And really For baseball without
2:20:30
him. I know everybody keeps talking
2:20:31
about what Shea ohtani does without a guy in the American
2:20:34
League as good as Aaron judge. It takes away the, the stardom
2:20:39
that we've seen over the years that baseball is brought to the
2:20:42
Forefront. I think I having a guy in the
2:20:45
National League, like Otani and having a guy in the American
2:20:48
League like Aaron judge, and both on different sides of the
2:20:51
world, one right in New York in the other one in La.
2:20:54
That's it. That's what makes baseball crazy
2:20:57
right now and special. Yeah, I was gonna mention that.
2:21:00
The two biggest markets, you could be, you can Market the
2:21:02
Yankees and the Dodgers who won current New York team in one
2:21:06
former New York team moving La. Don't say that to anybody.
2:21:09
No, I know, but it's still like that kind of rivalry especially
2:21:13
when they played in the World Series.
2:21:14
They, they've been competing with MVPs in the past, judge
2:21:16
judge, know Tony. We're neck and neck in 2022.
2:21:19
They gave us a judge and again, they've been closed in a lot of
2:21:22
other races too, and that really brings it, but judges a
2:21:25
different type of player than no tiny too, where he breathing as
2:21:27
a, like, a rocky was bringing the Vibe as a big six foot seven
2:21:30
guy, too, and his impact on baseball is really
2:21:32
insurmountable, and now this type of year topping it off is
2:21:35
just fantastic. Yeah, I mean, it was people were
2:21:38
like, oh, it's a lot closer and I thought it didn't surprise me.
2:21:43
It it almost a coin MVP the first time in over 20 years.
2:21:46
But in something that I really thought was interesting.
2:21:49
I don't know if you guys heard it or paid attention or
2:21:52
whatever. But Dan, Patrick brought this up
2:21:54
and I thought it was really interesting.
2:21:56
He goes, what if it was switched?
2:21:57
What if cow was in New York and Aaron was in Seattle?
2:22:02
How different would it be? And I think that's a very, very
2:22:05
good point that that they brought up in it definitely
2:22:09
changes things for sure. But they're, they're two great
2:22:14
years. Historically that go down for
2:22:17
two completely different reasons, right?
2:22:20
And obviously one person got the award.
2:22:24
Do I think it should have been if it was a co-ed VP type B
2:22:28
year? Yeah, I mean it wouldn't have
2:22:31
nobody would have been butt hurt.
2:22:32
Nobody would have been like oh yeah.
2:22:35
I mean obviously people are going to look at it from both
2:22:38
perspectives and and either a greater disagree but if it did
2:22:42
happen people weren't going to be up in arms and like holy
2:22:45
crap, you know. It's like we need to.
2:22:46
We need to recount like whatever.
2:22:48
But yeah, I think it was just somebody had to win.
2:22:52
It was unbelievable years by both in to to both of their
2:22:57
credits. I mean, obviously great
2:22:59
ambassadors of the game. Two good, dude, don't know
2:23:03
either of them. But everybody that I've talked
2:23:05
to said, they're just great people, which, you know,
2:23:07
obviously it's more important than anything you'll ever do on
2:23:10
a baseball field. So, baseball's a good spot with
2:23:13
those guys being able to, and obviously, they represent USA.
2:23:18
So that'll be, that'll be fun. But yeah, just it's gonna be a
2:23:22
year. Where you're gonna remember?
2:23:24
Both of these. Obviously, you're gonna
2:23:26
remember, judge getting the MVP, but you're not gonna Miss like
2:23:31
we can talk about it all the time who who came in second last
2:23:34
year. you know, it's It's one of those Seasons where you're not
2:23:39
going to forget it like others and then Jose Ramirez is his
2:23:43
kind of the, he's just always the other one.
2:23:48
There's only been four players in history.
2:23:50
They're all Hall of Famers and and at third base and Hozier.
2:23:54
Mars is is Loki. Probably if he continues down
2:23:58
this road is a Hall of Famer. Yeah.
2:24:01
Because everybody that is been in his situation and done what
2:24:04
he's done, they're all Hall of Famers, and there's only been
2:24:07
three, others besides him in the history of baseball, to do what
2:24:10
he's done. And it's just, it's, he's at,
2:24:13
he, he's playing a wrong time. When somebody is really, really
2:24:16
good and continues to get better over time.
2:24:21
Will we will? We see how his career?
2:24:25
Unfold. As far as he's still going to
2:24:27
play the album. Speaking of Judge, is how much
2:24:29
longer does he play? The Outfield do?
2:24:31
They do they try a thing at first?
2:24:33
Or do they move him straight to DH?
2:24:34
Father, time doesn't lose. So a body that big and a man
2:24:40
that has played as many games as he had.
2:24:42
And obviously there's been some years with some bad luck, right?
2:24:44
But I mean, he's answers the bell and as many games as he
2:24:49
can. So it'll be interesting to see
2:24:51
and then obviously Cal from the other side.
2:24:52
It's like you know how how long can he do what he did.
2:24:56
I think it's just it's amazing what he did behind the plate
2:24:59
crazy no pass balls to be able to navigate you know 13
2:25:04
different and obviously the guys that are up and down but 13 of
2:25:07
your main guys trying to make sure that you keep them on their
2:25:10
peas and cues and It just two historically, great years that
2:25:15
this will be one that they go back and you will remember who
2:25:18
came in second and that's a lot to be said for, for where the
2:25:22
game of baseball is that I want to bring you back to Arrow when
2:25:26
we talked about Raleigh and judge.
2:25:27
The first time, I think it was right before, the All-Star break
2:25:30
when Raleigh was leading with the home runs as he went into
2:25:33
the Home, Run Derby. I said, He gonna have to get 62.
2:25:38
Home runs to be judge for the MVP and I think we decided at
2:25:44
the time that he'd probably wouldn't need to have 62 and
2:25:46
ended up at 60 and he got close. And I think that's the point
2:25:50
because the guy only hit 247 on top of all this stuff, I don't
2:25:54
know if there's been an MVP who sit under 250, to be honest with
2:25:58
you ever, I'm not sure I didn't, I didn't Google that, but I do
2:26:02
think if he hit 62 instead of 60, they give him the award, you
2:26:06
know, that would tie the American League record.
2:26:07
It still doesn't mean he had a better season than judge in my
2:26:10
opinion. I think that the stats that I
2:26:13
like to look at it's one of my favorite sets.
2:26:15
I know you hate the advanced analytics.
2:26:16
My favorite one is this w r c plus.
2:26:19
And basically, it's it 100 means you're an average player.
2:26:24
Like 100% that's average as it comes.
2:26:28
Judges, 221 this year. That means that he is 2.21 times
2:26:33
better than the average player in baseball.
2:26:37
Raleigh finished like a 1660 something.
2:26:40
That means judges 60% of a better hitter than Cal Raleigh
2:26:44
is, it wasn't particularly close in that metric and I know you
2:26:48
don't like War so much. No, it was better than him by a
2:26:51
whole War Point, as well. Despite the fact catchers are
2:26:55
more valuable position and I want to remind you, that judge
2:26:59
tour partially tore, his Tommy, John ligament, and his elbow and
2:27:03
had to miss time, and couldn't really throw and played in the
2:27:06
playoffs it out. Played his average drops.
2:27:09
It should have been around 3:50 but it dropped because he was
2:27:12
playing her. And it took him a while to get
2:27:15
to the point where he can get back and thankfully, he got back
2:27:17
in time for the playoffs. Unfortunately, the rest of the
2:27:20
team, wasn't there. I think what judges done is
2:27:22
being under sold? I don't think it should have
2:27:24
been that close. I think he was significantly
2:27:26
better than Raleigh this year, but you know, give Raleigh a lot
2:27:29
of credit. It was an amazing season.
2:27:31
It's just he's playing the same league as Aaron judge.
2:27:34
I I think the average view Cal Raleigh hit higher than the
2:27:37
league average overall averages 245.
2:27:40
Yeah I'm I don't think anybody's taking away how good Cal Rally's
2:27:44
been. I mean, I'm not taking away from
2:27:46
him if he won I would have said or it was a it was a
2:28:34
When we talk about nvp, okay? And I'm not saying show, Tony
2:28:38
isn't the best player in the National League.
2:28:40
I would, I would absolutely say that he is.
2:28:44
What I look at sharing, he's playing for a whole world team.
2:28:47
The team is unbelievable. He doesn't have to pitch because
2:28:51
he's got Yamamoto on that roster.
2:28:53
He doesn't have to hit because he got free, men and Mookie
2:28:56
Betts on that roster, and other guys on that roster would Aaron
2:29:00
judge does for that lineup. When we talk about most valuable
2:29:04
player is if he hits and he puts out if he's three for four or
2:29:11
three for five, there's a good chance.
2:29:13
The Yankees are going to win that game and that's because
2:29:15
what he does. He puts every picture in that
2:29:20
position to say well I could pitch around him, but if I pitch
2:29:24
around him or try to pitch around him, I still gonna be
2:29:26
chasing, he's still gonna try to hit the ball out of out of the
2:29:29
ballpark or he's trying to go try to pull it to the other side
2:29:32
of the side of the play, get, you know, so that side of the
2:29:34
the field. So what makes Aaron judge so
2:29:37
special is, you can't pitch around him.
2:29:39
He's six foot eight. He stands in a box where he just
2:29:42
completely dominates And I remember in the past, everybody
2:29:46
says, well, how do you get Aaron judge?
2:29:48
How do you get Aaron judge out? Well, you gotta pitch up high
2:29:50
and inside you can't do that to him anymore because he'll just
2:29:54
pull the ball, right? He did that.
2:29:56
Once if you look at his numbers on balls, right there, balls on
2:29:59
the inside, he was hitting less than 150.
2:30:01
Like he did it once and it just so happened to be in the
2:30:03
playoffs. Like let's not say he's the
2:30:05
greatest inside ball hit. I didn't say he's the greatest
2:30:07
but now he said you can't throw them there because he's gonna
2:30:10
pull it. No, he's not.
2:30:11
Well, it's amazing. He did though.
2:30:13
I think it was just like so bizarre that he pulled that
2:30:16
that's the pitch. That was like the statement of
2:30:19
that Java and Java. I'm gonna give you a little
2:30:21
shout out on this when we go into the season this year, and
2:30:24
he's one of the best at pulling those Bowls because it seems
2:30:27
like every single year he's trying to you.
2:30:30
It's less than less than 18 years old every year.
2:30:35
This guy. Finds a way.
2:30:37
Well, how is he going to be better?
2:30:38
How is he going to be better? And he finds something that he
2:30:41
wasn't good at and he gets better at.
2:30:43
I? What are you wrong?
2:30:45
I'm wrong. And what I'm what am I gonna do
2:30:48
when I was? I'm right.
2:30:49
I'm not gonna be alright. I promise you.
2:30:51
All right. Well, that's okay.
2:30:52
So but I want to ask you guys to this and in your talking about
2:30:55
these stats. So so why didn't judge when in
2:30:59
against altova? I would it's interesting because
2:31:03
I have cheated and now that's really more even more tainted
2:31:06
for that. I don't know if MLB wants to
2:31:08
give it to a rookie as much, which I never had a problem with
2:31:10
him giving him a first of all, first of all, the other awards
2:31:13
that he should have won that year.
2:31:15
A lot of people believe that's why I'm asking.
2:31:17
I I he should have. And and again at the time, I
2:31:21
mean l tuface, what? Five foot six?
2:31:23
I mean he was putting up these power numbers that we've never
2:31:26
seen on a small player put up. I mean I mean he was Muggsy
2:31:30
boats on a baseball field. Honestly, that's what he does
2:31:33
every year he's great. Nobody's taking away.
2:31:36
Way how good Jose Altuve is, and what he does for the lineup of
2:31:41
the the Astros. But that was the year.
2:31:43
Wasn't that the year? They were caught cheating and
2:31:46
and all that first year of the schedule is coming.
2:31:49
Yeah. So doesn't matter.
2:31:50
Doesn't matter know saying, like, could you imagine Java
2:31:54
could bulshit job. That's bulshit you asked some of
2:31:57
the greatest players that play this game.
2:31:59
They don't want to know the pitch.
2:32:02
Like they would rather not like knowing the pitch.
2:32:05
Sometimes is worse than not knowing trust interesting.
2:32:08
So why do it some people like some people, it's second when
2:32:11
you would relay signs. Some people like we have
2:32:14
everything, like we would literally have everything.
2:32:16
They're like, don't don't tell me.
2:32:17
I don't want to have a like Manny Ramirez.
2:32:20
They always said was a guest hitter, right?
2:32:21
I think it would help guys like that.
2:32:23
You know, that just looking for pitch, they know what pitch it
2:32:27
is. Now that they have, it's still
2:32:30
doesn't matter. I can throw a pitch right down
2:32:31
the middle and he missed. They're going to fail 70% of the
2:32:34
time. Like, and you have to remember
2:32:35
that. So, Even though they know the
2:32:37
pit, like it just amazes me when people are like, oh, he cheated.
2:32:40
Yeah. Okay.
2:32:41
He cheated, we all know what pitches like we don't know.
2:32:43
Sometimes when we're tipping and doing the same things, they
2:32:46
don't tell us till after they know exactly what we're doing
2:32:48
and I still got guys out. I just think like job you know
2:32:52
like you're right and they get out 70% of the time if there are
2:32:55
300 hitter, right? And I means they're a great
2:32:58
player if they get out 75% of the time.
2:33:00
That's 250 hitter right there. And there's still great nowadays
2:33:04
because we have average, by the way, I looked it up.
2:33:06
Ohtani 2507 was the lowest ever batting average for an MVP in
2:33:10
2021, but I don't think that really matters because to me,
2:33:14
like, if you can get an extra one or two percent job of maybe
2:33:19
32%, I don't fail. Now, I'm a 320 hitter and now
2:33:23
I've gotten enough of a marginal increase that guys throughout
2:33:26
Sports, you know, looking for that edge.
2:33:28
It gives out to VA and all five extra home runs.
2:33:32
It gives out of a 50. So why doesn't?
2:33:36
Buddy. So why do why do some of the
2:33:37
greatest players literally, like, like don't tell me if
2:33:41
that's the way, you know, that's why I'm asking you because like
2:33:43
I was like, you know, why do it that?
2:33:45
You know, if it's not if you don't think it's gonna help,
2:33:47
then it shouldn't be something you do.
2:33:49
I just figured they thought they thought it would help them.
2:33:51
All right. Fine.
2:33:53
If it doesn't really matter, if he knows the pitch or not, the
2:33:57
fact here is, if you would ask me, who is the MVP that year, I
2:34:01
would say, it was Aaron judge that.
2:34:03
And I'm not saying, because I'm a Yankee fan.
2:34:06
That was what Aaron judge is second year as a, it was a full
2:34:09
full year for. Yeah, for yeah, first full.
2:34:13
Yeah, it was his first full year and just putting up numbers like
2:34:15
that. I mean, that by itself is
2:34:17
incredible. And again in the American League
2:34:20
East, you're in the hardest division in sports.
2:34:22
I mean, everybody says the American League, I know it's
2:34:25
changed a little bit but the American League East is the best
2:34:28
in baseball. It always, is it really is.
2:34:31
And you're you're doing anything the American League is what East
2:34:34
where you're doing that against the Rays.
2:34:36
You're doing it against the the Red Sox.
2:34:39
I mean, this it's it's harder. It's harder to play in baseball
2:34:44
and to do the things that you're doing, but to do it the way he
2:34:47
was doing it at as a rookie. It's it's even more incredible.
2:34:51
So yeah, I guess you could go back and we could go back and
2:34:54
forth. I do believe, Aaron judge should
2:34:56
be a four-time nvp. And by the way, I want to, I
2:34:59
want to say something before we get, we move on because we got a
2:35:02
lot more to get into. I loved how close he is with his
2:35:07
family. And the way he brought his whole
2:35:10
family and he took it away from him, I don't know if anybody
2:35:13
noticed that the fact that they were interviewing and his whole
2:35:17
family, his his brother-in-laws, his his wife, his mother, and
2:35:22
father, his dogs were there. And how he took all the the
2:35:27
cameras away from himself just to speak about his family and
2:35:31
without his family, he wouldn't be here and how it was like to
2:35:35
be a high school player and a peewees, you know, young player
2:35:40
trying to hit people and talk about his growth as his
2:35:44
maturation as a baseball player and and to become a professional
2:35:48
athlete and to do what he's doing.
2:35:50
It was something of a dream and he says, this is a dream that
2:35:53
it's a long dream that came true and that's that's says a lot
2:35:58
about who Aaron judge. Is he took the spotlight
2:36:01
Spotlight off of himself and gave it to his family and I love
2:36:06
that about him and I just think that what he brings to the table
2:36:11
every single day, his leadership his personality, and, and what
2:36:16
it takes to be in Pinstripes and the pressure that you have to
2:36:20
take in job, but, you know, that when you're in Pinstripes, it's
2:36:23
a different kind of pressure. And he should have took that
2:36:27
mentality on that, that rock looking Halloween outfit, though
2:36:30
he was rocking. I saw that he could better fit
2:36:33
than that, though. I loved it.
2:36:36
He didn't have the fanny pack though.
2:36:38
I know, but it was. He had that rock Vibe.
2:36:41
I was like, man, I was I hopefully it comes out that he
2:36:44
did it like as a because that's hilarious.
2:36:46
If he got in the upper right hand corner of the screen, it
2:36:50
couldn't get the picture with the whole family but he got the
2:36:52
two puppies there. I mean judge is the man dude
2:36:55
like he's the best Yankee I've ever seen and I've seen
2:36:59
championship teams with championship players but as a
2:37:02
single skilled player, Talent wise.
2:37:06
He had his numbers. He's had four.
2:37:09
But three, Three Seasons or four seasons over. 200 WRC four
2:37:12
Avery. A rod never got over to 100.
2:37:17
I will say this and we got to move on but I will say this if
2:37:21
he start he continues on this trajectory even if he's not
2:37:26
going to hit he's not gonna break Babe.
2:37:29
Ruth's home run record and he's not gonna be as beloved as
2:37:33
Mickey Mantle was I'm gonna tell you because Mickey Mantle is
2:37:35
probably the most beloved Yankee of all time.
2:37:37
I don't care what anybody says he was you talk to you and the
2:37:41
most hated from. Yeah, but as far as the Yankee
2:37:43
fans are concerned. The first thing the old-timers
2:37:46
will say who's your favorite player.
2:37:47
Mickey Mantle, every single Yankee fan old Yankee fan that
2:37:51
I've met. I always ask him.
2:37:52
Like who's you Yogi? Bear is Mickey Mantle.
2:37:55
I mean, you asked Michael, Kay you asked anybody, anybody
2:37:59
that's Yankee fan. They'll tell you my Mickey Mouse
2:38:01
is their favorite, but I'm just saying he I'm just I'm I know we
2:38:06
got to move on but I'm afraid I'm afraid if he doesn't win his
2:38:10
legacy. So what I think so too.
2:38:12
I he's gotta win if he wins one championship and I think he
2:38:15
will. I think the Yankees will win a
2:38:17
championship. I don't think it's this year,
2:38:19
but I think it's coming and I I do believe that there's a big
2:38:24
trade that's going to happen very, very soon that could
2:38:27
change the trajectory that your jury of the New York Yankees.
2:38:31
So we'll see. There is a there's a good
2:38:34
chance. It could happen a lot sooner
2:38:35
than later and everybody knows who I'm talking about.
2:38:37
All right, lady and gentlemen, Speedy status of the week.
2:38:42
Thus feeding me. Well, you may run like me but
2:38:48
you hit like the way because they don't have tongues.
2:38:53
All right, so I'm gonna go into one fish.
2:38:56
You might like this one, it's you're being an offensive and
2:38:59
defensive line coach. Unblocked sacks is something
2:39:03
that is the theme this week. They were mentioning it during
2:39:05
the bills and the Bucks game and the Buccaneers have lead the NFL
2:39:10
right now with 10 unblocked sacks.
2:39:12
So obviously Defender going on touch I'm sure fish you teach
2:39:16
all your guys all the technique and stuff like that and they've
2:39:18
had 67 which is 10 more 10 highest than the next NFL teams.
2:39:23
Since top bowls took over as the defensive coordinator in 2019
2:39:26
didn't help him much against the bills.
2:39:28
But this is interesting about top bulls and his Blitz
2:39:31
packages, they keep working It. If you got unblocked sacks, you
2:39:35
got a good deal. That's really what that I will
2:39:39
say this. I I'm not a big toe Bulls fan
2:39:42
because he coached my Jets and he only had one good season and
2:39:46
that was his rookie season as a head coach.
2:39:48
And he was pretty much down and out after that, and he was gone
2:39:52
within three years after that one season, I will say this
2:39:56
about Todd Bowles his transition as a defensive coordinator into
2:40:00
a coach with Tampa Bay and really the development of Baker
2:40:04
Mayfield and everybody likes to compliment Canales and and all
2:40:08
the offensive coordinators that have been there, I think Todd
2:40:10
Bowles, deserves a little bit more credit than a lot of people
2:40:12
don't give him credit for and I think he was the head coach when
2:40:17
the transition came and he's been the coach for the
2:40:21
transition, what it is now as the team, and I think there are
2:40:25
Contender if they can get back, Mike Evans before seasons and I
2:40:28
believe he could come back. There's a chance that he could
2:40:31
be back. And so, will God win.
2:40:33
God will definitely be back. I will see him.
2:40:36
Fuck you, orphan hasn't even played yet when Bucky Irving
2:40:39
comes back to have a running game.
2:40:41
This is a look at your been alive.
2:40:42
Yeah, he's alive, but he's killing me.
2:40:45
He's killing me right now, in fantasy.
2:40:47
But when Bucky Irving comes back and they obviously consider
2:40:51
themselves a running team again, I think they could be really,
2:40:55
really scary. Watch out for the Buccaneers,
2:40:57
I'm telling you watch out for this team.
2:40:59
If they don't, they're running game back and they can get
2:41:02
Godwin and maybe Mike Evans back with Buca.
2:41:05
I mean, forget it. I mean, this team is gonna be
2:41:08
fun to watch in the playoffs. Really, really fun.
2:41:10
So, really stop someone defensively.
2:41:14
We'll talk about them in a minute, but we've got To whip
2:41:18
around. I not do anything.
2:41:25
Oh, alright. Well, welcome to the right a
2:41:33
little different this week and try to focus on a couple of key
2:41:36
games. Go faster through the game's.
2:41:37
Another cares about Rams, 22. Seahawks 19.
2:41:42
That was the Marquee game of the week, if you watched it, you
2:41:47
know, that it was back and forth.
2:41:48
The whole time, you saw a great play throughout the game, Star
2:41:53
players like Jackson Smith and jigba, nine catches another over
2:41:57
100 yard game for him. But the story of the game was
2:42:01
the Rams defense. The Rams defense picked off Sam,
2:42:04
darnold. Not one.
2:42:06
Not two, not three. But four times.
2:42:10
In fact, if you remember correctly, it was this same Rams
2:42:13
defense that got him kicked out of Minnesota and the playoffs,
2:42:17
humiliating him in much the same way.
2:42:21
Well, it wasn't Sam's best game. But I will say this Sam stated
2:42:28
in the pocket, he's still was tough and he still played.
2:42:32
It wasn't like Sam. Donald was hurt.
2:42:34
He kept his team in the game. He found the way to get his team
2:42:38
back into the game. I, the Rams were just The Rams
2:42:41
defense has played Sensational this secondary which I took
2:42:44
shots at last week and I was unsure about this secondary.
2:42:47
Well, I was wrong about that they showed up and they showed
2:42:52
up in a big way. And and I'll tell you this
2:42:54
Matthew Stafford, everybody keeps talking about hey you know
2:42:57
what what may is doing he should be the MVP May has had the
2:43:02
easiest schedule Matthew Stafford right now this they
2:43:05
could argue that these were the two best teams really going into
2:43:08
this week and all of the NFL and they went head-to-head, Matthew
2:43:13
Stafford, say whatever you want. Just there's a little bit more
2:43:16
credit than, than people have given him.
2:43:18
I think Matthew Stafford didn't have his best game, but when he
2:43:21
needed to make plays, he made the plays and you know, 89.9
2:43:27
quarterback rating. I know, we only threw 130 yards,
2:43:30
130 yards in a game, but he had two touchdowns, no one,
2:43:33
deceptions no mistakes and he got everybody involved in the
2:43:37
game and they can run the ball and this offensive line.
2:43:40
Lot better than I thought they were going to be this year.
2:43:43
I mean, the Rams are the full package.
2:43:45
The Rams could absolutely win the Super Bowl this year.
2:43:48
Yeah, you're mentioned the secondary.
2:43:50
I think, if the secondary could play at this kind of level,
2:43:52
obviously, some of them were self-inflicted turnovers with
2:43:54
darnold, but two guys coming from Washington in Cameron Crowe
2:43:57
was a safety with the Ron Rivera team in a manual Forbes who Jeff
2:44:00
really like the first round pick two years ago.
2:44:02
That flopped over there and watched him playing very well in
2:44:04
that game. We know that front seven is very
2:44:05
good and they're offensive line too.
2:44:07
There's a lot of credit to very underrated and the defense held
2:44:10
their own Seattle's defense held their own in the Red Zone, just
2:44:12
wasn't enough to survive the turnovers Yeah, I mean I think
2:44:16
the story of the game was turned over and took advantage of that
2:44:19
and you know, obviously it's sometimes the Australia breaks
2:44:23
the camel's back because when you can't get over his turnovers
2:44:25
and you know, one possession, there you go and you know,
2:44:28
obviously came back to bite him in the butt.
2:44:30
So yeah, a great game though. Absolutely, I think we'll see
2:44:33
those two teams Square Off. To you, let's get to New York
2:44:39
football. We don't have to spend a lot of
2:44:41
time here, but will you will do New York together?
2:44:43
I think always the rest of the season, the Patriots beat the
2:44:46
Jets on Thursday Night Football, 27 to 14 Justin Fields.
2:44:50
You ain't gonna see him no more. They banished him for next week
2:44:53
Tyrod, Taylor will be starting 116 yards of touchdown 67 on the
2:44:57
ground. Another touchdown, he did have a
2:44:59
bumble lost in the game, just not getting it done in the air
2:45:02
Garrett. Wilson's been on the Iran.
2:45:04
Metchi the third caught a touchdown for the Jets.
2:45:07
I'm glad he made it back from his cancer but I don't think he
2:45:11
wanted him. As your number one, receiver
2:45:12
arrow is the Jets for the Patriots Break made.
2:45:16
Again, very accurate 2534 281 at a touchdown, but the story was
2:45:21
Ohio state. Rookie running back Tree, on
2:45:23
Henderson, three touchdown second straight, multiple
2:45:26
touchdown game hero when You Face me in fantasy, I didn't
2:45:30
have tray on yet. Now I do please.
2:45:32
And and again, the only reason why he's getting older stuff is
2:45:36
because Stevenson is out right now, but listen Henderson
2:45:40
Henderson's been good. I'm not I'm not taking her away
2:45:43
from home but I don't think that the Patriots are as good as
2:45:48
everybody sees their record to be okay.
2:45:50
They've beaten nobody. They've beaten teams the jet
2:45:54
stick, they beat the Buccaneers without a running game.
2:45:56
They beat nobody, that you'll play whatever, but it's
2:45:59
whatever's on your schedule. So, you want to save that Drake
2:46:02
Maye. Right now is the MVP of the
2:46:04
league and his schedule is even easier.
2:46:06
So who's who's to say? He doesn't win the MVP.
2:46:09
But you have to look at the schedule and the way the
2:46:13
schedule is set up for him, that's why they are where they
2:46:16
are. I am not going to argue that the
2:46:18
AFC East is horrible, besides the Buffalo Bills, the Miami
2:46:22
Dolphins. Even though they, they pulled
2:46:23
off that the Buckle. I mean, the Miami Dolphins,
2:46:27
stink the Jets stink. I mean, there's nothing
2:46:30
impressive about the AFC East, so I am not surprised.
2:46:34
And yes, by the way, I got, I got a story up right now on the
2:46:38
worldwide sports radio network on on the Tie Rod, Taylor
2:46:41
situation. So go check it out.
2:46:42
I did it today. It's definitely Funny Speedy was
2:46:46
reading it. I, it's, it's definitely one of
2:46:49
my quicker ones, but it's definitely had as a little bit
2:46:52
of a touch of my personality on the Justin Fields.
2:46:55
I thought Justin Fields was gonna be a lot better than he
2:46:58
has. I mean, there's nothing more to
2:47:00
say about the Jets, the Jets. That's it.
2:47:02
Yeah, I was gonna say the Patriots are still right now.
2:47:05
Finding their groove in some areas defense and offensive
2:47:08
line. Definitely a question mark still
2:47:10
in some areas, but they have better than expected receivers a
2:47:13
lot of that to do with Drake, mellow male vending his game,
2:47:15
their games, a little bit, tight ends, play a strong too, and
2:47:18
I'll see their lack of aggressive with the deadline
2:47:21
could hurt them. But right now, they're on the
2:47:23
top, as far as Buffalo defense keeps struck.
2:47:25
Remember you have to play the best teams in the playoffs?
2:47:27
Remember that you're not going against this garbage?
2:47:31
That you're playing Caroline and Jackson bill or any of the
2:47:35
garbage that you've seen them play.
2:47:36
Wait until they match up against Elite teams.
2:47:39
Then we can talk about how great Drake maze band.
2:47:43
Okay, please. By the way, my C.
2:47:46
Kiss my ass. Yeah.
2:47:51
That always, I was just waiting for for a monkey.
2:47:53
See, comment at some point. Usually comes in there
2:47:55
somewhere, but yeah, Drake Made Drake, mate.
2:47:58
I mean, it's his stock keeps going up.
2:48:00
Yeah, you're jets are a struggle Fest.
2:48:03
I mean, that's just kind of the way it is, but you're being not.
2:48:06
I think Mmm scarabus more busy now that he's heard.
2:48:10
And then when he was actually playing football, so he's
2:48:14
enjoying his downtime because they're not gonna win any games.
2:48:16
So, he might as well go and join himself and not have to watch
2:48:19
terrible football. So that's the the New York
2:48:22
football scene in a nutshell. I will say this about the
2:48:25
Giants. Jameis Winston, I mean, I could
2:48:29
see why I love him. I I could see why Kafka wanted
2:48:32
him to start over Russell Wilson.
2:48:33
I just think the team kind of feels a little bit more
2:48:37
comfortable in him standing in, you know, standing behind the
2:48:40
line of scrimmage and calling the plays.
2:48:42
I, I could see why nobody, and, and we've had many players on
2:48:47
the show, not like, Russell Wilson and why Kafka decided to
2:48:50
go Winston, over Wilson is crying or he was upset Winston.
2:48:56
I mean, just something is something about his Swagger that
2:49:01
makes you think that the crab legs are the worst thing we've
2:49:05
heard about him and the best thing we heard about him is
2:49:08
staying away from Uber's. That's all I'm gonna say about
2:49:10
that. Yeah, they seemed to Rally about
2:49:12
him in a different way and I think the Giants quality of play
2:49:15
in the beginning of the game was very good.
2:49:16
Green base quality Place concerning, they really won this
2:49:18
game on bunch of spectacular catches, and the Giants missing.
2:49:22
Some tackles, Jordan love looks horrible, and the offensive line
2:49:25
looks really bad too. Now, Josh Jacobs is hurt.
2:49:27
The Packers are in a world of trouble because the Giants like
2:49:29
they didn't play their best either, but they quality of
2:49:32
play, might have been a little better.
2:49:33
I got news for you. Christian Watson, just came back
2:49:36
for them. He's better at football than
2:49:38
anyone. The Giants had in the secondary
2:49:39
and just made them look like like.
2:49:41
Children going up for catches in the ends on again stem.
2:49:44
He's really good. He's there.
2:49:46
Red Zone threat. They can get Reed back.
2:49:48
They'll be fine. But they look I don't think this
2:49:52
is a perfect team. Here's the problem.
2:49:54
The Giants should have tied that game and the only thing I want
2:49:58
to say an error is the only time I'm going to talk about in this
2:50:00
whip round. It's Jalen Hyatt should have
2:50:03
been left at the bus stop. He should allowed back in the
2:50:07
locker room. They should have threw his ass
2:50:09
out of town. Unbelievable that play.
2:50:12
I fall at play in my school. It's the basically it's a smash
2:50:16
route. Peyton Manning threw it to
2:50:18
Marvin Harrison a million frickin times.
2:50:19
One guy goes low, the other guy runs a corner behind stop his
2:50:24
Corner rack. When James was throwing it.
2:50:26
Now if he doesn't catch the ball, it's fine.
2:50:28
But he just stopped and made the easiest interception to lose the
2:50:32
game. That was the most losing play
2:50:34
I've ever seen a Giants receiver.
2:50:36
Do I don't understand why he's still on the team and I'm done,
2:50:40
I can't touch. There's nothing else I could say
2:50:42
about it. I don't get why she still on the
2:50:44
team. Let's talk about those blowouts.
2:50:47
We don't care about, we got the Steelers.
2:50:49
I'm just gonna tell you a couple of headlines in this game.
2:50:51
Jamaar chasing Jalen Ramsey, got into it marched.
2:50:55
Got spended a game. They caught him spitting on Rams
2:50:58
and denying it and denying it. Like what how do you deny
2:51:04
anything nowadays with cameras everywhere?
2:51:07
It's like that shaggy song. It wasn't me, dude.
2:51:10
I got caught so many times. Picking my nose.
2:51:12
It was unbelievable. The Jaguar is embarrassed to
2:51:17
Chargers. I think it might have been Wes
2:51:19
who said that cross-country flight was gonna be bad.
2:51:22
He was right. And the Cardinals weren't
2:51:25
anywhere. Close to the 49ers, but because
2:51:27
it wasn't close to Kobe bracket broke.
2:51:28
All sorts of passing records, trying to catch up against some
2:51:32
prevent defenses. Anything I want to talk about
2:51:34
these games know I should have, I should have started brought
2:51:37
pretty, I should have started, Michael Wilson, the leaves, I
2:51:42
see one trade me broth birdie for the record.
2:51:44
I should have started Michael Wilson at the bees like I added
2:51:47
him in case Devonte Adams and play and he gets 35 points or
2:51:50
whatever Nike see will never treat any good players away.
2:51:53
He gives you these weird trades. He says all trades you this guy
2:51:57
for two of your guys and I'm looking at him like no, I won't
2:52:00
do that. Mikey always tries to pull a
2:52:03
fast one on everybody. Nobody's stupid enough to fall
2:52:05
for it, except there's a couple of people that have fallen for
2:52:08
his stupidity, but I, I, he would never come to me and try
2:52:11
to pull on those things off of me.
2:52:13
I tell him to go. You know what I tell you I you
2:52:16
know what, I tell him in personal personal old-fashioned
2:52:20
in many different ways of words so he won't come to me and ask
2:52:24
me to do something stupid like that.
2:52:25
How about? We just a good game, the bills
2:52:28
in the Box you were mentioned it before the bills. 44 bucks. 32
2:52:33
again, no running game for the Bucs except their Syracuse
2:52:37
player. Sean Tucker went wild for them,
2:52:40
I they're gonna get him more involved in the offense.
2:52:43
Let me pull up the exact stats for you for some reason.
2:52:46
I can't find it. Here it is.
2:52:47
He had 106 yards and two touchdowns.
2:52:49
Josh Allen was the story. It always slow two
2:52:55
interceptions, early in the game.
2:52:56
Not much scoring right off the bat.
2:52:58
It's seven to three buffalo. At the end of the first, all the
2:53:02
sudden 31 points gets scored in the second quarter, it's out of
2:53:05
control. Josh Allen goes into crazy, Josh
2:53:09
Allen mode three, touchdowns passing three touchdowns rushing
2:53:15
40 yards on the ground 317 through the air.
2:53:18
It didn't matter who he was throwing to, he just found ways
2:53:22
to make plays. And he made more plays than they
2:53:25
were, able to make on the other side of the field.
2:53:26
Just, it's just kind of hard to even say, what's gonna take to
2:53:32
stop him other than his own defense, didn't Josh Allen tie?
2:53:35
The rushing record for quarterbacks too.
2:53:37
He I think was rushing touchdowns so he touched first
2:53:40
quarterback. He's the only quarterback.
2:53:42
He's done twice now. Three passing and three rushing
2:53:45
in a game. Right?
2:53:45
And then the other game, it was a defense of struggle, the
2:53:49
Eagles and the Lions. Obviously, that was the Sunday
2:53:52
night game, very controversial call at the end of that game
2:53:56
preventing the Lions to make a comeback Furious chance.
2:54:00
I got Gibson on a passion to the end zone.
2:54:03
Make it a one score game, a bad bad, passionate appearance.
2:54:07
Paul that Chris Collins on the spot.
2:54:10
Austin a chance to tie it up. We all know what.
2:54:15
Josh Allen is and what he stands for for the bills.
2:54:18
And I'm going to tell you this right now.
2:54:20
If the bills can get things together going into the
2:54:23
playoffs, I think the bills are the team to beat in the AFC.
2:54:27
I don't care how good Indianapolis is, I don't care
2:54:30
how good the Broncos, look this weekend again against Kansas,
2:54:34
City beating him in overtime, I don't want to hear it.
2:54:37
What? I thought that stood out to me,
2:54:39
is what Josh Allen is to his team.
2:54:42
You want to talk about Championship, we talk about
2:54:44
Aaron judge, and how important Aaron judge is the Yankees.
2:54:47
Josh Allen is as important to the bills.
2:54:50
I think he's incredible. I think he's the the, the the
2:54:54
the the guy that you want leading your team, he's the
2:54:57
leader and he can run, he can throw, he's a fullback playing
2:55:01
at the core back position. That's what he is.
2:55:03
He runs people over. It's incredible to watch and he
2:55:07
looks like he's a different player this year.
2:55:09
He might not have the numbers to be the MVP but he looks more
2:55:13
happier. He looks like he's got something
2:55:16
to play for. I'm telling you watch out for
2:55:17
the bills this year, they get into the playoffs and they're in
2:55:20
position as a one of the lead wildcard teams because they're
2:55:23
not gonna win that division. The way the Patriots have
2:55:24
everything set up, but I'm telling you, this might be the
2:55:27
year to watch the Bills, go to the Super Bowl and win a Super
2:55:30
Bowl as far as the Bucks a concern, they gotta get, Bucky
2:55:34
Irvin back. If they get him back, I think
2:55:36
they'll be fine. They'll Win the division.
2:55:37
They had the best team in at the vision, Eagles lions.
2:55:41
I told you guys, Eagles might not be that prolific all
2:55:45
offensive team this year, like they were last year where they
2:55:48
can do everything, but this defense is beastly.
2:55:53
And when they play at the top of their game, I'm gonna tell you
2:55:56
this right now. I don't think there's anybody,
2:55:59
they can be beat them. Their secondary is not even a
2:56:02
100% yet. I'm telling you.
2:56:05
They're going to be scary in the playoffs.
2:56:07
I don't think you want to go to Philadelphia in the cold against
2:56:11
these big banging. You know, delicious.
2:56:17
Dominant green men. Also I'm gonna say yeah, a
2:56:21
little bit delicious. It'll be interesting to see like
2:56:23
Max, I'm not gonna eat them but they're delicious.
2:56:25
Yeah, he's deliciously out the versatility.
2:56:27
Delicious Speedy say delicious, there you go, it'll be sure to
2:56:31
see the versatility the secondary.
2:56:32
I talked about the trade deadline moves with how they can
2:56:35
move Cooper to Gene around you. And you've seen him, he also use
2:56:38
an outside corner. I look delicious because they
2:56:40
have the now, the versatility with the safeties.
2:56:42
When unbelievable game, how same brown as hero catches that he
2:56:45
was targeted too. That's the next level of this
2:56:47
Eagles defense. That even look at the last year,
2:56:49
you didn't see with them. The offensive line Lost Lane
2:56:52
Johnson, will see how they can bounce back with that, but still
2:56:54
able to run the balloon off and the Lions, they ran the ball,
2:56:58
okay? They passed the ball with the
2:56:59
running backs, okay? They were shut down everywhere
2:57:01
else, but give her defense card. They held their own.
2:57:05
Delicious. Say say Chopper delicious.
2:57:09
Know, I did. The first of all, I'm not refer
2:57:11
me anything as delicious unless I'm talking about food.
2:57:15
Eagles D was crazy. Know definitely wasn't
2:57:22
delicious. Yeah I mean it's it's crazy too.
2:57:25
It's just brought it up to and I was thinking about this, how
2:57:28
good the bills have been and how good Josh Allen.
2:57:30
And they've never been to Super Bowl.
2:57:34
It's it's bound to happen and sometimes he's too good to not
2:57:37
get there at some point, but yeah, I think it's gonna be
2:57:40
tough playing going into the cold.
2:57:42
They love it. It's gonna be interesting to see
2:57:46
how this end of the year plays out and the matchups that we're
2:57:49
gonna have going into the playoffs.
2:57:51
All right, we got another one to go through quickly.
2:57:54
I call this one closed. Crap.
2:57:56
This is the dolphins being in the commander 16 to 13 and over
2:58:00
time. Same score not an overtime
2:58:03
between the Texans and Titans and the pantries, beat the
2:58:06
Falcons 30 to 27 in overtime, to be a real news out of that one.
2:58:10
Michael pennis looks like he's out for the season with me
2:58:13
injury. Looks like her cousins will be
2:58:15
getting to play after all over there.
2:58:18
He is again, offense, not looking great and against the
2:58:21
lowly team and Mike McDaniel keeps winning and holding on
2:58:25
Swedish job in Miami. Well, you guys want to talk
2:58:30
about these three. Not really.
2:58:31
I'm honestly I like Mike McDaniel.
2:58:34
So I want him to do well, Minnie Mouse, Minnie Mouse, whatever
2:58:37
you want to call them Mickey Mouse.
2:58:39
I want to see him successful as far as Kirk Cousins is
2:58:43
concerned, really? This just only Sports the
2:58:46
opportunity for him to have the rest of the season to prove
2:58:50
himself so he can get another job in the offseason because I I
2:58:53
do believe there's a team here in New York.
2:58:55
That's going to be looking for a veteran quarterback and that's
2:58:58
my Jets. And I could see Kirk Cousins,
2:59:00
being that guy, that's all I'm gonna say about that.
2:59:01
Yeah, I said they also gives a chance to because the Falcons
2:59:04
might have to eat some of the money.
2:59:06
No matter if they trade him or not, because how bad Panic is
2:59:08
injury, could be definitely concerning long term but Falcons
2:59:11
are done this season and so are the Texans.
2:59:12
This wouldn't have proven anything for them either.
2:59:16
Yeah, these are all definitely not much to talk about their
2:59:18
their NFL teams with some NFL players that are decently worth
2:59:22
watching, but only if you got nothing else to do and you need
2:59:27
to take a quick nap. They're not delicious, they're
2:59:29
not delicious know. We got two good ones here.
2:59:33
Broncos, beat the Chiefs 22 to 1911.
2:59:36
Can't believe that. By the way.
2:59:38
Pretty wild kind of using the Chiefs old medicine against
2:59:41
them. Yep.
2:59:41
And the Bears outlasted the Vikings 19 to 17 in this.
2:59:47
Hold on, hold on, say right. First place Bears say that.
2:59:52
Okay, first place Bears. Hey there you go, seven and
2:59:56
three seven and three bears 4 and 6.
2:59:58
Vikings Caleb Williams 50% passing 193 yards.
3:00:02
Not great statistics. This game was real fight it out
3:00:05
in the trenches. It was a real defensive battle.
3:00:08
I thought Caleb kind of a himself, okay?
3:00:11
Against the best defensive coordinator in the league, JJ
3:00:15
McCarthy. On the other hand, maybe not JJ
3:00:19
has been struggling this year, a couple interceptions for
3:00:22
McCarthy. Again, it was closed.
3:00:25
There was a big interception in the end zone.
3:00:28
I got a nation on right. He was someone I'm gonna bring
3:00:32
up in sports and the other game the Broncos and Chiefs again
3:00:38
like we said it came down to that final field goal Chelsea at
3:00:42
91 yards on a touchdown but really wasn't a statistic game.
3:00:46
It was just back and forth. Last one with the ball.
3:00:48
Had it good. A good clock management, too.
3:00:51
Good teams with good coaching and team basketball.
3:00:55
Last one. If they meet in the playoffs, I
3:00:57
don't know. I don't know.
3:00:59
But they beat him. So that says a lot, and it was
3:01:03
one of those games that kind of just, I know it was 22 to 19.
3:01:07
Nothing fun to watch. I mean, it was back and forth
3:01:10
and and I'm gonna tell you this, Kansas City's defense.
3:01:12
It just look old. They just look old.
3:01:15
That's all I'm gonna say about that.
3:01:17
As far as the Bears are concerned.
3:01:19
When you know you're a good team, you find a way to win
3:01:22
games that you know, they're all ugly, it's an ugly gate.
3:01:27
That was an ugly game and Caleb Williams didn't have one of his
3:01:31
best days. They just did enough to win the
3:01:34
game and that says a lot about the Bears and I think the Bears
3:01:37
are going to win the division. I, I think the Bears have a good
3:01:40
chance to win a living games this year.
3:01:41
And I watch out, I'm just saying, watch out for the Bears.
3:01:46
Yeah, these are the games they were losing last year because
3:01:49
they were Point differential wise, good that we knew they had
3:01:51
Talent. They had some injuries, but
3:01:53
they, this is a team that is much better coach now much
3:01:56
better down the stretch. Now, some of the games are ugly,
3:01:58
ugly with the Giants. They struggle with the Saints.
3:02:01
Like, it's not like their world beating team right now, but
3:02:03
they're seven and three. There's the game.
3:02:05
I would have lost last year. The Vikings.
3:02:06
They're just trying to find their own right now.
3:02:08
McCarthy does not look great. The Broncos though, the other
3:02:10
best fourth quarter team in the NFL this year offensively
3:02:13
speaking and they have the best defense in the NFL and they
3:02:15
gave, like you said fish, you gave the Chiefs, their own
3:02:18
medicine because this is where they were doing last year, and
3:02:20
now they finally have the adversity to do it.
3:02:22
And Sean, Payton and bonuses are a lot of credit for that
3:02:24
interesting with the Broncos fans.
3:02:26
I'm like, I don't, I'm not gonna watch until the second half,
3:02:28
probably the fourth quarter because that's really all it
3:02:31
happened. But yeah, it's I thought it was
3:02:33
a little you know, they showed the highlights of how the
3:02:35
Chiefs, you know, block the kick and I'm like, oh It's gonna
3:02:39
turn. But yeah, no.
3:02:41
It's the Broncos are doing it. It's, it's not pretty sometimes,
3:02:45
but they make it interesting, they make it fun and Bears and
3:02:49
Vikings is JJ McCarthy. He he's bipolar as a
3:02:53
quarterback, I get it's only a six game.
3:02:55
So I mean that is what it is but it's freaking there's sometimes
3:02:59
he looks like he knows we're doing other times.
3:03:01
I'm like dude, what team are you throwing it to like what go
3:03:04
check your lug nuts. So I saw something on JJ
3:03:08
McCarthy before. We finished this going to the
3:03:10
he's like Zoolander, he can't go left.
3:03:12
Every time he tries to throw left like his numbers.
3:03:15
Drop I like 15%. His feet would all screwed up.
3:03:19
Some guys have trouble doing that but usually not at the NFL
3:03:22
level guys that has been yet another whip around whore bag.
3:03:28
It's loose. All right, when we come back, we
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got job as Java Rule's. We have caged in MMA and then we
3:03:36
have dialed it up. We got a lot more left.
3:03:38
So let's go to a quick break. We'll be back after this.
3:03:43
Sportsman. All right guys.
3:03:49
Aaron Fishman here with another Sports minute.
3:03:51
Got a couple of stories before we go through the stories, this
3:03:53
evening, ESPN's Jeff pass and reported on Sunday that the
3:03:57
Seattle Mariners. And first baseman, Josh Naylor
3:03:58
reached a five-year deal. For the mid-season acquisition
3:04:02
to stay in Seattle for the Long. Haul nailer 28 years old was
3:04:05
traded from the Diamondbacks that had recently acquired him
3:04:08
then sells from the Guardians last year.
3:04:11
After nailer spent the first five plus years of his career
3:04:13
with Cleveland nailer was even better for the Mariners and he
3:04:17
was for the Diamondbacks after coming over hitting 299, the 341
3:04:21
on base in the 490 slugging with nine homers 33 RBIs and 19
3:04:25
stolen bases. In 1910 Naylor was actually 30
3:04:30
of 32 on steals for this season leading first, baseman Miller
3:04:34
also profiles decent building. First, baseman, and was near the
3:04:37
top of many teams. Wish lists as the offseason is
3:04:40
just getting underway. Head of the 60 season contract
3:04:44
details have yet to be doing the release.
3:04:46
And sad news out of Auckland last week as former Last Chance,
3:04:50
U coach, John beam died after being shot on campus at Gainey
3:04:55
College. This was actually the second
3:04:56
shooting on an Oakland California Campus as a student
3:04:59
was shot. The day before at Skyline High
3:05:01
School were being used to work but luckily that's been
3:05:05
survived. The attack being was acting as
3:05:07
the athletic director of Laney College.
3:05:09
After years of working in football coach their team was
3:05:12
featured on season 5 of the Netflix series last chance.
3:05:15
You a Chronicles, junior college players, a suspect was taken
3:05:19
into custody on Friday and charged today with murder and
3:05:22
appears. It was a targeted attack.
3:05:24
Laney College released a statement over the weekend.
3:05:26
We are stunned and heartbroken at such violence has touched our
3:05:29
campus and one of the most respected and beloved members of
3:05:32
our leaning Peralta and Oakland Community.
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John Deem is renowned coach. Teacher mentor and leader whose
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impact extends far beyond Athletics, team is credited with
3:05:42
getting over 20 players to the NFL and over 100 in division, 1
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football. One of memes, I'm an NFL players
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met. Sean Wright was visibly moved
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Well, we gotta get to some UFC conversation.
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Made my nipples hard. Oh there he is.
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There's Jake. I always forget the drop.
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You know what it is. I'm so used to not having a job
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and now we have a drop. So anyways USC 322 recap in UFC
3:10:30
322 Main Event Islam, yes mahotsav defeated Jack Della
3:10:38
hold on Magdalena to win the welterweight Championship.
3:10:42
Islam moves to 28 and 1 in his career and ties Anderson
3:10:46
Silva's. UFC record with his 16th
3:10:50
consecutive win Islam also became just the 11th UFC fighter
3:10:55
to win a championship belt in two different weight classes,
3:10:59
doing it in both the lightweight and while to wait divisions the
3:11:03
wind moved Islam to 17 and 1 in the UFC 28 and 1 overall.
3:11:08
He also said after the match he would like to fight uzma next
3:11:15
stop. Why?
3:11:16
I don't know why, but that's a whole nother story.
3:11:18
Mine's not the same fire he wants was, but hey, usman's
3:11:22
been, you know, kicking some butt over the last couple of
3:11:24
fights after Jake. Paul's fight with tank Davis,
3:11:28
was canceled due to Davis's arrest on domestic.
3:11:32
Violence challenge charges, Paul's camp, pivoted and boy,
3:11:38
did he pivot and he will now face and fight Anthony Joshua in
3:11:44
Miami December 1916 and fought at the 200 and 52 pound weight.
3:11:52
Paul is 6 foot 1, and at his heaviest, he fought at 2:27
3:11:57
versus Mike Tyson last year. Joshua will by far be the most
3:12:03
dangerous opponent Paul has ever faced, and it will not be an
3:12:09
exhibition fight, but a traditional heavy weight fight.
3:12:13
The fight will have eight rounds.
3:12:16
Yes, three. Minute rounds and both Fighters.
3:12:21
I'm sorry, Fighters will wear 10 oz, gloves to not a standard for
3:12:26
heavyweight fights. We'll get into the Jake Paul
3:12:28
fight for us. I want to get into the co-main
3:12:32
event and the main event. We could talk about the other
3:12:35
fight too, but Can we talk about the fight in the crowd first?
3:12:39
Well, I will say this, I know, three guys, from Long Island,
3:12:44
that were a part of that fight. So a boy.
3:12:48
Oh boy, that was just embarrassing.
3:12:49
Well, were they on team? McGregor team could be like,
3:12:52
what team were, they? I don't know.
3:12:55
I think it was just an all-out brawl and and to me, I don't, I
3:12:58
don't think it had anything to do with khabib or McGregor after
3:13:02
it. I think it just started like
3:13:04
that and then it ended like, oh, I hate you.
3:13:06
I'm gonna kick the hell out of you.
3:13:07
And, and by the way, security was horrible over there.
3:13:10
And that's I will say about Madison Square Garden, say
3:13:13
whatever you want with the certain times.
3:13:15
And I've seen with the Rangers and, and things happen, after
3:13:19
the Ranger playoff games, security has a problem
3:13:22
protecting the fans. And they've had this problem for
3:13:25
a very, very long time. And I would say, James Dolan
3:13:28
should understand that, there should be more security not just
3:13:32
at UFC fight throughout these big events that they have a
3:13:35
playoff advanced Has to be more protection for the fans, and
3:13:39
some of the people that are there paying big money to go and
3:13:42
see the fights or big money to go.
3:13:44
Watch, Ranger games, or basketball games for the Knicks.
3:13:47
That's something that Madison Square Garden needs to figure
3:13:49
out. I think there's not enough
3:13:51
security there and you have all these self-proclaimed MMA
3:13:55
fighters or guys that they think are the toughest sobs in the
3:13:59
world. And you saw what happened on
3:14:02
National you know pay-per-view television.
3:14:04
You see a brawl happen on you know, right in front of the fans
3:14:10
and it's just embarrassing and Dana White after the fights came
3:14:13
out and apologized. I don't think you could
3:14:16
apologize for what happened and and the breakout of fight and it
3:14:20
took forever to stop. You would think.
3:14:23
And I've seen this before and I think to UFC fights but I've
3:14:27
lost you see fights and it kind of the Skirmish usually ends
3:14:32
very quickly. This did not end very quickly,
3:14:35
it looked like a Mike Tyson Fight.
3:14:36
That's what it looked like. I don't know, for remember the
3:14:39
Mike Tyson brawl that happened in, you know, all out the
3:14:43
audience but it wasn't as bad as that because there were chairs
3:14:46
being thrown and everybody was fighting on all different
3:14:49
directions. It was one area of the ring, but
3:14:53
I mean There's no excuse for that embarrassment.
3:14:57
There really isn't. I don't care if you're McGregor
3:15:01
fan, I don't care if you're I don't care who you who you're
3:15:04
rooting for, this is a an event. You go to an event to enjoy the
3:15:09
fights, not be the fight and that's what broke out.
3:15:12
It was just an absolute Skirmish of just stupidity.
3:15:16
The UFC needs to find and keep these guys outside of these
3:15:22
fights. This is an embarrassment, really
3:15:24
a big embarrassment, but let's get away from that.
3:15:27
Let's get to the fights and Maha of is a sensation of fighter, a
3:15:33
boring fighter, Islam is a boring fighter and Jack Della, I
3:15:39
call him jack Della, I'll call him jack, but Jack was going
3:15:42
into a fight Where he's just walking into a guy that's going
3:15:46
to take you down and dominate the fight.
3:15:48
There were a lot of kicks being from and I think mandalina was
3:15:53
just getting kicked. All over his legs being
3:15:56
dominated. And then when he wanted, and
3:15:59
I'll say this Islam, when he wanted to take him down at well,
3:16:01
he took him down at will and he just dominated him on the ground
3:16:04
and it was expected. Islam, is one of the best
3:16:06
grounded. Pound fighters in mixed martial
3:16:08
arts. These Russian Fighters know how
3:16:11
to dominate and and completely control you on the ground.
3:16:14
And you saw it, there was nothing more to say about that
3:16:18
fight, but it comparing them to send silver.
3:16:21
I don't know about that Anderson.
3:16:23
Silva is one of the best Brazilian Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
3:16:27
Fighters. We've ever seen one of the best
3:16:28
stand-up Fighters we have ever seen.
3:16:30
And you have seen history. Islam is not one of those guys
3:16:33
is is not a guy and by the way, what anybody tries to compare
3:16:39
fighters in the past and and compare fighters to the future
3:16:42
of what the Mixed Martial Arts world is going to be, I am not
3:16:46
going to compare a guy that is going to take you down at well.
3:16:49
And there are three guys right now in a UFC that don't just do
3:16:52
that and Islam is one of them. He is a great wrestler.
3:16:57
All around fighter. I wouldn't consider him.
3:17:00
If he fights, who is, man, I I think this is going to be an out
3:17:04
complete domination. Uzman can't fight wrestlers,
3:17:07
he's not very good at fighting wrestlers.
3:17:09
Now, he's gonna get into an octagon with one of the greatest
3:17:12
wrestlers we've seen. I just, it doesn't make any
3:17:16
sense, why he wants to fight uzman.
3:17:17
I Osman is not the same fire to, he was as a dominant Fighter for
3:17:21
years ago, three years ago, he's a good fighter.
3:17:23
He's not a fighter that I'm looking forward to fight is my
3:17:27
Islam in the next fight, so that that I would say about that.
3:17:32
So Jake, I'll let you guys go into this fight first, and your
3:17:35
thoughts to the Islam fight and mandalina I just it wasn't one
3:17:40
of those fights that I could say, wow, this was a great one.
3:17:42
This was a fight that honestly was his boring as we expected it
3:17:47
to be. Yeah, I mean, you know, we saw
3:17:50
it, like you said, Earl. I mean, JDM he tried, but he
3:17:54
just couldn't break the grip of Islam.
3:17:56
The whole time, he did do A great job again defending the
3:17:59
submission attempt. I don't think Islam had a single
3:18:01
one because Jack was constantly fighting them and it seemed like
3:18:04
Craig Jones had a well prepared for that.
3:18:06
But again, he just whenever he tried to stand up.
3:18:09
He was always, like, too late into the rounded.
3:18:11
By then around was over. I think they said that the end
3:18:14
of the fight, Islam had 19 minutes of control time on the
3:18:18
ground, which is in, it's unbelievable.
3:18:20
I mean, you know, about six minutes of time on the feet
3:18:23
where he wasn't getting control and Islam, just put it on on JDM
3:18:28
and I was kind of a little bit disappointed JDM.
3:18:30
I thought he was going to do better than that.
3:18:31
It seemed like he almost similar to the DDP chimaya fight where
3:18:36
it was kind of like he was just hoping to fight the submissions
3:18:39
and you know, just try to Buck up and get out of this take
3:18:42
Downs. Like he did a lot of good jobs
3:18:43
in scramble and trying to scramble and getting in a
3:18:46
different holds and avoiding submissions, but he couldn't,
3:18:48
you know, break Islam's grip and he couldn't get away from him.
3:18:51
So you know, again, we kind of as what's to be expected and it
3:18:56
just shows how dominant Islam makhachev is going right up to
3:18:59
Walter Wayne, pretty much just walking through JDM and now he's
3:19:02
the new well Dwight Champions. So you know you got to give a
3:19:05
big congratulations. I've even though again, yeah,
3:19:07
not the most interesting fight but a dominant performance
3:19:11
fantastic and Really with this undercard so many great walls
3:19:15
away fights. And even though I know you said
3:19:17
the Camaro, usman's not quite what he was.
3:19:18
He was the one guy who was able to stick it with Hamza chimaya
3:19:23
and get up from those takedowns and he wouldn't let him take him
3:19:26
down. So I would be intrigued for that
3:19:27
fight even though his knees are a little bit shot and he's older
3:19:30
and age. He's looking for a title shot.
3:19:32
He had a great win over walking Buckley, so I'm excited for that
3:19:35
fight. I'd really love to see, Shopko
3:19:38
Rock Mana, that's who I love to see.
3:19:39
Fight is a mache, but he's been away for so long at this point.
3:19:42
So, who knows now? And I don't really know what his
3:19:44
injury history is and what's going on with him.
3:19:47
And of course, next week we have a lot Muhammad versus Ian Gary.
3:19:50
And if Gary is to have a dominant win, I think he will be
3:19:53
in line. Next, of course there is always
3:19:55
that aeliotis had a huge knockout so there's plenty of
3:20:07
things to come but again, dominant win for Islam.
3:20:09
And it seems like we just got all.
3:20:12
We can hope for That he gets a competitive fight in the future.
3:20:14
That's all we can really hope for, but congratulations to
3:20:17
Islam, huge win, it's a boring fight.
3:20:20
But a great fight, like, in the way you want to look at it, like
3:20:22
boring as the Casual fan, but like as somebody that knows what
3:20:26
he's gonna do, just not only how good he is, how Technical and
3:20:29
how he can, as soon as he get. You can't really do anything and
3:20:32
you kind of knew what that is going to be when he kind of came
3:20:35
into the fight, what it was gonna see if JDM could counter
3:20:40
and get out and see if he could try and land something and do
3:20:43
something with it. The Usman is kind of
3:20:45
interesting. And I've got to know him because
3:20:48
he wrestled here in Nebraska at Kearney and under travail whose
3:20:52
at Nebraska and was an Olympian. So, but he said, he's almost 40
3:20:57
now has been, and had a couple rough patches had a good win
3:21:01
last, but it'll be interesting to see.
3:21:04
I think he gets one more shot at it.
3:21:07
That's probably his last one. If I'm being honest he's kind of
3:21:11
ran his course and I Think he's towards the tail end of it, but
3:21:15
it was a fight we expected, but you'd like to see a little bit
3:21:19
more fireworks, but we've, we've come to kind of been like, all
3:21:22
right, this Camp. You know what?
3:21:23
You're gonna get from these guys and it's just, it's so like good
3:21:26
and Technical when you like break it down to like, X's and
3:21:29
O's of what it is. You're just like, they're just
3:21:31
so good. Like they don't, like they don't
3:21:34
have to press, they don't, they just are really good at what
3:21:36
they do and it's boring to the Casual fan and wants to see a
3:21:39
boat nickel so I can KO and and all that stuff which is I
3:21:43
obviously exciting that that dude's might still not know
3:21:46
where he's at. But by the way, So he's still
3:21:50
growing into the sports. Like I was a good finish by Bo
3:21:52
nickel. But yeah, like Java, like you
3:21:54
said, I mean, it seems kind of, like JD like, obviously, is that
3:21:57
big wide boxer stance and Islam took advantage of that?
3:22:00
He hit him with those, those calf kicks early and it seemed
3:22:03
like Jack as you got to, like, round three and four.
3:22:05
He was grimacing a while. He was kind of compromised as
3:22:08
coaches were yelling at him. Like, you gotta open up, you got
3:22:10
to go for and it just kind of seemed like, he couldn't go
3:22:13
because what do you do you chop down a tree?
3:22:15
Where do you go? Yeah, no, I mean, he was
3:22:17
compromised, pretty much after round three at say, like he's
3:22:21
just seemed like he not he quit, but like, he just like he didn't
3:22:24
have anything to push off of any more, his legs were so
3:22:26
destroyed. So that's what that's what
3:22:29
wrestlers do they chop at you? And they can take you down and
3:22:32
once they take you down and they know they can control you on the
3:22:34
ground. And that's what Islam did.
3:22:36
He jack Della is a guy that is good to stand up with you.
3:22:40
He's going to try to knock you out.
3:22:41
And as soon as you control, the one thing that he strong at, and
3:22:44
you can do the things that he can't do on the ground which
3:22:47
everybody I expected I don't think anybody was doubting
3:22:51
Islam's Talent. He can even go and dominate you
3:22:54
on the ground. He could dominate.
3:22:55
Anybody if Islam wants to fight in the the middleweight
3:22:59
Division, if he wants to fight in the light heavyweight
3:23:01
division he could because of his tactical wrestling and what he
3:23:05
could do on the ground, he's one of the best tactical wrestlers
3:23:08
we've ever seen. So I, I'm not surprised that he
3:23:12
dominated the fight and I mean, he dominated when you look at
3:23:15
the points. I mean, I'm looking at the
3:23:17
scores right now, 50 to 45. That's domination.
3:23:21
I mean, Five Points. I mean, that's his domination.
3:23:24
Yeah. Every judge had the same
3:23:26
scorecard 545, unanimous decision, all the same.
3:23:30
As long as I'm looking at right now, it wasn't even close.
3:23:33
And again, the only thing that I thought that why this would be a
3:23:36
little bit more competitive, a fight as Islam was coming up as
3:23:39
a lightweight and look, obviously, it was it showed.
3:23:42
Now he was killing himself to cut down that weight.
3:23:44
So he looked big, he looked strong in this fight so it
3:23:47
really It looks like 170 is his weight classes is natural weight
3:23:52
class because he looked a lot happier.
3:23:53
He looked a lot faster. He looked a lot, you know,
3:23:55
better, honestly, because he wasn't draining himself to go
3:23:58
down to 55. So it seems like that's his
3:24:00
weight I I think. And I think he'll stay at that
3:24:03
way because he knows he can dominate it that way class.
3:24:05
And, and there's a lot of good fighters in that way class.
3:24:07
He's dominating at the 155 and he will eventually like you
3:24:12
said, there's a good chance, that that White House Fight
3:24:15
could be something that everybody's looking forward to.
3:24:18
And maybe he cuts down to 155 to, to get to get that
3:24:22
opportunity to fight a guy that is been as dominating.
3:24:25
He's been since he's came into, he's coming to the UFC but Islam
3:24:29
is the best tactical, I believe wrestler in mixed martial arts
3:24:33
and that's crazy to say because there's quite a few of them
3:24:35
that'll really, really good. But he is the best and you can
3:24:39
see why everybody talks about this kid being as dominating.
3:24:44
He's been I mean he look at his record, he's 17 and one as UFC
3:24:48
fighter. I mean, the last time we've seen
3:24:50
a record of this magnitude was and I'll say this John Jones,
3:24:54
John Jones has lost one, fighting was a disqualification.
3:24:58
When we go back and we look at what Islam has done, and I was
3:25:03
that fight. And I remember I remember to the
3:25:07
top of the head, I remember that fight.
3:25:09
I could say this about Islam Islam.
3:25:11
The, when, when you watch him, it's not just about his tactical
3:25:15
ability and what he can do on the ground.
3:25:18
It's the way he dominates you on the ground.
3:25:22
And he doesn't give you any chance to breathe.
3:25:24
And when you watch DAC and he was trying to squirm and he's
3:25:30
trying to get out of certain things, he got him in half
3:25:32
guard, he was trying to pull out and trying to get control his
3:25:36
hands or try and get out of the grip there is.
3:25:39
It's almost physically impossible when you watch a
3:25:42
dominant wrestler of this magnitude Islam, the way he
3:25:45
could defend and and Put pressure on you when he gets on
3:25:49
top of you to get his grip off of it off of you.
3:25:52
It's his grip is so strong and so powerful.
3:25:56
It it's like putting bricks on your hands and all these bricks
3:26:01
on your hands and trying to get your hands free from it.
3:26:04
It's it's almost impossible and you saw that dominating ability
3:26:09
that this guy has now To to the the undercar I'm not the
3:26:14
undercard the second Main Event Valentina and Zhang Zhang has
3:26:18
not been the same fighter. She really hasn't been the same
3:26:21
fighter in a very, very long time and now she she wins fights
3:26:26
and but she you could see and I Valentina could be on the tail
3:26:31
end of her career and we all know how good Valentina is.
3:26:35
And a lot of people believe, eventually she's going to
3:26:37
retire. She has to retire eventually.
3:26:39
I think there's a couple of fights that people want to see
3:26:42
and it could happen. Somebody coming back from
3:26:46
retirement that's been the conversation after her next
3:26:51
fight. So we'll say I'm not gonna
3:26:53
mention any names because we got to see if that'll ever happen,
3:26:56
but Valentina dominated saying, I don't think there's anything
3:26:59
about. Valentina could go down as the
3:27:01
greatest woman fighter of all time and a lot of people
3:27:05
technically, she is the greatest technical fighter we've ever
3:27:09
seen Muay Thai. Wrestler, Brazilian jiu-jitsu
3:27:13
artist. I mean stand up kickboxer I
3:27:16
mean, I don't know about boxer because there's somebody that
3:27:18
just came back from retirement that couldn't, you know, beg to
3:27:21
differ on that. But I just and I'm talking about
3:27:24
Nunez. I want to see Amanda Nunez and
3:27:26
Valentina fight again. I I'm interested to see if
3:27:29
that'll ever happen. Man.
3:27:31
To Nunez, has a fight coming up. I want to see and people want to
3:27:34
see if she comes out the winner. We might see the Valentina fight
3:27:38
because I think Valentino would oblige her and actually fight
3:27:41
her. But I think what Valentina has
3:27:43
done for mixed martial arts and women, make martial arts has
3:27:48
really taking mixed martial arts to another level.
3:27:51
And I think what she brings to the table is not just technical
3:27:56
type of fighting. It's just what she can do as a
3:28:00
fan favorite and what she brings she she went overseas for four
3:28:04
years to train in Muay Thai. I mean for somebody to really
3:28:10
give her Life to mix martial arts and what she is done for
3:28:14
mixed martial. Arts is incredible and Dana
3:28:17
White said it best after the fight against Zhang.
3:28:20
He said that it's not the, the person it's the fighter within
3:28:25
and she's a fighter. There's nothing more to say
3:28:30
anything about Valentina is that she is what you want in fighting
3:28:35
and women fighting in the future.
3:28:37
And you, you want to see that for all the next championships,
3:28:41
Champion Fighters coming up in all the different way classes,
3:28:44
if you have Valentino's heart, You'll have a chance to be a
3:28:48
champion in and multiple different weight classes and
3:28:52
congratulations to Valentina. I don't know how many fights she
3:28:55
has left. I want to see that.
3:28:56
Amanda Nunez, they fought a long time ago.
3:28:59
I'd love to see Valentina Amanda Nunez too.
3:29:02
That would be fun to watch. Yeah.
3:29:04
I think she's obviously proved that.
3:29:06
She's arguably. If she's not number one, she's
3:29:08
definitely number two right behind Amanda.
3:29:09
And that's interesting point. I didn't think about that
3:29:12
because I remember back I think it was three.
3:29:14
Nineteen you have seen was Kayla when she'd be Juliana.
3:29:17
She was talking about she wanted to fight Amanda news and they
3:29:20
even did the square off it for bantamweight but you know, going
3:29:23
back to maybe Fly Away. That'd be interesting to see how
3:29:26
the remastered Valentina potential.
3:29:28
Number one verse number two because I know I've been are
3:29:31
coming into this fight. A lot of people were hoping up
3:29:34
to this could be the potentially, the best ever
3:29:36
women's fight of all time. Because you had Zhang Wei li who
3:29:39
is dominant champion at 15 up the side.
3:29:43
And I'm gonna go try to pursue and be it.
3:29:45
This only ever second ever. Woman to win, two divisions, two
3:29:49
to two titles and two divisions. But as much as we were just
3:29:52
talking about Islam, where he looked great at 170 Wei Li she
3:29:57
just looked like way too tiny and you could just see the size
3:30:02
discrepancy between Valentina and Zhang because as much as we
3:30:05
talked about how Islam just put his hands on JDM and he just
3:30:09
held him there. It was almost like 10 times
3:30:12
worse that for Valentina against Whaley Whaley.
3:30:15
She just she couldn't get off of Valentina.
3:30:18
I thought the Whaley was going to try to use her speed
3:30:20
advantage and just stick it away from Valentina picking pop pick
3:30:24
her moments, wasn't stick, wasn't waiting.
3:30:26
The one that lost against rows twice, wasn't she the one that?
3:30:29
Yeah but she other than that, she had gone her title back, I
3:30:34
know. But I don't think she's ever
3:30:36
been the same fighter since that I really don't.
3:30:39
I think she was so dominant. She was so dominant going into
3:30:43
these fights. Nobody thought that anybody had
3:30:45
a chance against her and when Speed are not once but twice, I
3:30:49
know. She's been dominating and
3:30:50
dominating the way class ever since that the second fight that
3:30:54
she lost against rows, but I don't think there's anybody in
3:30:57
that weight class. That really could have
3:30:59
challenged her and that's why she moved up in that weight
3:31:01
class to fight. Yeah, I mean, it was, it was
3:31:04
interesting because the thing that I thought was strange was
3:31:06
she just pretty much destroyed Tatiana Wars, and they were up.
3:31:10
As this big time. Wrestler, Taurus is one of the
3:31:12
most overrated Fighters. Oh.
3:31:14
But in the fight they were saying that she had a good
3:31:17
chance against Whaley did, whatever one and two or and then
3:31:21
you know like you said like it's seemed like other than McKenzie
3:31:24
Durham. But even then in her fight she
3:31:26
said if she didn't think she could beat Whaley at this point.
3:31:29
Yes. So she got a easier opponent and
3:31:31
now she's the champion, but I think they opening odds.
3:31:34
I mean you know, a way he's going to do yet, she's already
3:31:37
like a minus 400 favorite if she was to go back to one 15 because
3:31:40
it's like she was the king pin of that Division and she wanted
3:31:44
a challenge to move up to fight someone like Years from chencho.
3:31:48
So it kind of puts her in a weird spot because it's like,
3:31:50
yeah, maybe, you know, she doesn't really need to go back
3:31:52
because she's already proved. She can run rough shot over that
3:31:55
division. But it's I don't know if she
3:31:56
should stay at 1:25 because it seems like, I mean, Valentina
3:31:59
again. She's one of the greatest
3:32:00
women's fighters of all time, but she pretty much just
3:32:02
outclassed through the whole fight.
3:32:03
So I don't really know if it's what the move for her is it's
3:32:06
kind of a weird spot to be in if you go down what do you what do
3:32:09
you do? And I mean are you so Genco she
3:32:12
just basically dictated what she's gonna do the whole match.
3:32:15
But yeah it'll be really interesting to see because once
3:32:18
you've accomplished that you did challenge yourself, like, go
3:32:20
back down. I mean, I don't really I don't
3:32:22
foresee it happening. So it's like, do I stay here and
3:32:25
see what happens or I mean it's just an amazing just that
3:32:29
difference in weight how much it can affect you and and how you
3:32:33
know crazy that. It changes so quick in in the
3:32:38
game of the fight game. So she like you said, she's just
3:32:41
been kind of in a weird predicament.
3:32:43
Yeah, job. What was what was weird about?
3:32:44
That was because, I am not letting people do dual double
3:32:48
Champions really anymore, because at least one volkanovski
3:32:51
fought Islam, makhachev. He was still the featherweight
3:32:54
Champion, so he was allowed to go back down, defend his title.
3:32:56
But now for way, least she relinquished her titles.
3:32:59
So it's like okay. Do you just put her right back
3:33:01
up against Mackenzie Dern or does she stay at 125 and try to
3:33:04
work back up to Valentina? It's it's a weird case like same
3:33:07
with Islam if he had lost his fight to JDM does he just go
3:33:10
right back down to challenge? But like you know, he doesn't
3:33:14
have that problem. So you know Wei Li it's gonna be
3:33:17
weird to see but yeah who knows? And then there was the Michael
3:33:20
Morales. You said it and showing Brady.
3:33:22
I I will say this that was the best fight on the card as far as
3:33:25
I know because it was a knockout.
3:33:27
And and a lot of people watching these fights even though they
3:33:30
were technically sound and you like to watch wrestling and
3:33:32
grounded and that's something, you know, but Was knocking off.
3:33:36
Brady, Brady was to me the favorite to winning the fight.
3:33:39
I mean, Brady has been coming Contender, and everybody was
3:33:42
saying, oh, this guy is gonna be the next big Superstar for the
3:33:45
UFC and then Maria, he walks into Morales and Morales knocks
3:33:49
him out and it's to me. That's what makes mixed martial
3:33:53
arts. So fun to watch is, is something
3:33:55
that you don't expect to happen and it was surprising.
3:33:59
You you saw you know from the guys the ring announces on the
3:34:03
sidelines. When when The Knockout came I I
3:34:06
think, I think the fact is is when you think about matchups
3:34:10
and technically sound matchups and you try to match these guys,
3:34:14
it the UFC for years, have had problems putting good matchups,
3:34:19
against one another because I just think there's not enough.
3:34:21
Good Fighters right now. It makes martial arts and in the
3:34:24
UFC and when Morales everybody, I think, if you were a betting
3:34:29
man, you had Brady winning this fight either by knockout or
3:34:31
decision and the way morale is, you know, just and honestly I
3:34:37
gotta get Morris a little bit more credit.
3:34:38
I think Morales has an opportunity now to maybe if he
3:34:43
wins another fight to be a title Contender.
3:34:46
I and it it's pretty incredible. How Brady was right there to be.
3:34:50
I the next, the next big thing and now he drops and Morales
3:34:56
moves up and if he wins another big fight, he's the contender
3:35:00
just because of a knockout. It's incredible.
3:35:02
And that's that's the thing about mixed martial arts that
3:35:04
you love and is it It's so crazy.
3:35:08
How one guy can drop from from from behind the, the contender
3:35:12
and jump, right? All the way up from one fight,
3:35:15
and be a contender for that, that way class.
3:35:18
So it congratulations to Morales.
3:35:20
I thought that was the fight of of the card, and I think that
3:35:23
was Fighter, the night. I might just slightly disagree,
3:35:26
I think it is a great Arrow, but I mean, Carlos protest on Leon
3:35:30
Edwards for me. I think that has to go for.
3:35:31
I mean, it was just unbelievably if you looked at process when
3:35:35
he, when he had lien on his back, he stood up there, he's
3:35:39
getting hit in the face and he's just looked straight, the camera
3:35:41
like he is unboxed, didn't give it.
3:35:44
Give it. You know what?
3:35:45
And then he just straight jab knocks lien on his ass.
3:35:50
So honestly like you said, like, maybe it's one more fight for
3:35:53
each of them, I think that would be a hell of a match, maybe Leon
3:35:57
Edwards. He's hasn't been.
3:35:59
He hasn't been the same fighter since he's been the champion.
3:36:02
And, and now after he lost his title below, you got submitted
3:36:06
by Tom. Brady, I know this was the first
3:36:08
time he's ever been TKO even just knocked that or, you know,
3:36:11
finished by a knockout. By Carlos protest.
3:36:14
So yeah, it's not a great skid for Leon but, you know, maybe he
3:36:19
can, you know, he's still somewhat kind of young.
3:36:21
Maybe he can try to pull it together but it's not a great
3:36:24
sign. But there's a lot of young
3:36:25
hungry, contenders in that worldwide division.
3:36:27
So, I'm excited to see what they do in the coming months, all
3:36:30
right. I want to finish up with this
3:36:32
Jake Paul fight and I left the best for last because I think
3:36:35
Jake Paul is absolutely out of his effing mind.
3:36:39
All right you have to be the dumbest Market or and I'll say
3:36:45
this he is a marketing sensation.
3:36:48
The guy knows how to make money. You do not, I repeat you do not
3:36:52
and I understand Anthony Joshua is not the same fighter, that's
3:36:56
fine. This is a six foot six. 200 and
3:37:01
250 pound monster. Who has knocked out some of the
3:37:05
best, heavyweights in the world. And you're going to go in a
3:37:11
month's time. In the ring.
3:37:14
And I don't think, Anthony Joshua cares.
3:37:16
Anthony Joshua can eat his, eat himself out of a house in home
3:37:20
and and Jake, Paul could be in the best shape of his life and
3:37:24
doesn't stand a chance against this guy.
3:37:26
You're gonna first of all, you're gonna fight with 10 oz,
3:37:28
gloves, and heavy weight that you're fighting.
3:37:32
It's not an exhibition fight. This is a real fight and unless
3:37:36
Anthony Joshua is going to get paid off to lose this fight.
3:37:39
And I don't think Anthony Joshua will be left at if he loses his
3:37:43
fight against Jake Paul. I expect this to be a first or
3:37:46
second round knockout easily. Jake Paul does not know how to
3:37:51
fight. He's never fought a big
3:37:53
heavyweight boxer like this. This is a guy that throws heavy
3:37:56
Jabs and throws an absolute monster left Hulk.
3:38:00
I mean, I don't think he stands a chance and and if Jake Paul,
3:38:05
yes around in this fight, I give him credit.
3:38:09
I mean this is ridiculous. This is to me.
3:38:13
This is a mockery of boxing when you see and and Joshua should be
3:38:16
ashamed of himself because I would have rather seen Nagano
3:38:20
fight against him because this is a an ex UFC fighter, trying
3:38:25
to Bach's. And that would have been more
3:38:27
interesting, but it's to see this I, I mean, This hurts
3:38:34
boxing. I I really do.
3:38:36
And I I think this is a mockery. I Anthony Joshua.
3:38:39
You better knock him out in the first round.
3:38:41
You better knock him out and teach Jake Paul a little bit of
3:38:44
a lesson that you don't challenge a heavyweight fighter.
3:38:48
You don't challenge a real professional boxer at your own
3:38:51
game. This is this is by far the best
3:38:53
fire he's ever fought against. It's not even close and to fight
3:38:56
tank Davis. I think that made more sense
3:38:59
because he's like 70 pounds or 60 pounds heavier than him.
3:39:02
This guy is 30 pounds heavier than him at his best day and
3:39:07
this guy. Throws heavy.
3:39:09
Heavy punches. So I Jake Paul doesn't stay the
3:39:14
chance in this fight. I think he's out of his mind.
3:39:16
I think he's out of his mind. That's all I'm gonna say about
3:39:18
that. Out of look at that.
3:39:20
Come on guys watch Anthony Joshua dude he's throwing Jabs
3:39:25
that cannot knock you out. Yeah girls wait.
3:39:28
I know that originally Jake Paul was gonna fight gervonta Davis.
3:39:31
I believe it's like the end of this year but yes, he got.
3:39:33
Some legal problems, so that's off.
3:39:35
Now, I think Nate Diaz said he was gonna take his spot.
3:39:38
They're gonna have a rematch, so that fight still on.
3:39:41
And now this is later down the road.
3:39:43
He wants to fight Anthony, Joshua, they're saying that was
3:39:45
December 19th, Anthony Joshua, he's still gonna fight ideas, or
3:39:49
is this in place? This is what I'm reading is.
3:39:53
He's fighting Anthony Joshua December.
3:39:55
Yeah. She was the only one.
3:39:56
Okay. I was gonna say because I was
3:39:58
unbelievable. He's got two.
3:40:00
How do you say he goes from? One of the greatest, you know, I
3:40:04
guess younger or lighter weight, boxers to a former heavyweight
3:40:08
boxer. I did see that there was I think
3:40:10
a clause for Anthony Joshua that he can't go above 200 and 65
3:40:14
pounds, who cares? I believe.
3:40:15
Yeah, no, but I mean you know, I don't know how I know Jake Paul
3:40:19
is like a bigger guy and I actually do give him credit for
3:40:21
this for not having this be an exhibition fight and it's
3:40:23
actually gonna be a, you know why he's doing that, right?
3:40:26
Because if an ability and if he beats its he Joshua and knocks
3:40:33
him out, he's gonna say, I just knocked out at one point, the
3:40:38
heavyweight champion of the world and he's gonna say, okay,
3:40:42
where is Canelo? Where is this?
3:40:43
This would be you for him and his marketing scheme.
3:40:48
I couldn't, I'm gonna tell you if Anthony Joshua gets paid off
3:40:52
to lose this fight. This is an embarrassment.
3:40:54
If he, if he does just, let's hypothetically, what do you
3:40:58
think that number would be for him to like make sense?
3:41:01
I'm going to tell you this I would I would put a lot a little
3:41:05
bit of shekels on Jake Paul in this fight just for the sake of
3:41:08
doing it because don't be saying that Arrow.
3:41:11
He's gonna cut, he's gonna come sue.
3:41:12
You I'm accusing us just saying you put a couple of Shackles on
3:41:17
Jake Paul and this fight because I wouldn't be surprised if
3:41:21
Anthony Joshua loses this fight because of a couple of, you
3:41:26
know, 40 or 50 million that says, hey you know what, I'm 40
3:41:30
or 50 million dollars richer and I'm gonna make the most money
3:41:33
I've ever made off of fight, a heavyweight fight.
3:41:37
In my career, I I wouldn't be surprised.
3:41:40
I wouldn't be surprised. I'm telling you guys.
3:41:42
You don't think that Anthony Joshua would throw this fight.
3:41:46
I think he would. I think there's a lot of money
3:41:49
is a lot of shackles to say that he would, if you're a betting
3:41:51
man, bet on Jake Paul. And this fight because I think
3:41:54
the number is ridiculous when it comes to Joshua winning this
3:41:59
fight. I think it's like a minus. 2000.
3:42:03
Okay, that he knocks out Jake Paul in the first three rounds.
3:42:06
So I don't know what their number is, what is the number
3:42:09
right now? In Vegas, I think people
3:42:12
somebody better look that up because I think the numbers are
3:42:15
ridiculous right now. Ridiculously zeros do as
3:42:18
Fighters. He might take a dive, I wouldn't
3:42:21
be surprised, I would be surprised I'm talking, I don't
3:42:24
think Anthony Joshua's ever made 50 million dollars on fight.
3:42:27
I don't think he's ever made 50 million dollars.
3:42:29
So what is the number right now? When it comes to this fight on
3:42:35
Vegas, it's very simple. You can Google it guys.
3:42:38
It'll pop right up on your face. What it is right now.
3:42:41
It is. What is it?
3:42:43
A minus 1450. Yeah, he's currently a plus 770.
3:42:51
Underdogs I bought. I'm buying into that.
3:42:54
I'm buying into that, I'm putting 50 on it.
3:42:57
I'm putting 50 on Jake Paul and his fight 100%.
3:43:00
This is an absolute slam dunk, guys.
3:43:03
I I and here's it, and if you are if you're a proper I would
3:43:09
say that Jake Paul win he gets out of he gets out of the first
3:43:12
two rounds of this fight because I could see Anthony Joshua
3:43:16
absolutely throwing this fight. I can say it I can absolutely
3:43:20
see if betting, man, betting. I'm gonna do it 50 bucks, why
3:43:25
not? It's 50 bucks.
3:43:26
I and I could be 50. What is if I, if I win this
3:43:31
fight 50 on minus 1450. What is that?
3:43:35
What do I went on that? Does anybody have the math on
3:43:38
that? What do I get here?
3:43:39
Are you taking Joshua? Not take it.
3:43:42
I'm not taking Jake a 385. So yes.
3:43:45
It's just have so like plus there's like so it was plus
3:43:48
seven whatever it was you just cut that in half.
3:43:51
All right. So I I'll bet on Paul and I'll
3:43:55
win myself for 50. But is it 700 75 dollars?
3:43:59
Is that what you're saying speeding?
3:44:01
So I get seven 775. So it's I get half of it so I
3:44:09
get 385. Thank you Jarrett and I say, put
3:44:14
100 on it. I get it.
3:44:15
I get double that amount. So I get 700 and something
3:44:17
dollars. I'm gonna do it ladies and
3:44:19
gentlemen, why not? I you could use that.
3:44:22
I think it's I think it smells kind of fishy, like you say, I'm
3:44:25
staying away from that. Stay away from those bets.
3:44:27
I'm not a part of that. Oh, Jake, I thank you for
3:44:31
joining us. I think it's great that you're
3:44:33
you join us every single time. You're one of our interns, your
3:44:36
USC extraordinaire, and I like your takes, and I'm gonna tell
3:44:41
you this right now, my hot job or hot, chav is one of those
3:44:45
guys that you love to watch technically, but just can't
3:44:51
stand watching him win every single time because this guy, I,
3:44:54
I just don't know who's gonna be them.
3:44:57
And even if he goes down to 155 for the white, House.
3:45:01
I think that's a good fight, but, I mean, his wrestling
3:45:06
skills. It just so much better than
3:45:08
everybody else's. It's just ridiculous song.
3:45:11
It's going to be fun, it'll be fun.
3:45:12
And I'm interested to see that lineup because they're saying
3:45:16
this is the greatest card, wherever gonna see.
3:45:18
Well, you know, Jon Jones coming out of retirement?
3:45:22
Is that great to watch her and do I want to see him fight
3:45:25
Pereira or do I want to see him fight the guy that he's been
3:45:28
ducking and weaving? Okay, because To me.
3:45:31
That's what I want to see. I want to see the ducking and
3:45:33
weaving. I don't want to see Pereira
3:45:35
because I think he matches up very well against Pereira.
3:45:38
I think it would be best to fight against the guys that have
3:45:42
said that he's been ducking and weaving him for the last three
3:45:45
or four years. So, And anyways, Jake we
3:45:48
appreciate you man. No thanks bills, good seeing
3:45:51
you, Jake ladies and gentlemen, great UFC personality, I mean,
3:45:55
great UFC extraordinaire, great personality.
3:45:59
He knows his mixed martial arts and Jake.
3:46:01
Paul Anthony Joshua shekels, ladies and gentlemen, put it all
3:46:06
on pole because I had this something smells a little fishy
3:46:09
on this fight. I it's smells very very fishy if
3:46:13
somebody's gonna throw the fight, that's just me.
3:46:16
All right. Lady in gentlemen, our final
3:46:18
segment of the night, we call this dial up, this regular we
3:46:25
got a big brother. This makes my pecker hard.
3:46:33
Alright guys, welcome back to another tow job.
3:46:38
Everyone's favorite lightning round Sports News segment and
3:46:41
we're gonna start it off today. Errol hasn't seen the story yet
3:46:45
but I bet you can guess what we're about to talk about.
3:46:47
Oh the great former All-Pro wide receiver, Antonio Brown facing
3:46:51
30 years in jail. Get this they had to extradite
3:46:57
Antonio Brown from Dubai where he apparently fled to after the
3:47:03
shooting back in. May he left or sometime in June,
3:47:07
he posted bonds to get out. Basically, what happened?
3:47:10
This according to the report he got into a fist fight with the
3:47:14
victim at some point earlier in the night.
3:47:16
Then later in the night, grab the security guards gun and
3:47:21
fired two shots at the guy grazing, his neck.
3:47:26
Brown on the other hand planes that he used his own gun and was
3:47:30
trying to defend himself from people trying to rob him of
3:47:34
jewelry. Brown has been vocal about his
3:47:37
incident in a sense in the month since.
3:47:39
But now needs to convince a Florida Port system.
3:47:42
Whose standards are quite different than that of Twitter
3:47:45
and Instagram Errol Stop it up. Throw him in behind bars and
3:47:53
throw away the keys. I mean, this guy is out of his
3:47:56
freaking mind. I every single story that I've
3:47:59
heard behind the scenes, about this particular shooting him
3:48:03
taking shots at and then pulling the, the gun, from the security
3:48:07
guard. I mean, it's just absolutely
3:48:08
pathetic. Antonio Brown has mental issues.
3:48:11
He's got anger issues. Remember when he a couple of
3:48:14
years ago when he locked himself in a house and the police were
3:48:16
trying to get him out of there. And I just, he doesn't The only
3:48:21
thing that I've heard about him over the years is that he's
3:48:24
somewhat of a good dad, but he doesn't treat women, right?
3:48:27
He doesn't treat teammates, right?
3:48:29
He's out of his freaking mind as much money as he's made.
3:48:32
As a football player, is this as much money as he has lost
3:48:36
outside of the football field. The guy is out of his freaking
3:48:40
mind. Get rid of him.
3:48:41
I said, first thing I said, during this, take take the key
3:48:45
and throw it away. This guy is not 30 years.
3:48:48
She told him for life, he almost killed something.
3:48:51
I don't care what he did. Try to steal you, don't, you're,
3:48:54
you're the face of it when you're when you're one of the
3:48:58
faces of the NFL, over the years as a wide receiver, you have to
3:49:01
understand that you don't do things on and off the field that
3:49:04
would get you into trouble. This guy every single time gets
3:49:07
himself into trouble and he's been the face of just
3:49:10
humiliating. I think he's an idiot, throw
3:49:13
away the kid. Yeah, it's all added up over a
3:49:16
span of really since he got traded from the Steelers, just
3:49:18
all the issues that he had with the Raiders, all the issues that
3:49:21
he had with the Buccaneers. Obviously storming off the
3:49:23
field. We knew there was a case of him
3:49:24
being crazy and now he's taking it to really just homicide
3:49:27
levels and it's really sad to think that these innocent
3:49:30
victims are being are being harmed because of his
3:49:33
incompetence and his just him being messed up in so many ways.
3:49:36
You talked about it, like he literally broke into a locked
3:49:39
house, a big house with not just a little God, like a hunting
3:49:42
rifle or something like that. And that's all of a sudden, not
3:49:47
even the last thing there, there's more things here.
3:49:49
He's getting arrested in these foreign countries.
3:49:50
It's all just added up over time.
3:49:52
I agree. I don't want to hear this guy
3:49:53
ever being released on any terms ever again.
3:49:58
All right, let's move on to the next story.
3:50:01
There he is. LeBron LeBron, bronnie Harrell?
3:50:06
I don't know if you've been paying attention.
3:50:07
I have But my God, they've started brownie, James a couple
3:50:12
of times. Now, I'm sure you're not
3:50:14
surprised. He was terrible score 0 points
3:50:16
and 10 minutes and this boat is shots.
3:50:19
He had one assist. They only let him play and
3:50:23
minutes, even though he started at the same time.
3:50:26
As this was happening, LeBron was playing in the Glee,
3:50:30
rehabbing from his injury. Despite Ronnie stats, the Lakers
3:50:36
and Luka have been excellent racing out to a 10 and 4 start
3:50:40
early in the season, but it feels like it's the world is
3:50:45
upside down with brawny playing these minutes.
3:50:48
LeBron's gonna come back soon. They don't play the same
3:50:50
position. I think the big question as we
3:50:53
get into the season now. How many minutes is Ronnie going
3:50:57
to take from real NBA players? And is this gonna hurt them in
3:51:01
the long run? Embarrassment.
3:51:04
The Lakers should be ashamed of himself.
3:51:07
I don't know why he's still on his roster.
3:51:09
He should be playing in the G league with his father.
3:51:11
It's an embarrassment. It really is an embarrassment to
3:51:14
basketball. He is the worst player that
3:51:17
starting right now. In the NBA, he could be the
3:51:20
worst player I've ever seen. Get drafted and make the money
3:51:24
that he's made over the years coming from the second round I
3:51:27
can name. But we, we talked about
3:51:29
obviously yokich being a second round draft pick it.
3:51:33
Mitchell Robinson being a second round draft pick.
3:51:36
These guys are actually dominating players at their
3:51:39
position. This guy is the worst at his
3:51:42
position when he was starting at his first starting game as an
3:51:45
NBA player. Zero cyst zero points, zero
3:51:48
rebounds and he had like, I don't even know how many shots.
3:51:51
I think he had like seven or eight shots.
3:51:53
He's horrible, he's inconsistent and he shouldn't be in the NBA.
3:51:57
Shame on the NBA say shame on the lja for letting this guy
3:52:01
great through as a starter in the NBA and embarrassment.
3:52:06
Yeah, I mean he's not an NBA player, he should still be in
3:52:10
college right now. He should be going into his
3:52:11
junior year at USC right now. Yeah, he had some potential like
3:52:16
he was getting better as a player.
3:52:17
He has good instincts on the court.
3:52:19
He's a smart player, like his dad, but he's not a great
3:52:22
athlete. He's not a good shooter right
3:52:24
now. There's nothing there's no NBA
3:52:26
skill that he really possesses right now.
3:52:28
There's an decent IQ on the court.
3:52:31
He's a 6-2 on athletic guard, like, those guys.
3:52:34
Don't make it in the NBA, he's there because they're worried
3:52:38
LeBron's. Have not happy that they're
3:52:40
moving on to Lucas right now. They're trying to piece.
3:52:43
It's a simple as that. It's just pure nepotism.
3:52:46
It's pure trying to appease your star players.
3:52:48
We just what the NBA oftentimes is all about.
3:52:52
I love it. All right, let's move on next
3:52:55
story. We're gonna go to college
3:52:57
football at all, and I don't know if you call it this one,
3:53:00
but this was the one of the most wild comebacks, but in the
3:53:03
middle of the game, after a South Carolina touchdown, the
3:53:08
guy runs into the end zone and through the tunnel, his name was
3:53:12
Nick Harbor, 80 yard, 80, plus yard.
3:53:14
I saw this He gets into the end zone.
3:53:17
He's pulling at the hamstring trying to ease up as he's going
3:53:20
back. A police officer was like a
3:53:23
cowboy on comes at him and literally throws his shoulder at
3:53:28
him and does the old turn around.
3:53:29
What do you do? You know near me?
3:53:35
That's what they sound like in Texas. so my question, guys,
3:53:40
They relieved him of his duties immediately.
3:53:43
Mid-game because everyone saw it, it was it was ugly and it
3:53:47
was stupid. But the incident he came
3:53:50
something that was talking about by LeBron James on social media.
3:53:55
By Stephen A Smith on his show which is now on Fox Sports or
3:53:59
Fox News rather and whatever other station.
3:54:02
He's on, it's becoming a story because of the perceived Racial
3:54:07
nature of the incident, regardless of the story.
3:54:11
This one is one of the weirdest ones I've seen in a long time.
3:54:14
And then immediately after that, Texas A&M went on this crazy
3:54:18
comeback to win. I don't even know where to begin
3:54:21
with this one. Errol.
3:54:24
It. Oh, Okay, now, I don't know the
3:54:29
background and the political end of this and I don't want to get
3:54:32
into the politic end of it. Like, Stephen, A Smith and
3:54:35
LeBron James, everybody seems to go into the politic views of
3:54:39
this. What I do know is that's
3:54:42
security guard that cop Should never be allowed to be to go to
3:54:46
a college football game. Again, you don't walk into a
3:54:49
player, you don't? If ours I'm concerned you
3:54:53
apologize for what you did instead.
3:54:55
He's yelling at the player and the play really didn't say
3:54:58
anything to him. I didn't see him.
3:55:00
Stay really one thing. He turned back around and he
3:55:02
started walking. To me college football and in
3:55:07
professional sports should be protecting their players.
3:55:09
I said this about the UFC and I'll say it again about what
3:55:13
goes on. On the football field, there's
3:55:15
got to be more security, there's got to be more protection and
3:55:18
the security guards hitting players are pushing players or
3:55:22
saying things derogatory to players is a disgrace and the
3:55:26
NCAA should be going through these guys backgrounds before
3:55:31
they let them on the football field and and check it and do a
3:55:35
background check on these guys because, obviously, this wasn't
3:55:38
innocent, this was to me intentional, you could see it in
3:55:42
the guys face, you can see it in security guards face, whatever
3:55:45
the cops face when he was speaking to the player.
3:55:47
It's an embarrassment, it's a mockery.
3:55:49
The NCAA needs to do a little bit more research on who they
3:55:52
put on the field that are protecting a players and
3:55:55
protecting the fans out there, regardless of what that cop was
3:56:00
trying to do. The Optics are horrendous like
3:56:04
it. So bad that once it was
3:56:06
replayed, they had to fire him within minutes.
3:56:09
It was that bad. So, you know, was it a racial
3:56:13
thing? Maybe I would say, a more likely
3:56:15
thing was just the guy trying to be tough and trying to show
3:56:19
who's boss because he can use power but that's that's what I'm
3:56:21
saying. Got a gun.
3:56:22
That's what I'm saying. It's too many politics and it's
3:56:25
too many, too many things. There's too much stuff going on
3:56:28
outside, all the arguing and job.
3:56:31
But you know this you're an ex-athlete.
3:56:33
If somebody did that to you on a baseball field and and
3:56:37
obviously, we've seen things happen on a baseball field.
3:56:40
We see Bryce Harper, remember, that whole squirmish over there
3:56:43
with the Nationals and that story how it broke in The Dugout
3:56:46
the problem right now. In professional sports and
3:56:49
college sports, is there has to be some kind of background
3:56:52
checks on these guys before they, they protect, you know,
3:56:56
these players and and future stars in professionals.
3:57:00
I think there's got to be more in depth look before they get a
3:57:04
chance to Protect these guys, I don't know Texas but I know
3:57:06
there's background checks to be on any type of law enforcement,
3:57:09
whether it's local, if it's city state that like there is here in
3:57:15
Nebraska, I know that. So I wanted to do this one
3:57:18
because I have to tell you a story it reminded me of
3:57:20
something to happen. I'm 23 years old, first thing I
3:57:23
do out of college. I'm coaching five six, seven
3:57:26
year old tackle football and I take this team on the road, it's
3:57:31
hard, not as it is, right? And I go to play some other,
3:57:34
some other school or other Town, rather And they're officials
3:57:39
aren't letting like plays happen.
3:57:41
They're like 13 year old kids. So I just start blowing the
3:57:43
whistle like they're not set restart the play.
3:57:46
I have this guy look, just like this police officer run onto the
3:57:51
field and try to tough talk me and I'll never forget it.
3:57:54
He was like an inch taller than me.
3:57:55
He was Patrick and I'm going, you said hell, I'm gonna have
3:58:01
you throwing out of this league? I was like, what the hell you
3:58:03
guys doing? We gotta blow the whistle, you
3:58:05
know? Like I said like that.
3:58:06
Like, well, you know you're breaking the rules.
3:58:11
Like I'm the head of the board. Like it doesn't matter if you do
3:58:13
background checks Cheryl, the guys that are the worst, are the
3:58:17
top, and I found that out in five, six seven year old
3:58:21
football. Just imagine what it's like when
3:58:24
there's real Stakes going on, man and I'm telling you people
3:58:28
get ugly. I'm assuming this guy's one of
3:58:30
the ugliest. I got a really fun story for you
3:58:34
next though, you're gonna love this.
3:58:37
This is a couple of our favorites, Draymond Green.
3:58:41
And Angel Reese because a fan. Starts getting into it with
3:58:47
LeBron. I'm sorry with the dream on
3:58:49
calling him. Angel Reese.
3:58:52
From the sidelines. And in fact, it was so
3:58:55
aggravating to keep on the Bronson draymonds.
3:59:01
That he goes over in the middle of sound shops, and tries to
3:59:04
chest chest bump, this guy and tough talk on him out.
3:59:10
During a Fallon herb Jones now, apparently, he kept calling him
3:59:13
Angel Reese because he kept missing shots and getting his
3:59:16
own remix, but the funny part is even better.
3:59:23
He says that I can't allow that to happen.
3:59:27
He called me a woman, it was a good joke at first, but you
3:59:30
can't keep calling me a woman. Okay, the fan said he called the
3:59:36
angel Reese because he was missing easy shots against his
3:59:38
own rebounds. As you know, she gets criticized
3:59:41
for what she then coined into her own shirt, me bounds.
3:59:45
Errol. How are we doing with all dream
3:59:48
on these days style it up? It seems like every time
3:59:51
Draymond Green has something to say it's usually on his podcast.
3:59:57
But when he's on a basketball court, his game doesn't do the
4:00:00
talking anymore, it's his mouth that continues to shed a lot of
4:00:05
gray hairs. And I will say this, I could
4:00:08
care less what the fans are saying, you're making millions
4:00:11
and millions of dollars, I could call you angels, I could call
4:00:15
you shook McKnight. I could call you nugget killer.
4:00:18
I could call you Dirty Nugget or Billy Willie Whopper, I could
4:00:23
care less. What I call you you're playing
4:00:25
in the NBA or the lja, you shouldn't care.
4:00:29
What anybody is calling you. What type of person?
4:00:32
You are a girl, a female a male. Whatever the hell you think that
4:00:35
you are sometimes. I wonder if you're a crybaby a
4:00:39
little girl whatever. The fact here is your
4:00:41
professional athlete. You're making millions and
4:00:44
millions of dollars in your playing for a Golden State
4:00:46
Warriors team that is expected to make the playoffs and contend
4:00:49
for a championship. Stop crying.
4:00:51
Stop worrying about what the fans are saying to you and just
4:00:54
play the goddamn game. That's all I'm going to say
4:00:57
about. Somebody like Draymond Green,
4:00:59
Draymond Green. Don't worry so much.
4:01:01
What people are saying about you.
4:01:03
You're all about the media work. You're all about television and
4:01:07
what you're saying on your podcast.
4:01:10
And I'm sure you have a lot to say in your podcast about this
4:01:13
story, I could care less Stop being a baby.
4:01:16
It makes you look like their fans, that's what they're
4:01:19
supposed to do. Like if somebody said something
4:01:22
to me, like that was good, like I would turn around and give
4:01:24
them credit. Like, that was really good.
4:01:26
Like that was awesome. Like, I would interact.
4:01:29
That's the best, that's the best part about it is because like
4:01:32
you interact and then it's like you catch him off guard, right?
4:01:35
Because they're like, Oh no. I'm just kidding, man.
4:01:38
I'm a huge fan. Know you're not jackass.
4:01:40
Like you just didn't expect me to like Talk to you and be like
4:01:44
really, you're making fun of me? Like, you're an old man making,
4:01:47
like, I'm a 25 year old kid. Like, what are we doing here?
4:01:50
But like, that's a banter back and forth, like you should love
4:01:54
that. Like, they're getting so soft.
4:01:57
Where it's, it's, it's it's embarrassing.
4:02:00
Really? Because You're an athlete.
4:02:02
Like you said, you're getting paid millions of dollars, but
4:02:05
isn't like, they always say, they don't boo, anybody, that
4:02:08
the eighth dude on the bench saying called him a pussy.
4:02:11
Like no, like take it for a grain of salt.
4:02:14
Like go up to him. Like I love when like when
4:02:17
Westbrook like he did the same thing, he ran out to a dude in
4:02:22
like the the corridor and there's usually like a VIP
4:02:27
section like sometimes when they walk in like the locker room
4:02:30
that people are standing at and he like walked towards him, like
4:02:33
he takes it over the top sometimes but then I saw another
4:02:36
one, somebody was giving another dude named like barking at me as
4:02:39
I was like, dude, that was awesome like you get in trouble.
4:02:41
He's like they they told me to knock it off.
4:02:43
I'm gonna kick you out. And he's like, no, that was
4:02:45
great. Like I just I don't get why
4:02:48
people get so buttered not if it's talking about your family
4:02:51
or whatever, that's one thing. But if you're just getting
4:02:53
called names or like calling you like dude who cares like make
4:02:59
fun of him like sweet hair, like Nice shirt.
4:03:02
It's too tight where that extra medium that's why I like.
4:03:05
That's why I have a lot of respect for Metta World Peace
4:03:07
because he had things thrown at him and that's why he went after
4:03:12
the fans. I mean could you imagine if
4:03:14
somebody was telling Meadow all these things he just laugh at
4:03:17
you. He would just stare at you and
4:03:19
laugh. You laugh at everything that you
4:03:20
say about it, I seen him do it. I was there right, I've had
4:03:25
drinks thrown on me up at popcorn.
4:03:27
Like with stuff thrown I'm just turn around and laugh like
4:03:31
battery kind of sucked. It didn't give me the dumb, we
4:03:34
got me like in the back. It didn't feel great, but I'm
4:03:37
like, what? Ever like you didn't kill me,
4:03:40
like whatever. Like I don't, I don't care like
4:03:45
Play around with him like have fun with it like throw up like
4:03:48
they're watching to make fun of you.
4:03:50
Like take that as a compliment. That one over like a farting
4:03:54
shirt. all right, last One of the night guys.
4:03:57
And this is one of my favorite. Yeah, I don't think you know
4:04:01
where I'm going. This NCAA Hoops, announcer Gap,
4:04:05
not a cafe Speedy, which I heard you pronounce a number of times
4:04:09
in the first half of the Xavier Iowa, Early season matchup on
4:04:13
her about this is one of the best Freudian slips in sports
4:04:19
ever took place. Color commentator.
4:04:22
Nick bahe was trying to be clever playing upon Iowa.
4:04:25
Junior Alvaro, Bulgaria nicknamed, El pulpo.
4:04:29
Which means octopus in Spanish and he said testicles were all
4:04:35
over the place on that one. El popo may have had his
4:04:40
tentacles everywhere. And because he was the Horizon
4:04:43
player of the year last year, for Robert Morris before
4:04:46
transferring, to Iowa this season, he did have eight
4:04:49
points, 8 boards and three assists in the block shots in
4:04:52
the wind, and he seems to be a pretty good player.
4:04:55
But Errol. I mean.
4:05:00
I don't have the Audio, I should try to get the audio, but it's
4:05:04
one of the funniest things I've ever heard in my entire life.
4:05:06
What are you at least not as college, basketball game?
4:05:10
Are there any Classics that you could think of when So what I
4:05:16
will say about this is if you don't know how to pronounce
4:05:20
something or you don't know the background of the word in French
4:05:25
or even Italian or Spanish, don't say it.
4:05:30
I honestly think that there's a lot of people over the years
4:05:34
that have said stupid things on live radio or even television
4:05:38
that you make you make, you wonder if they actually
4:05:40
educated. I'm not Gap.
4:05:43
I don't know. Him personally and I I'm not
4:05:45
going to take shots at what he thought the word man to or the
4:05:49
the word was going to mean in the argument of whatever he was
4:05:53
trying to get and whatever an octopus or tentacles or whatever
4:05:57
the hell he wants to call it. I'm not using words that I don't
4:06:01
understand. I am not trying to put myself
4:06:04
out there where I could really make myself look like a jackass
4:06:09
and well. You look like a jackass, guys.
4:06:12
I mean we we can all like talk about time before her foot in
4:06:15
her mouth. You know, saying things that we
4:06:18
didn't mean to say or Speedy, putting something else in his
4:06:20
mouth, right speeding. You know, Jared, I'll let you do
4:06:23
this one. You, since you heard it down
4:06:25
first, what's the most famous one that you can think to me?
4:06:28
It's, um, it's, I believe was the Reds.
4:06:32
Yeah, they're played by, yeah. Drops drops, a slur accidentally
4:06:38
on the air, get started. Giving this long when it apology
4:06:42
and going on and on, Then just drive into deep left field by
4:06:46
castellano's Phillies go up three nothing.
4:06:50
Middle goes right back to the apology.
4:06:55
That was hilarious. That one was one of the funniest
4:06:59
things and that I don't think it's worth since no.
4:07:03
No chance. No, he was suspended.
4:07:05
I think at 2022. I don't like they, they replaced
4:07:08
the TV guy over the radio guy over there.
4:07:11
I think it was after you guys are too young to remember this
4:07:14
but Brent must thank you. Karen's model Girlfriend.
4:07:23
Yes these girls. Yeah and every time they showed
4:07:27
her on camera you just go oh that is his wife now.
4:07:32
It was just like all right, we know she is very beautiful.
4:07:38
You guys have any anyone I have one right now, that ended
4:07:41
somebody's career. It was, I miss.
4:07:43
Hi Mrs. On live radio. and he was talking about Connecticut,
4:07:49
basketball and He spit out racial things that he should not
4:07:54
use. It was right?
4:07:56
Was it? You sure was it Connecticut,
4:07:57
whatever. It was Rutgers women's team.
4:07:59
It was one of the girl women's basketball teams.
4:08:02
He said something and He went on this, just absolute. and, This
4:08:15
guy I misses one of the greatest broadcasters of our time, he's
4:08:19
been arrested piece, but that ruined his career, completely it
4:08:24
completely took away all the respect that people had for him
4:08:28
and even my friends to come out to this day says that I miss
4:08:32
said his career on that trajectory as one of the
4:08:36
Godfathers of sports radio, if it wasn't for him, he wouldn't
4:08:39
have his career. You always go back on the time
4:08:43
that that specific thing was set on National radio, and you
4:08:47
wonder all it takes is one thing you say.
4:08:52
That a great career turns to nothing and everybody's going to
4:08:56
remember that. One thing he said from all the
4:08:58
great things he's done in his career, that changed the sports
4:09:01
industry. So I miss was the one that stuck
4:09:04
out to me. The most, I remember mention one
4:09:06
more to though, the sexual ones, like the ones you were bringing
4:09:09
up fish or those are the ones that always annoy me the most.
4:09:11
I think there was a Braves reporter that did it this year
4:09:13
that was checking out a. It was a fan or was it another
4:09:17
sideline reporter? I don't.
4:09:18
Yeah I one of them that that this year and that, as far as
4:09:21
the pronunciation itself, like it's also something like as your
4:09:24
basketball broadcaster electronic, why would you want
4:09:26
to scream squeeze in the word tentacle when you could just say
4:09:28
ink or eight legs or something? Like I just you know Arrow I try
4:09:35
to make the sports minutes, very creative like get myself Tongue
4:09:38
Tied sometimes as well and tentacles was a good reference.
4:09:43
However, Maybe not that choice, and that's a choice.
4:09:48
I just I if I don't know what I'm speaking about, I'm just not
4:09:51
gonna say, it's also hard to say at that fast and not like, say
4:09:54
it perfectly. That's a problem with sports
4:09:56
radio is there's a lot of guys in this entry not mentioning any
4:10:00
names that say things and really don't know what they're saying
4:10:04
and then they go on these tangents to try to clean up what
4:10:08
they say. And you're like, I Don't
4:10:11
understand what you're saying. So I'm gonna hold, they just
4:10:14
take the hole deeper and deeper and deeper.
4:10:16
Craig carton's, done it many many times over the years.
4:10:19
That makes you wonder why he still has a job.
4:10:22
But hey, I'm not saying anything.
4:10:25
I'm not hurting anybody's feelings here because it's seems
4:10:28
like every time I do, I get myself into a little bit of
4:10:31
trouble, but I want to thank by the way John, I know we went
4:10:34
over the time and I know we gotta get it.
4:10:36
We got to keep it down and I know he's a little upset about
4:10:40
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4:10:44
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4:10:51
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4:12:14
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4:12:22
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4:12:35
Oh job his favorite? That's a good one.
4:12:38
That's a hand. That's a slam dunk hands-free.
4:12:40
You know. Java you're ready to go.
4:12:42
You're ready to go and eat some food.
4:12:44
I know you're probably ready to do something.
4:12:46
Hey, looks like he's a meditating.
4:12:48
He looks like he's about to rip my head off my body.
4:12:52
He looks Frozen. I don't know.
4:12:53
No, he's not frozen, you sure? Yeah, it looks a little Frozen
4:12:57
to me. He's sitting up.
4:12:59
I see him breathing, so, I guess he's not anyways, that's it.
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