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Is Gregg Popovich the most OVERRATED coach in NBA history? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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Right guys, welcome back to another edition of Dial It Up.
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This is the one where we have a bunch of topics Errol has not
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yet seen and we're going to make him take a quick take on it and
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one of us will react to his take.
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First story in Dial It Up tonight.
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Greg Popovich retires from the game game of basketball.
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Yes, Spurs coach Greg Popovich retired and passed the baton to
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interim coach Mitch Johnson formally today.
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Popovich, 76 years old, suffered A mild stroke six months ago,
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was assisted by former players Tim Duncan and managed Ginobili
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at this press conference. Things are getting better by the
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day, but it's not not good enough for what we plan ahead,
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Popovich said via ESPN. So it's time to make this
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change. Some stats about Popovich.
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Five time NBA champion, 3 time coach of the year and 1422
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regular season wins. Which is the most all time
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Errol? Dial it up.
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It's pretty simple. One of the most overrated
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coaches in NBA history. I'm not going to take shots at
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him because it's it's sad what's going on over the last couple
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years for Greg Popovich. He coached one of the best and
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one of the greatest big men of all time.
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And Tim Duncan, also David Robinson, Hall of Famers man
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who? Ginobili, the best six man, six
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man of all time. And then Tony Parker, one of the
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more underrated point guards of all of all time.
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I'm not saying, by the way, Kawhi Leonard 2 was another
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draft pick. It wasn't him that drafted the
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players. He did help develop them.
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But what are you going to develop on Tim Duncan?
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He was a bona fide number one pick.
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He came from Wake Forest and one of the more talented power
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forwards we've ever seen come out of the NBA in history.
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I'm just saying this to be the truth here, to be the truth.
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The only thing that stands out when it comes to Greg Popovich
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is consistency. He was consistent.
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But after Tim Duncan retired, how consistent was he?
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How many playoff runs did he have?
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How many championships did he win without Tim Duncan?
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The answer? Zilch.
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So I it's a sad story. I wish him nothing but the best.
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I hope he lives a long lasting life, but one of the most
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overrated coaches in NBA history.
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I'll say this about Greg Popovich though.
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I didn't realize he's moving like an 80 year old man or 90
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year old man at this point. He does look like in not the
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same shape he was that literally last season walking up and down
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the court, of course didn't look the same of course 10 years ago
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running up and down the court. So it really is.
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It's kind of like I think he has this just mentality that his
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brain was always going to be wired to basketball and now it's
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kind of good in a way because he doesn't want to fully step away
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from the game. It's kind of good just watching
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his mind be at ease. I mean, he's been doing this for
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30 something years. I mean, the man could definitely
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the man needs a break, doesn't he could take it, but he needed
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a break. It obviously showed how much he
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was slowing down these past couple of years, this last this
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past season when he of course, suffered a stroke.
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And that's that's just the best situation that could happen in
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this case. I mean, pop, let it go, man.
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And. Go get the shovels.
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I'm just kidding, all right? I'm.
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Sorry I can't just let you take such a wild take on arguably one
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of the three greatest coaches. I disagree.
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Disagree. I understand you disagree, but
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he has five champions. So what?
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Yeah, Tim Duncan. Yeah, Tim Duncan.
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He had to go up against great teams as well.
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Yeah, Tim Duncan. He defeated the LeBron Wade
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teams. Good for him later in Tim
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Duncan's career. Almost did it twice.
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He. Defeated, you know, he was the
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one that eventually. Be quiet, Carl.
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Lakers with Shaq, you know, or well you're not Shaq but Kobe
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like he's you got to give him credit for being one of those
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guys I would think, and I'll give you 1 little thing about
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him. Probably the best coaching tree
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in NBA history. Nobody has had as many people
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that coach with him become NBA head coaches.
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I'll give you a few of the names.
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Buttonholzer, Joe Prunty, Mike Brown, Brett Brown, MA Udoka
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Morejo, Mitch Johnson who just took over, Sean Marks was AGM
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understudy with him. Jacques Vaughn, PJ Carlissimo
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you know there's a Will Hardy. I mean there's like 7 more
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names. I don't know, you know, you
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know, Doc Rivers had a good for him.
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Doc Rivers had a good treat, too.
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What did that tell you? What does that tell you?
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Absolutely not. As good as.
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This I'm just saying it doesn't matter in basketball.
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Come on fish fish and basketball in the NBA you can.
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You can have a semi decent coach and you can win a championship.
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It's all about, it's about players.
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It's all about talent. Please.
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I, I think, I think that, you know, him being a veteran, him
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being someone that was really unique and communicated with
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players, everyone seemed to love him.
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Kevin Durant, it professed his love for him the other day
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about, you know, just saying that.
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How him and his how many Twitter pages?
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You know, this wasn't even on a Twitter page.
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I'm sorry. Or he barely.
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Does, as you know. Anyway, let's move forward.
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This one's near and dear to my heart and his Speedy.
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Speedy and I talked about this earlier.
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Errol Abdul Carter asked for LTS 56 and Phil Sims is 11 and was
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shut down by both of them. Since being drafted, Giants
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rookie edge rusher Abdul Carter has been shot down in his
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request. Like I just said, Lt. said get
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another number, I don't care if it's 00 and then make it famous.
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Sims said he would have given the number but was outvoted by
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his family. Carter then said, damn, at this
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point I'm going to be out there with just my last name on my
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jersey. No number.
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Just kidding. It's all love.
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Just want to play football, Errol, dial it up.
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I absolutely agree with Lawrence Taylor.
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You don't ask the greatest or one of the top 3 greatest
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defensive players for his number.
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Phil Simms. Who the hell is Phil Simms?
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He lost his job to to to Hostetler.
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He did win a championship, but he had nothing to do with
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winning that championship. It was a great defense.
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Banks and all those guys and, and obviously the one and only,
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You know, we were just talking about it.
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But nevertheless, I, but I, if I was Abdul Carter, I wouldn't be
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happy with the Giants. I sit here right now, I wait
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five years and I say, you know what, You don't want to give me
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my number. I'm getting the hell out of
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here. Send me over to the Cleveland
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Browns. Don't give me #56 I don't know.
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I just say this Abdul Carter is going to be a sensational
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player. I think Lawrence Taylor has
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every right to say what he said. Go pick a number and make it
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great. He has a chance to make that
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number great. So go out there and make the
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number great. I just, I, I, I get the respect
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factor of asking for a number, but if you have the respect to
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ask me for it, I've already created that legacy.
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That's why you're asking me. And wouldn't you want somebody
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to honor you and play the game the right way and where and
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represent that number? And what they're going to do is
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they're going to think of you. I have I have no respect for
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guys like this because the game is bigger than you.
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Yes, you were one of the greatest, but you know what?
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You're going to die. This game is never going to die.
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The game is bigger than you. The game is bigger than you.
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And let a young man that wants to respect you ask you
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permission to wear that damn number.
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That should be an honor for you, but you have an ego and the
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ability to turn that down because of what you think you
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are. I think that's garbage.
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I think it's just not a great move because this young man did
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it the right way. I think it's garbage.
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Shabba There's a lot of players that do that and there's a lot
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of ex. Players, I think it's.
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Terrible. I don't care.
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He's not the only one, and Lawrence Taylor is arguably the
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greatest defensive player of all time.
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If I was Lawrence, I wouldn't want it either.
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I I don't want anybody wearing my number.
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I'm just yeah, yeah, I guess I am.
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I'm a dope. I'm Lawrence Hiller.
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Well. We know you're not a good
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student, so you must be. I guess so, but nevertheless.
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Been around longer than Lawrence Phillips.
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There's going to be. Somebody that's better than him.
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Taylor. Taylor.
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Well, Lawrence Phillips. To me, honestly, it's been, it's
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been how long? Almost 30 something years.
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Want somebody? To represent your number.
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None of those guys. I have AI had something I
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shared. Michael Irving in the 88 What
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If? It was like after 100 years you
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can wear the number or maybe NFL 75 years, right?
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So think about it. If after 100 years, does the
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Yankees have the most retired numbers of all teams in in
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sports, right, 20 retired numbers.
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What if after 100 years from your last game, that numbers
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semi retired? But it can.
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It's used again as an honor, like Babe Ruth's three.
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His last game was 1935, would be up in 10 years for 100 years.
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And then the Yankees, you know, that hotshot prospect, they'd
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want to give him #3 just kind of like how they said Mantle was
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going to get #7 because he was the next guy, because they had
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that number next. That's a big weight to carry for
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that young ball. It probably is, but wouldn't it
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be cool to see those numbers come back in that kind of a
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tribute sort of way Anyway, I just think that might be the
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only way I would be OK with it. But I'm I'm on board with with
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you, Errol. I Phil set First off, the Phil
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Slim slander and I'm going to I can't let that slide.
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Super Bowl 21 Phil Simms 22 of 2526 Two 168 yards, three touch,
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no interceptions, 88% completion record completion rate Still a
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record for the Super Bowl 150.9 passing rating.
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Retired Jersey and Giants. I don't hear about him losing
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his job. That number deserves to be
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retired for that job. OK, so let's run this back.
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Let's run this back. You guys talk about retired
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numbers and all this. Now, Colorado, No kid can wear a
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Shudur Sanders or Travis Hunter number.
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What are we talking about? Well, that's different.
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What would you want? The doors number though.
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That's not different. That's Deion Sanders is crap.
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That's that's why it's going on. But it's this name principal.
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It's retired now. Well, Deion Sanders is an idiot.
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Principal Colorado's an idiot. You know idiots program and that
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they don't belong. Not talking about where it's at.
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How about Jackie Robertson? Why?
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Why can't Jackie Robertson's number come out of retirement?
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Because he changed and. Lawrence, Lawrence Taylor
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changed the game. What are you talking about?
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No, he changed the game. Linebacker.
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Great linebacker. He was the greatest linebacker
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to ever play the game. Arguably the greatest defensive
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player of all time. He changed the game and you've
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got Abdul Carter going in. I want to wear your number 56.
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I tell you to go screw yourself. Shove this up your ass, Abdul.
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Of a sport. First black man to ever play.
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Listen. Who was playing linebacker?
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There was plenty of linebackers that played.
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As good as Lawrence Taylor. Black man to play.
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OK this game, Lawrence. Taylor different than Lawrence
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Taylor. Why is it different?
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Lawrence Taylor Lawrence changed the game.
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He changed the game. I would say Jackie Robinson's
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change of the game was more thank you, but.
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That's not my argument. That's not my argument.
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That was not my argument. My argument is Lawrence Taylor
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changed the game and if he if Jackie Robertson, you're not
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allowed to bring his his number back.
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And if you went to his wife, he said, and she says yes, oh, it's
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a smack in the face. But if, if, if, if somebody went
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to Jackie Robertson's wife and said, listen, can I wear Jackie
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Robinson's number? And she said yes, the.
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Blessing. That would be to represent that
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number. She wouldn't do it.
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You want to do it. She wouldn't do it, and I don't
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think Lawrence Taylor would do it either.
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I don't think a lot of. How did Lawrence Taylor change
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the How did Lawrence Taylor change the game of?
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Of football. Have you ever watched Did you
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ever watch Lawrence Taylor play and?
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I'm, I'm saying in any aspect, does it even come close to the
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way that Jackie Robinson changed the game?
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100% he changed the game. Yeah, 100%.
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I disagree. I disagree.
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You guys look at it in a different way.
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When you watched Lawrence Taylor play and how he changed the game
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as a linebacker. He came into the league and he
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What do you mean how he changed the game?
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All the linebackers, he changed the game.
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Even Reggie White may rest in peace.
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Reggie White, who Lawrence Taylor says to this day is
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better than him. Reggie White said that there
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will never be a player like Lawrence Taylor ever, Ever.
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Reggie White, arguably the greatest defensive player of all
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time. So change the game 100%.
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You'll never see a linebacker that great that dominant as
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Lawrence Taylor. So I disagree about changing the
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game. Changed the game as a
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linebacker. I think it was my backer.
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Changed the whole. I'm not saying Jackie Robinson
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didn't. I'm not saying he didn't.
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That's why it's different. No, it's not.
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It's. Jackie Robinson, Jersey on right
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now, Arrow. No, this isn't a Jackie
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Robinson. No.
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It says it says Rolo on it, yes. No, it says he, Mark says.
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His name because he marked what? He always puts on.
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I don't wear other people's names.
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O'Hara told us to do that when we were at the Super.
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Bowl. I don't wear anybody else's name
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on mine. Jerseys all the time.
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I only wear my own name. Look, I'm, I don't want to, you
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know, this conversation. Except Caitlin Clark.
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I bought that jersey because I had to.
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I had to try. I had to show Nick Goody that
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I'm going to do it. If you're going to compare
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Jackie Robinson as the player. Comparing them.
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Obviously comparing. Them was better as a player in
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the NFL than Jackie Robinson was.
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Comparing as a. Player in baseball because he's
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the greatest player of all time and Jackie Robinson, top 20. 5.
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Probably all true. He's number one.
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That's like saying he's Babe Ruth compared to Derek Jeter on
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the Yankees. You guys listen.
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You guys are baseball guys. Unanimously, almost, yes.
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And they both are all time greats.
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I don't really know what the argument is that we're saying
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right here, but Jackie Robinson did.
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More for the Jackie Robinson did more for the game.
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Lawrence. Taylor dated for football.
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That's good. Man, that one's funny.
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Carl. Carl, that one is funny.
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True. It's true.
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I'm not going to lie. I probably am.
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Probably. Student ID number.
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Retired at all schools, probably.
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All 5 schools probably. And I might go into the Guinness
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Book of World Records for the amount of times I've been
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suspended from schools. All right, let's keep going on
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the segment. We still have a couple left to
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go here. Next one up, this is AI.
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This you will find this fascinating.
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Wide receiver Hunter Renfro is back in the NFL after a
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three-year battle with ulcerative colitis.
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Horrible. That's horrible 20. 21 Pro Bowl
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wide receiver Hunter Renfro divulged that he had been
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battling ulcerative colitis since the 2022 season, leading
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to his drop in production and hiatus from the NFLI.
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Felt so bad those two years and I felt like I let my teammates
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down so much, he said. I was like, man, I don't know
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how I feel. I don't feel well, but I do not
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want to play football again. Like I don't want to let people
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down. I just want to go over be in my
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corner and just get take care of my business.
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Well, he dropped down to 150 lbs and was hospitalized multiple
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times with high fevers over one O 3 and other symptoms.
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He signed on Sunday after reportedly retiring a couple of
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months ago with the Panthers and has joined the team Errol.
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I love Hunter Renfro. He was in the national
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championship. He stood out in the national
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championship. He's a great person.
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I got a chance to meet him at a card show years ago when he was
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drafted and and he was a great player with Jon Gruden.
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He was the number one wide receiver over there with the
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Oakland Raiders before they move to Vegas.
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And then obviously they brought in another coach from the the
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New England Patriots that absolutely shadowed and stopped
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him from really growing as a player.
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Unfortunately, Hunter Renfro having this colitis, it's a
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terrible disease and he's going to have it for the rest of his
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life. It's never going to go away, but
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it's, it's in what what they call that it's it's an
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endorsement and he's got a chance to to get back on a
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football field and play. It's a great story.
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I, I hope everything, everything works out for him.
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He's still fairly young. I think he's 2829 years old.
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He's he still could play another two or three years in the NFLI
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just want to see him succeed. It's unfortunate that this kid
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really didn't turn out to be the player that a lot of people,
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including John Kroonen thought he was going to.
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He was like a Julian Edelman type of player.
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That's the type of player he was going to be.
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And it just he just fell off and unfortunately because a bad
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coaching and just bad luck. Yep, an era of slot receivers
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being as dominant as it was Renfro in that three-year span,
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especially in that 2021 season was coming up to that point
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where he was looking like the most dominant one that is like
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exclusively a slot receiver in the league.
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And you definitely saw in 2022, like especially like you were
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saying, he's a very Edelman type of receiver.
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You would think Josh McDaniels going over there and and then
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and going there, you would see much more production out of him.
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I was high on him on fantasy that year for that same reason.
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I remember that. Yeah.
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And there were a lot of analysts that we had on that were high on
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him because of the the target share he was getting.
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But the drops are definitely there.
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And then I saw in 2023, he was really, really small.
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I didn't realize 150 lbs like he was getting at that point, but
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he definitely looked a lot smaller.
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And it definitely is concerning. So yeah, if he does, he just
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signed up the Panthers and that's one of the greatest
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comeback stories. So we've we've seen with him
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going through what he did and hopefully, even if he doesn't
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play at the high level, he did again, just to see him get that
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passion for football because like Aaron will say, he was a
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huge passion guy with that with Clemson, one of those leaders on
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that Clemson championship team. And it's good to see him get
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back. Stay away from Deshaun Watson.
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And again, medically, you definitely hope the best and and
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full recovery for completely for him where he could be healthy
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for for the rest of his life. Yeah, that's power to him.
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I'm glad he's back in the league.
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You know, hopefully he'll make the roster this year in
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Carolina. All right, moving on.
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We're going to move on to the ponies.
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Yes, the Kentucky Derby was on Saturday and Sovereignty won the
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151st Kentucky Derby. Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott
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and Venezuelan jockey Junior Alvarado teamed with 7 to one
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Dog. Third had the third lowest odds,
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so it was the third odds. For Sovereignty to win the 151st
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Kentucky Derby, this is Mott's second Derby win.
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In Alvarado's first, Alvarado actually was thrown from a horse
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that died of a heart attack in the middle of a race only a
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couple of months ago and didn't think that he was going to be
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able to jockey this race. He was allowed back on and they
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won three to one. Favorite Journalism finished
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second and a late replacement on Thursday, Beza, who was 12 to
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one, finished in third. Errol.
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Shout out to Chaz, who had the trifecta once again this year.
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Chaz is one of the best pickers when it comes to horse racing.
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He is sensational, 7 O1 underdog.
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It's a sensational story and that's what you like to see.
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You like to see crazy things like this come out of nowhere
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and that's what's interesting about horse racing.
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You can't honestly one, you can't honestly pick who's going
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to come in first, who's going to come in second, who's coming in
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3rd. You just look at numbers and you
21:09
kind of estimate what you've seen over the last, last couple
21:12
of years as a, as a, as a writer.
21:14
It takes what, 2 years, three years for them to become top
21:18
dogs and, and go into those races.
21:20
It it is a great story and and I actually know that.
21:22
They get it. They get them at two years.
21:25
No, they actually they train them till two years and that's
21:27
when they go into the the big races.
21:28
That's why I say they get them to.
21:30
Two years, that's what I'm saying.
21:31
So some of them go two or three. I remember we had and, and, and
21:35
Goody, you know this. We were talking to Jason Werth
21:37
about this and he was talking what, what are you?
21:40
What are you putting your hand up?
21:41
What are you what, what up? What's going?
21:43
To give a shout out to fly mode. Alright, alright, I was
21:46
literally just typing that into the chat when you say.
21:49
Well, I I'm just saying I I the one thing there.
21:53
Flying Mohawk, you know, had a tough race, but it's a young
21:56
horse and he'll be back up on it.
21:58
I think he was like one of the three youngest ones in the race.
22:00
No, I, I, I didn't watch much of the race, but I heard from the
22:04
Grapevine that the seven one underdog, nobody even thought he
22:08
had any chance to be in the top three except Jazz and and Jazz
22:12
got the trifecta once again. Just think about this.
22:15
We've had Chazz on this show for years.
22:17
In the last three years, two out of the three years he's had the
22:21
trifecta. So I think if you want to bet on
22:24
horses, I think for now on when the Kentucky Derby comes out or
22:28
any of these big horse races come out, the Belmont, I think
22:31
you should listen to the show and listen to Jazz.
22:32
He is absolutely a home run. What was it a minus?
22:36
What was a +2700 and something number?
22:41
I'm going to say the total power pay up for Goody.
22:43
You dial it up, $76,811.92. That was on his ticket.
22:48
That's crazy. That's crazy.
22:50
And he bets like 10 bucks. He bets like 10 bucks.
22:54
So just what? He won 78,000.
22:56
Yeah, he was doing. It wasn't a parlay, it was
22:58
something a little more elaborate.
22:59
I forget the term he brought up last week, but he had.
23:01
Yeah, so, so when you, when you bet horses though, it's
23:05
different how you how you bet. It's not like doing a regular
23:09
parlay. It's so different what he was
23:12
giving last week. Where the where the where the
23:14
yes Superfecta, I know what he was giving last week were two
23:18
different two different races with the the numbers in the post
23:21
position and then if they just finish in the top three, which
23:24
they did, he gets more. He is unbelievable when it comes
23:27
to horse racing. He's absolutely on point, just
23:30
like Wes is just just like Wes is with the Canadian football
23:35
leagues. He he's like 7273% all the time.
23:39
That's how Chaz is when it comes to horse racing.
23:41
It's. Unbelievable.
23:42
I only got one in the I got, I got journalism, so it paid out
23:46
pretty OK. All right.
23:50
I walked the race. I thought it was, I watched the
23:52
race. I thought it was pretty wild
23:54
that they're racing in the mud and all that.
23:56
It's just crazy to me how they do that.
23:58
And there was a picture of the winning jockey, You said.
24:01
What was his name? Alvarez Last name.
24:03
I think Alvarado. Alvarado, pretty dope picture.
24:07
I don't know if you if you have it, but he's on the horse and
24:09
it's like picture of the year. I thought it was pretty cool.
24:12
Horse racing to me is fascinating.
24:13
I actually have a jockey that lives in my neighborhood.
24:15
He's about 5 foot to 100 and maybe 101 lbs, maybe 101 lbs and
24:21
he like rides his dog around the neighborhood.
24:22
It's pretty cool to see. Dog but.
24:26
They can't. They can't be.
24:27
They can't be more than 126 lbs. Yeah, well, he's definitely not
24:31
that. I mean, Tommy poops.
24:33
Tommy poops. His last loaf was way more than
24:36
my neighbor. So absolutely, absolutely.
24:39
I'll tell you. No, it's I like it.
24:41
I think it's pretty cool. Shout out to Jason Worth my
24:46
actually my WhatsApp smells on the horses, so let's keep it
24:51
moving. Let's move on to the last story
24:56
and this one is just because we know I know I have a couple
24:59
people and some long term relationships on here, myself
25:02
included. And yes, this weekend, A.J.
25:07
Brown. He popped the question by
25:11
enlisting John Legend to play piano when he brought his
25:17
girlfriend to a surprise engagement party, cooked up a
25:22
dream engagement ceremony for his now fiance Kelsey Riley,
25:25
getting family and friends together for a surprise private
25:29
event. Brown proposed at the
25:30
Philadelphia Four Seasons while John Legend was performing on
25:34
the piano in a beautifully designed room with flowers and
25:37
candles. The Gabriel.
25:40
The Jeweler ring has a four carat emerald cut diamond and a
25:43
platinum band and 20 other diamonds and stones that also
25:47
add up to four more carats. Errol.
25:52
Pile it up. Why the hell was I not invited?
25:55
That's my question, honestly. I mean, obviously A.J.
25:59
Brown is a sensational player. He's on the tail end of his
26:03
career. It's great what he's doing right
26:05
now and he's he probably realizes that his career is
26:08
practically almost over and he wants to propose to a woman that
26:11
he's been with for a very, very long time.
26:14
He's built a great relationship and, and really as a player, if
26:18
you heard any of the stories, he invited all his former
26:22
teammates, every single one of them, and he had, he flew some
26:25
of them down to actually celebrate it with him.
26:28
So it's an incredible story. I like A.J.
26:30
Brown. I think he's his personality.
26:32
What he stands for as an NFL player is is great and he's to
26:37
me, even though a lot of people have not liked him over the
26:41
years because of what he has done on the football field, I
26:44
think you'll like him off the the football field because he's
26:47
a one man, ladies man. So it's pretty incredible.
26:51
And he said if you listen to A.J.
26:53
Brown on one of his interviews, he interviewed I think with ESPN
26:57
two or three years ago when he got traded or four years ago
27:00
when he got traded to the Eagles.
27:02
When he was speaking about his wife or his his fiance or his
27:06
girlfriend, he said they've been together for a very, very long
27:08
time and he's never even looked at another woman since he's
27:12
since he's been with her. So it's an.
27:14
Incredible. Story You still look, you just
27:16
don't act. On I'm just.
27:18
Saying I'm just saying I'm. Pretty sure it's not the same
27:19
woman. He's only been with her for
27:21
three years and he has a kid with a different woman from back
27:24
then. So I think it's a different
27:25
woman. But let's say we don't know
27:27
what's going on in their lives. I'll tell you this though, that
27:30
is a baller move. She could do it herself.
27:34
Loved the other Ed Sheeran or John Legend playing in person at
27:39
our engagement. With all those things, I still
27:41
thought I did a pretty good one. Enjoy.
27:44
Some of the goodies move that he pulled, but I I threw a
27:48
diversion on my on my wife. I went and bought like I told
27:52
her we're going on a picnic. We went to the store to get like
27:55
sandwiches. We packed it up.
27:57
I did a whole song and dance routine, brought her to an
28:00
actual park and then popped it there and then told her everyone
28:04
in the family is back home at her sister's house for a party
28:08
and it. Was way cooler.
28:09
During pandemic, little little John's doing doing ours.
28:15
That's pretty cool. Yeah.
28:17
OK. I brought I've I've been with my
28:22
wife since high school. I think we're going on 17 years
28:29
for our engagement. I was in Tampa rehabbing my
28:32
elbow and I brought her to a beach and there's too many
28:37
people there. She had no idea what was going
28:39
on, but I was first. I'd never carried backpacks on
28:41
the beach like that, so she didn't know.
28:43
She was like real skeptical, didn't know what was going on.
28:46
So I was like, too many people here.
28:47
So went to another beach, too many people.
28:50
Got in the car again, went to the, went to another beach in
28:52
Tampa, got out. There's a bunch of people there.
28:55
And I was like, you know what? Well, this time, let's go to the
28:59
beach today. So I ended up going to some Cove
29:02
down in Tampa and I end up popping the question there.
29:05
And the whole time she was like, nervous because you thought you
29:10
thought I had like a knife in my bag.
29:14
By the way, I made a mistake. It wasn't A.J.
29:17
Brown. It was Amari Cooper.
29:18
My, my bad on that, but whatever.
29:20
Mari Cooper, sorry. Yeah.
29:23
So I just. Was looking it up, it was Amari
29:25
Cooper. So I just some.
29:27
Food for thought for you. Stop with this.
29:30
Stop with this. All right, let's you guys.
29:33
In Long Island, you guys. Dial it up.
29:36
Let's dial it up. Listen, what is up with you?
29:40
What's up with you and this Gilgo Beach killer?
29:42
What is it? Yeah, I walked the thing on him.
29:44
It's an infatuation or something.
29:46
I mean, he's going to. Thank you.
29:48
The Gilgo Beach killer. So you got to, you know, make
29:50
sure you tell her. Hey, hey, baby.
29:52
He's been killing for a long, long time.
29:54
And we're going to hear one way or another, there's going to be
29:57
more things coming out that he was in Philadelphia, he was
30:01
killing prostitutes and strippers.
30:03
I mean, I'm telling you, this guy was killing for years, not
30:06
just here in Long Island. He just got caught here.
30:09
So I'm just saying he traveled all over the place, so.
30:13
Well, I'm just saying when you go to your.
30:15
Did you hear about before we go to what's that smell did you
30:19
guys hear about they think there there could be a serial killer
30:22
in New England. Did anybody hear about that?
30:24
There's been 8 murders in the last past, I think 18 months
30:30
now. One of them, they figured it
30:31
was, it wasn't a part of the other murders, but they're
30:34
saying that some people believe there's there's seven bodies
30:38
found in different parts of New England.
30:40
But what's? What's the time span?
30:42
Like 18 months, 19 months or something like that.
30:45
Boy. Yeah, so they got like a name
30:47
for him. Yet no, they just they're
30:49
they're right now it usually. Has it usually has an MO though,
30:52
right? They don't know they're
30:53
investigating. They're they're right now the
30:56
Police Department is not calling it a serial killer because they,
30:59
they're trying to kind of put them together.
31:02
One of them. Yeah, well, I guess so.
31:05
I don't know. But there is, there's been 8
31:08
murders and I think in the last 18 to 19 months.
31:11
And obviously the there, there could be a serial killer and
31:16
there's Brittany over here. Yeah, exactly.
31:19
I just don't want to change the subject, so when you do end up
31:23
proposing to Brittany, just make sure you know.
31:26
Just get John Legend. Or, you know, call it mustard.
31:29
Mustard might be free. I think the tour's almost over.
31:32
Maybe busted on the beat ho. Maybe I'll maybe I'll have Tommy
31:35
poops sing a song and when he's on the toilet, OK?
31:39
Are we gonna have, are we gonna have one of those like, you
31:42
know, those chocolate fountains, but it's just gonna be a honey
31:44
mustard fountain? Honey, that's a good idea.
31:48
Just make sure. Honestly.
31:50
A chicken tender. 100% serving chicken fingers.
31:52
No, no, no, no, no, no. Sweet potato fries.
31:54
We need sweet potato fries there.
31:56
Yeah. Speedy should be the wedding
31:59
love sweet potato. Fries love.
32:02
Them. Like Adam Sandler, The Wedding
32:04
Singer? Like that outfit, Speedy?
32:06
I love sweet. Pea, I just want a gallon of
32:08
applesauce. I do like that too, man.
32:10
A little gallon cranberry sauce applesauce.
32:12
I like my cranberry sauce is good.
32:13
I like applesauce. I like, you know, I like
32:15
whatever, man. Listen, I don't care if you
32:18
don't like cranberry sauce applesauce.
32:20
Just because I drink it out of the bottle doesn't make me
32:22
weird. OK, All right.
32:24
I I'm not the only person that's ever done that.
32:26
So if you like applesauce, you just drink it, man.
32:29
It's it's tasty. What's wrong with that?
32:31
You know, whatever. People pour it in cups.
32:34
I don't. First of all, I do not.
32:36
That's a problem. I only there's I have mayonnaise
32:39
in my. Tuna fish.
32:40
No, I the only time I eat mayonnaise is if it's in my tuna
32:44
fish, it's in my chicken salad, or it's on a pastrami sandwich.
32:49
That's it. Hot pastrami sandwich?
32:52
Really. I told you that on hot pastrami.
32:54
Yes, I like it. Yes, I don't like mustard.
32:56
So. That's what I thought it would
32:57
be. Honey mustard.
32:59
No, see, now there there is a spicy mustard.
33:02
That's the move. No, I don't like.
33:03
You can get it. I don't like.
33:04
Mustard. I only like honey mustard.
33:06
I don't like breaking. Both.
33:07
Wait is it that weird to put like Mayo and pastrami I don't
33:10
think. It's is it?
33:10
Because no, it's not that mustard.
33:12
That spicy mustard has a distinctive smell.
33:16
Yeah, it smells like dirty turds coming out of poops.
33:19
His ass. OK, it's disgusting.
33:21
I don't like the smell. Oh, what is that smell?
33:24
What is that smell? That's right.
33:26
And that is here it is, ladies and gentlemen, our final segment
33:30
of the night. You're you're a pain in the ass.
33:33
What's that smell? Hold over, what is that smell?
33:36
What's that? Smell.
33:43
Wow, you don't see that every day.
33:48
All right, ladies and gentlemen, I think everybody that's
33:50
listened to this show many, many times knows how to play this
33:54
segment or play this segment. It's very simple.
33:57
We're going to go around in a circle and each and every one of
34:00
us are going to have something that we're going to talk about
34:03
and we're going to tell you what it smells like.
34:05
It could smell bad, it could smell good or it could smell
34:08
like Speedy's ass. And we're going to go like this.
34:10
We're going to go poops, we're going to go ah, we'll go coach
34:15
Fish, we'll go Speedy, we'll go Jabba, we'll go goody, we'll go
34:19
me. Here we go.
34:21
Have you put your nose in Speedy's ass?
34:23
That you never smells like. I mean, Speedy is actually
34:25
checked that he said. He put his hand in his ass to
34:27
smell it right. Speedy, is he?
34:30
He knows. He's shaking his head, He knows.
34:31
You can always ask the dog that licked his butt no?
34:33
That's the that's just too. That's disgusting.
34:36
Well, how, how, How can you ask the dog?
34:38
They can't speak to us. Well.
34:42
Well, well, that's not true. There's another.
34:43
Concert for you? The dog did say it was rough.
34:47
We're not. We're not Doctor Dolittle over
34:50
here. Typical.
34:51
Saying some of us can talk to dogs.
34:54
Could you? Could you talk to dogs?
34:57
Yeah. Really.
34:58
Shut up. No, you can't.
35:00
Nobody can, you know. What would be really funny?
35:02
Maybe DMX. You know what would be really
35:04
funny? If Goody just got on his hands
35:06
and knees and goes. The dog starts dancing around or
35:10
sitting and jumping and talking to him.
35:12
That would be funny. I don't think Goody could do
35:14
that. Here we go.
35:16
Call the dog, whisper. All right, I should ask your
35:20
wife what they call you. Anyways, here we go, boobs.
35:23
All right then, is there a reason why you guys always make
35:24
me start? What's that smell you guys
35:26
trying to tell me? Something Owen started the most.
35:28
Usually Owen does start the most.
35:30
OK, so I know that the shit I know the drafts was, I know the
35:36
draft was a couple weeks ago. We all saw what happened.
35:39
We all saw the pics. We witnessed it.
35:41
Travis Hunter, of course, ended up going to the Jaguars.
35:44
I just find it funny. Of course, all the kids that are
35:46
getting drafted and sitting in there on draft night, motions
35:49
are going through, always checking their phone.
35:51
I thought it was funny that recently came out that Travis
35:54
Hunter was seen on his phone playing Clash of Clans.
35:57
Now for those who don't know what Clash of.
35:59
Clans, my brothers love that. Game.
36:01
It's a mobile game. I haven't played it since I was
36:03
maybe 12 years old, Eleven years old, and I just find it funny.
36:08
All of the extracurricular activities that Travis Hunter is
36:11
always doing, you know, you got his what, his fiance, his Clash
36:16
of Clans? And then he's just a bass
36:18
fisherman also. So what does that smell like?
36:20
It smells like a fishy sea bass. If you guys can feel what I'm
36:24
putting down. Not the one on the end of his
36:27
rod. I'm talking about a fishy sea
36:29
bass, not a fishy sea bass. Pretty good.
36:33
Interesting. All right, I'm going to take
36:37
this next one. I like short.
36:38
Fish, you actually mentioned this story earlier tonight,
36:42
Justin Tucker cut from the Ravens.
36:44
But because here's the quote, sometimes football decisions are
36:49
incredibly difficult. This was not a football
36:54
decision. The fact that they have the
36:56
nerve to say that when everyone and their mother knows that he
36:59
pulled a Deshaun Watson during around the same years as Deshaun
37:02
Watson with a bunch of massage parlor masseuses.
37:08
I'm sorry, what's the professional masseur masseurs?
37:11
A masseuse, I think is someone. Is that what you're trying to
37:14
get out of them? And well, I don't think that's
37:17
what he wanted. You always go for the turds.
37:20
Man, yeah, it is. It's good then.
37:22
He goes for the butt. That's right, I'll say this.
37:26
They drafted a kicker in the sixth round.
37:28
And once they drafted the kicker in the sixth round, sure it was
37:31
a football decision, but why did they draft the kicker in the
37:34
sixth round? Because their kicker is going to
37:36
be thrown out of the league because of this.
37:38
And guess what? He wasn't that good last year,
37:39
so it's easy to move on from a guy with a high contract.
37:42
That wasn't a football decision. It was this guy needs to be
37:46
thrown out of the league type of decision.
37:48
That smells like bullshit. Bullshit.
37:54
All right, so I'm going to go not at the fact that the actual
37:57
results of the the lotteries, but I'm going to go with the
38:00
process of the lotteries with the NBA and the NHL now starting
38:03
in MLB as well, too with the lotteries.
38:04
I'm not taking shots at the Islanders.
38:06
They deserve to win one because they've been unlucky in years
38:08
about saying that. Thank God they they, but the
38:11
process of it was has always been flawed to me.
38:13
They always do it based on percentages of just all right.
38:15
This is the number one team that gets a certain percentage.
38:17
Meanwhile, they they could be like the like the White Sox last
38:21
year, how historically bad they were, and they'll still get the
38:24
same percentage as a 60 win team of a different year.
38:27
So I always said it should be based on all right, how many
38:29
games back are you or how many points back are you that that
38:32
that team gets the next less amount of ping pong balls in the
38:35
lottery. So I think they got to change
38:37
it. Otherwise you're going to see a
38:38
lot of these things that are quote UN quote rigged like we've
38:39
seen with the stop hating on the island.
38:42
No, no, no, no, it's no hate on the Islanders.
38:43
I was saying in other in other years.
38:46
No, no I actually not. This is not a shot at the
38:49
Islanders is a shot at the process of the Rangers got the
38:51
1st and 2nd pick back-to-back years and all.
38:55
Both players are probably not going to be part of the
38:57
organization in the future. And the Rangers are not the only
38:59
team the Devils have gotten that too, the Kings.
39:02
There's other teams like that in the NBA like you were saying all
39:04
the time. Like the the Pistons get
39:06
unlucky, yet the Spurs get lucky.
39:08
There are other teams that have gotten, New Orleans has gotten
39:11
lucky a lot in the beginning of the draft.
39:13
So there's certain things and they don't hide it very well.
39:15
So what does that smell like? It smells like Adam Silver and
39:18
LeBron James having a buddy buddy party, playing beer pong
39:21
and eating Lebron's horrible Blaze pizza and the the shit
39:25
that comes out of their ass after they eat.
39:27
There you go speeding. There you go.
39:29
Nice little ass motion. Why on our show does it always
39:32
go to the butt? Listen.
39:35
Going in or coming out? Got dude wipes and take care of
39:38
my 2 hole. I'm good.
39:40
That's right as. We've done as long as she's
39:42
using dude wipes and taking care of my 2 hole I'm good.
39:46
It's brought it out of silver. They wouldn't be smart enough to
39:48
do a job. Absolutely.
39:50
Yeah, you're right. Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark
39:54
both going back to their colleges and Caitlin Clark
40:00
obviously selling out and bawling out.
40:04
And Angel Reese not even half full and then her mom coming out
40:08
talking about how she is just as big as impact as Caitlin Clark
40:13
and just seeing the stands it, it just proves that it smells.
40:18
It's it's it's not only jealousy, but it's envy.
40:24
And it's the fact that she knows she is hot garbage and she knows
40:31
that she can't even hold Caitlin Clark's dirty tampon when it's
40:36
that time of the month. Wow.
40:41
Interesting. Disgusting.
40:43
Well, dirty tampon. For all the listeners out there,
40:47
my what's that smell is? Errol Marx, host of Jabba in the
40:51
Mouth, recently celebrated his 48th birthday this Saturday, and
40:58
we know he's getting up there in age.
41:01
And. He's been dating this beautiful
41:03
young brunette chick named Brittany, and you know, at some
41:08
point you get old and decrepid and you know, he's you know what
41:15
this smells like? That smells like vagisil aisle
41:18
3. That's what this smells.
41:20
Like little extra cheese. Nobody is super scared of
41:24
commitment and just is afraid to pull the trigger.
41:27
And you know, for that beautiful young girl out there, I have
41:32
plenty of friends down here in Florida that are just waiting
41:34
for you. I pulled it out of my ass.
41:37
You just made my nipples hard. I was going to fall off the
41:40
camera figures anyways. My what's that?
41:44
Smell. I got you, Brett.
41:48
My, what's that smell goes to Ryan Garcia as Friday Night
41:53
Lights in Madison. Well, I'm sorry, in New York
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City with some of the biggest matches we've seen in a very,
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very long time. This was a big weekend for
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boxing. And boy, oh boy, Ryan Garcia
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went up there with the weigh INS and he, he, he stood there
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stall. He's still there tall as Raleigh
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Romero and him we're standing there tall.
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He was talking crap, speaking all this crap and all that other
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stuff. He was suspended for a year for
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cheating and doing steroids and then gets into the ring and gets
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knocked down in the second round, gets embarrassed by
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Raleigh Romero. One of the biggest upsets we've
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seen in a long time in boxing as he was I think a -, 300 to win
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the fight. It was embarrassing and then
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everybody but it was waiting for this fight to be done because
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Ryan Garcia was supposed to get ready to fight Devin Haney, who
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was fighting on the same card as he he actually won his fight.
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And everybody was expecting this to be the rematch and let them
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go at each other and actually see what's going to happen after
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the first fight after Ryan Garcia not, you know, knocked
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Haney around and and won the fight with a split decision.
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But nevertheless, Ryan Garcia laid up a lousy goose eggs.
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So what does that smell? That smells like the, the the
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gel in his hair that probably smells like crap because it
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doesn't seem like he ever washes his hair because it looks the
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same every single time he leaves the ring.
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So there you go. Was he was doing, was he the one
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that was doing those that fake retirement thing that we were
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talking about like a 22 or 23? Yeah.
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Let me tell you something about Ryan Garcia.
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I know. I know you don't like him.
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I remember that. Let me tell you something about
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Ryan Garcia. Every time there's something
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going on on social media or there's ATV show or he's hanging
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out with Jake Paul. Well, he's always with those
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social media. And he's, he's Jake Paul.
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He's he's best friends with Jake Paul.
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It seems like the only thing he cares about is him being the
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center of attention. Why don't you worry about
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getting you called yourself King Ryan.
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That's what you said you were King Ryan.
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And then you got embarrassed by Riley Romero, who absolutely was
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not expected to win the fight, even though Riley is a great
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fighter, is at his own, his own stance.
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This guy was 17 and 2 going into the fight and embarrassed,
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embarrassed. It wasn't even close.
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Ryan Garcia, he shouldn't have gotten into the ring.
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I'm telling you right now you're you took a year break and then
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you get into a ring against a great fighter like Raleigh
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Romero. Just an embarrassment and
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honestly, Ryan Garcia should retire.
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I I don't know why he's still fighting.
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Obviously he needs the money. He embarrassed himself on on a
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national stage where he says that not only is he the best
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fighter right now in his weight class, he's the greatest fighter
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in his weight class of all time. So Ryan Garcia absolutely
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embarrassed himself on Friday night Where this this card was
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sensational, by the way, it was a great card.
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And Devin Haney, you know, he stands tall.
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Him and his father speak a lot of crap, but Devin Haney is
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still undefeated because Ryan did cheat.
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He did cheat when he fought a year ago, you know, right in
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front of millions and millions of people.
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So unfortunately, Ryan Garcia is an absolute embarrassment.
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So and I again, I'm not hating on Ryan, I just think he's an
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ass and he needs to keep his mouth shut because people that
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talk don't really go anywhere. And when it comes to boxing
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anyways, that's it for our show. Thank you to all the fans.
45:16
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45:34
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45:36
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45:39
So Speedy is posting them up. And thank you again for all the
45:42
people that are following us and liking all the stuff that we're
45:44
doing. We really appreciate you guys as
45:47
we're moving forward with our show.
45:49
So there's a lot of things going on.
45:50
We will make an announcement in the next couple of days and you
45:54
guys will know what we're talking about.
45:56
So thank you and thank you to all all you guys for the show
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wouldn't be as good as it is if it wasn't for all the guys
46:04
putting in the work and the time and the effort into it.
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So thank you to all the guys. We will be back on Thursday.
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Speedy, who do we have on the show?
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All right, returning to the show, I believe Jabba, this was
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the first ex football player when you were when you first
46:14
joined us that we had on the show.
46:16
Returning the show, former Carolina Panthers cornerback CJ
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Wilson will be back on our show. That's right, the old seedster,
46:22
by the way, CJ Wilson, it was great on the show, got a great
46:26
personality. He knows how to have a little
46:28
bit of fun. I I wanted.
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Did you talk to Riley yet? Yeah, Riley Leonard will
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probably be on either next week or the week after.
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He's been busy celebrating his draft and he's getting ready.
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He's been going to rookie camps. He's already at the rookie camps
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right now and Indianapolis throwing the ball.
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So I I think Riley Leonard has a very good chance of winning that
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job in the next couple of years. He just needs to develop.
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And why not Indianapolis? He's the perfect fit.
46:54
You have Daniel, you have Daniel Jones there who plays kind of
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this. They're both Duke guys, so it's
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crazy. Carl, you're stupid.
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Yeah, right. Yeah, he'll definitely be in the
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cornfields, that's for sure. Vote.
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Let it distract him from his previous comment.
47:10
Official. Be ready to give Goody a
47:12
geography quiz at some point. You guys are idiots.
47:14
You really are jackasses. Anyways, that's it for our show.
47:18
We'll be back, as you know, on Thursday.
47:20
Until then, this is our show. Jabbing them out, saying
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goodnight. We'll talk to you on Thursday.
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Goodnight everybody. It is the worldwide sports radio
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